One of the first things you'll notice about this place is that its all green inside!! It has some Mayan figurines on the walls that seem like a welcome change from the excessively green interiors. Needless to say, the decor is quite unimpressive... The restaurant serves Yucatan food and its quite a bit different from the traditional Mexican that you get in Taquerias around California. We had the Falautas and Polcanes for appetizers and I started warming up to the place :). I enjoyed both the appetizers and the salsa with tortilla chips. For the main course we had Frijol Con Puerco (Pork and Black Beans stew) and Pollo a La Parrilla (Grilled chicken with Mexican rice and orange cilantro salsa). The Pork was really well done and the beans had a flavor which reminded me of Brazilian black beans. But the best dish of the evening was the grilled chicken. Very well done with a lot of spices and the orange cilantro salsa was a good compliment. I liked eating the mexican rice with the Pork stew more than the chicken. On the whole, a decent meal but not something I would call fabulous. I might visit this place again in 2 years but probably not before that ...
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