The place does get busy during the night and they have about 240 varieties of alcohol.
The service was a little bit slow to start off with but the once all the food came it was alright. To start off with I enjoyed a lovely lemon sherbet drink ($6). It was minty and very refreshing.
I also enjoyed the lovely authentic Mexican corn chips with guacamole which was fresh. It was $11. The watermelon salad ($15) which I believe will be on the menu at the International Street Food Festival is refreshing for a summer's day. I loved the saltiness of the salad as well as the crunch from the pumpkin seeds and cranberries. The watermelon was fresh and sweet.
The tacos too were good and I believe that there might be a special of 2 for $10 at the International street food festival. But the fish in the fish one was a little bit overcooked (only slightly). I did really favour (and I know that the vegetarians too would like) the fried tomato taco which was really nice with the cheese on top.
However I didn't like the Mesa burger ($15). It's great for people that don't like the spice, but I found that the bun was really dry and the meat was a little undercooked. I did however like the vegetables that were used. If they had a vegetarian burger even better
I also sampled some of their homemade hot sauce which will be possibly selling at the festival. I loved the spiciness. It blew my mind. If only they used that in the burger.
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| Sorry about the blurry photo- the atmosphere was very dark |
Rating: 16/20 -loved everything else except for the burger. I even loved watching the guys do their thang behind the bar and I loved watching the other group enjoy their birthday desserts. I wished that I could have had some but I was too full.
Do check them out at the International Street Food festival.
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