El Mirador

The place was practically empty when we ate there on a Saturday afternoon. Still, service was slow. They had multiple televisions but all but one (where most of the staff was congregated watching it) were turned off. Beer options were very limited. Fajitas (steak) were tasty.

A few months ago I would have given this place a solid 5 stars but it’s recently changed owners, and it isn’t quite as good as it used to be. My favorite dish used to be the Enchilada Sunrise — nicely seasoned shredded beef in flour tortillas topped with two fried eggs, and a delicious tangy tomatillo sauce. I LOVED this dish, and ordered it like 90% of the time. Last time I ordered it, it came sans eggs, and the enchiladas were really small with just a drizzle of tomatillo sauce. Seriously disappointing, especially as I had been looking forward to it all week. The «Tour of Mexico» is a two-​plate dealy, and excellent value for money. The fajitas are excellent, as is the Ceviche. The salsa that comes with the complementary chips is good — nice and chunky, lots of onion (I loves me the onions), has a decent kick, and is always fresh-​tasting. Service is good but some servers speak very little English — numerous times I have asked for flour tortillas in a dish instead of corn but received corn anyway (and I HATE them). They sell beer but don’t have a liquor license.