Not into spicy food but my wife, Pat, has wanted to go here for some time. Was going to go for chili but not into hot nor veggie chili (only options I saw). So happy when I saw chicken Ceasar salad on menu. Pat went with the shrimp Fajitas. Premeal we were given a hearty plate of nacho chips with sauce to share. Pat enjoyed their sauce mix while I steered clear. She even stated, "my mouth is burning". Orange juice couldn't come to soon for her. I totally enjoyed my meal. Only suggestion, use hickory sticks instead of dried bread croutons (try it). Pat liked her meal but was disappointed that the cast frying pan didn't come out sizzling hot like she's used to seeing/hearing. Her food was luke warm. Too few cheese with an abundance of cabbage. I subtract no points for her meal results since I'm reviewing what I received. Wr both enjoyed sitting outside on their front balcony under the protection of their umbrella from the burning sun. Expect typical street noises when sitting street side. Nice bricked artwork just across the street from this place. Using their bathroom I could not but help admiring the many paintings adorning their walls as i passed through their dining area. Even the bathroom had an artistic quality to it. Looking at a particular set of tiles i thought it funny what a couple well placed dots can do. I asked if I could take pictures of their walls and was told, "no problem". I did not disturb any quests as my attached pictures testify. Being treated to tic-tacs after meal was nice touch.

Good food, good service. Points lost: —7 layer dip was tasty but nacho chips were far too fragile to pick it up. —Avocado salad had too much dressing which was also too acidic. Subjective? Yes! But this is my review.—Chairs were uncomfortable. Unless I sat like a eunuch, the sides dug into my thighs. Points gained: +varied menu +family friendly including kids’ menu and colouring stuff. No points lost but good to know: the patio experience is dragged down by tuner cars and their love of noise pollution.