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It’s a nice, quiet and calm place to visit during the weekend. I had a great time walking around and exploring, discovering interesting art pieces and browsing the gift shop. They have a machine at the front desk where you can choose to make a donation of 10$ or you can also do a cash donation. The staff members are really nice and helpful.

It’s small but it has good music, good and most of all cheap drinks! Great pregame spot! Got a shot and a beer for 6$ you really can’t beat that.

I would not recommend. The food does not have an authentic taste and the customer service is nonexistent. I ordered a “fresh” watermelon beverage, a pork torta and guacamole and chips. The beverage was made from frozen fruit, so that says how fresh it really was. The beverage was 3$, very small and not fresh at all. The pork torta was made with a bread that (if you’re Mexican or have had a Mexican torta would know) is not for tortas, the meat was bland. The torta was 7.50$, decent size but no authentic taste. The guacamole was bland, again I don’t know if they just want you to add the salt or they just don’t really like to season things. Also if you like guacamole you know that one of the ingredients that should stand out the most is the lime, this guacamole had no lime and a really strong onion taste. The best part of this experience was the chips, they were freshly “made” or fried and were served on a nice plate (guacamole & chips 6$). The whole thing wasn’t pleasant and for the money I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone. I know they also say it’s a good place for fast food but that isn’t applicable either. Try the Mexican spot right down the street called Taqueria El Paso, they have hand made tortillas, the food taste good and are very friendly.