Ay Wey RestoBar

The restaurant is very spacious. We came on a Sunday during lunch rush so the place needed need some TLC. It took a while for the waitress to take our order. Her English was well enough that she could explain things to our understanding. The food was very good. An the portion were large.

The place is beautiful, clean (to include the bathroom), very inviting. Everything we ordered was delicious. They had some of the best fried ice cream I've ever tasted, inspite the fact they burn the shell a little. The only draw back was our waitress was not fluid in English so she couldn't explain the dishes very well. She also neglected to visit our table. We had to wave her down or send for her. Over all, it was a good experience. If you eat here you will not be disappointed.

I love how fresh the food is and the atmosphere. I've tried several dishes but the chicken fajitas are my favorite. The fajitas come out sizzling. Staff is always excellent. The vibe is perfect also. The price is a bit higher but worth it. On Friday nights they have a live band that was a plus.

It was a great experience. Food was great, we had a great time. They do something really special when you have a birthday, which is great. And service was exceptional as well.

I actually really liked the food, drinks and atmosphere on my first visit. I drove there for the Barria pizza and gaucamole on Wednesday night and I have never been so disappointed! The manager Lidia was extremely rude and threatened to refuse me service because decided to cancel my order of gaucamole. Which never made it to my table, but she claimed it had already been made. It was upsetting for several reasons: 1. It was all fresh items that could have easily been used in/with other dishes [they prepare it table side] 2. This was about 20-25 minutes after I had requested to change my order and still was not at the table. 3. What manager would risk loosing a customer over something so simple? I truly felt unwelcomed at this point and decided I would never go back if this is how they trea