Puro Michoacan

The food was really good except for three things. 1. The menudo they add a lot of fat and less of the stomach. 2. The chile rellenos they don't add any sauce that typically comes with when cooking. 3. No kids' menu?!? Overall, first-time experience it was a really good authentic Mexican restaurant, and the service was good. Sort of small place but comfortable.

Kray, kray, KRAY... that's 3 kra's for the Krazy fire that this restaurant serves out. I ordered in house, on a midmorning Saturday, and it was to go. The atmosphere was family friendly, spacious seating and for the lone soldiers (myself and one other random gentleman) had front row seating at the bar with big screen TV's (set to just the right volume too-awesome!👍) and while waiting, I threw back a cerveza while my huevos rancheros. (I only wish that they served tequila too-bummer👎) The takeout containers are amazeballs. My food looked so good that unfortunately there wasn't any time for a picture before my intense grub session. This place is fire y'all. It's a keeper!

I had a michelada and an enchilada michoacanas, and all I can say is that I left with a tight waistband, a doggy bag, and a plan to come back later to try their mole dish.... Also regret that I didn't grab some horchata to go. The servers were very attentive, ready to refill my drink as soon as the empty glass hit the table. I do recommend bringing a cash tip. I didn't get an opportunity to add it to the transaction while paying with card, and I wouldn't sleep well at night if I wasn't able to tip at a place where I ate so dang well. Pro-tip: bring comfy pants.