We went here with the dinner group and it was organized by one of my asistants. It is a traditional nice little mexican place and we ent there for an early lunch.

There were special omelets, empanadas and tamales. Everything was delicious. Desserts were origiginal too with a see tamales and a tripple cream or cheese dessert…to die for. I totally recommend this place for a family run place if you don’t want fancy decor.

I have to admit that this little restaurant has many things to offer. Not only can you eat in there but you can also do some shopping..they sell many latin products, sweets and more.

The TORTAS (mexican sandwiches) are very well served and delicious. Something you don’t get everywhere.

On a cold day, I enjoy their CAFE con LECHE, The smell of the boiling hot milk and coffee is great. And if I have a craving of sugar, I go there and buy GLORIAS..a very rich and sweet soft caramel made with goat’s milk and mixed with nuts, so yummy!

My friend hired their catering services and rented the restaurant once. It was a success, everyone loved the food.
There is one thing though, the place is tiny, so wouldn’t recommend it for a group of more than 10-15.

Chipotle y Jalapeno is one of those small venues that gets its fame from word of mouth. When it turns out that your specialty is Mexican cuisine and both your staff and your clientele share that same background, it’s obvious you’re doing something right.

In the case of this small place, they seem to do everything right at a small scale. You’ve step into someone’s kitchen and they have a few things for you to smell and taste. None of the easy dishes that you can find anywhere, today we had our pick of tamales, molletes, chilaquiles, or huevos rancheros o la mexicana. I had the chilaquiles. The dishes were served promptly and spiced generously.

Even the desserts were an experience. I had the pleasure of having the concha, a sweet pastry that you just tear apart and eat with your hands.

Definitely a place that should be at the top of your list whenever you feel like having something south of the border with a lot more class, a lot more flavor and lot less expensive than any of the larger chains that claim to know Mexican cuisine.