I really liked it. Had the brisket tacos and they were really tasty. I also like that most of the menu is or can be made gluten free.

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I love it! It's not fast food and the price for the quality and quantity is very good. Our kids love it to my son had the brisket taco and I had grilled fish so good my husband had pork and said they were amazing. We are pretty pick too. Oh and guac was great.

The manager was really rude to us also. Our friend is a vegan and wanted a salad without meat/chicken which they do not offer. They had no way to give him a reduced price for just the salad and were very rude about it.

Menu and prices: http://www.washingtonian.com/blogs/bestbites/images/093013-BBB-FishTaco_Menu.pdf

I love this place. It's very warm and hommie. The food is very good. Every one talks about prices, well, nothing is cheap in this neighborhood.

I went last week and got the chicken quesadilla (adult size). It was a decent size (4 large "slices") and came with little cups of sour cream and guacamole. Priced out to about $9.50--which I thought was a tad high without any sort of side, whether it be a handful of chips or a tiny side salad. Tacos were anywhere from $9-14 depending on the protein. It was tasty, but one of those places where your bill can add up quickly. If I got the quesadilla, chips and a drink, I would have been pushing $15-20 quickly.

I don't remember the price, but there did appear to be a children's menu. I asked for a take home menu and they didn't have any made up yet.

Reminded me of Surfside in Glover Park, although it's menu was much less extensive. Quality food but a bit overpriced.

If they can get their act together, I could definitely see it having a place in that shopping center.

We went last weekend. I really liked the fish tacos. And there were tons of kids there ordering kids plates so not sure PPs experience is representative. It was a great place to get a quick dinner.

I tried the tacos there recently. My husband ordered a quesadilla. The fish tacos were good, but they lacked enough fish. My vegetarian husband's Mexican truffle quesadilla was apparently fantastic.

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Anonymous wrote:Went this past Sunday with my husband and 15 month old. They did not have a children's menu, high chairs or booster seats. When we asked for a kid's version of their quesadilla they said it would be the same price as a full sized steak quesadilla - $8! My husband questioned why it would be just as much and the owner asked him to see his watch. Confused, he showed him his watch. The owner then followed up with "Yeah, i think you can afford it."

Not to mention that their "signature fish taco" is a rip off of Wild Tomato's featured specialty and is no where near the quality.

Bottom line - after our experience, we wouldn't recommend it.

I cannot believe this. Wow.

So rude! I think I would have walked out..

Am I alone in thinking this was pretty funny?

I think it's funny, but totally inappropriate. Just because you can afford something, doesn't mean you want to overpay.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Went this past Sunday with my husband and 15 month old. They did not have a children's menu, high chairs or booster seats. When we asked for a kid's version of their quesadilla they said it would be the same price as a full sized steak quesadilla - $8! My husband questioned why it would be just as much and the owner asked him to see his watch. Confused, he showed him his watch. The owner then followed up with "Yeah, i think you can afford it."

Not to mention that their "signature fish taco" is a rip off of Wild Tomato's featured specialty and is no where near the quality.

Bottom line - after our experience, we wouldn't recommend it.

I cannot believe this. Wow.

So rude! I think I would have walked out..

Am I alone in thinking this was pretty funny?

We went on Friday and I thought the tacos were delicious.

We went on Friday and I thought the tacos were delicious.