Hacienda Azul

I am sooo happy we have this restaurant in my side of town now!! When we got to the restaurant, it was very busy but since we were just two of us, we got seated in about 15 mins. Host was welcoming and sweet, a perfect person to have as a first contact. I do need to mention their decor! It is so pretty! I have passed this place MANY times but I had no idea they had a terrace! They did such a good job with their interior. It feels warm, there are good amount of space in between tables, love having a sink outside of the bathroom ( as a person who ALWAYS washes my hands before eating) . The music they played was very nice as well and the volume was perfect. Last but not least, I absolutely loved their food. I ordered Chile Relleno with sweet corn tamale with Poblano sauce. I'm a sucker for shrimp culichi and the sauce tastes like that and it was delicious. They have good selection of coffee and if I was a coffee drinker, I would definitely order coffee flights. They looked so good. Next time I need to try their dessert!!!Our server was great. She was busy serving and being a barista but still provided excellent service. This will be my go-to breakfast/lunch place now and I couldn't be happier that it's so close to me!

Very cute restaurant, quick and friendly service! I came with a group of 11 (including me) and we got seated fairly quickly. It was around 10 am. Our waitress was very lovely! I ordered the Huevos Divorciados and they we pretty good! Both green and red sauce lacked a little bit of flavor but after some salt and cholula, it was delicious! The potatoes were nicely seasoned and the beans were great. To drink i got an iced chai latte ($6) with espresso (an extra $2) and it was not great.. it was an interesting flavor (one that i didn't enjoy) and for $8 i expected more. My coworker got the french toast and it was delicious! (you really cant go wrong with french toast)Overall, they had a huge selection on the menu and I'll definitely return to try more thing!

This spot just opened. It used to be a Molina's. They have done a fantastic job in redesigning the place. The staff is very friendly and attentive.I had the chorizo and scrambled eggs. I enjoyed them. I also had a cafe olla, which was delicious, but did come out a little cool. Their menu has some really cool features, like a coffee flight. Will definitely go back to try some of the breakfast items.

Came here for lunch break with a few coworkers. It's a breakfast and lunch place. It's small inside, not many tables, and we had over a 30 minute wait for 5 people. The decor is adorable and welcoming. I had the flight of coffee (iced and 4 flavors: caramel, hazelnut, vanilla, and mocha). I had the traditional breakfast platter (2 eggs, 2 meats, potatoes and toast- I chose bacon and ham. Ham was delicious, but the bacon was tiny, thin and undercooked). They also have a dessert fridge and the snickers cake looked delicious, but I was too stuffed to try.

Food was great and the restaurant is beautiful, went on a busy Sunday morning and wait was not long at all. Only wish would be that they served alcohol, was very surprised they didn't. One waiter said they were getting their license soon and another said they were not planning on it. Overall a great experience, will be back soon!

Great food, fresh. Need to learn how use the brand new, nice espresso machine. Service: very good. Ambiance: quaint , very clean. Clean restrooms.

My first visit was a positive one! Clean dining room, slight wait for a table but once we ordered, the food arrived quickly. I ordered a Norteno Burrito and it was awesome! Fresh ingredients and perfectly seasoned as were my potatoes. My friend also loved his carne asada burrito. Staff was cheerful and efficient.I will definitely return and suggest other folks try this new restaurant too!Note: this is breakfast and lunch only

Their menu is very limited. I've never been to a Mexican food place that didn't have chips and salsa or refried/pinto beans, but this place has neither. Drink choices were limited because they didn't have their alcohol license yet.The service was good except I got the feeling they were rushing us out by not refilling our water. It does look clean. I won't be back.

Where to start? I was with a friend, on the way back from shopping we thought we'd give it a try. We arrived around 1230 pm.The menu is hard to read. Black with a grey background. They do NOT serve wine or beer. Fountain drinks are $4.I decided to wash up first. How can I say this? The Men's bathroom urinal is too high and is not usable for people under 6 feet. The restaurant was about half full. Waitress brought us water and took our order. There are no chips or salsa. After a 1/2 hour wait our food finally arrived. The salad fork they gave us is too small to be practical. We're seniors and need something that is regular size not a salad fork. Finally dug into the food. The hollandaise was meh. It needed lemon. Thr potatoes were under cooked, and I sent them back. The refire was also undercooked, so I just put them aside. It was very noisy. 70 dB. About the same as a vacuum cleaner. Try having a conversation with that much background noise. The wait staff was great, which is why I gave them a 2 star rating instead of 1 star. We are hard pressed to return.

Great food, the place is very modern hacienda style and the service was great! The chilaquiles were amazing! The pancakes tasted homemade.