A mega-hip Mexican cantina, this folk-art-bedecked spot is a scene just waiting to happen, or rather, it's already happened. There are no surprises in terms of the food -- you know the drill, tacos, burritos, quesadillas -- but it's all tasty and filling, and some of it comes with some surprising accompaniments, like tapenade (an olive-based spread), along with the usual guacamole and sour cream. This is hip Mexican as opposed to a mom and pop joint, and it's a good place to eat on this side of town.