Here's a bit of trivia to spring on fellow diners: there are 27 nations south of the U.S. border, and it's the cuisine of those 27 that supposedly comprise the pan-Latin menu here. That may be an exaggeration, but the menu does offer variety. Try the barbecued lamb tiny tacos appetizer and follow with the pork tenderloin smeared with corn-mushroom flan. The circular bar draws a following independent of the food. After 11 PM on weekend nights, the floor in the middle of the dining room is cleared for salsa and merengue dancing.
Reviewed by bugme from chicago on 5/27/07
very disappointing. went there last night for a double birthday party. the food was just not good. the only thing i would ever pay to eat again was the weekly special dessert. everything else i would not eat even if it were free.
it's a nice dance club. and the drinks are pretty good - if a bit expensive. ($10 for a cocktail.)
our server was nothing special. fine when there, but not often there. and did not know how to deal w/ a large table.
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