5/5 Lorenzo W. 2 years ago on Google
Could
be
my
favorite
new
hang!
I
drive
by
it
every
day,
but
had
never
been
in.
In
fact,
I
thought
it
was
just
a
hip
cool
coffee
spot.
Seems
that
it
was
always
super
busy,
and
I
thought,
"
man,
these
Fountain
Sqaure
kids
sure
do
love
their
americanos."
No,
this
place
is
not
a
coffee
shop,
and
apparently
these
fountain
square
kids
love
their
Hawaii-Mexian
fusion!
I
was
walking
through
the
area
just
doing
my
usual
digs,
and
their
liquor
wall
caught
my
eye
from
the
street.
I
was
like,
"hol
on,
now,
that's
not
coffee
flavoring,
that
thar
is
spirits!",
so
I
went
in.
Boom!
From
go,
I'm
blasted
by
the
color
arrangement
of
the
worldly
decor.
I
had
no
idea
what
a
night
I
was
in
store
for.
I
walk
up
to
the
bar,
and
Roni,
one
of
the
owners
greets
me.
I
explain
that
I
had
no
idea
what
or
where
I
was,
and
how
I
had
no
idea
what
they
offered.
She
explained
that
this
was
a
grand
restaurant
and
bar.
And
bam,
I
see
the
draught
beer
list.
Gaaaawd,
how
could
I
have
missed
such
a
gem
for
the
last
2
years
of
being
back
in
the
area?!
I
ordered
a
Bier
Brewery
Dubbel,
and
chilled
and
took
pics,
as
a
single
hip
cool
dude
does.
I
talked
w
some
of
the
servers,
didnt
get
any
names,
cause
you
know
that's
creepy
to
ask
names.
They
were
doing
their
thing,
I
was
doing
the
vibe
thing.
Got
a
chance
to
talk
to
one
of
the
other
owners,
Tufty.
I
got
the
run
down
of
the
history
and
core
values
of
the
place.
Place
is
pure
lit.
I
was
given
a
tour
of
the
other
seating
locations
of
the
restuarant,
and
the
rest
of
the
luminous
decor.
I
then
spent
more
time
being
delighted
w
tales
of
ol,
and
plans
for
the
future
w
them.
A
grand
night
had
by
me.
But
I
didnt
est
anything,
because
I
think
I
had
eaten
just
before.
Who
cares,
gave
me
another
reason
to
come
back.
Round
2:
bite!
I
purposely
went
back
a
day
ago
just
to
order
some
food,
and
take
a
pic
so
I
could
post
all
my
pics
and
this
review.
I
walked
up,
and
I
didnt
see
any
lights
on,
but
the
hours
on
the
door
said
they
were
open.
Always
try
the
door!
Opened
the
door,
but
no
one
was
there,
and
the
owner
explained
that
the
back
was
the
seating
of
the
evening.
Well
that's
cool,
I
thought.
I
cant
remember
a
place
where
a
section
of
the
building
was
closed,
yet
another
was.
The
back
half
was
more
of
a
Hawaiian
theme,
while
the
front
was
more
Mexican.
I
over
heard
the
server
tell
a
couple
who
had
come
in
w
me
that
the
house
Margarita
was
$5,
so
when
she
asked
me,
that's
what
o
ordered.
Who
is
never
in
a
mood
for
a
margarita?
No
this
guy!
As
I
wait
for
my
drink,I
looked
over
the
food
menu.
Quite
a
selection!
I
ordered
the
pork
tacos,
but
not
the
Hawaiian
pork
tacos,
cause
they
were
out.
And
these
tacos
were
heavenly.
They
had
house
made
hot
sauces,
and
they
added
the
bite
I
hoped
for.
As
I
enjoyed
my
margarita
and
pork
tacos,
I
blissfully
enjoyed
the
jamaican
music
that
bumped
on
the
stereo.
W
delight,
I
was
treated
w
a
rendition
of
"
Take
Five"
from
King
Tubby,
a
dub
legend.
All
the
servers
as
super
fun
and
inviting.
Food
is
amazing,
owners
are
hands
on,
and
drinks
are
always
flowing!
Highly
suggest
this
delicatessen!
When
in
fountain
square
make
sure
to
visit
Revolucion
restaurant
and
bar.
I'll
see
y'all
thar!