This place is a great place to meet for drinks and hang out for a little while, but the ambiance makes it feel less Mexican and more like its predecessor Suki 7. The food is good, and service is adequate, but I can think of several other restaurants in the area I am just a little bit more comfortable with.

I love this place because it has been around since I can remember. It is very old school and has an old cozy feel to it. The food isn't fabulous, but it is solid 8/10. Service is solid as well. The Sunday Brunches are definitely worth the trip, and the seafood at these buffets is amazing!

I have been going to Chens since I was 15 years old, and it is one of the best Chinese restaurants in the area. They are family owned and they make great food. Try the potstickers, they are great. The only thing I would critique is the atmosphere. This is located in a strip mall and has a very old design and set up that takes away from the experience, but all in all, I recommend trying this place and falling in love with it instantly.

Just at first glance when you pass by Tatsuki, you will definitely not be impressed. It is a hole in the wall with a long sushi bar and maybe two tables, at most, at the very end of the rectangular restaurant. However, don’t judge a book by its cover! The chefs are very helpful and the sushi is fabulous. I have eaten at top notch sushi restaurants in Los Angeles, and I put this restaurant right in the top tier with the rest of them. Try the Mexican roll too – A+ … On several occasions you will run into celebrities as well. I recently ran into Xhibit, but he wasn’t down with pimpin’ my ride.