Cabo Grill

Service was slow, food was mediocre, and I am pretty sure this place is now closed. Ciao Pizza next door is awesome though!

Atmosphere: Upscale for a sports bar /​restaurant. 42inch Flatscreens litter the place. We went at 11:00 when the TV’s were muted but on, and there was classic rock playing in the background. It’s a business lunch type of place in the day.
Food: I had the fish tacos for $ 12. It came with two pan seared mahi mahi tacos, Spanish rice, and black beans.
The tacos had pico de gallo, cabbage, and a white sauce. The use of two corn tortillas in the taco dominated each bite. There wasn’t a lot of white sauce anyway, and the mahi mahi portion was small for even that small of a taco. These missed.
The black beans were noticeably salty.
I could live with the plate if it cost me $ 8-​$ 9, but even then it wouldn’t touch the value of the fish tacos (with beans and rice) from Fisherman’s Market on 7^th.
So the taco’s were bad, but that’s the first and only thing I’ve had from Cabo Grill. It’s worth another shot.