"The sandwiches were large and filling, so for smaller appetites, you could consider sharing. I had the Cubana torta, which, i discovered, is nothing like the traditional pressed Cubano. It had a cut-up hot dog in it! as well as a bevy of other meats and items not mentioned when I asked. It was a kind of kitchen sink sandwich experience. I 've now learned that it is not unusual for a Mexican cubana torta to include so many different ingredients, but i found it odd and unsettling because i couldn 't identify what all i was eating. That being said, i ate it until I was stuffed, and my son gobbled up the half that i couldn 't finish. He had already eaten his chicken jalapeño flatbread (maybe it wasn 't as filling as mine, but i know he thoroughly enjoyed it).The red raspberry smoothies were disappointing. I think they were flavoured with artificial raspberry syrup. There was no sign of fresh fruit in the very sweet, thin, airy milkshake-like drink, Definitely not refreshing which is what we were looking for in our drinks. It is my fault for not asking enough questions when there was no description or ingredients listed on the menu. It is always a gamble since a smoothie can mean so many different things, but the photo looked so good!In general, the menu could use more detail to assist their customers with making choices that make them happy. They had a family meal deal that included sandwiches, side dishes, and Jarritos. I probably would have gone for that combo if i had more info to work with in making my decision.Vegetarian options: There are several options, and they are willing to make changes if needed, but very strict vegetarian may want to confirm the ingredients because the menu isn 't very detailed."
