The Experience: We were highly impressed with this restaurant, which had been recommended to us by many others. The 6th street location is in a Victorian house and the Arboretum location is on top of a hill with a wonderful climate-controlled patio. The patio at the Arboretum location had cool breezes even on a late afternoon in June. We got the Tejas Trio (picante sauce, queso, and guacamole with chips) for an appetizer. They also provide a plate of homestyle cornbread while you are waiting for your meal. We had a pork dish with verde sauce, and the wild mushroom enchiladas; everything was great. The kids' menu has grilled chicken pasta, crispy chicken strips with fries, chicken quesadilla, grilled cheese sandwich with fries, or a burger with fries. In the mid-afternoon, when we went, it was not crowded so our kids were even able to explore the outer part of the patio while we were paying the bill. There is a beautiful view from the patio. Our friend reports that the Sixth Street location is child-friendly in that it is loud inside, so the kids' voices do not stand out above the crowd. We would recommend going early if you are going on a weekend evening, because it was already starting to get crowded when we left at 6:00 on a Saturday.