Mundial

May 16, 2008

Location - 1640 W. 18th Street (18th and Ashland)

In one word - Friendly

Food - I was really excited to visit Mundial as I had received so many recommendations to go there. Mundial changes their menu (which I loved), so my experienced eating partner had as new of a menu as I did. We started with the empanadas. I liked that the dough was really flakey! For my main, I got the squash ravioli. It was served with a coconut cream sauce, probably not the healthiest choice…but those are the sacrificies I make in order to report on good food! We then ordered two desserts - both full of cream and sugar. My favorite was actually the ice cream recommended to us by our server.

Drink - The place is BYOB. As you know, I’m a real fan of BYOB, it’s the easiest way to keep costs down in a meal.

Service - I think by the end of the meal, we were good friends with our server. She took pleasure in the fact that we enjoyed the meal. It was really refreshing to be in a place where the staff felt responsible for whether or not their customers had a good experience.

Scene - I thought it was going to be a lot more trendy than it was. On a Thursday night, the place was filled with 30 and 40-somethings. I noticed that the floor was linoleum, which gives the restaurant a more casual vibe.

Dress - No need to dress up, especially going into summer. You’d be fine in jeans and a nice shirt (for both men and women)

Cost - We ordered a lot and I tipped really well, as a result, it was $39/person. However, I think you don’t have to order as much and could eat for $30.

If you like, try…May Street Cafe

Entry Filed under: BYOB, Brunch, Casual, Date Locale, Mexican Food, Pilsen. .

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