Centrico

Food: Best part of the entire night was the guac and chips. Started off with Ceviche, the sauce was way too sweet. I ordered the stripped bass and my husband ordered the salmon which the waiter highly recommended. Both were overcooked and bland. For dessert, my husband got the flan which was fine, nothing special. I got the mexican chocolate cake which was good but it came topped with 1 scoop of ice cream. The ice cream tasted like it was spoiled. It turned out it wasn't spoiled but was a cream corn flavored. I LOVE cream corn but this was just down right nasty. Drinks: $8 beers. As for the wine, they listed 3 whites by the class and conveniently, the only one they actually had available was the most expensive one (which wasn't very good). Service: I hate to be mean but our waiter was, for lack of better words, a douche. Ambiance: Very nice. Super high ceilings, giant clear windows. Good vibe. Overall: Disappointed and wouldn't go back. Everything was very mediocre. I expected more from a Myriad restaurant.

I read these reviews moments before eating at Centrico and was like oh what the heck do it anyway. Wrong choice. I was so unimpressed by the lack luster ambience...Where is the vibrant Mexican feel? One word will sum up the service, terrible. I was waited on by the bartender while seated in the dining room. If I wanted that, I would have stayed at the bar. He came and took my order and never saw him again. Thank you bus boys for your great attention to my water! The food was bland, my rajas (peppers) were greasy and almost inedible. My steak was overdone, the swordfish was perfection, but served in a bland squash soup. The margarita was $12 dollars, tasty but small. Value for your money is not a huge priority here. Skip this and head to Mexican Radio or even Rosa Mexicana. At least there you feel like you’re in a Mexican Restaurant.

Large, airy and cheerful setting for some very interesting Mexican Cuisine – try the Ensalada Alex-Cesar Cardini and the Pork Shoulder Tacos with a Jamaica Margarita.

a popular happy hour spot that has the room to cater to throngs of drinkers. food is different from the standard mexican fare, but a little on the bland side. however, the margaritas are extraordinary.

Really enjoyed the soft-shell crab taco and the drunken beans and rice. Very yummy! The margaritas are awesome too. Cute place as well.

aaron sanchez serves it up american barrio style, bringing his considerable skills from mexico, transplanted with a twist.

mediocre...food was ok...scallops were cold and fishy tasting....the only kind of good thing was the tacos...service was okay..and food was okay...

very noisy, young crowd, not very good food. very disappointing

Food: Best part of the entire night was the guac and chips. Started off with Ceviche, the sauce was way too sweet. I ordered the stripped bass and my husband ordered the salmon which the waiter highly recommended. Both were overcooked and bland. For dessert, my husband got the flan which was fine, nothing special. I got the mexican chocolate cake which was good but it came topped with 1 scoop of ice cream. The ice cream tasted like it was spoiled. It turned out it wasn't spoiled but was a cream corn flavored. I LOVE cream corn but this was just down right nasty. Drinks: $8 beers. As for the wine, they listed 3 whites by the class and conveniently, the only one they actually had available was the most expensive one (which wasn't very good). Service: I hate to be mean but our waiter was, for lack of better words, a douche. Ambiance: Very nice. Super high ceilings, giant clear windows. Good vibe. Overall: Disappointed and wouldn't go back. Everything was very mediocre. I expected more from a Myriad restaurant.

I read these reviews moments before eating at Centrico and was like oh what the heck do it anyway. Wrong choice. I was so unimpressed by the lack luster ambience...Where is the vibrant Mexican feel? One word will sum up the service, terrible. I was waited on by the bartender while seated in the dining room. If I wanted that, I would have stayed at the bar. He came and took my order and never saw him again. Thank you bus boys for your great attention to my water! The food was bland, my rajas (peppers) were greasy and almost inedible. My steak was overdone, the swordfish was perfection, but served in a bland squash soup. The margarita was $12 dollars, tasty but small. Value for your money is not a huge priority here. Skip this and head to Mexican Radio or even Rosa Mexicana. At least there you feel like you’re in a Mexican Restaurant.

Large, airy and cheerful setting for some very interesting Mexican Cuisine – try the Ensalada Alex-Cesar Cardini and the Pork Shoulder Tacos with a Jamaica Margarita.

a popular happy hour spot that has the room to cater to throngs of drinkers. food is different from the standard mexican fare, but a little on the bland side. however, the margaritas are extraordinary.

Really enjoyed the soft-shell crab taco and the drunken beans and rice. Very yummy! The margaritas are awesome too. Cute place as well.

aaron sanchez serves it up american barrio style, bringing his considerable skills from mexico, transplanted with a twist.

mediocre...food was ok...scallops were cold and fishy tasting....the only kind of good thing was the tacos...service was okay..and food was okay...

very noisy, young crowd, not very good food. very disappointing