Hacienda Real is a restaurant that serves a variety of food, mostly Mexican-style (I say style because there is very little of the spicyness that you normally get in Mexican or Tex-Mex food). The interior of the restaurant is very attractive - lots of leather, small sculptures and an open kitchen. Wish I could say the same for the food: I had guacamole (very good - with freshly made totopos), a house salad (OK, supposed to be made from romaine lettuce but a bag salad mix was used). For my plato principal I tried shrimp al ajillo - but they shrimp came out with a dijon (mustard) sauce. Too bad. The shrimp were a bit undercooked but came with rice and a smallish baked potato. Nice place but would be worth the $$$ if they had a Mexican chef cooking in the kitchen.
