About - Viva Mexico
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Offerings
- Alcohol
- Beer
- Cocktails
- Coffee
- Happy hour drinks
- Hard liquor
- Quick bite
- Small plates
- Wine
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Cozy
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I've faithfully been going here for more than 30 years and it's always been stellar. My daughter demands we visit Viva when she's home from New York.
The staff is very friendly, but absent. It was over 30 minutes after our table was cleared before we decided to go to the hostess to pay. We had nice generous portions, though bland - like canned shredded chicken with no seasoning, and rice the color of Mexican rice, just without the seasoning.
Review is about take out food. We didn't dine in. It was our first time ordering from here. It was definitely last time too. We got enchiladas in red sauce and a combination plate with chille relleno, enchilada and a chimichanga with pork. Everything looked ok in the boxes but it tasted terrible. First of all chille relleno literally consisted of 1/4 piece of a green pepper inside the batter. No cheese, no meat inside just some cheese shreds sprinkled on top. Enchilada had a few chunks of meat inside. Chimichanga was exactly the same as enchilada but tortilla was folded differently, it wasn't deep fried. It had only a few chunks of pork inside, no beans, no other fillings. Just plain meat pieces. There was some sour cream and guac on the side. The red enchilada sauce appeared to be just watered down tomato sauce or paste. Nothing was seasoned, everything was very very bland. The only flavor apparent was citric acid from the tomato sauce can that was used to make the sauce. My whole plate just tasted slightly sour, nothing else. Very bad, bad take on "Mexican" food and flavors. I know Washington has problems with Mexican food but this was a new low.