I was on my way out, right about when my legs started to ache after exploring San Diego's historic park during the day. When I first went in, everyone was just eating so I walked right past, but the atmosphere completely changed once night fell. I was walking along absentmindedly when a massive building appeared right in front of me, alongside a huge tree. I followed my feet inside and found the place packed with people among Mexican-style decorations and giant cacti. Heaters were turned on all around the outdoor seating area, making it look quite cozy. The weather was a bit chilly, but thanks to the heaters, it looked like you could enjoy a comfortable meal. If you plan to eat and watch the sights here, I highly recommend snagging a warm seat near a heater. Over by the stage, a lively party that felt like a local festival was taking place. Little kids came out first and started dancing, which was pretty cute. They looked like a group of kids from a local dance academy or school. I heard that because San Diego is so close to the Mexican border, it's common to see these authentic Mexican vibes. It felt so much like Mexico that I almost forgot where I was. Families were gathered in front of the stage, cheering and recording on their phones. The clapping and cheering were almost at a BTS level, which made me stop and watch too. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="2048"] The most passionate mom or grandma[/caption] Following that, the adult dancers took the stage. Since they were adults, their power and technique were on another level, giving the performance a different flavor. Still, I think the energy was at its absolute peak when the little kids were dancing. On my way out after watching everything, I noticed the entrance sign next to some colorful pottery. I was confused about where the entrance was at first, but the overall colorful Mexican-style decorations and lighting left a strong impression. It's a bit of a shame I didn't get to taste the food, but just watching the free performance was enjoyable enough. The atmosphere is quite nice, so I think families visiting with children would really love it. If I come back next time, I definitely want to have dinner and properly soak in this vibe.
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On my way out after watching everything, I noticed the entrance sign next to some colorful pottery. I was confused about where the entrance was at first, but the overall colorful Mexican-style decorations and lighting left a strong impression. It's a bit of a shame I didn't get to taste the food, but just watching the free performance was enjoyable enough. The atmosphere is quite nice, so I think families visiting with children would really love it. If I come back next time, I definitely want to have dinner and properly soak in this vibe. 