Nectar: Urban Cantina
Cheery, relaxed stop offering cantina-style eats plus healthy juices & bowls, coffee & cocktails.
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(from Google)I got my food togo. I transport items all over the country and love trying new places. I will definitely save this location for when I pass through again. Food was fresh and lots of flavor. Delicious salsa and juicy limes. I like all the healthy options in the coffee shop.
We visited Nectar over the weekend with our family and had such a great experience from start to finish. The tacos were absolutely amazing! What really stood out, though, was the service. Our waitress was incredible—so attentive and thoughtful without being overbearing. At one point, she brought a water out for my daughter while she was playing in the kids’ area outside, without us even asking. She just knew, and that level of care really made a difference. It’s not always easy to find a place that feels both family-friendly and high quality, but Nectar nails it. We’ll definitely be back and highly recommend it!
The food here was phenomenal! Their salsa is pretty good on its own but if you like spice ask for some of the 5 pepper and add it together, heavenly! Our table had every type of taco 🌮 and none disappointed, good flavor and reasonable size. Their guacamole was flavorful with no “prepackaged” taste. We will definitely be back!
Busy Saturday night with no reservations but no problem. The wait wasn’t long. Ordered the Guacamole and chips with a Birria Taco and some fried plantains. It was so good! Everything made so fresh and fantastic! Don’t sleep on this place. It’s a keeper!
In town from Las Vegas, NV visiting family, they suggested we dine at Nectar Urban Cantina. After reviewing the menu, I was optimistic, but ultimately, this spot lands squarely in the middle of the pack. Let’s start with the service, which was largely a bright spot. We were quoted a 15-minute wait and were seated in under five, which was excellent. Our servers greeted us promptly and were attentive throughout the meal. The only reason I deducted a star was that I had to ask for a refill, which felt like a small but noticeable miss. As for the food, coming from Las Vegas it almost feels unfair to judge, but average is the most accurate description. The Tijuana Chicken taco was surprisingly bland, lacking the depth of flavor one would expect. The spicy birria tacos were better, but still nothing memorable. The rest of the table had similar experiences: the dishes weren’t bad, just uninspired, clearly designed to appeal to the median palate rather than stand out. Everything was fine, just not great. We sat inside, and while the décor was stylish and created a relaxed, comfortable vibe, the seating was a letdown. The metal chairs are uncomfortable and feel more suited for a 12-year-old than an adult enjoying a sit-down meal. Overall, Nectar Urban Cantina isn’t a bad choice, but it doesn’t quite live up to its potential. With more attention to bold flavors and a bit more comfort in the dining area, it could rise above being simply “okay.”