In the Village Faire Mall this is the HOT SPOT evenings and particularly weekends, for upscale singles and couples. They serve up Southwestern food-swordfish tacos, chile rellenos, sweet corn tamales-that’s adequate and filling, but, mostly singles and couples come here to drink and meet each other. The atmosphere is pleasant; there’s a huge fireplace and tables on the spacious terrace for those who prefer to eat as well as drink outside in good weather, but it’s the bar area inside where the "action" is. Offering over 100 tequilas, the bar serves shots of the stuff from $3.50 a glass to $25.00 for a shot glass of Herradura Supremo. Of course, the bar is fully stocked with all varieties of liquid refreshment that those spending a night-on-the-town could demand. On Friday and Saturday, when they’re open from 11 to 11, local bands play loudly and parking in the mall lot becomes non-existent. Luckily, you can find other lots less full nearby –check the lot at the Coaster station. The rest of the week, from Sunday to Thursday, they’re open from 11 to 10, and parking is easier to find in their lot. If your child likes fish tacos or roasted chicken, the Coyote terrace is a decent place to have lunch after visiting the Children’s Discovery Museum in this mall. Lunch hour attracts mainly workers from nearby businesses and tourists shopping in the mall. THEN, it’s quiet and not crowded.