Mimosas, margaritas, and sangria are all on offer for $45 with an entrée. The sangria is disappointingly watery, but between the mango and passionfruit flavors and the salt and Tajín rim options, you can mix and match enough to keep things interesting.

If quantity is your goal, we can endorse the breakfast burrito as a hefty portion. The two pupusas are perhaps one shy of the advertised “hearty plate,” but with the full roster of El Tamarindo's pupusa options available, it’s still a fitting pick.

A few order modifications failed to make it onto our final plates, but the speedy refills — and some generous rounding up of the 1.5-hour limit — make us pretty forgiving.

Bottomless Bros isn't quite financially successful enough for us to pull the $800 trigger on one of the rather attractive pieces of for-sale avant-garde art adorning the walls, but a blog can dream.