Argumentative Analysis Of A Traditional Mexican Restaurant

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Taco Diner during lunch hour most of the patrons were business people and a few casual, indicating the restaurant is for everyone. I would consider the food to be traditional Mexican food with a few items being tex-mex. The prices were reasonable ranging from $4-$20. Considering the place has windowed walls, it was fully lighted. The inside of the restaurant was full, which many conversations and the music to equal it caused it to be loud. The ambiance was set up by the paintings on the wall, the Spanish music playlist they have, and the fast pace environment during lunch. They have a small bar with a TV on the sports channel for entertainment. Guest are also able to make to-go orders at the bar.
The servers wear a pressed green button

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