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We bypassed the Happy Hour $5 Grub menu, ordering from the regular menu. My friend ordered the small chicken tortilla soup ($5), while I ordered the three Maui Maui taco plate with chips ($13). My friend and I decided to sit at the downstairs bar. We were there during Happy Hour, so both of us ordered a glass of the house red ($4). It was a decent wine and a decent pour, so a deal at $4.
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Friendly service. The Maui Maui tacos with chips (salsa, cotija cheese, sour cream, cilantro) were tasty, but also a bit on the spicy side. The tortillas themselves were a bit of a disappointment, however I would order the dish again.
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Kupros, as one might expect, carries a wide variety of craft beers. I originally ordered the two-taco plate, but when my friend tried to order one Maui Maui taco the bartender explained they could only serve the chicken taco as a single. Increasing my order from two to three solved that problem.
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Seating on both sides of the bar is a combination of booths and tables and chairs. Help yourself to a menu and a glass of water, find a place to sit, and place your order/pay at the bar. Your order will be delivered to you. On the second floor you will find a series of open rooms with a variety of seating. Also on the second floor is a second smaller bar towards the back.
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My friend was served her taco on a separate plate after we pointed out when I was served that my plate had two, not three, tacos. The first floor houses a large bar in the middle of the room, with a canopy of stained glass overhead. The stained glass feature was designed by local artist Mickey Abbey.
Having ordered the small soup, my friend expected a cup of soup and she had to double-check with the bartender that the bowl she was served was indeed the “small”. I had a taste of the chicken tortilla soup, which was chili-like and had a definite kick. It was tasty, but a little too spicy hot for me. My friend, however, enjoyed it.
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