I just wandered down the little street in San Marcos looking for something decent to eat. I was pleasantly surprised by the clean atmosphere at Fe's. The owner greeted me personally and was very friendly to all the patrons. My meal was really a surprise though....I ordered a chicken sandwich with avocado, whiskey onions and stuffing. It seemed a bit of an odd combination but was in fact really fresh and tasty. I would go there again to see what other odd concoctions they have. Highly recommend this place.

As far as prices go, some of the cheapest in town for sure. And very large menu which was nice. But there was 4 of us we all got something different and everyone was a bit disappointed. Just mediocre food. Waiter seemed distracted. Butttt they do have the best chocolate cookies and brownies that they warm up for you. Their redeeming quality!

The Food was ok, quite greeasy though. Offering vegan options which was all Right until I found a Peace of saussage and chicken meat in it. The worst Part was the owner Not caring much about it. Something like this can Happen, although it shouldn‘t. The owner didn‘t make an effort to Even try and make it Good in some way- Not Even free Drink or Price reduced. When we want to pay he just wanished and let the stuff manage it. Quite Bad way to make a Business. Highly NOT recommended!

We heard really good things about their pasta, so we had to try it out. Usually when a restaurant list too many dishes from all over the world it means that they don’t have a clue about any of them, but we though maybe this time it would be different. Spoiler alert: It’s not any different here.
Pasta with blue cheese and spinach lacked both salt and a noticeable amount of blue cheese. And it was definitely not creamy in any way. Kind of dry actually.
Pasta with vegetables, mozzarella, tomato sauce and pesto lacked mozzarella (there really was no mozzarella in it at all) and the pesto was definitely store bought (bummer when you expect the homemade kind).
We asked for more parmegiano because we hoped that it could bring some more needed flavor to the dishes. They brought us a cup of something that resembled it in looks but I’m not sure what it was. It tasted salty, and if it actually was parmegiano it must have been pre-grated a long time ago for it to have lost all flavor.
This review might sound overly negative but it really was a bummer when you expect great food.
Cozy place though, decent ambience.

This place has one of the biggest menus I've ever seen. And when you factor in the sister property located just across the path, it's a little ridiculous. But the food delivers in a way most places with big menus can't. We've had pizza, curry, pasta, and tacos, and all were really good (the tacos were the best - get the chorizo)