Stopped by for a mid-morning breakfast on a Sunday afternoon and had an enjoyable experience. It…read morewas quite busy so it took a little long for food to come out, but they do give chips and salsa to munch on while you wait. I ordered the desyanos mi pueblito and it was really good. The steak was cooked perfectly and it came with everything I was craving. Plus the refried beans, creama, eggs, plantains, chicharron, and warm tortilla--yum! The pupusa was different, as it's made with a different cheese here which the waitress did warn us. Because of this, it wasn't our favorite but still good. Overall this spot is popular in East Boston, I would definitely check it out! Also if you tell them it's your birthday they will sing to you and you get to wear the special hat :)

Do not go here if you are BLACK!!!! They don't even want to serve you. We went there for drinks on…read more6/14/2026 and one very nice lady was going to serve us, then another lady told her not to serve us in Spanish unless we buy some of their food. I live locally, we have been buying their food and supporting them for years, since before the pandemic. Last night we had other food from somewhere else around the corner and just wanted to get two regular / virgin pina coladas to go. But because this particular woman doesn't like black people, she did not want to serve us the drinks. Not only was her customer service terrible, she was also trying to extort / milk us for more money. whole time the store was closing in like 30 minutes, and it would've been smart to allow your business to earn more money even if it's small, on drinks while you get ready to shut the grill down. Instead, they wanted us to order something, they would have to rush to make it, and then rush us to eat it, and then kick us out because it was closing soon. Soooooo disappointing. Actually Terrible service.

I have been going here for years. I moved last year so I occasionally make a special request to…read morecome here for special occasions (1.5 hr drive). I have recommended this restaurant to many friends and often post them bc on my social media. During our last meal here, we dined in and I also had ordered 10 pupusas for to go (costed about $30 for the to go order) When I came home, I tasted the pupusas and they tasted spoiled. i recalled tasting the sourness at the restaurant when I ate a pupusa dined in but I thought the salsa/ tomatoes was from a sour batch. I tried to contact the restaurant Facebook through messaging just so they could be aware of the problem... they left me on read and then blocked me. Very unprofessional. I'm very disappointed because this was one of my favorite restaurants, but my bf is happy he won't have to drive 1.5 hrs to Boston anymore. Bad experience but very good food when it's not spoiled.

Over all good. Very unenthusiastic with the salad that came with the quesadilla, but quesadilla…read moretasted good. It was very messy though and more like a burrito sandwich. The Gordita and tostada was really good! I would get again, but probably wouldn't order tacos here given the lack of taco toppings.

Late night stopped in for a friend's bday meal! Ended up at La posada! I must say the gentleman…read morethat was working the bar also served our table was super chill and he communicates well. We ordered the following: - fish tacos (3) - flavor wise this fell flat for me. No punch of seasoning to the fish personally. - Birria tacos combo - fire combo. I just love birria style tacos. Highlight for me hot and well cooked beef, tender. - Birria chimichanga (2) this is hefty, i thought this was a good chimichanga, i would probably ask for extra sauce next go around, it got a bit dry without it. - carne asada enchiladas, the lady enjoyed this, carne was moist and tender. - pork belly & yuca loved the pork belly originally thought it was more like a chicharron dish but enjoyed this style , the yuca wasn't my jam. - tajin elote (2) love tajin elotes so no complaints! - churro espresso Great spot, great service.

We were looking for a late night snack and ended up at La Posada Restaurant in Somerville!…read more They have delicious food & amazing service, we really had no complaints. This is what we ordered when we visited: - fish tacos (3) - Birria tacos combo - Birria chimichanga (2) - carne asada enchiladas - pork belly & yuca - tajin elote (2) - churro espresso martini Everything was very good! I would probably skip on the fish tacos next time just because it wasn't really my thing but everything else was tasty. The Birria tacos and Birria chimichanga were out of this world... my favorites out of everything we ordered. Very flavorful and generous portion sizes. Honestly we ordered way more than we could eat lol but they made for the best leftovers the next day. We were able to walk-in without reservations for a table of 3 & service is very quick and efficient!! Food came quick and pipin' hot! Would definitely come back again & I highly recommend. Parking: street parking

Carne Asada amazing meal friend recommended this place and is amazing food and amazing atmosphereread more

The pina colada shake and plato mixto were fantastic! This is a tricky area to drive around and…read morefind parking but was able to find parking after circling around for 10 minutes. This place is authentic and everything is made in-house. I also got 2 pork with cheese pupusas on the go which were good for breakfast the next morning. I will definitely be back!

Items ordered: Bean and cheese pupusa, plantains Service:…read moreVery nice staff, longer wait time at like 15-20 minutes for takeout. Value: Prices are not bad! The Review: I was in Heaven when I popped a burning hot cheesy pupusa in my mouth. Topped with the traditional curtido (cabbage) and salsa, it was phenomenal. I also ordered the plantains, which were perfectly sweet and fried to perfection. There was also a good amount (3 whole plantains) in the order. Whether you're looking for food from home, or have never tried Salvadoran food, you should absolutely must visit Las Delicias and have a taste. You will thank me!

Pupusas here are great . The food in general is delicious. Great portions and price is affordable…read more The vibe is warm and welcoming. The service is friendly. We definitely will be back again . Parking is not too bad .

We came for their weekend brunch- it was so delicious and the workers are super friendly! There's a…read moreton of tables and space inside but it definitely gets busy! A really great place to visit.

Authentic Mexican food…read more La Hacienda in East Boston is great for some good Mexican food. I went the other night. A friend who recommended this place said I would love it. They were spot on. To start I got the house made guacamole with Chicharron on top. It was good but the chicharron was a little stale you can tell. Like it had been sitting for the day. But still not bad... The chicken and shrimp fajitas with the as tortillas was on point! I'd definitely get it again. And the main margarita was delicious. Strong and well worth it!!!

Good service, I…read morestopped in for a quick taco, and I wish I got a full on burrito... The taco was tasty, I wish it was thrown on the griddle with the tortilla, still slapped though Very nice folks here, the kind of energy in here will bring you back for at least another 3/4 tacos or burritos

Needed a quick, late-night spot to grab some food. I had found this place in instagram and was…read moreintrigued by a fast-food spot advertising pupusas. Plus they had other options, including tostadas, bowls, tamales, burritos, you name it. When we arrived, there were people inside eating. We stopped to look at the menu before ordering, and were greeted by a very friendly man who made the experience more enjoyable. I ordered a tostada with steak, onions, cilantro, a little sour cream, green verde sauce, lettuce, and refried beans. It was my first time trying one so so was really excited. I also ordered two cheese pupusas, which I ended up taking to go with me. My boyfriend ordered a bowl with chicken and various toppings. My tostada was delicious. The crunchy tortilla paired with fresh steak and all the juices from the onion and cilantro paired so nicely together. The ingredients seemed very fresh. We were gonna take this to go, but we decided to dine in. The same gentleman ended up checking in on us half way through the meal to see how we were doing. I thought this was really nice. His name is Chef Noe and he was telling us that he is the head chef for this restaurant. He was glad we enjoyed our meal and it was a pleasure talking to him. Overall I think the spot is well placed as it is right near Leslie university in Harvard so I think it's a good spot for students to come or if you're local like us. It's quick but it has quality. Its fast food but it's fresh. That's what I liked about it. It's all prepared in house and the flavors are great. The decor is also cute inside, very colorful and I thought it was creative that they up-cycled Jarittos bottles into flower vases. Definitely check out the spot when you're in Cambridge and you won't be disappointed.

Food was great! I love big plates and filling dishes!…read more Service was ideal. Ambiance: there isn't that many people so it doesn't get full

We were in search of good pupusas not too far away from where we live. This was a win! It's a…read morepleasant sit-down experience. They have lots of good beverage options- my bf Francisco P. & I had horchatas and our dinner companion had a papaya shake. On request, they can prepare the shake with water instead of milk. You can see the female chef in the kitchen preparing the food lovingly by hand. I tried the bean and cheese pupusas, which were very good. Our companion also tried the chicken pupusas, which she said were also very good. We thought they tasted freshly made, to order. I love that the pupusas had the bits of crunchy cheese that form when some cheese leaks out the side. I was also glad to have the red sauce and pickled cabbage for putting on top. Maybe next time I'd order more of that because I love the pickled cabbage, or curtido. My bf had a Salvadoran combo plate- that had a pupusa, a Salvadoran tamale, and a Salvadoran enchilada (which closely resembles a Mexican tostada). I had a taste of the tamale, which had chicken, & which I thought was really flavorful, and different in consistency than a Mexican tamale- softer.