I drive by this restaurant twice a day and I finally promised myself to stop by for dinner. I…read moreshould've gone sooner! Driving through the west end of North Main St, Leominster, it is very difficult not to notice this restaurant. Outside is a large eye-catching sign and it looks pretty classy. I think I should point out that exterior names all say Aromas, but it is called Aroma on this website..? Parking is very easy. Both sides of the restaurant is a large parking lot. If it packed, I'm sure the nearby businesses wouldn't mind the overflow. Outside of the restaurant is a trendy patio area that I'm sure gets a lot of appreciation when it's warm out. At night, there are fire structures that keep customers warm. It was a rainy night when my wife and I arrived, so we opted to eat inside. Immediately walking inside, there is a small swing to the right and a flower wall adorned by a neon sign with the restaurant's name. They definitely know how to appeal to the younger selfie-obsessed generation. Obviously I had to take a picture of my date. It is very dimly-lit inside with basket-woven ceiling lights spread throughout. This is a great-looking place if you need a date night spot! In the corner of the restaurant was live music. The volume was just right; loud enough for good vibes, but quiet enough to hold a conversation. Seeing as how I never typically eat Latin food, I wanted to go all out. Paella Marinera - $47 - this is meant to serve 2 people but I'd say 4 people would be comfortable! delicious seafood and very well-seasoned rice. The waitress sets up a small table and brings over a large totally packed wok(?). She serves your plates before before placing the wok on your table and excusing herself and taking the small table away with her. Shrimp Fettuccini Al Vodka - $24 - my wife's a fairly picky eater and this looked like a safe pick. This was delicious! No notes. Crostini Camarones - $24 - 6 baguette slices topped with avocado and tail-on well seasoned shrimp. Very nice presentation, and it was pretty good. Honestly my wife and I don't like lemon-y/sour flavors, so we didn't love it. Would've preferred the option to keep it more savory and have a slice of lemon on the side. Flan De Leche - $8 - We were already stuffed by the time this came out. Even shared between 2 people, this is too much sugar too handle. I don't know what legit flan is like - it seems like every restaurant is totally different, but the Flan here is definitely most firm one I've ever had. Each bite is very heavy and decadent. Shout out to Sara (sorry if spelling is wrong)! She was a great waitress. Very friendly and attentive, and when we asked for boxes to go, she packaged everything up for us. We had a wonderful time, loved the food, and everything was well worth the money!

Stopped in for lunch on a Saturday afternoon. Staff were very nice and provided great service. The…read morefood was very good. Place was very nice and clean. I will most definitely go back. Thank you for the great service!

Mike's food truck is good. Great quick food crave. I ordered wings, and birra tacos. It was…read moreyummy and affordable. ROSE-LAURE

Great customer service every single time, good noms for a great price . Burrito was a reasonable…read moresize and can feed up to 2 people. Steak was well cooked , chewable and well seasoned .

Great job and amazing customer service! I truly appreciate it that it closes a bit later than other…read morebusiness in the area. Love the Dominican music playing! I tend to go to other culture restaurant that usually do not play the same cultures music.

The service was great! You walk in and everyone is so friendly and kind. I have to be honest I was…read morenot familiar with Dominican cuisine but the staff helped us go over the menu and made suggestions. I went for the octopus and my husband went for the buffet. I was a little disappointed as my octopus was over cooked but the flavors were amazing. The buffet was OUT OF THIS WORLD. So many flavors and everything tasted GREAT! I would go back for the buffet any day of the week. It's also very affordable and has a great atmosphere. Get down there and give this place a try!

If you're the average traveler driving down West Broadway, this is the kind of place you glance at…read moreand think, "I don't know about that one." But if you've ever read Adam Richman's America the Edible, you already know the truth: the best food in America is usually hiding in the places people overlook. Taco Rey Coliman is one of those places. My wife and I tried two dishes, and not only did they deliver -- one of them tapped directly into Mexican street‑food DNA in a way I did not expect in Massachusetts. Super Carne Asada Fries -- The Star of the Show This dish is exactly what pig‑out food should be: bold, layered, unapologetic, and engineered for joy. - French fries - Marinated steak - Cheese - Lettuce - Guacamole - Pico de gallo - ...and what I expected to be sour cream Except it wasn't sour cream. What I tasted was mayonnaise, and they added ketchup, and the whole thing fused into a perfect mayochup situation. The pico de gallo hits the mayo‑ketchup blend and suddenly the whole plate dances -- bright, tangy, savory, creamy, crunchy, all at once. It's American comfort food wearing Mexican street‑food flair, and somehow that makes it the most Mexican thing possible. It was delicious. It was filling. It was $11.99. And I couldn't finish it. You absolutely cannot go wrong. Victoria's Chicken Quesadillas If your only experience with quesadillas is Taco Bell, Qdoba, or Chipotle, you've been lied to. Those places hand you something thin, floppy, and barely filled -- practically communion wafers with grill marks. Taco Rey Coliman does the opposite. My wife doesn't like a lot of ingredients, so she ordered hers simple: chicken and cheese. They stuffed these quesadillas. They were crisp, toasted, and structurally sound -- not soggy, not limp, not sad. This is what quesadillas are supposed to be when someone actually cares. Service & Atmosphere The owners were genuinely excited that I was reviewing the place. They're anxious to please, eager to improve, and clearly proud of what they're building. They still have some developing to do, but what they're doing right now absolutely works. Final Verdict Taco Rey Coliman is exactly the kind of hidden gem Adam Richman writes about -- the kind of place where real food lives. Ignore the unfair reviews. Go in with an open mind and an empty stomach, and you'll walk out happy.

Excellent food, great service. We get take out from here at least once a week…read more ....it's real. Not like Chipotle. You get good food made right EVERYTIME!!

What a great find!! The food was very flavorful and definitely flavorful! The service was great…read moreand friendly! I like the variety of Salvadorian and Mexican foods!! We loved the poupusas!! We ordered the family meal Picadito and it was an outstanding value that we would get again!

Food was very good and glad to support country-specific cuisine in a tiny counter-service style…read morediner. Could be quicker service.

The food at Taqueria Central is fantastic! I love the pupusas with chorizo and the Chile rellenos…read morewith carnitas. The tacos and burritos are excellent as well. The staff are very friendly and it is one of my favorite new spots!

My wife and I had dinner at the restaurant. We loved it! The food is authentic Mexican cooked to…read moreperfection. We really enjoyed our meal. The inside of the restaurant had hand painted murals of Mexico. The restaurant had tables and a bar where you could drink/eat. The service was friendly, professional, polite and anticipated every need my wife and I were thinking of during our meal. We recommend eating at Taqueria Central if you want real Mexican food. We will return if we are ever in Fitchburg in the future.

Yummy steak tacos! Super wings has great take out options -- we enjoy the tacos, wings, and nachos.read more

Many flavors, wet and dry, bone-in and boneless, plus Mexican and a few beers…read more Decent wings, bargain pricing (barely more than a buck a wing), though inconsistent. Two visits: one where bone-in and boneless were both dry, one where bone-in and boneless were both moist. Good flavors, but very light coverage, which sometimes reveals less-than-browned surfaces. Allow extra time for these wings. The pro move here is ordering ahead and arriving in time to eat there. If you're on your lunch hour, this tip is critical.

Criollo Restaurant!…read more We love this place! Hands down our most frequent restaurant stop. We have been coming here since they first opened and have not slowed down since. One of the biggest wins for us is how allergy friendly they are. My husband has multiple allergies including soy, wheat, dairy, and peanuts, and he still has several solid menu options he can safely enjoy. That alone keeps us coming back. Our kids are obsessed with the empanadas, which are made with corn, so even my husband can have those too. Total family win. My go to is the stuffed chicken arepa with cheese. Fried or grilled, it is excellent either way, and I like switching it up. Around the holidays they added pork arepas, which quickly became my husband's favorite. Customer service deserves a shout out. The staff is attentive, genuinely friendly, and consistent. We have built a great rapport with them over time, and it shows. They really care about their customers. Seating is limited since they are located inside Fitchburg's Market and share space with other vendors, but it has not been an issue for us. We usually avoid peak lunch hours. Bonus points for being family friendly. They have card games, crayons, and paper to keep kids entertained while waiting for food. Parking in the market lot can be tight, but street parking nearby is usually easy to find. Overall, this spot is a gem. Easily the best, if not the only, Venezuelan food option in Central Mass and absolutely worth a visit or many.

The Fitchburg Public Market is a small food hall offering several small quick service food & drink…read morecounters options including Candy Lady Confections, BFK Cuisine (Haitian food), La Colombiana (Colombian food), Evie Cakes (bakery goods), Criollo House (Venezuelan food), Taco Queen, El Friquitan De Jenny (Puerto Rican food), Pudgey Tea (bubble tea), and Social Dough (Detroit style pizza). There is also table seating inside too. I stopped by Fitchburg Public Market initially for a Taro Boba Milk Tea ($8.24 plus tax) from Pudgey Tea, which I ordered online. As I was waiting for my drink, I decided that I wanted to get a couple of pizza slices from Social Dough too. The Social Dough owner was very busy trying to get a large order ready with the main kitchen on the other side of the food hall. I began to enjoy my bubble tea drink as I waited, which was not too sweet as ordered. After the big pizza order was completed, I picked out two thick square slices including a cupped pepperoni slice ($4.50 plus tax) and a portobello mushroom & red onion slice ($4.50 plus tax), both reheated in the small oven. I was also was given a bag of Wachusett Potato Chips and a glass bottle of Polar Root Beer at no charge for the wait. The pizza slices had a thick soft chewy crust topped with a zesty red sauce, caramelized melted cheese and toppings, both topped off with parmesan cheese. I enjoyed my tasty thick pizza slices, chips, and cold root beer (I used a bottle opener keychain) at a nearby park. I will definitely have to come back to Fitchburg Public Market to try out the other food options including some birria tacos, burgers, and waffle pops.