excellent food and excellent service in a casual setting the food definitely tastes like homemade…read morefamily recipes and not a chain. The steak was seasoned to perfection today was our first time but we will be back for sure.

We decided to visit El Patron Mexican restaurant while running an errand in Worcester. We went for…read morelunch on MLK day. There were a few people being served. Their decor was good and they have tv playing in the background and music playing out loud. Our waiter was very nice and very quick. We ordered a Chicken empanada, Chipotle Shrimp tacos and Flautas. The Chipotle Shrimp tacos were a special they were having. They were okay, but wouldn't order it again. I think I didn't like the cheese sauce with the shrimp. Everyone is different. The rice and beans were very good and the Flautas were good. We weren't too impressed with the Chicken Empanada. Although we didn't have drinks, I noticed they have a nice bar and many patrons were ordering a variety of drinks. I hope to visit again soon to try out something more traditional and possibly drinks!

The food was flavorful and the portions were decent for the price. I especially enjoyed the tacos…read moreand drinks everything tasted fresh and well made. The atmosphere was lively and perfect for hanging out with friends. Service was friendly, although it took a little longer than expected during the busy hours.

We were seated quickly and the restaurant was not busy. Our server, Nick, provided outstanding…read moreservice, but unfortunately we were not very impressed with the food overall. The highlight of the meal was definitely the churros with chocolate, they were excellent and easily the star of the meal. My enchiladas were also very good. However, I felt that both the rice and the pico de gallo lacked flavor. The rice could have used a bit more seasoning, and the pico de gallo would have benefited from some salt and lime. One thing that took away from the experience was the music. If you understand Spanish, some of the reggaeton songs being played contained language that was not very pleasant to hear while dining. Given the restaurant's theme, I think more traditional Mexican music would create a more enjoyable atmosphere. We visited before attending a concert, and while the service was great and the churros were outstanding, the food and atmosphere left room for improvement. Update: Adding because I forgot before that the chicken fingers were terrible and this was confirmed by the 2 chicken fingers eaters 7 and 9 year old and mom.

The interior of this place is amazing, two-stories filled with vibrant color and music. We sat at…read morethe bar, our drinks came quick but the food came quicker. I swear I blinked and the food we had just ordered was right in front of us. My quesadilla tasted great, especially with the guacamole. Chimichanga was also delicious, filled with flavor.

My overall experience was 5 stars. If I were to rate the food individually, it would be 4 stars,…read morebut because the experience was so great, I don't want to take anything away from the overall experience you can have here! I was greeted and seated immediately. I went with my two-year-old daughter, and the waitresses were very accommodating. They asked if I wanted a highchair, which I did not need because she likes to sit with me. However, they also offered a secondary option of a little booster seat that goes on top of the booth, which she enjoyed. When bringing out the complimentary tortilla chips and salsa, they made sure to bring me a mild option (just red sauce) and a separate salsa with all the fixings (more spicy). I had a strawberry margarita, and although it wasn't the best strawberry margarita I've ever had, it was still tasty and enjoyable. For children under 12, the kids' meals are only $6.50. They all come with rice and beans, which I thought was a great value. My daughter got one of the kids' meals, the chicken fingers she didn't seem to enjoy the chicken, but I tasted them myself, and they tasted more along the lines of chicken nuggets which is okay . I thought they were pretty decent, but not what I expected! I ordered the bacon shrimp tacos, which in my eyes were five star. I really enjoyed the combination of flavors with the garlic shrimp and the side cilantro sauce. They also come with rice and beans on the side. I will always recommend and come back. The atmosphere is definitely a vibe. I love all of the decor, as well as the mirror for you to take a selfie in with the name of the restaurant in neon lights . The bar is very visually appealing

Located in the Canal District, Mexitown Bar & Grill opened recently serving up Mexican fusion fare…read moreand a full cocktail bar. They also have happy hour specials (4pm to7pm) and Taco Tuesday ($20 AYCE in a 60 minute time frame). The place has a modern dining atmosphere with tables & booth seating and seating up at tte full service bar with flatscreen TV. The background music is very loud. I stopped by Mexitown for a late evening dinner, just after 9pm when on-street parking becomes free. The place wasn't too busy on a Thursday night and I was able to seat myself at an open table. There are QR codes at each table to scan for menu. The server brought out a glass of ice water and I placed my order for the Tacos (Chicken) Al Pastor ($20 plus tax) with rice & beans, which was served in 10 minutes. The 3 soft shell corn tortillas were filled with tender grilled marinated strips of pastor chicken & diced pinapple, pico de gallo & sour cream on the side. The Mexican rice was very soft with traces of peas and green beans. The beans had a salty flavor. After I was done, I requested the check which was $21.40 with tax and before tip. Overall, the tacos were pretty good tasting, but also having lettuce & cheese on the tacos would've been great. If I was hungry, I would've ordered the churros rellenos for dessert. The service here was adequate with one server taking care of three tables. I would give this place another visit to try out other food on the menu like cerviche, enchiladas, and fajitas.

The margs were fine and looked cool. The bartender was super friendly…read more However, the place is more focused on instagram vibes over service and quality. I know that avocado is expensive, but the guacamole was $18.95 and took almost 45 minutes. There were 8 people in the entire place. We waited forever for our second drink because one of the other parties ordered a drink they couldn't find the PARTS FOR! Sounds a little crazy. Ended up going to ruby doos across the street. 15/10 and half the price.

Ordered beef tacos. The meat was chewy and underseasoned. Toppings were generous. The ambiance was…read morequiet and relaxed.

Solid selection for Tacos in the Woo. Ordered for the fam and they really enjoyed it…read more We had an order of all tacos with beef tongue, shrimp, and fish. The shrimp they used was tasty and wholesome. Fish wasn't bad, the beef tongue had lots of flavor too. Only downfall to the tacos here was I thought the tortilla wasn't as moist as I liked. Still tasty though. Huge plus to Betos is they have shrimp and fish compared to Taco Caliente (another local spot). And they also open on Sunday. Location is across the street from Ha Tien Asian market. Also parking is available on the side. Cheers and enjoy.

Been getting their pupusas for over ten years. Quality pupusas! Service I do recommend calling…read moreahead, to get the food to go. It's about 20-30 minutes but if you know how there're made, you understand the love that's put into them. I haven't really sat but the ambiance seems to be relaxed, typical salvy laid back energy. With recent renovations to their interior. Stop by!!

Just the best. Come here. Eat some pupusas. Drink some cervezas. Tip your servers. You'll be happy.read more

Torito Mexican Restaurant (Lincoln St.) ​Rating: (and a…read morenap) ​If you are looking for a quiet, low-key evening where you can hear your own thoughts, stay away from the Fajitas at Torito. I ordered the steak and chicken combo, and I'm pretty sure they didn't bring it out on a plate--they brought it out on a tectonic plate. The sizzle was so loud I had to use hand signals to communicate with my date for the first three minutes. I felt like a celebrity entering a press conference, except instead of camera flashes, I was being blinded by delicious, onion-scented steam. ​The fajitas are phenomenal. The meat was so tender I'm convinced the chef sings it lullabies before it hits the grill. ​The Margarita Situation ​Then, let's talk about the Margaritas. I don't know what kind of structural engineering goes into these things, but they absolutely rock. ​Size: Somewhere between "Large" and "Fishbowl." ​Potency: One sip and I forgot my middle name; two sips and I was ready to audition for a Mariachi band. ​Taste: Perfectly balanced. Not that neon-green syrup you find at the grocery store, but the real deal. ​The Verdict ​By the time I finished, I was 40% salsa and 60% fajita by body weight. If you see someone rolling down Lincoln Street like a human burrito later tonight, mind your business--that's just me living my best life. ​Pro Tip: Wear your "eating pants" (the ones with the elastic waistband). You're going to need the extra room.

Food was good Service was great…read moreMargaritas were very good Very clean and Comfortable atmosphere