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    Loco Taco

    5.0 (3 reviews)
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    Taco Escobarr - El Nino Nachos with El Jefe Margarita

    Taco Escobarr

    3.9(782 reviews)
    2.0 miArts District, Old Port
    $$

    We had such a great experience at Taco Escobar! From the moment we sat down, our waiter Luís made…read morethe night unforgettable. He was hilarious, welcoming, and just genuinely fantastic at what he does. He kept joking that I must be Latina because I could say a few words, which turned into such a fun conversation. We ended up bonding over the fact that my fiancé and I are Greek, and he had actually studied the Greek language--such a random and awesome connection! On top of the amazing service, the food was absolutely delicious. Everything we ordered was fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. Luís really elevated the whole experience, but the combination of his personality and the incredible food made this a place we'll definitely be coming back to. Highly recommend!

    Ever since I regularly started to visit Portland a few years back, multiple friends who had also…read morevisited the city had recommended Taco Escobarr. I had never taken them up on their recommendation in the past, though, as I don't find Mexican food in the Northeast to be anything special - and I'm not really in the mood for it when in Maine. However, I was looking to try some new (to me) spots this past trip, and was in the mood for Mexican, so I decided to check it out for dinner. Escobarr is located on Congress Street - I had always been told this is a super popular spot however when I arrived on a Wednesday evening it was only half full so I easily snatched a seat at the bar. The interior is fun - the vibes are relaxed and the decor is just enough to let you know you're in a Mexican restaurant without being too over the top. The aesthetic highlights for me was the large string of pepper lights hanging from the ceiling, and the bangin' millennial playlist they were playing. I decided to start with a margarita, because Mexican restaurant. They have a variety of flavors but I went simple with their signature one. It was pretty good, nothing too noteworthy but a solid marg nonetheless. As suggested by the name, the star of the menu is tacos - they have a good variety of fillings, and can be purchased a la carte or in combination with sides. They also have a few non-taco offerings, though less than a standard Mexican restaurant - this is mainly a taco joint. I decided on three tacos - chicken, chorizo, and al pastor, and ordered a side of beans. Food came out super fast, and overall my meal was fine. These weren't the best tacos I've had, but they did hit the spot and the filling was generous. The side of beans was fine as well - they were beans. Note that chips and salsa are not obligatory here, kinda odd but maybe that's just their thing. After another round and some nice conversation with some other patrons and the staff, I made my way. Service was great - the staff were super fun and engaging with each other and the customers. That, along with the fun vibes are the reasons I feel one would come to Taco Escobarr. The food is just fine, but the overall experience was good. Would I return for the vibes alone? Perhaps, but I'm not running back.

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    Taco Escobarr - Restaurant area

    Restaurant area

    Taco Escobarr - El Nino Nachos

    El Nino Nachos

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    Sal De La Tierra - Chicken burrito

    Sal De La Tierra

    4.6(59 reviews)
    2.0 miArts District, Old Port, West End

    Updated review for the Salterito food truck in the parking lot of Allspeed on Brighton Ave. The…read morecarnitas burrito and Three Amigos tacos (1 chicken, 1 pork, 1 steak) tasted very good! I could've done without the lettuce in the burrito, and I did remove 1 star because it was falling apart when I got home and I ended up having to use my own (store bought) tortilla, which was disappointing after paying $17 for a burrito. Even so, everything was super flavorful! Tacos would be my recommendation to others. I also very much appreciate that the food is all authentic and handmade, they had picnic tables in the shade for seating, and the chef was welcoming and happy to explain the menu options.

    Saw this food truck on Brighton the other day and had to make a quick turn in to the parking lot to…read morescore myself some Latin cuisine! I have heard great things and was really hoping they had pupusas available on the truck... but no such luck. Only tacos, burritos, and quesadillas. That's ok because the very kind gentleman on the truck made the 3 Amigos sound really good! It's one pork, one beef, and one chicken taco on homemade tortillas with the standard fixings - onion, cilantro, guac, and salsa. I will say that the homemade tortillas are very good, though different than most I've had. They are soft to the point of almost being creamy? Very very rich, reminded me of the base of a sope. The meats were absolutely delicious and grilled and full of flavor. I loved both the pork and the beef, though the fattiness could've used an extra lime or two. I took one bite of the chicken taco and got a couple little bones, so I didn't eat the rest of that one. The sauces were good, though I was told one of the sauces was VERY VERY hot and I didn't detect a lot of spiciness from it. I think overall, I could've used double garnish, double lime, and a lot of extra heat. There are no prices on the board so I was thinking three tacos would come to like $10 - $12. Turns out they are $20 before tax, holy moley. I admit that my expectations were high before I even took a bite, because that price point is a little crazy. I am super curious about the brick and mortar because I'm sure it's a different experience with the food truck. These tacos were definitely tasty enough to do some more research!

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    Sal De La Tierra - Dining room

    Dining room

    Sal De La Tierra - Mofongo with pork belly

    Mofongo with pork belly

    Sal De La Tierra - Food Truck

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    Terlingua - Terlingua board

    Terlingua

    4.4(505 reviews)
    2.0 miEast Bayside
    $$

    First night and meal in Portland Maine and we started off at Terlingua. We had a large group so we…read moreended up doing the family style dinner which was $55 a person but let me tell you, you get some much food. We started of with what they called snacks... That being Chip, Guacamole, and Salsa. I will say I was a bag fan of the Guacamole. I was very was seasoned and very fresh. So for the mains them Family Style comes with Smoked Prime Brisket, Pork Shoulder (Pulled Pork), and the Rotating Daily BBQ which for us I believe were Burnt Ends which are one of my favorites. For the side we had Mac & Cheese Cornbread w/ Honey Butter, House BBQ Sauce & Spicy Vinegar with Pickles and Salad. To start with the sides that Mac & Cheese was really good but the winner was for the the Cornbread with the Honey Buter. The 2 just paired together so well. For the mains my favorites were the Smoked Prime Brisket and the Burnt Ends. The Brisket was good., probably not in my top 3 all time but for sure a must try. The Burnt Ends were also very good. You can't always get Burnt Ends but when you can it's for sure a must. We really enjoyed Terlingua and can't thank the staff enough for working with us for this event. For sure a must stop in Portland when you have a big party. Just plan ahead because they are so helpful to work with.

    Enjoyed being on the patio they provide heaters and plastic to help make it more enjoyable when the…read moreweather is cooler. A variety of seating options. Nice decor. Friendly staff. We ordered just appetizers. The street corn could have used some chips. I told the server it was delicious but I think they can afford to add a small handful of chips for dipping. The seasoning of the dishes was great. I have no doubt the flavors of other items would be nice, I think we might be used to $18 entrees coming with something else, We saw the tacos and realized that the price only included the taco. Aside from that I see why this place was super busy.

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    Terlingua - Inside the restaurant

    Inside the restaurant

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    Five chili garlic duck Fideos

    Terlingua - Entrance

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    Ocotillo - Brisket bowl with egg

    Ocotillo

    4.6(101 reviews)
    2.3 miWest End

    Exceptional brunch in Portland! From the vibe to the service and the food and drinks, this place…read moreticks all the boxes! They take reservations, even for breakfast/brunch, and I highly recommend making one, especially if you'd like a spot on their very-cool covered patio. Even if you don't, and even if you have to wait a few mins for a seat, don't be deterred - it's so worth it! The feeling inside feels like a celebration of culture, like a Mexican restaurant got a glow-up. Big comfy booths invite you to sit and stay a while. The menu is small but thoughtful and the drinks, from the horchata and cold brew to the cocktails, are nicely curated and feature delightfully unique and seasonal ingredients. My mango coffee cocktail was nothing I would've ordered on my own but I took a recommendation from the bartender and was blown away by how well the flavors played together. Anything you get to eat will be exceptional. If I'm not mistaken, this is the sister restaurant to Teralingua. If you know anything about their brisket, you have a slight idea of what delights await you! Most recently, we tried the brisket grilled cheese birria-style, with consomme on the side for dipping. Let me tell you, my eyes rolled so far back in my head, I lost a contact lens. The service, even at the bar, was wonderful - Jenny was friendly but chill, helpful, quick. A sheer delight during times when great service seems like a relic of the past. We always leave stuffed with a smile on our face.

    Had an amazing breakfast meal here. We were just walking by and decided to stop in and see what it…read morewas all about. There was such a cozy and texmex vibe. We sat at the bar and just got a couple dishes off the menu. The food was vibrant, full of flavor. The service at the bar was awesome too, very attentive, great recommendations. But this is a must stop. Parking is just on the street, and if you come during the week, it's a bit quieter. We will be back.

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    Ocotillo
    Ocotillo - Tacos - smoked brisket and pork shoulder

    Tacos - smoked brisket and pork shoulder

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    Restaurante El Corazon - Quesadilla w/asada

    Restaurante El Corazon

    3.9(236 reviews)
    1.9 miWest End
    $$

    I have walked by this place so many times and have never stopped in. Good things: service was…read morefriendly, food came out fast. They have so good deals. Cons: The food was just okay not great. If you don't get something on special it's a little pricey for what you get. Overall decent Mexican restaurant if you want something quick and you don't want to wait for a table!

    It was a disappointing dinner at El Corazon. We had tickets to a show across the street at OLS,…read moreneither of us had ever been to El Corazon, so we thought we'd give it a try. We were seated right away, at a window table which happily surprised us, considering it was a Saturday night. We ordered a couple of drinks and which were delivered quickly. I ordered Rosa's Enchiladas which had a "V" next to it on the menu. While ordering I confirmed with the server that the meal was vegetarian and was told yes. When another server delivered our meals I asked again if it was vegetarian, and specifically whether there was lard in the refried beans. This server said that usually when there is cheese on the refried beans they are not vegetarian and would take the meal back. They returned a bit later with my meal and an apology, stating the other server was new. Sadly, now my meal was cold, like room temperature. Although I insisted they eat without me, the person I was with insisted on waiting until my meal was delivered (this always puts the other person in an awkward position), so now I suspect both meals were cold. A disappointing dinner at El Corazon. I realize mistakes are made but this is the kind of thing that makes you lose trust in a restaurant. It's so important that staff is well versed on menu ingredients, or that they check if unsure.

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    Restaurante El Corazon - Inside

    Inside

    Restaurante El Corazon
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    Loco Taco - mexican - Updated September 2026

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