My favorite Mexican spot in Bethel and surrounding area! Food and drinks are authentic and…read moredelicious and always great service. My faves are the quesabirria and my husband loves the enchiladas de mole with shrimp. Also worth mentioning, they make FRESH corn tortillas. Not every Mexican restaurant does this and that's what sets them apart. The drinks are creative and at a reasonable price. Highly recommend!

We love casa Oxaca, small restaurant run by family mementos. The cocktail drinks are always on…read morepoint! I love their tortilla soup as well it is a amazing one for those chilly days. Have been here many times and would continue to do so! If you are wondering Casa Tequila or Casa Oxaca... definitely come support the small owned businesses rather than the franchise across the street. The favlor will not disappoint.

After eating at Casa Tequila I wanted to hear that old Herb…read moreAlpert song And run to my car shouting TEQUILA! From the Elote Callejero To the Fajitas To the unbelievably smooth, dense and delicious Flan, this was Mexican Cuisine at its most excellent. Every sauce was exquisitely flavored and so subtly complementary to its dish that each course sang its own legendary Corridos.

Came in for dinner on our anniversary. We're greeted by our waitress for our drink order…read more I was glad to see there were several choices for non alcohol cocktails. I went with the blood orange crush. It was so good and the presentation was very nice. Next, we were served warm tortilla chips with salsa and another sauce that we did not ask what the sauce was. The additional sauce was really good. We probably didnt think our appetizer out to well. But we ordered nachos on top of the free tortilla chips we just ate. It was our anniversary and my husband loves nachos so why not? For dinner I had a rice bowl which consisted of a really nicely cooked white rice, I chose ground beef, pico de gallo, shredded cheese and a cream sauce. It was delicious and enough for me to bring home and have leftovers the next day. Im glad Casa Tequila is close to where we live and hope to go back soon.

I wanted a quieter place to have a cold one and some good food. This fit the bill. The bar was nice…read moreand the bartender attentive. The corn nuts were quite interesting. The sauce that came with it was very flavorful. Polla la brasa was a bit bland, I was surprised. But the sauace again saved the day. And, the meat was quite good. Overall a good place to try new Ecuadorian food.

Food is delicious and employees are very nice! I ordered the "churrasco ecuatoriano" and my husband…read more"ceviche" everything was outstanding

Latin deli is my families go to restaurant for catering parties and it's always a hit! From the…read morepicadera platters, empanadas, potato salad, rice, Pernil, to the helpful staff - everything is always great!

they take adventage of people... lie about prices and overcharging people... 19$ for just some meat…read morewhen I've spent more there in way more food and only payed 18$ before... don't trust. ive been a client for years and now ill never go back

The food is excellent. The steaks are high-quality. Everything is to wish us. The service is great…read morefrom the managers and the waiters the whole staff . Very clean and beautiful interior highly recommend it.

I've been wanting to try Black Bull for a long time now. My friends and I were in the area at…read morelunchtime today, and figured it was the perfect time. I understand it's Monday, LUNCH, so the restaurant was very quiet. I did not know what to expect, and the vibe inside is cross-section between a casual steakhouse and a more upscale/modern Mexican restaurant. Service was fantastic as, ironically, customers can easily get forgotten about during a slow service period. We were treated in a friendly manner with prompt service from start to finish. We were in for a quick lunch, so two of us enjoyed the Black Bull steak bowl, and one of us really enjoyed their chicken Caesar wrap with french fries. Both of these items were on their daily lunch special menu. and were very reasonably priced at around $15. Of course, no Mexican restaurant experience would be complete without a complementary basket of warm chips and delicious salsa to start. Everything was very good. A special shout out to the quality and cook of this steak in our bowls. I was anticipating a quick service restaurant type cube of steak here and there as it was a lunch special... What we found, was a perfectly cooked, very tender, deliciously seasoned portion of flank steak. It was so delicious that I have 100% confidence in coming back at dinner time and ordering any steak item happily. I really look forward to coming back and visiting for a dinner service and trying more things from their menu... I've already got my eye on the octopus appetizer, among many others. Can't wait to come back.

Haven't been to Amigos in a while as there are better and cheaper options of Latin food in the…read morearea. But this time, I ordered their Cubano, while it's not as good as the ones I've had in Florida, this satisfied the craving. It had lettuce and tomato, which seemed odd but it added an extra flavor and crunch. Huge sandwich, reasonably priced. BF liked the chopped cheese sandwich as well. The rice dish with stewed pork was good but it was mostly bones and not a lot of meat, plenty of rice and beans, not worth the money. Service is always quick and friendly.

A great value for good food. While its sister restaurant Mina's Carne is superior due to the BBQ…read moremeats, Amigos should not be overlooked. A serve your self style offerings of stewed, meats, rice and beans and salads, compliments the ready to order variations of cooked meats. I had a nice variety of Pernil which was tender and flavorful, chopped pork ribs which was salty and fatty. The stewed oxtail fell off bone and had a delicate texture. The highlight of my meal was the avocado salad, halved avocados seasoned and mixed with onions. It offered a silky texture with a beautiful crunch.

The best! So nice to find a Guatemalan restaurant in this area. It is traditional, delicious, and…read moreaffordable. Highly recommend you give it a try!

The place does not have a pleasant smell when you go in. I wanted a skirt steak, they told me it…read morewas but not what was given. I got rice, beans, salad and guac all on top of each other and it was not good at all.

The food atmosphere People…read more Atmosphere The building is clean. Beautiful for Weddings and events

Last month, on a Saturday, my husband and I were craving Portuguese food. Our all-time favorite…read morePortuguese restaurant, which was located in Waterbury, is now permanently closed. We decided to drive to Danbury for dinner after reviewing the Portuguese Cultural Center's menu online. We arrived shortly after 7 pm and were the only ones there. A few more people arrived later on. The place is very big and has no ambiance or charm whatsoever. It lacked the warm hospitality and welcoming staff we've always found at other Portuguese restaurants we've visited over the years. The food was good. As soon as we sat down, we were given a bowl of marinated olives - they were delicious- and Portuguese bread. I ordered "Bife a Portuguesa". My husband ordered some kind of cod fish. We both liked the food. The flan I ordered for dessert was acceptable but the caramel sauce was unusually watery and it had an overwhelming cinnamon flavor. The service was adequate. The place was very clean and spacious. We will go back, not because we loved it but because we like Portuguese cuisine.