We love this place. Decent priced, nice atmosphere, amazing food and great customer service. Check…read morethis place out. We've been here twice ordered a total of 7 items: Kids Chicken quesadilla: 8/10 nice portion for kids meal. Mango lemonade: 6/10 no mango taste, not bad lemonade. Horchata: 10/10 kiddo loved the flavor of the peanuts mixed in. Fajita texana: 9/10 very good flavor and seasoning. Wish portions were a little bigger. Combo el trailer: 10/10 a lot of food for the price. EVERYTHING is good. Torta picante taco - shredded beef + shrimp: 7/10 bread was a little too tough and barbacoa didn't have much flavor. Mar y Tierra burrito: 10/10 perfect. highly recommend

I've had great food here before. See the first (3) pics. I love the choriqueso…read more I've been 4-5x in the last 2 years Last night's meal is the last 3 photos-- The birria burrito I got last night was 85% rice and all the meat was packed into one small part of the wrap, and only the very middle of the burrito where it was cut. Potatoes undercooked and had no seasoning/flavor. My daughter asked for chorizo tacos with no onions, only cilantro. She got tacos with no cilantro, only onions. Server Michael was perfectly nice but last nights experience really soured me on coming back to a place i used to really like

Super cute spot offering scrumptious tacos and mouth-watering drinks…read more I came in wanting to get take-out and decided to order the ribeye tacos with a side of pina salsa. The service was a bit slow, but there was only one person doing bar and taking orders, so she was getting everyone as fast as she could. Since I got takeout I didn't get to try their drink selection, but they looked absolutely divine. The tacos had an amazing flavor and the onions were caramelized to perfection, but overall it was a bit dry. There was a crema on top, but it didn't help to add moisture. The pina salsa was incredible though-- you can tell they use fresh pineapple instead of canned, and it wasn't spicy at all. The to-go order even came with a really cute branded bag! I would definitely recommend this spot. However next time I go, I would get some extra sauce on the side to make up for the dryness.

THEY HAVE A NEW MENU!!!! The taquitos are fire! Dena is the best!!! Her smile will brighten…read moreanyone's day!!!!

One of our favorite spots in Baltimore. Authentic Mexican food from amazing people. Their mole has…read moreruined all other moles for me because it's so good.

I loveeeeeee the food! Everything is great. Been going here for several years now. The owner is…read morepersonable and always make sure his customers are satisfied and happy with the food.

I ordered food from this place twice and I can say the food is delicious, balanced and so colorful…read more The portion size is great and complete worth of money. The dishes mostly comes with a salsa salad or some greens which adds a wonderful kick to the whole platter. Parking is available around the restaurant and it can accommodate big group as well. Keep in mind that the ambience is a bit rustic with loud music and diverse group of people.

I live in the neighborhood and I have come here a few times. The food is good and authentic. I've…read morehad the chimichanga, burrito and tacos. All were flavorful. Both ladies I've had as servers were very nice. The drinks were strong and inexpensive. If you don't like strong, don't you may not like them. There can be a bit of a language issue at times. I asked for no beans and extra rice and that is not the way it came out. That said, the beans did taste very good. I will be back again. That said, note that there are literally more than 5 Mexican spots within 3 blocks of this spot so try them all. Carolina's, however is one of the ones open latest for that midnight craving.

Food was solid, drinks were just alright. Server wasn't the best, kinda rude and not very attentive.read more

This that last min dinner run or date night…read more It so mixy, vibey and energetic here; it almost feels like a slice of lower Manhattan New York. I love they have a waiting room, that doubles at a Carryout pick up and merch shop, so genius. It reminds me that Baltimore food scene is on the rise. I've been here before with my chef and the back of house crew, but I had to run it back; because I loved it Food was great, I enjoyed the queso fundido, the chihuahua queso was delight. The tacooooooos, this gotta be their bread and butter I definitely bodied it. The flan was classic, I got what I expected. Definitely high on my recommendation list, if you haven't you should go and if you have it's probably been a minute go run it back solo or w/ the homies

ive been meaning to grab lunch here for quite some time and finally got around to it over the…read moreweekend. ordered online and it was ready quickly. here are my thoughts: - kind of expensive. $5-$6 per taco is pretty steep imo. the tacos are filled, so they are worth it. you cant just get chips and guacamole, you have to buy everything separately. - of the tacos the al pastor was the best. we tried the chicken (good), shrimp (pretty spicy, wasnt prepared for it), steak (fine), and barbecue (good). the tortillas are the StARs of the show. some of the best ive had. - the pico was also spicy, if i would have known that I wouldnt have gotten such a large container to share with the fam. but it really was so fresh and delicious! - guacamole was very smooth and standard - chips were thick and had a good crunch - beans that came with the quesadilla were sort of bland and needed a lot of additions to get them in a good spot - my son loved the chicken quesadilla! - the sauces that came with the tacos were so so subtle. usually I expect the sauces to pack some heat and the Pico to be mild but this was all the opposite. we will definitely grab for lunch again :)

Fantastic little spot with homemade tortillas. Order at the counter for take out or they have a few…read morecounter seats inside. Already planning our next visit back since they were out of al pastor tacos by the time we went there late Sunday afternoon. I really liked the carnitas and my husband fav was the carne asada. Plus the chips are my favorite kind of chips, thicker cut and crispy.

I was here a few weeks ago and I needed to see if it was just that night's vibe which made the…read moreflautas so good or if they really were just that good. Turns out they really were just that good! It's like mini chimichangas and who doesn't know love a fried tortilla stuff with juicy meat!? I was at another restaurant right down the street who's menu I wasn't a fan of and knew Blue Agave was right there so I had to go and grab some flautas. It was happy hour so I also grabbed their spicy guavarita margarita which is my favorite. I didn't do a pitcher this time but it still didn't miss. Heads up that they do tack on a 19% gratuity and 3% convenience fee but they gave me the heads up on that in two ways. The first being a sign noting the 19% gratuity and when I asked for my check the young lady who brought it to me told me about the gratuity and the extra convenience fee. At least your transparent and I appreciate that.

I haven't been to Blue Agave in many years. I remember it used to be packed but now there weren't…read moremany people dining. It was a Wednesday night at 7:30 ish pm but I was expecting there would be more people. I liked that we were given the free chips with 3 types of salsa, that was a nice bonus. I ordered the cold brew martini and rockfish tacos. It was good but I guess for $19, I was expecting more than two small tacos, rice and beans. I ate it because I was hungry. One thing I didn't like was the gratuity was already on the bill but the waiter never said anything until my friend pointed it out. Of course if you pay by card, the tip box comes up automatically and you have to remember to tap no tip. I can tell the quality of the food had declined over the years. The service was okay as we didn't need much from the waiter. He wasn't the friendliest waiter either.

Clandestino has grown up, literally. What began as a small operation in Frederick has moved into a…read morelarger space, and the expansion suits them well. This is Puerto Rican pitorro, also known as ron cañita, made with care and intention rather than gimmickry. Many local liquor stores now carry the brand, and it is well worth picking up a bottle, but visiting the distillery is an experience in itself. The founder is a fellow Puerto Rican born retired military member, a background I share, and like me, he has put down roots in Maryland. That story is reflected clearly in the brand's own framing, "Puerto Rican born, Maryland made." The space feels grounded and unpretentious, and that sensibility carries through to the hospitality. We arrived late on a Saturday and were still welcomed warmly, never rushed. We were taken care of by the founder's daughter, who was exceptionally kind, attentive, and knowledgeable. She guided us through a flight that included the traditional pitorro, almond, pineapple, coffee, coconut chai, and several seasonal offerings. The flavors were thoughtful and well balanced; even the infused expressions retained a clear rum backbone rather than drifting into novelty. We enjoyed them enough to leave with several bottles. This is artisanal pitorro done right, rooted in Puerto Rican tradition and confidently made in Maryland. Buying it locally is convenient, but going to the distillery is where the people, the story, and the spirit fully come together.

This local speakeasy has quickly moved its way to the top of my list…read more I love the ease of parking, safe neighborhood, and spacious speakeasy space. Always great service by bar manager Charlie, fantastic food and beverage menu and options. My favs so far are the grilled wings and chicken tortilla soup. The drinks are pretty awesome, and Charlie the Great can alter beverages to your preference if you prefer. This is an overall mezcal bar, but they have other libations as well. My fav is John Updike's Old Fashioned. My son ordered and loved the Strawberry Gin & Tonic. This establishment is a great conversation starter, and I look forward to returning asap.

Good service good food Very Good drink Nice clean Inside very good customer service I like the…read morestreet tacos a lot carnitas azada

No-frills location in Catonsville for great happy hour specials until 6pm and a menu for…read morevegetarians and meat eaters alike. Parking lot has ample space. The exterior looks worn down and unassuming. The interior is small but was able to accommodate our party. The service was good, with both bartenders taking turns serving our table. I ordered happy hour chips and queso, and the queso felt very unfresh and can-like. They only offer one basket of chips & salsa complimentary per the menu but we were a party of 5 and received two. My happy hour app was rung up as regular price. The hard shell bean tacos I ordered had very little beans in them and only beans, no other toppings. There was lettuce, tomato, and cheese on the plate on the side, so I had to dress my own tacos. They tasted okay, not great, not bad. The $6 Monday margaritas are for the 12 oz and are made strong. It's a $1 more for a flavor and $1 more for a larger size (16 oz). The men's bathroom is small and had two urinals that are right next to the bathroom door. I will probably stick with my usual spot in Laurel, called Chido's.

This place has so much character. I have actually visited the real Havana, Cuba and I can say that…read moreI felt like i was back in Cuba! Beautiful a Cuban decor, I loved the hand painted wall mural. The fries and tacos were delish! Also good drinks! The outdoor area has a view of the harbor. Service was friendly. I great place to dine for lunch.

The location, vibe, and deck on a nice night are FANTASTIC…read more But the food is consistently mediocre--runs 2-3 stars pretty much across the board. I've been a number of times, and I keep coming back hoping I just 'ordered the wrong thing' from the menu, but alas no...most recently this was a tablewide talking point and consensus. We've pretty much given up on finding anything to eat worth coming back for. Service is always friendly but usually slow (as they're usually busy) and not very attentive. We usually do a round of drinks with dinner, which are also nothing special. Except (and this is a big one) we're starting to suspect they aren't storing their margarita mix properly. Turns out, *multiple* people in our party, across completely different visits (including just recently), have ordered the strawberry margarita and about halfway through it started feeling sick (only drink of the night each time). The fantastic atmosphere might balance the consistently disappointing food, but if what you're serving is making multiple people sick, that's problematic. So if you can get a seat outside by the water, it's a great atmosphere...but if you stay, don't expect a great meal, and definitely avoid the strawberry margarita.