¡Mi Pueblo está mucho bueno! I read a few of the reviews for this place and I think "hole in the wall" is about as accurate a description as one could muster. In the back corner of a building off Main Street in Hyannis (drive down the pothole infested side street adjacent to Embargos) I think, at best, there is seating foray e 20 people in this place. Who cares? Cheap formica tables and friendly, homey and yes, I will say it...nicely authentic Mexican food. ¡Comida que me gusta! The menu is smallish, and it should be. My good friends and I had the Guacamole with Chips and it truly seemed made to order. I may have preferred a bit more zesty lime juice (next time I'll ask), but it was relatively perfect. I thought for the size and portion it may have been a little high ($7.99), but it's a small complaint. Why? Well, be forewarned that all the dishes come on styrofoam plates and containers or plastic little cups. My water came in styrofoam with a lid, my Horchata as well. Kinda like I was getting coffee at some decent bodega. Oh, small note here, the Horchata was delicious! I make the stuff at home and this was perfectly ricey, with just the right kick of cinnamon and sugar. My friend tried 2 flavors of the Jarritos (mandarina y limon). He was satisfied with the cane sugar flavored Mexican sodas. They're tasty! Let the kids try some. On that note, another blessing. No kids menu of lesser offerings - just straight up tasty and freshly prepared comidas for the family & friends. The prices are great, and you all should share - family style! Update after reviewing menu...there is a kids menu of a burger, chicken fingers and a quesadilla. Sure, if you have to, but don't. The kids would be better fed on tamales, burritos and anything other comidas that the family could share. But I digress, back to the guacamole. The chips were light, crisp and fresh. I am not sure if they make them, but they were perfect. The tostadas on the other hand were the only disappointment of the night. It's supposed to be a shrimp and octopus ceviche with sweet tomato broth, diced onion, cilantro, Serrano, tomato and avocado; however, the octopus seemed nonexistent, it was a bit to sweet (needed more cilantro, Serrano and a dash of nice salt). Additionally, it was almost soupy and dressed all wet over a crisp little tostada. My thought is that the recipe needs a little work and perhaps the tostada could be cupped a bit to hold it. You could sip it, spoon it and crunch it a lot better than the little unpleasant mess that it presented itself this evening. Be that as it may, it was nonetheless fairly fresh tasty although I think the shrimp may have been cooked prior to civiche-ing. Amongst my fine company for the evening, we had among us three different dishes - and I did try them all. I had the Chicken Mole Enchiladas, there was also Mi Pueblo Plate and Pork Carnitas on the table. Each dish had ranchero beans and Mexican rice. I'll start with the beans, they were fantastic, cooked perfectly, redolent in flavor and finely textured in the bean and the sauce. The rice was good (typically a little overcooked), had carrots and green peas with a light tomato seasoned rice. I think the carrots were fresh not frozen (it was close), the peas were definitely frozen. No matter, it was very tasty. Here I will note that the table could have had a nice simple and flavorful Mexican hot sauce. We had a small bottle of toxic green looking habanero sauce that wasn't all that spicy, and there was about 2 tablespoons left in the bottle. Think Cholula or Valentina and you will have me @ "Hola." So, every dish had I think some cream fresca and queso fresco. The wetish Mexican sour cream ( could've been enhanced with a little lime juice and zest) and small crumbles of queso (more please) made every dish just move over the top a little more. The Chicken Mole Enchiladas were delicious - the mole had just the right blend of cinnamon, dried Poblano peppers, walnuts, chocolate, seeds and a touch of anise I think. The Pork Carnitas were succulent and full of slow roasted and simply seasoned flavor. The Mi Pueblo plate of enchilada suize, pork tamale and Chile Rellano might be the best bet here. Each had its own dimension and depth of flavor. Damn, the tomatillo sauce was so fresh and perfect I could have licked it off the table - or off the styrofoam plates! The tamale may have been one of the best I have had in some time. I'm still trying to taste it! On that note again, a little green approach would be great if they can find a reasonably priced substitute for their plating. Think paper that can stand the sauce! The seasoning here is nearly dead on across the board. Quite a feat in any restaurant in my opinion. No salt or pepper is in any way necessary, but the better hot sauces are needed. Don't be deterred by my 4 stars (I'm tough), but this place is one of the best in town. Get thee to Mi Pueblo! You will not be disappointed. read more

Once you get past the lack of atmosphere and decor the food is 5 star. We got a veggie burrito and the chicken mole enchiladas ( everything came with a side of sour cream and green salsa). The horchata was only $2 and the best we ever had! read more

Hole in the wall description is no joke. Looks pretty sketchy from the outside and is not very well marked. However, once entering, the restaurant was clean and several other couple and families were enjoying dinner. Food was good and price was pretty reasonable. I ordered the carnitas taco and a fish taco (which was way too heavily fried for my taste- but that's just a personal preference). Husband ordered the carnitas dinner. We've had better carnitas as far as flavor, but it was good quality meat, so can't really complain. All in all, would recommend the place, but don't know that we'll go back. read more

Surprisingly great Mexican food for New England! Just moved to the Cape from Texas, and it's the best I've had so far. My husband had a torta with steak that was excellent, and I had delicious enchiladas suizas. A little bit more expensive than we are used to, but we will definitely be returning!! read more

Delicious! I got the grilled veggie burrito which was packed full and very flavorful! I also got a Horchata and this is by far the best Horchata I've ever had! My only wish is for a larger size option on the Horchata because I finished it pretty quick with it being so good :) read more

Best Tacos on the cape without a doubt in my mind. Been coming here for years and it's consistently great!

I like that it's not right out front on Main St. It's like a hidden foodies club. Great authentic food, good prices.

Great food! Nice selection of menu items and each one we ordered was fantastic. Started off with the beef nachos; the beef was flavored well, tender and plenty of it. Next we had the Mi Pueblo plate (a taco, tamale and chile relleno with rice and beans) which was very good and a good size too. Also had the Chile Rellenos stuffed with fresh cheese and was very tasty. Their salsa is fantastic too. A good meal and value. Very small seating area but we went between lunch and dinner around 3:30 and were seated right away. I hope this place stays around for a long time, it's that good!! Very friendly service too! No liquor at all. read more

So, so good! Best Mexican food I've found in New England so far! Wish it was closer to Boston so I could be a regular. Try the chile relleno - so tasty!!! read more

Another amazing meal at Mi Pueblo. They get it right every time! Fresh ingredients. Excellent preparation. THE very best Mexican food on Cape Cod, and having spent 30 years living in Texas and dining in outstanding Mexican restaurants all over the state and in Mexico, New Mexico, California, and elsewhere, we have earned our stripes ;). The service is friendly. Go ahead for take out or dine in. Limited seating but there is usually a place for us to sit. I applaud them for their consistently delicious food and home-like atmosphere. read more

The food here is very good. I had the short ribs with mole special and tacos al pastor. The mole was decent, far better than most places and had a good strong kick to it. By far the best tacos al pastor I've ever had. My only gripe is non-food related and that is that the seats are remarkably uncomfortable. This did not stop me from going back today and ordering more tacos! read more

Authentic Mexican in Hyannis. Enjoyed 2 fish taco, while kids ordered regular steak. Everything was great. Atmosphere/location a little odd.

The food alone is worth 5 stars! Tiny little place, big on flavor! The tables were all full while we ate lunch. The hubby and I ordered chicken nachos (we were unaware of the free chips and salsa), a chicken taco, and a chicken burrito. Everything we ate was amazing! We will definitely be back! read more

Great, authentic Mexican in Hyannis. It's a bit of a wait but the food is tasty. It's a hidden little gem with uncomfortable seats, so maybe it will keep the tourists away! read more

I ordered a chicken taco and chorizo taco. Both were way over cooked and under seasoned. My wife's steak taco was the same and the queso fondito was gritty and unseasoned. The guacamole was fresh and tasty and plenty creamy but the salsa was brown and gelatinous. My in-laws liked their fish tacos so thinking I should have gone that route, but didn't seem like enough to go back. I don't usually mention service but honestly the waitress was pretty rude. That didn't factor into my review though. read more

Finally got to try this gem! I'm from Tucson and this brought me right back home. Everything about the place, it's more of a take out joint but we decided to sit down and eat in one of the old booths and it felt really authentic, even down to the peach paint on the walls. That's just the atmosphere! We ordered guacamole and it was freaking outstanding. That my friends is what guac tastes like. I had the enchiladas suizas and they were so yummy. My friend had the chile relleno just spot on. Besides I don't think there's any where else on cape with chile relleno! I can't wait to try the whole menu. Even the tacos I look forward to. Beware though if you don't like cilantro I suggest you don't eat authentic Mexican because it's a staple. I'll be bringing tacos to the beach very soon! read more

Best Mexican I have had since moving back from CA. Tamales, carnitas, enchiladas, all very good.

I got a pork burrito, ate it at 6:30 pm, just finished vomiting at 740pm. I heard great things about the place, but dissapointed & pissed I paid for food that made me sick. read more

This is a fantastic place to go if you want incredible and absolutely delicious authentic Mexican food. It is very small and casual. I recommend the chicken burrito or their chicken mole; they are phenomenal!! I can't wait to go back. read more

The BEST Mexican food you will ever eat here in the U.S.! Their mole poblano chicken enchiladas are my go to, but I've tried almost everything on the menu and it's all been out of this world. I wish I didn't live in another state because I would visit their restaurant everyday, and happily live off of their food alone. read more

Authentic Awesomeness! From the homemade tortilla chips and salsa to the grilled chicken burrito!!! read more

This place is amazing. Very large portions and a salsa that has roasted everything and super delicious. The servers are nice and helpful. The quesadilla was the size of my head and had pina, pork, and pollo. What the hell else can you ask for? read more

This place is the best! Hole in the wall, but Literally one of the best restaurants on the Cape, very authentic, delicious, and easy on the wallet. The tomatillo salsa should be served in a glass, so good I could just drink it. Must go here if you want real Mexican food!!! It's worth the trip into the alley. read more

Tacos were very good, and so was the chicken fajitas. Not your normal fajitas, no lettuce, tomatoes or cheese. But still very good.

Delish mexican takeout! We stumbled upon this place while spending a few days in Yarmouth and I'm so glad we did. Everything is fresh and hot and authentic. read more

I've never had better Mexican food. It's truly unreal. Unfortunately, it's not good for date night. Terrible atmosphere and no liquor license. read more

Fabulous food, excellent service. Very authentic food reasonably priced. Don't be fooled by the lack of ambience.

If you want authentic Mexican food, Mi Pueblo is the place you should go. It's actually even better than eating in Mexico. The tacos are incredible! The tomales are excellent and hard to find real ones on cape cod. Chile Rellenos are superb. The pork dishes will knock your socks off! It's very hard to find because it's down a poorly marked alley. Use your gps and keep your eyes open. Very friendly too. read more

A hidden gem. Authentic Mexican in a small, clean well-lit space that will get no points for decoration, but it is by no means sketchy. A little more expensive than I am used to, probably unavoidable given the location and rents in this area. Great carnitas burrito. Peas and carrots in the rice is a nice touch. Ditto the jalapeno slices. Pan toasting the burrito after assembly is a nice touch. Comes with little containers of guacamole, sour cream, and a mild green chili sauce. The carnitas was spot on. read more

Found this place through Yelp. The food was fresh, flavorful and cooked to order. It looks like a hole in the wall - only 4 booths - but the food was amazing! I'd go back in a heartbeat. My daughter ordered salad with chicken and I ordered flautas. Yum! read more

My family and I were visiting the Cape mid-week in September and wanted to get dinner in Hyannis. We were taking longer than expected with our activities and needed to get a quick dinner so we could get our toddler to bed. We also are a family with lots of allergies/sensitivities- gluten, dairy, and egg. We enjoy Mexican as we can generally get what we avoid what each of us needs to avoid. We found Mi Pueblo on Yelp and decided to check it out. We parked right in front of the address, but didn't see the restaurant. We looked around briefly and couldn't figure out where it was. I decided to call to see if maybe they closed. I was glad I did, because the staff explained that the restaurant is in the back of building down the alley. A little sketchy with a toddler, but it was perfect for what we needed. The restaurant is small, a little dive-like, but the food was very good and got to our table fast. Our son could be himself without us worrying about him ruining someone else's dinner experience. And the prices were right! read more

I eat here often when in Hyannis since the food is absolutely amazing. The salsa, flautas, and enchiladas never disappoint. Very authentic and made to order according to waitress. read more

Feels like your stepping into a Mexican village. Literally a hole in the wall but very authentic food and good prices.

This place is simply fantastic. The location is alright it's down an alley. Inside it is a small room with a kitchen and a few tables. The atmosphere inside is casual and friendly. Every time I go in customers always talk to other customers about the delicious food. The food here speaks for itself and there are no gimmicks it is just great Mexican food. read more

This restaurant is a welcome addition to the dining options in Hyannis especially Main Street. The majority of the options are over priced for a terrible product. You can name the establishments for yourself. read more

My husband and I travel to Mexico every year and were always looking for authentic Mexican food when we return. All I can say is if your looking for a hole in the wall authentic Mexican restaurant look no further. read more

Oh you prefer I never come back there?! Oh DON'T WORRY I WON'T. What an unprofessional establishment. Went there for lunch today. The worst service I have EVER had. And the service always sucks there, but this time it was so bad I didn't leave a tip. That's like the second time I've ever not left a tip in my life because I worked in the service industry for years and I know how it is. We waited SO long to even get chips and salsa, and I had to ask for it! And upon asking I get an annoyed look like I'm inconveniencing her. Didn't even ask us if we wanted a drink too. I'm the customer! Not one smile either after I was very polite the entire time despite the God awful service. Real nice way to treat LOCAL REGULARS. And do not get anything made with chicken. I had to spit my bites out of my taco 3 times because there was so much gristle. I was nauseous for hours. And then you have the nerve to charge me for a side of salsa??? With the wait and the terrible service any other restaurant would have not charged for that! Learn some industry professionalism. read more

This place is the balls.. amazing.. very authentic!! My boyfriend and I just got back from Mexico, and this place literally is off the boat Mexican. It's delicious. We have had the guacamole which is perfect from a lot of places as well but the chips were definitely home made and just the way I like! I wish this place was more of a sit down restaurant vs. Take out but seriously doesn't bother me too much cause I'd go here over Sam Diego's or Beech Tree any day!! The tamales, PERFECT. PERFECT. PERFECT. Tastes amazing, best tamales I've ever had in my life. Pork is so delicious and full of flavor. The carnitas, I don't know where to begin or how to work how amazing it is. The carnitas burrito and the tacos best I've ever had ever. Chili relenos (spelling??) is so decadent and flavorfull. My parents aren't into Mexican food but they are obsessed with it here. We each will get either the Mi Pueblo plate or the carnitas burrito. And the staff are so sweet and kind, they gave my boyfriend and I an extra tamale one time to bring home- that's a good business person, people! Love this place I go once a week... And will for the rest of my life! read more

Small place with sparse decor. Totally authentic and delicious. I reccomend the mole. I used to live in Mexico and this reminds me of that experience. They make homemade horchata and other traditional drinks. I'll be back for the tortas, tamales, etc. I loved it. read more

Absolutely hands down THE best, most authentic Mexican food on the Cape. Anyone giving negative reviews of the place probably has no idea of real Mexican food. Only drawback is no liquor license but I can deal with that... read more