We were craving Mexican food in Puerto Rico and found this place, the inside is a decent size. They…read morewere quick to seat our party of 5 as well, we ordered our drinks which did take a minute but our server was also the bartender for the restaurant. The vibe inside the restaurant is cute, they have a lot of historical pictures and stuff. The food was mid, me and boyfriend got the box of Al pastor tacos and the meat was pretty dry and unseasoned. Our friends birria ramen was really good tho! We all tried it and decided his food was the best. I also ordered a parcha margarita which was also good! Our server was very kind, she was a tall young woman! I would recommend trying this place at least once :)

Great spot for some good food! We were on vaca and found this spot while driving around. Margarita…read morewas decent. Loved the shrimp tacos and birria tacos. Great customer service. It was nice finding a place that wasn't a touristy over rated place to have a good meal!

Food: 4 Service: 5…read moreAmbience: 3 Date/Time: 12/28/2025 12:30pm Crowd: 1 other table occupied Order: Chicken Quesadilla, Tako Birirra Came back after 2 years and it's still good The noise level was much lower with very few people occupying the small space. Service was great as before and the food was very good. I like the tako birirras but the dip is a little too oily tasting to me. The quesadilla was very good. After 2 years, I still recommend trying it! The dining area is very small so try and pick a time that is less busy.

This place is a stone's throw from the Cruise ship dock. I thought it was a tourist trap but was…read morepleasantly surprised how good the food was. Service was sloooooow. Took forever and a day for the food to arrive. The place was not full. We ate outside, where it was rather noisey. Inside was dark with dive bar vibe. Bathroom of course was disgusting. The El Pastor tacos and chimichangas was the best I've ever tasted. We ate here in February 2026. Don't know what happened later with all the bad reviews.

The food was outstanding. We ordered chicken nachos, shrimp tacos and empanadas. The best thing was…read morethe nachos to me for sure. The service was nice on point and we got to sit outside where the weather was amazing.

We were greeted very quickly, asked if we had any questions about the menu. I checked reviews…read morebefore we ate. Someone was here 2 hours before us and gave 5 stars. I thought the chips and salsa were a little greasy and not very fresh. We sat inside and it was very comfortable. The restroom was very small, but clean. There was soap but no paper towels. The waiter " Hector" was super friendly and accommodating. Overall not a bad experience my street tacos was fresh and tasty. The salsa was not very hot to my taste, but was very flavorful.

Visited Puerto Rico with my girlfriend and we stopped by this place. The food was amazing and the…read moreservice was even better. Rafael the bartender, was so kind and easy to approach. He shared stories with us, and welcomed us to the island. Will definitely be coming back!

My daughter was asking for tacos at every meal, so we made our way to the most obvious place to get…read moretacos -- a Mexican themed restaurant. The area is rough looking but parking was easy and the interior was open and comfortable. Staff were very friendly and bilingual. They offered free chips and salsa, but the salsa was mostly hot pepper without much flavor. At least it was free. I had the fajitas and they were good. They weren't served on a sizzling cast iron pan and the bell peppers and onions were undercooked. The guacamole was excellent and the serving size was massive! The tortillas were average quality. My daughter had an order of carne asada tacos and there were 4 street tacos, each topped with a nice slice of avocado. Overall, a good place if you want your Mexican food fix after days of mofongo.

We visited this local Mexican spot on a Friday afternoon, following a recommendation from my…read morebrother-in-law. As the evening went on, the crowd steadily grew, and by around 7 p.m. the place was fully packed--always a good sign. The restaurant is welcoming, offering both indoor and outdoor seating, which is a plus. I ordered a lemon-ginger juice. While refreshing, the ginger was quite overpowering. It also came as a surprise to see the lemon and ginger charged separately on the bill. The melted cheese appetizer wasn't our favorite, especially when compared to similar dishes at other Mexican restaurants. The standout of the meal was definitely the chocolate cake--it was the highlight and worth saving room for. Overall, the food was acceptable, but we felt it was overpriced for what was offered.

Business wise this restaurant doesn't want to be discovered since they have no menu posted…read moreanywhere. Many people view a menu before to see if they will like it or can afford it. Oveja Negra should post their menu.

This is the second time we've been here. Parking can sometimes be found in front. Service was…read morefriendly and professional. Pricing was about as expected. Decor is what one would expect for a Mexican style restaurant but with a few extras like a TV and radio playing in the background. We really enjoyed our experience the first time we were here so we brought a friend back with us, especially to try the churros. But first we ordered some Posole, Enchiladas, and Flautas. All were delicious and filling. They had good flavor and were nicely presented. The refried beans and guacamole that the enchiladas and flautas came with were also very good. We also ordered some churros and these were wonderfully delicious again. Really the churros here are the best I've had in PR. Very good. I would have given this place a 5 star review the first time we ate here but I missed the opportunity. This time was slightly different in that our experience felt more around a 4 star quality as the staff was a bit distracted and not as prompt. But for the most part service is good, the food is very good, and again we had a nice experience. So I awarded the 5 stars. I highly recommend Casita Mexicana. Good stuff here.

Food- It was ok. The tacos needed a better flavor and the pozole tasted like almost water. Food…read moreneeds spice for it to be mexican. Staff was friendly and helpful. Ambiance- we really liked the streamers hung up. Reminded us of a small town in Mexico called Sayulita.

One of my favorite meals I had in Puerto Rico - so good, in fact, that we ate here twice. We came…read moreduring happy hour the first time, and I had the strongest margarita of my life here for just $5. This spot is entirely outside, something to be aware of if you're coming on a rainy day like we were. It's a very casual spot here, with a kitchen that's inside an actual food truck. Service was decent as well - we had a little bit of a language barrier but were able to figure things out and order. For some reason the mini nachos here are a standout - idk whether it's the sauces or the fresh chips or the combo of all that, but they were so good that we each got our own portion the second time we came back. Quesadillas here are packed, fresh, crunchy and gooey. The chicken fajitas come out in a huge portion and were delicious as well. There are no bad options here.

A relaxing delicious meal - beautiful views - friendly bi-lingual service - plentiful parking -…read morethis was the best eating experience of our family vacation in Dorado! Order the Baja tacos, the beef empanadas, and try a local beer. They even had a cheese quesadilla that my 3-yo ate. ¡Gracias Vagón!

This was our first time here. It definitely will not be our last. Service was friendly but slow…read more But the food more than made up for it. This is a very popular place so I recommend calling to make a reservation, especially if you plan on coming with a large group. They have one large table inside. Other than that it's 2-4 person tables (indoor and outdoor) and the counter at the bar. The tables can obviously be placed together for bigger groups. Still, make a reservation. The interior decor seems to be all over the place, but it works, creating a cool hip vibe. We started out with the queso fundido and tuna creo rolls. Both were good. I'd reorder them. I would like to note that they don't automatically serve you chips and salsa. Older reviews mention they are complimentary but newer reviews state that is no longer the case. You have to ask for them and they'll charge you. We didn't ask for them because the queso fundido comes with chips. For the main course, I had the chimichanga. I saw a photo one one with melted cheese over it (gratinado). The one I received had a creamy cilantro based sauce. It was delicious, and with crema on the side... wow. I will definitely get this again. My mom had the encebollado tacos. She could only eat two of the three that came with the order. I ate it the next day. Yum. The only disappointment were the churros. They weren't bad, just average. And after a great meal, average didn't cut it.

This time around we were brave enough to bring our daughter in law a beautiful, smart, special…read moreMexican girl with our son. Both when it comes to dinning, specially if Mexican, are demanding palates. The service and the ambience was A+. The food we all agree to be 5 . In my case I loved the nachos with ropa vieja.