Very cute place. Smaller and densely packed but that adds to the vibe. Food was delish. The booths…read morein the back are a great spot for a date night. We started at a table in the middle of the room then ordered enough food that the waitress recommended us getting a bigger table. Very happy with that suggestion and our night.

We went to Terramar yesterday (3/14/25), and while the food was pretty good, the overall experience…read morewasn't decent. We got seated within 5 minutes since the place wasn't full yet. Our server took about 10 minutes to come over, but he brought our drinks out fast. We both ordered the Ceviche Campechano, which was good -- I've had other ceviches that packed more lemon and cilantro flavor, but this one still hit the spot. It came with saladita crackers, which felt weird at first, but ended up working really well. The service went downhill from there, though. It took forever for our server to check on us after the food came. Eventually, I noticed he was also bartending, which explained a lot. The place got packed while we were there, and drink orders were nonstop. He didn't come back, and I had to flag someone else down to ask for him, but he still never came. We decided to share dessert and got the churros with vanilla ice cream. The portion was good for sharing, but the churros were hard as a rock and impossible to eat. The ice cream was okay, nothing special. We asked for the check as soon as the dessert came because, at that point, we knew it'd take another 20 minutes to get it, and we were right. The whole thing ended up taking about 3.5 hours, which was way too long for what it was. It was hard to hear each other as the pace kept getting packed and the music was getting louder. Parking is decent. Street parking is free after 6 pm (Monday-Saturday), and I think they have a small lot behind the restaurant, but I've never used it. Honestly, the food was good, but the slow service and crazy wait times really ruined the night. I get that they were busy and understaffed, but it still shouldn't have taken that long. Not sure if I'd go back anytime soon.

I stopped in for a Friday lunch recently at Taqueria Del Pueblo. I ordered a burrito bowl with…read moresteak and chicken. The place was empty and quiet. My order was up in abt 5 minutes and everthing tasted fresh and very good. A little over salted however. The meal came to over $20 which I thought was pricey. I did see from my receipt that I was over charged for the bowl for a few dollors that was listed on the menu and the added meat was also a $4 charge. I would return but will keep an eye on the prices.

Had the quesabirria tacos. Absolutely excellent. Consommé on point and had a little heat to it…read more Absolutely excellent tacos at least for this part of town in Massachusetts. Had the horchata to drink and it was also very good and refreshing. Service was good and this place is your typical Mexican hole in the wall taco shop.

Mexica is ELITE. Since its get go, years ago, it's been solid, and fresh. Their chicken is…read moreflavorful, everything is well cooked and the servings are two meals worth. I went last night with my mom - two bowls, a large chip and a good sized container of queso was $25. I feel like that's a deal???? Don't waste your time at chipotle, come here please.

Amazing food! Clean fast, friendly service! Definitely will go back!…read moreI got the taco with ground beef

We loved the ambiance of the old brick interior which was decorated very tastefully. We also had a…read moredelightful waiter who had a good sense of humor. The food was tasty and in my mind it was well priced. The bill come to $120 to $130 for six of us. That included one or two beers, Saratoga Water, and some sodas. If I were closer, I'd return frequently! What a great asset for this beautiful downtown.

The Ambiance is great, the people are nice! But the recent visits, the food and drinks, and…read moreespecially their chips & salsa aren't the same anymore. We used to love going here, especially for their chips & salsa and their big portion of good food. But recent visits have been disappointing. One or two years ago, they drastically reduced their soup sizes and increased the price. There was a time when a cup of soup was a good light lunch. But lately it's not even the quantity of an appetizer. A small cup of soup for $12 is too much for a family restaurant. And the worst part recently is that they started serving store-bought chips and a replacement for their yummy habanero salsa. The new green salsa is nothing close to the old favorite. I think restaurants are forgetting in the cost-cutting game that they're losing their identity. I used to tell my friends you should try these restaurants, they have the best salsa. And if I want to eat store-bought chips, why bother coming to restaurants? I can just buy them from Costco and have food at home. I wish they could bring back the good quantity of soups, chips, and salsa. I miss the old Casablanca.

Pleasantly surprised with the food here! It was absolutely delicious! We were here with a group of…read more18 people. The service was very fast! The food and drinks were amazing! I got Mexican city tacos with rice & beans. Holy! The mango salsa on top was delicious. The rice and beans were also well cooked, very flavourful. The filling to tortilla ratio was on point. I'll definitely be back!

Awesome salsa!!!! Street tacos and enchiladas yummmy. Prompt staff and great food. I'd come…read morehere again. 4 not 5 due to loud atmosphere.

Food tasted great and portions were even better, I'll go back for more next time I'm in town.read more

I thought the food was actually pretty good, the tacos were filled to the brim. It was a little…read moremessy to eat, but so worth it. I also saw a good amount of vegetarian (maybe vegan) options which is nice. The decor is also stunning, very Instagram-y if you're looking for a cute dinner. Definitely will come back to try more of their tacos.

This place was absolutely delicious, our waitress was so sweet and helpful, and it's all located in…read morea little bookstore. I loved how there were a lot of books where the main characters were POC, something I don't really see anywhere. Back to the food! We had tostones, steak and potatoes, and carne a la tampiqueña con shrimp. The steak and potatoes had this sauce that was so creamy and flavorful. The carne a la tampiqueña con shrimp had tender meat and perfectly seasoned with a little kick. And the tostones were fried to perfection! For drinks we had the house and pomegranate margarita, very strong, but still delicious. Overall, we'd definitely come again, for not only the food, but ambiance as well!

Wow. I went here once a few weeks ago and it was great. Food, service, especially ambiance…read more(cafe/bookstore vibe but full kitchen with basically full bar). Came here today and was the same if not BETTER. And yo,. The guacamole dip? ... I mean I'm from California (not that I myself KNOOWWW guac, but people from Cali do and they do it WELL), but Im pretty damn -- Im sure Ive never had such guac where I ever had to ask service "hey is there cheese or cream in this?" Cause SWEET JESUS best guac ever. Thats for the snack the other week and todays GUAC. Cant wait to come back and try other menu goodies. Thx!!!!

What says Easter better than a nice Mexican meal? Well let's start with the chips and salsa. The…read morechips used to warm and fresh with a matching salsa. Today the place seemed a bit slow so maybe they didn't have the need to have a fresh batch constantly being made. Regardless they were acceptable and the salsa was good. I ordered the Pescado Azteca. Came out quickly and nice and hot! Kudos for not making the dish swimming in cheese sauce! Just enough to mix with the shrimp and veggies with a little bit to flavor the already seasoned white fish. Fish was a little bit dry, but the fresh veggies and shrimp livened it up. Mexican rice was good, could use a little more seasoning in my opinion but overall a well made rice. Overall a good experience and happy that I was not auto-tipped on the bill. Though that practice has not stopped and I witnessed the table next door deal with that situation. I'm happy to get my fix for Mexican food here and hoping the service remains top notch!

Met a friend for a late lunch at what was meant to be a convenient midpoint for both of us…read more First-time visit--and, sadly, not a repeat. The menu proudly advertised a variety of margaritas, which initially felt promising on a Friday. SOLD! That optimism was short-lived. Parking technically exists, but the lot is so narrow it feels more like a trust exercise. Drive straight or prepare to exchange insurance information. We were seated quickly, which was great. Unfortunately, the booth area we were placed in was very dark--white text on a pink background in low lighting is certainly... a choice. Vision test unlocked. Our waiter? Service was present but forgettable. No name, no personality, no guidance. We weren't informed about the lunch menu until after our food arrived--because it was never mentioned. No recommendations, no upsell, no effort to engage. Prices leaned high, which would've been acceptable if the food had arrived hot. Instead, everything landed in that awkward lukewarm zone as if it had been sitting patiently, waiting for us to lower our expectations. The drinks were... confusing. My friend and I ordered the same margarita. Hers arrived a deep purple sangria-adjacent color. Mine came out pale and peach-toned. Same drink, allegedly. Consistency was not invited to the party. We weren't rushing--this was a rare chance to catch up. We ordered multiple margaritas, an appetizer, and entrées. Despite this, the server made it very clear that our continued presence was inconvenient. This was apparently unacceptable. Our waiter made it very clear he was not into us hanging around. Overall: atmosphere was decent, but the vibe wasn't friendly or particularly welcoming. Between the inconsistent drinks, lukewarm food, and the "please leave" energy, this one missed the mark entirely.

El Vago Cantina in Lawrence truly knocked it out of the park for our family Cinco de Mayo…read morecelebration, perfectly blending a high-energy vibe with a stunningly artistic atmosphere. The food was fab, featuring fresh chips and guacamole alongside a massive tray of tacos piled high with toppings. My mango margarita was a work of art, expertly crafted with a tajin rim, dried citrus, and a fragrant rosemary sprig. Our server Julia was great, ensuring our experience was seamless. We enjoyed the beautiful neon lighting and fresh floral touches.

Impeccable service and incredible food! The team here knocker it out of the park. The vibes in the…read morerestaurant were amazing--loved the decor and the ambiance. The tacos were some of the best I've ever had, and so were the chips and salsa. Big thanks to our server, Julie, for taking such good care of us. You will DEFINITELY be seeing me here again

Great first trip to the New Pablo's restaurant on Main Street. The building has a nice set up right…read morenext to the post office with outdoor seating, indoor tables in a bright open space, and counter service. Ordering was quick and my take-out was ready when I got back from a quick errand nearby. We had the elote, pollo con mole, and quesabirria. All excellent dishes I would get again.

Got take out. Everything was wicked good. My husband is super picky, loved the fajitas, especially…read morebeans and rice. Fish tacos, awesome. Kids chicken tender meal, excellent!