Excellent food. Home shop deal on the lay low. Three tables. Super attentive on the onset and…read moreoutset. If you are hankering for a Mexican meal visit here.

Absolutely amazing food! I have the carnitas Burrito and it was one of the best I've had in years!…read moreHighly recommend this restaurant

Ordered catering on Mothers Day. Food was excellent. People…read morewere very friendly and helpful and the food was reasonably priced. Definitely recommend for dine-in or catering. Lucky to have Rio Bravo nearby.

READ TO THE END...We visited this restaurant in their first week opening, it was a bit…read moredisorganized. We settled in at the bar and had a " good" meal. The bartender was very friendly and professional. Say 3.5 stars... We decided to give them a well-deserved second chance and we are glad we did. We once again chose to sit in the bar area, our preference, this time they were running like a well oiled machine. The staff and food were great. I really enjoyed the Rio Bowl with carnitas, and my wife loved the Rio Bowl with grilled chicken. I loved the spicy margarita.

Hablo no Espanol, but I know awesome Mexican food. This place rocks the boat! A cash cow. I may…read morehave been the only native English speaker eating here, and you know what--didn't care. The food was off the chain. I had the al pastor burrito and the pollo mole. Both meals could have feed a small army. The burrito was STUFFED like a fat man in a small suit jacket. The mole, infrequently done correctly, was a perfect combination of peanut and chocolate. Service was exceptional. Ambiance? Not a first date location, but so what.

Food: I had 3 birria tacos with consomé on the side. I thought it was impossible, but I've FINALLY…read morefound somewhere to get good birria in this state. I live in SoCal. My standard for Mexican food has never been met in MA, until today. The birria, tacos, bistec a la plancha or any other Mexican food I've had here have been dry, flavorless or burned up until today. My sister got the steak platter and there's enough food in there for 3-4 meals. My tacos were hefty and HEAVY. We'll def be back. The only thing that I didn't love is that you CANNOT buy birria and consomé by themselves in a cup or to go container. We wanted to take meat home to have later, but when we asked, nobody understood what we were asking. Service: we got our food to go, but the service we received while we were there was great. The place was super clean too. There is no customer accessible garbage though. I drank a soda while we waited for food and couldn't throw it out. The woman in front kindly took it for me, so I didn't have to worry about it. Ambiance: pretty standard. Clean spot, ample parking. It's in the plaza next to Classics. Getting door here after drinking would be PHENOMENAL. I def recommend.

amazing, authentic. best mexican food I have had in the area. Service was fast. I had the torta and…read morethe bread was amazing. Also dont forget the horcata!

A food truck spot in town-- Very good! Standouts were the asada taco and rice! I preferred the…read moreAsada taco compared to the chicken. The chicken was a bit dry. Overall great tacos. Boyfriend enjoyed the burrito -- described it as fresh and liked how the tortilla was grilled. Service was kind and fast for take out -- it was less than 10 min. We will certainly be back to try other items!

Ordered take-out with friends and we all have mixed thoughts…read more I ordered chicken tacos on corn tortillas. The tortillas itself were good. The filling is were it fell short. It was described on the menu as having Marinated grilled chicken tomato, fresco & avocado. It didn't have any avocado at all. It wasn't bad, but it needed some type of oomph. I did add some of the salsa they gave us to help with that. With my tacos was I was given a choice of beans or rice. I went with the refried beans, which were okay. My fiancé had Choripollo, which was Pollo, chorizo, & cheese sauce served over rice. He found 2 pieces of hair in his food. So that was that. My friend had Camarones Diabla, which was described as Pan-seared shrimp, in a spicy chipotle sauce. Served with rice & Garlic bread. His dish came with about 8 shrimp and no garlic bread. My other friend had a chicken burrito. He said it was good. Eh. Proceed with caution I guess. It's very hit or miss.

Absolutely excellent! Stopped in for a birthday dinner before going to Letz Rage down the street…read more First off, all the food was delicious and big portions of it. Drinks were huge, tasty, and strong. There was even live music which was so fun! The staff made the birthday extra special with candles, a song by the guitarist, so thank you for that. We will definitely be back, don't miss Tacos Tequilas if you are in Fitchburg!

Good food truck for Spanish American chimis,vegetables were well prepared,I was surprised my chimi…read morehad marinated artichoke hearts and fresh chopped garlic.The truck's very clean and Juan is a professional.They're open until 4am on weekends and it's parked right across from Classic's Pub. Great to get your drink on then head over to have some good greasy American food,mmm clog the arteries good,chimis fries om nom nom,chimichimi loco! Juan also got a catering service that's becoming available.

Damn this place is great! The Mole sauce is amazing here. The staff are friendly and the food comes…read moreout fairly quickly. It has a homey festive feel as well as comfortable. We've actually have gone back a couple of times since.

W-A-Y T-O-O S-L-O-W. We arrived for lunch on a quiet Saturday; only 2 other tables were taken…read more Our waiter took our order and then we waited. And waited. And waited. And waited. And waited. After a half hour, we asked where our food was. We only ordered two enchilada plates, nothing complicated. "It'll be just a few more minutes," she said. And then we waited, And waited. And waited another 15 minutes. In total, 45+ minutes to get TWO chicken enchilada plates? Most restaurants, when they experience a long delay, will bring a small token - maybe a free dessert or side dish, or maybe a small discount, or maybe just a heartfelt apology. Nope. Nothing. Not. Even. An. Apology. The chicken enchiladas were ok, but nothing special. The salsa verde tasted good, similar to Herdez (which is pretty good for a bottled salsa). Unlike other Tex-Mex joints and ALL restaurants I've been to in CDMX and central Mexico, rice and beans weren't included.

Came here last night on a whim with friends. The decor is very cute and the restaurant was very…read moreclean. The problem began with the service. Our waitress kept walking over to us with her phone pressed to her ear. The first time it was the restaurant phone, and I thought to myself that they were busy with takeout. I was wrong as the rest of the time it was her cell phone pressed to her ear or on speaker phone. She could not care less about the service she was providing. We ordered margaritas and I was very disappointed. They did not taste good at all and tasted completely like drink mix and not a true house made margarita. The stars I am giving this place is for the food. We ordered the chicken mofongo and it was very tasty. I ordered it with the crema. We also had fresh made guacamole which was also quite good. My advice to the owner is to hire staff that actually like to interact with your patrons. I worked in the restaurant industry for many years and wouldn't have made much money if I treated my customers like that.

Finally, a "Mexican" restaurant in the Leominster area that doesn't have bland, uninspired food…read morecovered in gobs of slimy cheese! From the friendly greeting we received, to the warm chips with cool, herbaceous salsa, the complimentary savory soup, the start of our meal was exemplary. Then came the tacos, I had the Al Pastor, and my Wife had the chicken. Just Amazing! The tortillas were crispy and chewy at the same time, as they should be. The meats were tender, cooked, and seasoned properly, and were very flavorful. I've had refried beans all over the USA, and these were about the best I've ever had. Not the typical unseasoned, anonymous mess you get at a typical local Tex-Mex wanna-be. I'm so happy that this place is less than 10 minutes from my house! We're planning to be regulars!

Four of us went for late Sunday lunch. There was no hostess on duty so we got to seat ourselves,…read moreit made me a little nervous wondering if service would suffer. IT DID NOT. Our server was attentive, quick and pleasant. We had the soft pretzels and spicy hummus to start. Both were very good. Main dishes were bacon cheeseburger (which was a little too well done) fish and chips, grilled cheese sandwich and lastly Cajun chicken. Everyone was satisfied with the meal, French fries were crispy and hot. The star meal was the Cajun chicken. It was the best she has had in a long time . She now wants to make Colombia tavern our go to when we are in the area which is fine by me.

This location downtown has limited parking that is shared with other restaurants. While the…read moreexterior may not be appealing, the interior is nice and welcoming. We chose to sit at the bar because it was trivia night. It was loud, but we managed to have a conversation. The trivia host seemed to really enjoy himself and used the microphone quite a bit. If trivia isn't your thing, it's best to avoid coming on trivia night. Most of the food looked good. I ordered the burnt ends with fries and was surprised to find the meat served in cubes. I had never seen it prepared this way before. While it was tasty, it was quite dry, so I added BBQ sauce to make it easier to eat. The French fries were heavily salted, making them difficult to enjoy. As for the cornbread, it didn't resemble cornbread at all. It had a nice flavor, but it was definitely not what I expected.