This is a small restaurant in downtown Fitchburg. They have great reviews so we tried them out…read morewhile in the area. There's some seating, but most folks were taking their food to go. Service was great, lovely, friendly ladies are working the front. Portions are big, price is a steal compared to Boston. There's plenty of variety and I was surprised to see they had sancocho on a Wednesday. Food is good, not outstanding. Overall, I would recommend giving them try.

Delicious food, great portions and prices. Availability of some menu items is hit or miss at…read moretowards end of night. But everything we had was great pernil, pollo guisado, empanada. Ordering can be a bit challenging since I don't speak Spanish, so ordering online could be helpful. Order at "elbohio.online"

So the food is ok at best. The staff aren't very friendly at all and they gave me a scoop of rice…read moreand a spoon of beef with gravy (5 pieces) for $10! Uhmmm $10 for a $5-$6 meal max. How about adding the other empty spot with something then ideas $10 is more realistic.

Not that good. And they forget half your order. Not authentic idk who's cooking the food but ‍‍read more

I came here for lunch, it was my first time in and certainly won't be my last. The lady at the…read morecounter helped me decide what I wanted, I didn't understand what everything was but she was very pleasant. The food is delectable, the chicken fell off the bone! Empanadas are good as well. Absolutely recommend stopping by!

Delicious food, fair prices, always quick. The staff is always friendly. The chicken empanadas…read moreare my favorite!!!

What a great find!! The food was very flavorful and definitely flavorful! The service was great…read moreand friendly! I like the variety of Salvadorian and Mexican foods!! We loved the poupusas!! We ordered the family meal Picadito and it was an outstanding value that we would get again!

Food was very good and glad to support country-specific cuisine in a tiny counter-service style…read morediner. Could be quicker service.

We wanted to go here from my son's birthday, but since he works during the week and Saturdays,…read moreSunday is our only option and they are not open Sundays. Come Mother's Day and I am not a fan of going out on the actual day, but I did remember this place. We made a Saturday reservation, picked up my son from work, and headed over here. SO WORTH IT! I thought the spot was adorable and clearly well loved by locals and their own staff. You really get the feeling that all that work there really love the place. I like the menu items are not the "usual suspects" I see at most Tapas places, which are good but sometimes you want to shake things up. We got: Bolas de queso Patatas Aioli Croquetas De Jamon Croquetas De Verduras Solomillo De Ternera y Queso Cabrales Calamares Fritos Tabla de Quesos Pisto Manchego Albondigas De Cordero Iberico Peras Borrachas Torta De Chocolate All the menu items were flavorful and enjoyable. I think my favorite was the Croquetas De Jamon, if I had to choose just one item. We also decided to get two desserts - a pear dessert which seems to be their signature dish and the chocolate tort. While the pear was lovely, I was really in the mood for something chocolate so I enjoyed it more (but honestly cannot go wrong with either).

Wowza!!! Pinch me I must be in food heaven, but definitely in a food coma. This place never…read moredisappoints. The MOST welcoming and friendly staff that treats you like family as soon as you walk in. I enjoyed my staples for the night: Jamón Iberico, garlic Chicken; pollo al ajillo (a must), and a red sangria. The jamón is freshly cut to order with a nice drizzle of pure olive oil over top. The sangria is so refreshing with fresh fruit tasting like they just picked it themselves. The lovely bartender, Astrit, informed me the grapes are Grenache from Spain , which have a dryer, robust flavor compared to the sweeter red sangrias that make you regret your decisions the next morning and tastes better in my opinion. I'm usually more of a beer guy but this slaps! I've also had the white before and that also hits the Richter scale. Last but surely not least, the garlic chicken (pollo al Ajillo) is the best chicken I've ever had, hand to God. Spiced with everything nice and delicious oil and garlic that you deserve. Even on a first date, you'll be kissed after giving this to your significant other. This fine establishment is one of my favorites and I always am satisfied, leaving with a full belly. I hope the same for you!

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.

First, any place I can get good chicharron is a winner…read more A slightly cafeteria style Latin eatery. No frills, just really good food at a very fair price. I suggest going slightly before or after lunch peak to get in and out faster. I also suggest getting it to go since seating is limited. The service has always been friendly and as quick as they can be. Speaking some Spanish can make the interaction go faster. This is some of the most comforting comfort food around.

On the dicey corner of Main and Charlton streets in Worcester is one of the best restaurants I have…read moreever eaten at. I started going there about 10 years ago, moved away, and returned recently. It doesn't bother me much to go down there but it is unquestionably in one of the tougher parts of the city. The place is very small and very clean. There is probably room for 20 at the few tables. Parking is out front or on the corner. The food is in a large steam table and you can view it, decide what you want, and either sit or get it to go. It is pretty standard, rice accompanied by a meat and essentially sides. I am pretty sure you can get as much food as you want and they will just charge you accordingly. a feast can be had for under $7.50. To the food....Not being Puerto Rican I will do my best to describe each dish they have and compare it to what I know authentic should taste like. Arroz con Gondules, yellow rice with pigeon beans is my favorite. Their yellow rice varies from day to day. Sometimes plain yellow, sometimes with pinto beans. You can get white rice as well and always request a side of beans to eat with your rice. I am not sure if they use alcaparrado (olive caper salad) in their rice but it is very very good. The main dishes change daily but many things they have every day. There is chicken, beef, ribs, pork chops, sometimes pernil (pork shoulder), maybe an ox tail dish?, plantains, salads, etc. I sometimes see Pegao on a plate. Pegao is the crispy tasty treat that comes from the bottom of the rice pot. I have never had it there but I have seen it. They also have spicy and mild Pastelon? which are meat filled pies, similar to an empenada. I like the spicy myself. I also see alcapurrias? which I think are taro or rice balls filled with meat. Make sure that with whatever dish you choose that you request plenty of the sauce. That is where all the love is. You have more than a few options for Puerto Rican Food in Worcester but my choice is Spanish Grill.

Both the husband and wife who run this establishment are very nice! The food is amazing, the…read moreservice is quick they get you in an out. I love the stewed chicken, the stewed beef, the pork roast will make you faint it's so good and packed with flavor. The guy will also let you sample if your not sure how something taste which I appreciate. I highly recommend

The meat, rice and beans were perfect he loads you up and it was only 14 bucks for a huge plate…read more Everything tasted amazing and the guy running the place was wicked nice. A little hidden gem for sure