I wanted to try a new Mexican Restaurant tonight with my family so I ordered the Nachos with…read moreChicken, The appearance looked very appealing, but the Nachos were just god awful! The chicken tasted like it was frozen out of a bag, barely seasoned and the chips were stale! I would not recommend this place to anyone looking to try somewhere new... I can't imagine the other unflavored, unseasoned crap that comes out of that kitchen!

I am thrilled that a new Latin restaurant has opened on North Street. I think we are seeing a…read moretransformation of the area with new ethnic restaurants with genuine cuisine. We had a delicious lunch with great pupusas and empanadas. The watermelon juice and the horchata (a rice drink flavored with cinnamon) were really excellent. Do get one of these Latin American favorites with your meal. Service was friendly and fast. The waiter kindle explained items we did not understand. I felt that he appreciated that we came and wanted us to come back (which we will). There is a nice Latin market up front.

Holy moly it's getting cold and now they're saying snow . Agh lol. My daffs just started dillowing…read moreand all now snow. The important stuph sorry. Ok umm Ensalada de Cebolla y Tomate / Red Onion and Tomato Salad has delicious dressing but I must put it in my back pocket before I went and played football. Well, I made it leak its dressing on itself paper bag some and then I got so excited about the taste of the Tamal de Elote Con Crema / Sweet Corn Tamale with Cream omygosh incredible delicious! I should've ordered two dang delish. Then the Quesadilla de Queso / Cheese Quesadilla which comes with fries I did not know. Delivered by my fabulous Dasher. So polite and such a nice smile! Plus their car, I thought the Beatles yellow submarine mighta gotten lost lol. It was so cool. Thank you for smiles my Dadher, really great you my Dasher. Um I think these past few months of cray have rotted my brain some and I don't dare dishonor this fabulous place by mutelating the name of the restaurant and now my brain just quit. So before I get myself into trouble I'm gonna quit. Took a lotta lotta pics especially of the Tamal de Elote Con Crema / Sweet Corn Tamale with Cream as it was so freakin good. I'm impressed here and now to finish my Ensalada de Cebolla y Tomate / Red Onion and Tomato Salad. Yup. However may I please extend my gratitude and my appreciation to the lovely people who helped prepare my meal and I wish my brain was working. Thank you so much for a delicious comida. Muchas muchas gracias! Buenos noches y'all. Sleep with peace and please remember, practice practice kindness upon yourself each and every day. It helps me show it to others easier is the why is all. Peace and thank you.

The food is delicious. I especially like their corn tamales and their chicken tamales. I get take…read moreout often when I am in Kingston. The parking lot is full of dips. The interior is a bit dim as the only windows are in the front and the lighting is mellow. BUT the staff is friendly. Get the tamales!

Excellent Peruvian food here. It's VERY hard to find decent Peruvian food outside of large…read moremetropolitan areas in the US and even then it's hit or miss. I brought a half dozen guys here who had never had Peruvian or El Savadorian food before and they loved it! Excellent food at very affordable prices. I highly recommend!!

The advertising sign at the front of the restaurant highlights pupuseria and Latino food. OK,…read morethat's what I ordered. Pupusa - El Salvadorian specialty - griddled corn masa cake. Other ingredients like cheese, beans, greens, and/or meats are mixed into the masa and cooked on a flattop until crisp on the outside. Since the "mixins" are varied, these are made to order. I had a Revuelta (queso, chicharron, beans) and a queso loroco (flower bud of a vine which grows in Central America). The tastiest portion for me were the almost burnt caramelized cheese bits on the outside of the pupusa. Honestly, the loroco was more of a textural component rather than a taste. It seemed mild. I'm sure they were canned. I don't think loroco grows around this area. The pupusas were served with a cabbage slaw (curtido) and a light tomato salsa. Pernil - a marinated pork shoulder, slow roasted until tender then usually blasted with high heat to render crispy skin (cuero). Slow roasted tender pork - yes. Rendered crispy skin - no. The generous portions of yellow rice and refried black beans rounded out the meal. One thing I noticed, the refried beans had a very slight sour note, vinegar or age, I don't know. I still ate them. No ill effects. Conclusion: I'd go again.

They never disappoint! There's a large variety of choices on the menu that are full of flavor,…read moreemployees are cheerful and friendly and it's always ready on time for pick up orders. We go here often!

This establishment feels like home. Cozy inside with that…read moreauthentic decor. Food was amazing and tasty. The young lady that served us was polite and nice. Can't wait to go back. Plenty of parking. I used maps to get there and it brought us around another building . Don't panic just drive around .

One of the best latin restaurants in the area. Everything was delicious the service is great, food…read moretastes as good as it looks. Doña Maria might be around and she's always there to give you a beautiful smile and make sure everything is good. I tried the Pupusas as well and god, they are Las Mejores pupusas in the world. Music and decoration looks so cute omg I will definitely return. Thank you for everything

We returned yet again as the family owned restaurant moved to another location nearby. The new…read morespace is much roomier and therefore more comfortable and able to accommodate the restaurant's increased popularity. Service remains friendly and prompt. The food is still tasty and well seasoned with generous portions. We enjoyed the plantains as an appetizer, and two house favorites, the Carne Asada and the Camarones Diablo. Pricing is still moderate- quite unusual for Hudson.

So when I walked in, I didn't have the best ambiance... I was almost going to turn around because I…read morewasn't even sure if they were even open. There was no music, a sign for hot food but no hot food displayed, or smelled of hot food. I still wanted to give them a chance because of the previous reviews, and how hungry we were, so I still placed an order for birria nachos, yellow rice & pink beans, pernil, and tostones. Very happy I did because the food did not disappoint and made up for the lack of ambiance. The birria nachos are a must if you come here ! The pernil could've had a bit more salt but I wasn't mad at it at all. The nachos made up for everything, the flavor was blessing, added with the sauce ? The spicy dressing was favored the best on top of everything, even the tostones ! Over all I'd come back again, but for take out (lol). As for the service we had no complaints, it was fast! Thank you to the staff for how quick everything came out, and hot ! No one was rude, just a calm and quick service.

I was pleasantly surprised, particularly by the hot crispy fries. They beat all of the chain fast…read morefood joints. The menu is broad, the service was MOST pleasant and fast, and the food was great. This has got to be the best late night spot in Springfield.

Love this restaurant! There's many great options and the food is delicious! Staff is friendly as…read morewell.

This is a very well decorated little restaurant. It is downstairs but they do have elevator…read moreaccess. I would have given 3 and a half stars because you have to pay extra for chips and salsa and the salsa comes in little plastic containers. Also I really didn't like either of the salsa. Our server was really helpful and I ordered a very good strawberry margarita. I also had the enchilada with al pastor. I loved that the enchilada was spicy but the pork was a little to fatty. Hubs had a burrito which he really enjoyed. I thought the beans were way to salty but everything was good. Not oh wow that was amazing but good enough that if I was in the area I'd go back.

Delicious food! Great atmosphere. We had a lovely time and the people working here were kind and…read moreattentive. My baby had fun dancing to the music they were playing while I held him. Highly recommend!

Cocina Lupita opened their Turners Falls restaurant & bar location along the Avenue A downtown…read morestrip. They also operate their other location in Greenfield and a food truck. They serve up El Salvadorian and Latin cuisine here. The place has booths along the wall, table seating and stools at the bar. The bar serves up 4 draft beers, bottle/can beers, margaritas, sangrias, mixed drinks, Coke soft drinks, and Jarritos. The food offerings include chips & salsa ($), pupusas, pastelitos, enchiladas, tacos, burritos, quesadillas, gorditas, fajitas, pineapple bowls, fried tilapia, and meat platters. I stopped by Cocina Lupita Turners Falls for dinner recently and dined in. I was given a menu and offered an ice water. I ordered the Chicken Fajitas ($19 plus tax) which were slightly different from what I order at a Mexican restaurant. The Fajitas came out piled onto a very hot iron plate, served with rice & red beans and salad (iceberg, tomato, cucumber) with dressing on the side, no tortillas or guac & sour cream for these fajitas. The fajitas were not too greasy/oily, which had a mix of tender chicken pieces, carrots, greens peppers, onions, & greens. The rice & beans and the salad with ranch dressing complemented the hot plate of chicken fajitas. I finished the three plates of food and was all set. The check was presented which was $20.33 with tax and before tip. I would come back here to try their pupusas and tacos dorados.

I love this place. I love the family that runs it. It's a mix of Mexican and El Salvadorian food…read more They know us when we come what we want- The pork burrito of course. It is huge, flavorful and filling. The rice has the sabor; and my island people know what that is. It's not fancy but it's good food a decent prices. I love the laughter and comradery among the staff. It's like a little piece of home. Breakfast is always good. Love the sausage!

Food was very good unlike other places this taste home made really good, the beans and rice were…read moreboth really good the chili relleno was a little soggy texture otherwise good wife enjoyed her chick burrias said really good taste. Service was friendly and good. Ambience was laid back but off and on busy Don't let the small place look fool you it's worth a try. Price was $47 for all. Next day I shit myself food was bad I guess!

Make sure to come during the week before 3 pm to get the lunch specials, they are a fantastic deal.read more

Food was great! Service terrible. Great enchiladas and…read moreburritos. Ordered 1 margarita when we ordered our dinners and it never came. Asked the waitresses and it still did not come. Asked another waitress after our food came. Finished our meal and said we no longer wanted it but would like dessert. Another woman came maybe a manager, and said it was ready would we like it to go? We said no. She was angry and told the waitress to get our check. So I guess dessert was not an option. We were polite the entire time. Very disappointed and frustrated.