Sí, Antojitos Puebla es un restaurante familiar. El propietario lo describe como un lugar que da la bienvenida a las familias y ofrece un menú con platos tradicionales mexicanos. No tienen un área de juegos para niños o servicios especiales para niños en la lista, pero el ambiente informal y la variedad de menús lo hacen adecuado para familias. read more

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Wow!! This spot just hit a little different, n in such a good way!! Sad to see it was really dead but hey! I hope with this post it gets more visits! The staff was amazing, food, WOW!! Phenomenal! The consomé n the Birria Quesadilla OUT OF THIS WORLD!! you can chose the 3 corn tortillas or the Handmade Flour tortilla with Birria n the consomé on the side which is what I had, The sopes are massive!! N super scrumptious!! Without a doubt, one the best family owned mom N pop shop! read more

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This place doesn't look like much from the outside but it is truly a hidden gem. I came here for lunch, and at 11:20 am they were already quite busy. I ordered a simple burrito, without adding a meat selection, and a side of rice and beans, to go. The burrito was large, and cut in half. The lettuce and avocado were very fresh and the burrito was absolutely stuffed with ingredients. Rice and beans were both very good. It only took about ten minutes before my food was ready but it gave me the opportunity to see other menu items being served. Everything looked wonderful. Food is delicious, employees are friendly, prices are reasonable. read more

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You know it's a great sign when you walk into a Mexican restaurant on a Sunday, and the people at the tables are eating menudo. Because if you don't know, now you know: Sundays are for menudo in the Mexican culture. So of course my heart started beating faster when I saw people digging into their bowls of menudo. And then I looked at the menu and it was all in Spanish. And then I looked at the menu closer and noticed that they had things like cabesa, shrimp cocktail (the soupy Mexican kind, not the saucy horseradish kind), and fried tacos. Could it be that I have finally found a good Mexican restaurant in Indy? The real test would be if they had a good BRC burrito. Really, my expectations were so low that I would have just settled for them not looking at me funny when I tried to order a BRC burrito -- a burrito with just beans, rice and cheese. There's always a 80/20 chance at any Midwest Mexican restaurant that they won't know what a burrito is, and I will be served an enchilada. If you think I'm exaggerating, go ahead and order a burrito with just beans, rice and cheese the next time you're at a Midwestern Mexican restaurant and let me know what their reaction is and what you're served. But Antojitos Puebla actually has a BRC burrito on their menu! It's called a Simple Burrito, and you can get it with just beans, rice and cheese, or you can add meat to it. I opted for the simplest of the simple burritos, and you know what? I got a BRC burrito! And it was satisfying. If I have to be picky (and you know I will be), I would like their Simple Burritos to be a bit bigger and include more beans. But other than that, I am happy that I didn't have to explain to anyone what a burrito is, that I wanted the ingredients inside the tortilla, that I didn't want an enchilada, etc. Antojitos Puebla gets it. The burrito came with the most amazing green salsa that I've ever had. I'm not even joking: It was the best salsa I've ever had. There, I said it twice. The next time I go there, I'm asking them if I can order a big container of it. It tastes so fresh and green and garlicky, and it was the perfect thing to drizzle on top of my burrito after each bite. I'm actually really excited to eat my way through their menu, because they have many things that look really good that I haven't had in a long time -- the foods I mentioned earlier, but also caldo de pollo. read more

Unpretentious, affordable, DELICIOUS Mexican food served with patience for my very poor Spanish. Will definitely go back! read more

Antojitos Puebla - Tlacoyo supreme... the green sauce has a kick! - Mexican Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

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I didn't go to the restaurant but I stop by their tent at a Hispanic heritage month event and grabbed a tamale. It was chicken mole with great flavor and a little bit of a spicy bite to it. I would try more food if in the area of their restaurant! read more

Antojitos Puebla - a table of pastries for sale - Mexican Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

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I found this gem on my way to work one day. They have some great Mexican food that is offered at other places. When I walked in I saw that they have daily specials on the menu. I opted for a huarache with pastor on top. It was huge and delicious! The green salsa had a great flavor and the pastor was cooked well. Definitely give this place some love the next time you're in the area. read more

Great service and quick to go orders. The food is amazing! Has authentic options in comparison to the other local options. read more

Antojitos Puebla - Tacos Al pastor - Mexican Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

The building looks obsolete from outside BUT don't let it fool you because it does not represent the service and food you get. The server was very kind and let us sample three different kinds of drinks we were unfamiliar with. They were all great. I had tacos al pastor and asada. Asada felt a bit dry but I really liked al pastor. It had good amount of pineapples. They serve authentic Mexican food and the tortilla is hand made :) read more

Antojitos Puebla - Mexican Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

Authentic food packed with so much flavor They were very busy and were in need to hire a server. A young man ran back and forth taking orders, drinks food, hosting and bar tending. Takes time for the young man to get to you as he is alone, but food comes out quickly. Second time here and I assure you I will be back !! read more

Antojitos Puebla - Beef soup Chicken in mole Fresh hand made tortillas (the best) Different flavored water as I go cucumber flavor - Mexican Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

Very Friendly service! Very yummy Mexican breakfast food. I'm happy there is a breakfast place that will serve enchiladas :) read more

Antojitos Puebla - Enchiladas Verdes - Mexican Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

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Friendly fast service today. It has been awhile since my last visit and it appears an off-shoot second location is also active as well. Delicious tlacoyo today ! Unfortunately they were running low on mole so I had to skip that and opted for tacos Dorado instead. Looking forward to returning for mole soon. Parking is kind of a small lot so you might need a backup option if no place to park. read more

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In a recent visit I had found this little gem. Beware the hours on Yelp are all wrong. We came around 7:30pm & it was closed down. At night the area is not well lit so it looked like it was permanently closed but in my quest for a good taco arabe I decided to call the next day & planned a stop before I left the area. Let me just tell you I had a "Ohhhhh WOW moment " Believe me when I tell you this is about as close as you're gonna get to authentic Poblano cooking. I was pleasantly surprised & so happy I persisted. Don't let the "diveyness" deter you. It's clean & food is AWESOME! Despite the tacos arabes & al pastor not be done on a vertical rotisserie as they are traditionally made the flavor was fabulous! The tlacoyo suprema was also on point. read more

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The menu is totally in Espanoles, so bone up on your Spanish before going! Authentic Mexican served and is where the local Mexican population visits. The restaurant is on the west side of Indy on 36. There is a small unpaved parking lot which was muddy during our visit. The place is not fancy inside but clean. They have about twenty picnic style tables, neatly wrapped in plastic table clothes. We stopped by at lunch time on Saturday with most tables full and lots of children. We ordered two tacos each and chose chicken (pollo). Our server was friendly and was better with English than we were with Spanish. The tacos arrived quickly and were loaded with chicken and cilantro on a soft corn shell. We were also given two sauces-a mild tomatillo green sauce and s spicy hot red chili sauce. Both sauces were very good and accompanied the tacos perfect. Prices were great at $2.50/ taco. We had water which was served with lemon. They also have a selection of bottled beer (domestic and imported including Mexican options.). read more

Very authentic Mexican restaurant. Look at all the menu items that are not offered at the Americanized Mexican restaurants. Last time I was here, I ordered the Chilaquiles, and I was offered the choice between the green sauce, red sauce or the Mole sauce. I chose the Mole and it was delicious. Today, I ordered the Menudo and it was the best I have had in a long time. The broth was rich and flavorful. I need to go back and try the Chicharron En Salsa Verde. Again, something you don't see on other restaurant menus. read more

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This little restaurant on the west side deserves a little more recognition. How in the world does it only have 11 reviews? First off, I will say that it isnt in the best of locations and its exterior isnt the best looking BUT if you want to try authentic Mexican food this is the place to go. It was recommended by a friend and it certainly did not disappoint. The inside is very clean and with lots of space to sit. Their menu includes Tacos, burritos, sopes, seafood and even breakfast! We went in for breakfast and will be returning for some tacos. I had the Chilaquiles Verdes with two eggs. My husband had Huevos a la Mexicana and a Tlacoyo with Carne Asada and our daughter had Huevos con Jamon aka Ham and eggs! I'm glad we came in hungry because these plates were HUGE! All breakfast plates came with rice and beans and fresh handmade tortillas! They were so good also! We finished it off with some Champurrado (Chocolate based atole) so good to drink during the cold weather. We also shared a Tlacoyo which reminded me alot of a sope. It was delicious and very flavorful. One thing to note is that their menu is mostly in Spanish but dont let that stop you. The staff is super helpful and very nice. I'm so glad a found a location closer to home with delicious authentic food! That's an easy hella good from me! read more

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We love the tacos. Araba and my wife gets the beef. She orders the Jamaica- delicious!

I was on the west side of Indy and decided to trust Yelp to help find a new place to stop for lunch. So, I got off at the Washington Street exit of I-465 and found this brightly colored building just east of the Morris Street intersection. They have a small parking lot on the east side of the building. Once inside, I was greeted from the far end of the dining room and told I could sit anywhere. The interior was bright green with plenty of tables in a long, narrow room. At the back was a curtained area where I could see Mexican beer and beverages for sale. A music system was playing Mariachi-style music, while a single television played a soap opera in Spanish. I noticed the menu had lots of pictures and the food was grouped into categories with very little description of the meal, and those were in Spanish. Leafing through the pages, I saw "Quesadilla" and it came in several varieties. My waitress was very conversant in both English and Spanish, so she let me know what types of meat were available for the dish (I went with the steak). Just below the listing, there was Sopes which I was unfamiliar with. She explained it was a corn meal disk topped with frijoles (refried beans), lettuce, cheese, and sour cream and that I could pick a type of meat for the dish as well (I went with chicken.) She asked if I wanted anything else and I thought the two dishes were enough. It wasn't until the plates were brought out that I realized the restaurant did not give complementary chips and salsa like most Mexican themed restaurants. The dishes also did not come with any sides (at least at lunch.) I liked the flavor of the Sopes as it was served. The chicken was warm and moist and the dish had enough flavor that I didn't feel the need to add any sauces. The Quesadilla was served on another plate and appeared a bit naked. It was basically a folded pocket of a tortilla filled with a decent amount of stock cut into small pieces and a nice melted light cheese. It was served with two bottles of sauce: Salsa verde and "Red" sauce. I especially liked the flavor of the salsa verde with the meal. The red sauce had a little bit of heat but was relatively mild. Most of the steak was pretty tender, but there were a couple bites that were a little tough. One thing I noticed was that between each entree and the plate was a single sheet of serving paper. I used a table knife to cut my entrees into bite sized pieces and couldn't help but cut the paper. So, I was concerned the cut paper might stick to the bottom of each bite. I decided to pull the paper out from under the food and was left with scraps of wadded up paper on my plate. I wonder why they feel the need to place the paper under the food? The table knives were not very sharp and required a bit of cutting to get through the food. Maybe steak knives would be more convenient for customers to use. The waitress was attentive without being intrusive. I liked that she offered lime wedges with my water. She also did a good job of getting my bill taken care of so that I could get on my way. Overall, the food was good and service was fine. It was a bit different from the "standard" Mexican experience that I have had at most economical restaurants of this cuisine. My advice? Don't be afraid to speak up and ask questions about the food and what may or may not come with it. Review #374 read more

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ALoco Mexican restaurant i've been here a few times before food is good the service is great very friendly people . Just recently came here earlier this week I had got the enchiladas de mode it was very good i would try this again next I come here I came in today and get the enchiladas de mole and I also got a steak sopes the enchiladas de mole is must try very good A little spicy but good and the sope was good too my frist time have sopes I will be coming back soon. read more

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Dear Husband & I were sad and weary when we walked in to Antojitos Puebla just before noon on a too-hot too-bright Saturday. We needed to be fed - and this place was up to the job. I photographed the menu for you (sorry about page 5) so you can see what we noticed: this is not a formulaic 'Mexican' menu [three meats, two sauces and you can have them in any combination] - no, the items on AP's menu seemed to come out of a different cooking tradition. It's not a 'limited' menu - it's a different kind of cuisine. For example: seven kinds of soup! No, our waitress didn't speak English - although she found us someone who did. Yes, everybody but us in the place was Latina. Here's how much that bothers us: zero. Nada. If it bothers you, maybe you should eat at a Denny's instead? I ordered a Cemita Cubano and I have seen lapdogs smaller than this sandwich. A bun - 7"? 8"? Two slices of fried spicy pork, a slice of ham, two fried eggs, a sliced hot dog, a chipotle pepper, sliced onion, half an avocado, and a lot of quesa fresca. Oh, it spoke to my condition. I couldn't finish it, and I regret that. DH had a very fine burrito, which he polished off. We also ordered french fries - that's how sad and weary we were! - and they were fresh, hot, and crisp. Sadly, we had to drive home so we could not spend the afternoon trying all the soups. Antojitos Puebla is 75 minutes from our front door, and we deeply, deeply regret that. read more

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The Menudo is delicious they make their on tortillas for the tacos to & their aguas frescas all the food looks delicious the waitress are friendly you don't have to wait to be seated I'm coming back for the tacos. read more

Ok, no chips nor salsa. Limited very limited menu. Perhaps should of gone with Tacos....cheap prices yes. Small portions, pollo en salsa verde.... small thigh and drumstick little meat. Not worth the stop. read more

A little known history fact..in the late 1800 and early 1900 there was a large migration Lebanonese migrants to Mexico. Many if them settled in the peublo part if Mexico, thus fusing traditional Mexican food with middle eastern flavor... So thus my search for a Mexican restaurant with Pueblo in it's name.. and how I happen to make the 20 minute ride to the far westside if Indianapolis...to Antojitos Pueblo. The restaurant faces the busy Washington Street and is painted in bright colors. Inside there are lots of tables with a walk up bar at the far end with tons of tequila choices...if I could guess margaritas is the bar's specialty. The menu is all in Spanish but there are employees that can explain what's on the menu. But it didn't take much for me to find the Taco Pastor...which is middle eastern style meat on the rotatating cooking machine where the meat is sliced thinly off and placed on homemade tortilla. If you've never had taco pastor...you should. It's definitely a treat!! During our visit we also picked up some amazing regular tacos and a huge burrito and very cheesy quesadilla!! Dont sleep in this spot..it's definitely a great cullinary experience. read more

Five stars for the flavor alone. The pozole and tlacoyo with pork were delicious. The salsas (rojo and verde) were both fantastic as well, with great heat and flavor. That was all we had the chance to try tonight - we were so full - but we're looking forward to coming back again to check out the rest of the menu. The service was also fabulous - friendly, attentive, and thoughtful. Our waitress kindly used as much as English as possible, and we used all the Spanish we know - between everyone's efforts, we had a great experience. If you like good food and service, come here. The end. read more

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Guys the food here is excellent, the environment is cool too, good music & good service and the Chorizo tacos are fire highly recommend this place and if you can sit down and enjoy your time such good vibes read more

This place is in incredible! Delicious food and I loved the fresh tomatillo salsa! It was a packed house on a Sunday afternoon, which is always a good sign. I will certainly be back! read more

Do not even bother paying Beth's review any attention. This place is incredible. I mean, Soy Gringo, so it's pretty easy to fool me into authentic Mexican food, but also, this place really does ooze authenticity. It is true, that there are no chips and salsa. But those are empty calories meant to distract us from establishments that are afraid to stand behind the worth of their entrees. I had the Mole Poblano and would recommend it to anyone. The richness of flavor was very much present. I've got to start driving, but yes, amazing place. read more

As Stephanie said, don't be intimidated if you're the only gringo here. Friendly service food prepared fast and it couldn't be more authentic. Cheap, too. A real winner I try to get to every time I'm in town. read more

Antojitos Puebla - Taco al Pastor and the chicken mole enchilada plate. - Mexican Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

Seriously delicious!! Can't wait to go back and try something else. The flavors were melting in my mouth and service was really friendly and for me, much appreciated. read more

Food was very good! First time trying this restaurant, staff is friendly. I read in another review about the menu being in Spanish, they do have a menu in English. Don't expect chips and salsa, I think that's kind of an American thing anyway. I ordered tacos which came with onion, lime and cilantro. There was a red and green salsa served with it as condiments. The tortillas tasted fresh. New favorite restaurant! read more

Legit mexican fare. Very tasty and priced right. The tacos are fantastic with the green salsa.

Stoped here on our way to Lexington after asking a local for a good taco place. It did not disappoint! The tortillas are all hand made and have that little crunch to them which is awesome! Their alpastor tacos and tortas are on point and along with the great service we will sure stop again on our way through Indianapolis read more

One of my favorites when it comes to antojitos. It reminds me of the antojito shops back in Mexico. I recommend getting the sopes and tacos árabes. The sopes are perfectly fried so when you bite on them you get a crunch and then a soft dough (masa). The taco árabes are a favorite because they remind me of my childhood, so knowing they made it made me think of our Sunday family meal...they even wrap them in paper like they do back home . They also have micheladas which I enjoying trying at any Mexican restaurant . Their micheladas do not disappoint. read more

The service was good and staff were polite and attentive, but that's the only positive. I hate to bash a locally owned establishment, but the food was average (we ordered the burritos supreme), and the lime margaritas were bitter. There were no chips and salsa offered, and the inside was nominally clean. Our table was sticky. Do not recommend. read more

This place is a real authentic Mexican restaurant, not Americanized Mexican. I ordered the Sopes and they were huge and the food quality was excellent. Don't be deterred by the look of the building. The service and food are both very good. read more