Keeping this one plain and simple. The best Salvadorian pupuseria on the other side of the…read moreChesapeake. When you first walk in you will be able to sit down and see a bunch of Salvadorian decor. I decided to eat carne asada nachos which were done pretty well. The horchata was really sweet if you are into that then this is the one for you. The star of the night was the pupusas revueltas. The meat & cheese ratio was very well prepared. Whenever you are on the way to the beach I recommend this small mom and pop restaurant ! Horchata 6.5/10 Nachos 7/10 Pupusas 8.5/10

Delicious and priced right. You know an ethnic restaurant is good when you see lots of diners from…read morethe country represented coming to eat. The place isn't very big but has big and bold flavor in the food. Service is fast and friendly. I went on a recommendation of a friend and have been back a couple of times along with telling others.

A mom and daughter working the restaurant and the food was amazing! I ordered the Al pastor tacos,…read moreand they were excellent. They came with a spicy sauce and lemon, radish and cucumber and the tacos were very flavorful. Going to come here more often!

Food: mediocre and bland. Chicken and steak doesn't have any seasoning. Served on a party plate. No…read moregreen and red salsas. Service: the ladies weren't welcoming. Also the lady that took my order got it wrong. I ordered one carne asada and one lengua de taco. If you didn't have lengua you could've just communicated with me but instead you lied. Ambiance: Dark lighting and hot. There is seating but I honestly would just grab to go or just not go at all lol. Tip: the menu doesn't have prices so be careful because they switch up prices. Apparently tacos are $4. The place is cash only. Overall I wouldn't recommend this establishment to anyone. Go to BJ's get a rotisserie chicken and just shred yourself. There goes your tacos lol.

The restaurant has a beautiful tree in it with amazing lights hanging down from it. The decor seems…read moreto Alternate between de de los Muertos, and very upbeat, fanciful colorful fabric. Overall, it's very, very nice. But the food really shines. We had the Birria tacos and the mixed fajitas. And they were both excellent. But the Burau Tacos just like other reviewers SYD really does stand out. There's four of them, and I guarantee you you will leave full. For the taste is very very special.

Outstanding atmosphere and decor. Fantastic food and service at a reasonable price…read more The table started out with hot tortilla chips served with a large bowl of chunky salsa. The salsa had just the right amount of spice, not too hot, but not completely mild. I got the Baja Taco, which are, three fish tacos made with soft corn tortilla, Ensenada Baja California style. Beer and spices battered tilapia fillet, topped with pico de gallo, mango and slaw. Served with refried beans and rice. The tacos were so refreshing and flavorful. The beans and rice were very good too. A member of my party got Joannas Tacos, which is a taco paltter with a fish, shrimp, and chicken taco topped with pico de gallo, coleslaw, and queso fresco all on flour tortillas and served with rice and refried beans. They were equally as impressed with their meal. The portions are very large and to go boxes were needed. There are now several good Mexican Restaurants in Queen Anne's County, this is certainly the best on Kent Island.

I was so excited to find this Taco and Pupuseria trailer on Kent Island when searching Google Maps…read morefor taquerias. The food is absolutely tasty and worth the wait as they prepare each item fresh. The sopes are amazing and I suggest all the meats, one of each. Sopes are a rare treat and so I am grateful they can whip these up rather quickly. The meat is tender and tasty and these are filling. The pupusas are tasty as well, but arrive early as they may sell out of some varieties. Ask for extra salsas and sauces; they are flavorful and deserve to be in your mouth.

Woah. Stopped here for tacos on the way back from Ocean City. This little food truck situated in an…read moreExxon parking lot is the real deal, people. Had to post a review to share this hidden gem.

I popped in here yesterday after driving Uber customers across the Bay Bridge and I wasn't feeling…read morelike riding back over right away. Decent Mexican restaurant tucked in a corner behind the barriers along 50W, and it was busy, full of locals and travellers alike. The "traditional" chimichanga came out piping hot, crispy and fresh. I'm not used to chicken and beef together in a chimi but both were delicious and they weren't piled together inside. Stand out plate. The black beans were just a little salty for my taste, the rice was also better than most places. Bartender was friendly. I will go again the next time I cross the Bridge.

I'm love portable meals like burritos that includes a few good condiments. Traveling a lot between…read morethe eastern shore from DE to the DC metro area is how I found El Jefe, but my carry out was disappointing. The food didn't include salsa or any traditional sauces, with beans, rice, and chicken burrito. Nothing wet or green was included, so maybe they do better with sit down customers, my order was choke worthy without a drink.

Best Mexican food from the Kent county area. There was no wait. immediate service. As well as…read moreauthentic food, that was flavorful. The enchiladas, tortas and tacos with green salsa are a must have.

My friend and I stopped by this establishment on a whim when we were passing through Galena. We…read morewere pretty hungry as it was well past lunch, which would also explain our being the only customers in the house. Food was very tasty and abundant as well. The service was pleasant although a little on the slow side but I think our server was likely in her last trimester. I didn't inquire because I've been burned on that question before and the awkward silence that follows. Either way, I'll give her the benefit of the doubt and it wasn't really bad anyway. I'd definitely stop there again and would make it a regular stop if I lived near the area. Good work Jefas!

I am a Mexican food lover. I mean lover. (One of my top 5 LIFE experiences was a day spent with a…read moreMexican Culinary master.) I digress. If you love Mexican food, you must stop at Taqueria El Cabrito. Here's the thing. It's in the Exxon gas station on Rt. 301. Yes. Gas station. We sat between the Keno machine and the Bait cooler and enjoyed the most authentic Sopes and Al Pastor tacos on the east coast!

Food is amazing . I drive ways just to come here and it's worth it every single time. The best tacosread more

I enjoyed my wet burrito. It was delicious and a great price. The service was very hospitable and…read moreeveryone was very kind. I will definitely be back to try more items.

I think they have the best tacos in the city. Try the chorizo and the lengua. This is the real…read moredeal, and offered in the most gracious, family-joint manner possible. I love this place.

The only thing to say is amazing authentic Mexican food. Try something new. You won't be…read moredisappointed. They is no place comparable.

Food was great! The menu was a bit hard to read due to format. Service was also slow but worth the…read morewait!

Delicious! We had the blue catfish and the mango tacos- and the drinks were good too! Played a…read morelittle scrabble while we waited

We went to Saint Michael's for the day for some seafood. Unbeknownst to us, the crab season ended…read morethe day before our arrival. I moved to Maryland from Texas. I didn't know about "crab season." So, what's the next best thing? Mexican! my friend and I went to Gina's for Mexican food. We sat outside. The ambience is nice. There are games that you can play at your table. So we played scrabble, While we waited on our food. The food was tasty, but of course, it's not like my beloved, Tex-Mex! The drinks are pretty good too.