Naty's was a wonderful surprise. Clean place with nice wooden tables. Lots of decorations…read more My husband said it was the best burrito he has ever had. I had combo # 2 and very much enjoyed it. We arrived to an empty Resturant around 4:30 on a Monday. By 5:30 four other tables were occupied and the bar was filling up. The place was beginning to hop. Our server Jenni was sweet and attentive. Come to Naty's. You will enjoy.

Another wonderful meal with house margaritas! Hubby loves the carne asada and the shrimp enchiladas…read morewith beans and rice are delicious. Warm, friendly service and great Tex Mex at a reasonable price. Nice atmosphere. It's a regular spot for us!

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.

Made a pit stop for lunch on the way to Ocean City. Pulled up to a gas station and knew it would be…read morelegit. They had a CA burrito on their menu, so of course I had to order it. MCarne asada was tender and flavorful, just wished the burrito had more meat. Came with a good amount of crispy fries, but also had rice! Legit CA burritos do not have rice in them, so this threw me off. Not bad, but definitely not what I was expecting. Service was friendly and my order was ready in a decent amount of time. They have three tables inside the gas station, so it's mainly take out. I'd stop by again, but will likely get something other than the CA burrito next time.

I enjoy finding great spots in Annapolis, and El Cabrito is one of them. Service was friendly. I…read morerecommend ordering before you get there if you don't want to wait; it gets busy. The food was very tasty, The juice is usually very watery at other taquerias but not here, very concentrated. This place feels authentic, you got the music going, people speaking in their native language and all is well in the world. I had tacos dr lengua y de cabeza (beef tongue and cow head meat) both deliciously tender. Come, jump to the adventurous side of Mexican food, leave the quesadillas and burritos for one day and try this place out!

We had another great meal at Jalapenos. (Every time we go…read morethere, we ask each other why we don't go more often). Today was Valentine's Day, so we made an early reservation at 5 pm. We ordered a bottle of wine and two tapas for appetizers. The croquetas were yummy, and the surtido de vegetables was really tasty My husband had arranged for roses to be delivered, so they were brought to the table. I ordered the Carabineros (shrimp) and my husband had the Pollo Mexicano. We finished off with their flan, which was amazing.

I always say my favorite restaurants are in a shopping center. All of tapas are great but the star…read morefor me is the dinner entree. I always enjoy the Vieras Saltedas. It includes Sea Scallops sauteed with sherry, basil, fish stock, and finished with heavy cream served with rice. Soooo good. The staff is always friendly and you can tell the food is truly authentic. Plenty of parking outside and the inside is typical and not over the top. The food is the star.

I had not been to Sin Fronteras for several years. Today, six friends met me there for a pop up…read morelunch. Everything was great as always. Our server, Fernando, set us up with separate checks. Several of us enjoyed margaritas. Everyone thought the food was amazing. I had the Ensalada Sin Fronteras with chicken. One friend had fajitas, another one had the chile relleno, someone had the tortilla soup, and another one had a salad topped with salmon. We were welcomed warmly, and the staff checked on us frequently. Dont miss it!

June 2025 Sin…read moreFronteras Café We came to Sin Fronteras Café for dinner and met up with some friends--this was my wife's and my first visit, though our friends had been here before and spoke highly of it. We started with chips and salsa, and they were excellent. The salsa wasn't overly spicy, just full of great flavor, and the chips were fresh and crisp--definitely a strong start to the meal. My wife ordered the chicken chimichanga. It was quite different from what we usually get at the Mexican spots we frequent--it was one large chimichanga served with a small salad, whereas we're used to getting two smaller ones with rice and beans, which we usually share. Still, it was tasty and satisfying in its own unique way. I ordered the Chicharrón en Salsa Verde--crispy pork and onions in a green tomato sauce, topped with cilantro and served with rice and warm flour tortillas. It had great flavor and the pork had a nice texture--crisp but not dry. Our friends ordered a variety of dishes, including: Chile en Nogada - a stuffed poblano pepper with seasoned ground beef, covered in a chilled almond and walnut nogada sauce, topped with pomegranate seeds and served with rice. It was rich, colorful, and very flavorful. A beautiful dish with red and yellow sauces and a white cream swirl--unfortunately I can't recall the name, but it was as good as it looked. Six tacos with assorted meats--each one was fantastic. The flavors were bold and fresh. To drink, most of us had margaritas, and you could tell they use fresh ingredients--these were excellent and not overly sweet like some places serve them. Service was top-notch from start to finish--friendly, attentive, and welcoming. The only disappointing part of the evening came at the end, when we learned that the restaurant will be closing in about a month. The building is being torn down, possibly for high-rise condos. The staff doesn't know if or where they'll reopen. It's a real shame, especially in an area that's already struggling with traffic and congestion. More homes, fewer gems like this. I just wish we had discovered Sin Fronteras Café sooner. Hopefully they find a new home nearby, and we'll definitely try to come back before they close for good.

The goat is great. You walk in and feel like you discovered a secret spot. Something special. A…read morelittle place making great drinks, unique Latin inspired food and good specials. If they have a soup of the day, I usually get it and it's always good. The food is pretty, the plates are colorful and the cocktails are carefully made. Give them a try! It's a small place, but they are usually on top of things. If not, give 'em a minute. It's worth it. There is a small dog friendly patio out back.

Kind of a hidden gem as it's a block away from Dock Street and two blocks from Main Street. Well…read moreworth the visit. My girlfriend and I were staying for a night at the Gibson's Inn just a block away and so we stumbled upon this place just from walking around. Glad we came here for dinner. Excellent little corner restaurant and cocktail bar. There was live music in the corner while we were there, dim lighting, nice decor, friendly service, and the pièce de résistance: a phenomenal meal. My girlfriend had the blackened mahi burger, and I had the steak burrito, stuffed to capacity, drenched in red sauce and crema, exquisitely prepared and presented. Washed down with a local IPA. If we lived locally we would come here a lot more often. As is, we promise to come back when we are back in Annapolis, whenever that may be!

We eat here regularly. The birria tacos and red sangria are…read morealways excellent. The restaurant is casual, comfortable and also offers outside seating. Service is always fast and with a smile!

We sat outside for the arts festival. We had spicy margaritas and queso and chips. Everything was…read moreyummy. The inside was nice too!

The Best Food. The Best Prices. $9 for a large burrito??? Sign me up!…read more The oddest location...when we entered the gas station, we almost turned around. Gas station food isn't good; a gas station taqueria??? OMG it was fire! Their tortas (sandwiches for gringos) were off the hook. I have no idea who invented these miraculous marvels, but I want to make my next child after him or her. The staff was happy, friendly and amiable. They made our corner of the gas station feel like home. Even the gas station owner got involved, gifting our two kids chocolates to eat as dessert. While eating, we watched this humble Taqueria feed family after family. Locals flooded the gas station searching for delicious food. I've never seen such a thing! Needless to say, we'll be back...even though it is a 7+ hour drive from home! Do NOT miss this food or these wonderful people. Thousand Thanks, Taqueria el Cabrito!

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!