Wanted Mexican food (actually margaritas lol) after bowling with friends and Mill Street was under…read more2 miles away from where we were so it was an obvious decision to try them out. The restaurant is in this cute little area with shops, restaurants and bars and is a popular destination because when we were leaving out after finishing our meal the place was jam packed and there was at least an hour wait (but no wait when we came in thankfully). It's important to note that this is NOT authentic Mexican food ... but it was pretty good nonetheless. The margarita flight was cute and gave us the ability to try a few flavors out before committing to a large one. The favorites were the white peach and pineapple margaritas (the other 2 in the flight were the traditional and prickly pear). We ordered the Crab Mexican Street Corn for an appetizer and while it was loaded with crab, it wasn't Mexican Street Corn ... it was seasoned corn with old bay and a few other ingredients topped with crab. I ordered the Steak & Shrimp Combo Fajitas which was a nice portion size (I took 3/4 home) and the flavors were pretty darn tasty, but when you order fajitas you expect the "sizzle" and these didn't have that nor were they have the right temperature ... they were just warm when I wanted and expected them to be hot. The refried beans were yummy despite them not looking too appetizing but the rice was too soft. Service was good overall and pricing was also reasonable. If we're in the neighborhood again and in the mood for margaritas we may just stop back in.

I recently visited Mill Street Cantina twice and came away disappointed. It was highly recommended…read moreby a couple of friends. The inside was clean and the bar area I sat at although small was a decent spot to have a drink and grub. The staff was mostly young kids who were very nice. The chips and salsa they offer were boring. The salsas both roja and verde lacked flavor, mostly spice. The chips were fresh, but thick and bland. I think a thinner homemade style would work better. The first bartender I dealt with was great with the menu. She recommended several menu items. I ended up rolling with the Shrimp and Crab Enchiladas at $18 - jumbo lump crab, old bay cream cheese, tiger shrimp, cilantro and lime rice. The lime rice was worthless. It had zero flavor and was dry. The Enchiladas were creamy, but lacked spice and complexity. The tiger shrimp had a delicious grilled, moist flavor and were the best part. My second trip had a newer bartender who was getting her feet wet. She was friendly, but busy familiarizing herself with the bar so I went simple and ordered Birria Tacos - $15 Braised beef, onions, cilantro, lime Oaxaca cheese, consommé. The beef was dry and not tender. The shells were ok. The best part was the lime Oaxaca cheese and the consommé somewhat helped me get the beef down. The portion was very small. Not a good value in my humble opinion. The other patrons were mostly young and enjoying margaritas. I think booze is the draw to this spot. Without it your just getting average Mexican grub. Heck of a location in the Borough, but my visits left me longing for a hot pepper!

Terrible. Talk about cheap. I've been a regular for a year+ and they want to nickel and dime you…read morefor everything. First, a small cup of sour cream was 50 cents for a while, now it's three dollars. $3. For a small, 4 ounce cup of sour cream. Wawa charges a quarter for a sour cream packet that has around the same amount of sour cream in it. The last straw was that the girl working there told me that every order gets one napkin. I asked for extra napkins and she handed me one more napkin. Then she goes, "how many napkins do you need?!" Extremely rude. Mind you, the food you guys serve is messy. God forbid someone needs 3, maybe 4 napkins. She looks at me like I had 3 heads. This is going to be the first place to start charging for napkins. The whole eat in portion of the store doesn't even have napkins. Very strange for a Latin eatery who Spanish food being as messy as it is. They don't even include plastic silverware anymore. Avoid at all costs. You can look up health department information on your own accord. It's not good.

From its Salvadoran national blue and white on the exterior, to its bright lime green walls within,…read moreTaqueria y Pupuseria Noemy is a great and colorful place to settle in for excellent Central American cuisine on Farragut Street, Bristol, PA. Noemy herself was my server. Friendly, charming and proud of her business, she warmly engaged me in conversation as we toured the menu. I opted for her Fried Tacos, Strawberry Milkshake, Chips y Salsa. They were all terrific. It took a short while for my order to come from the Cocina, but as each arrived they were a sight to behold. First the Milkshake arrived, a beautiful bright pink in a large glass. Freshly blended, it was cool and strawberry delicious. Second, the Chips and Salsa were served in a plastic basket; crispy with brown spice bean sauce on top. I liked this far more than red or green salsa as it offered more rich earthy flavor. Finally, the Four fat Fried Tacos arrived on an oval ceramic plate with small side salad. They were stuffed with ground chicken, cheese and chiles and deep fried to a golden tan. Sure, they burnt my fingers as I picked them up to dip in salsa and chomp down, but it was a good burn that had me licking them for first aid. Just awesome! I sat for a while afterward as Noemy was busy in the kitchen, but we closed out my meal with a reasonable check and discount for cash. She invited me back, and I suspected I would accept her offer. 5 Salvadoran Stars for this most enjoyable experience.

Cold weather! I needed chicken fajitas with some chips n' salsa…read more It's a popular place and consistently good. Great service. My favorite chips and SALSA. The chicken fajitas came with rice and beans. Very delicious. I'll be back!!!

Excellent , authentic, Mexican food I had the pineapple…read moretortilla and loved it I will go back, often!!

Food was great. Fast service. Huge portions. All authentic dishes. The bakery and grocery store…read morereminds you of the back alley shops and restaurants in Mexico.

Good is authentic Mexican food, they give you plenty to eat, you will probably need a dog bag, they…read morealso have a store to buy Mexican products and bakery. Just go try it. Prices medium to high

My last meal of 2023 were these amazing Burirra tacos. The truck was shutting down and they were…read morekind enough to make me an order anyway. The consume was amazing and I poured every last bit of it over the rice. The beans were so flavorful! The tacos were so filling and seasoned to perfection. A glad this is a local truck that I can visit again!

I'm so glad I stumbled upon this Food Trucks page on social media! They let me call ahead to place…read moremy order. (Though they accept cards, paying cash saves you the extra fee.) The menu may be small and simple, but the flavors and portions are all there! I tried the Birria tacos (shredded beef), the Al pastor street tacos (pork),and the Tostadas de tinga (shredded chicken)! It was everything I hoped for and more! Great presentation, tender meat, bright vibrant flavors, more than generous portions to compensate for the price. I highly recommend finding them in your neighborhood. I'm already looking forward to the leftovers! We'll look forward to catching up with them again when they're in the area!

The portions are huge so I have to give them credit. Otherwise the food leans on the salty side, so…read morebeware. My al pastor taco was fine; it was larger than I had expected but the cheese was super salty. The nachos and cheese were good, but that's hard to mess up. All my dining partners said the food was fine, but not outstanding. Everyone thought it was overly salted. Just keeping it real when I say there's better Mexican food options in the area.

This is definitely my new go to place for Spanish food. Service was quick and the wait time for the…read moretable was only about 10 minutes during dinner time on a weekend. The food was delicious; very authentic, well seasoned, and hot. Can't wait to try more items!

This little hidden spot is in the back of a bodega. The store has a great selection of Mexican…read moreand South American foods and snacks along with some other provisions. In the back is a sit-down restaurant with wait service. It is decorated so nicely. You do not realize you are in a bodega. They had a great selection on their menu. We decided to split some mixed fajitas. They bring out complimentary chips, salsa, and some sauces. The sauces are great for both the chips and the fajitas. Our fajitas came out shortly after. They came with tortilla shells, rice and beans. The amount of meat was amazing. 7 good sized grilled shrimp, chicken and steak. The steak and chicken were cut up small which is good for fajitas. They had great flavor and as mentioned great with sauces. We did ask for some limes which ampt out the flavor too. Great little place we would defiitely try again.

Horrible service and practice. Ordered through door dash. Came to pick up item when I received the…read moremessage. They didn't have the item, it was 86 but never canceled the order. Had to call to cancel but only refunded me the 86 item not the drink which I didn't receive. No sorry no nothing.

The best fajitas we ever had, and the ceviche was amazing too. We got the chicken fajitas and the…read moremixto ceviche. Both were a good proportion. The fajitas were very well seasoned and came with a good portion of sides. The same for the ceviche, lots of lime, cilantro, and good amount of seafood. I highly recommend this place. Also, the jamaica was good too.

Absolutely!! I was waiting for my kids' haircut and this was right across the lake. Wonderful…read moretacos de lengua; seasoned right and you know the horchata is good when they serve it in these containers

La Patrona is located in what looks to be an old connivence store across the street from the lake,…read morea stones throw (if you are NFL QB with a rocket arm) from the Lake house resturaunt on Porchtown road a mile down the road from the franklinville Inn. The building itself is a festive bright Orange color. I was greeted warmly by the owner as I walked on. The dining room had about a dozen tables but I got our order to go. It had an open kitchen with a small bar section so you could eat right where they cook. It was decorated in traditional Mexican decor. Now for the food, I ordered the enchiladas , one with Verde sauce and the other with Molé. The food smelled wonderful as I opened the bag and it looked just as delicious. The tortillas were fresh and homemade and the flavor was on point. The verde sauce had a great flavor and had just enough kick to make me know there was some spice. It was covered in lettuce and cheese and specked with diced tomato. The chicken was moist and tasty. The Molé sauce was deep and rich and had excellent flavor. It came with beens and rice. The beans were light colored and not black beens and the rice was standard Mexican rice. Overall it was really good. I will be going back again. They accepted debit cards but also had an ATM in the corner. The only drawback is that they didn't have any menus to give me so I will have to search that up on the inter webs. A small inconvenience for a wonderful meal.