Best mexican food in Maplewood!!! I've been looking for a place for years and finally found my…read morego-to place. They do a huge takeout business but I dined in. The service was great here. The man at the front (I wish I got his name) was awesome. He was so friendly and even comped our diet coke and jarritos. We started with chips and guac. The portion of guac was so generous and it was so creamy and flavorful with the seasonings, tomato, and onion. I got a chicken burrito and it was the best burrito that I can remember having. It was a big portion and the sauces on top really made the dish. That avocado crema was amazing. We finished with a tres leches that had such bright flavors and a perfect texture. Ambiance is super casual and restaurant was very well heated. A great cozy spot for some amazing Mexican food!

First time visit via best lunch near me Yelp search. The place was empty as we arrived after 2pm…read more The dishes we tried were all fresh and tasty. It is not as authentic as Southern California, Arizona or Texas, but they served us delicious food with a smile.

Great little place. Friendly atmosphere and decent service. I'm not a huge Mexican food fan but…read morethis place is good. I really like their burrito sushi and the drinks there are really good. The music is always amazing and it's a nice vibe for such a small place. H is very only been for lunch a few times but it's pretty busy each time.

My wife and I visited on a Friday evening and we were happy to see the place was bustling…read more Luckily, we did not have to wait for a table. My wife ordered the senorita flaca burrito and I ordered the chicken fajitas. After you order, they will give you a complimentary basket of chips and salsa. Salsa was tasty and chips were fresh and crispy. My chicken fajita dish was very good. Cooked hot and fresh. The tortilla shells came out wrapped in foil and scalding hot. Very difficult to unwrap because of that. Shocking they would come out this way because it will burn your skin. No warning from the waitress. Not enough shells in the packet (3). My wife enjoyed her burrito. Plenty of veggies. Both portions were very generous. The service could have been better. The waitress never came back for the obligatory "how is everything." We could have used refills on our soft drinks and more tortilla shells. Prices were reasonable and not exorbitant.

Came to this establishment on a Tuesday. The place is cute and has a little parking lot in a…read moreshopping mall. We got to choose where we would like to sit. I ordered a virgin strawberry daiquiri and a guava jaritos. For dinner we ordered the chicken floutas that came with yellow rice and refried beans, Fried sweet plantain, beef empanada, fried yuca, and the dessert sampler. Everything was good. We also got complementary home made chips and salsa.

Can't speak for the place or the service, as this was a delivery order. Everything was very tasty…read moreand well cooked. Not pictured were the plantains which were simply perfect. This may become a staple in our delivery rotation.

I stopped in at this restaurant for dinner. When I arrived I had to circle and I finally found a…read morespot. I walked into a cozy place. I ordered ate the kiosk and I ordered: Mango Lassi Chicken Naandilla Curry Lamb Taco Chana Sonberero Kati Roll Twistanadas Paneer Tikka I loved the Mango Lassi and chicken bowl! The food in general was delicious! All in all a good experience!

Ordered Butter Chicken Bliss Kati Roll, Samosa Chat Masala…read moreLamb Bowl, Butter Chicken Taco, and Chips & Queso. We really like the Butter Chicken Bliss Kati Roll, Butter Chicken Taco, and Chips & Queso. The chips are really nice, crispy and not greasy. I never had samosa chat so thought I give it a try. Not saying it was bad but just my acquire taste. It was mushy but flavor was good. The lamb bowl was good and I like the biryani rice. Just feel the piece of lamb I had was bit chewy and gamey. Overall food was great and service was amazing.

Absolutely authentic Mexican food! Fantastic! We went to San Isidro on a Friday evening. Few other…read moretables were eating. Service was friendly and quick! Food was super fresh, especially the guacamole. Everything was soooo tasty. The bright and colorful decor transported me out of NJ. A bonus was they had karaoke on Friday night so we dined listening to music. The restaurant is BYOB but they have delicious looking agua frescos - I can't wait to go back!

I come from Colorado and I woke up this morning just looking for homemade fresh authentic Mexican…read morefood but all I was seeing on the map was more "upscale" Mexican places that I'm not used to. thankfully I stumbled upon San Isidro and it was just what I needed, my boyfriend had the mole chicken enchiladas which were amazing loved all the onion on there too so delicious and I had the chorizo tacos. They were so juicy and paired well with the salsa that were given out. The service was excellent, quick and lovely. The restaurant was very colorful, and had nice music playing it felt very lively. Also it was very cool to know that it is a family run business!!

Tingas continues to deliver the quality and probably the best value in Westfield. Normally, i…read morewouldnt order quesadilla because they are too simple, but the chicken quesadilla here rocks! The chicken is so tender and flavorful, with a crispy and soft tortilla, it has to be tried here. However they are marinating the chicken, it works well. The portions are large enough that most of the entrees have enough to take home for lunch the next day. Service is always friendly and the food comes out fast. Interesting decor that sets this place apart from the 'modern' tacorias recently opened in Westfield.

I walked into Tinga E Tikka and quickly realized that someone saw Masala Mex, took frantic notes on…read morea napkin, and then yelled, "Quick! Do THAT, but with less charisma!" The whole experience had the energy of a high school bully who spent years making fun of the smart kid's homework, only to get caught copying every answer when report cards came out. The vibe? Familiar. The menu? Familiar. The "inspiration"? About as subtle as a marching band falling down a flight of stairs. This may be the greatest case of Restaurant Identity Theft since someone put truffle oil on fries and called themselves a gastro-pub.

I've lived in the Springfield area for three years now and now im kicking myself for taking so long…read moreto try this Tierra Del Sol. This place is awesome. Authentic as it gets if you ask me, especially in town. Pastor tacos, carne asada tacos, and tostadas de pollo are highly recommended Can't wait to go back. Only con I can think of is it's a tab bit on the pricey side from other establishments I've ordered from BUT can't take a off the rating due to todays economic state for family owned small business, so do you, Tierra

This is a small business in Springfield, and it's my second time here--once again, a great…read moreexperience! The food, quality, atmosphere, and service are excellent. I had a burrito, and it was absolutely fantastic. When you arrive, they serve you tortillas with salsa and pico de gallo- so good! Their handmade tortillas are a must-try. Plus, there's a huge parking lot in the back. I love this place--definitely check it out!

Drinks were very good! Mojito was very good! The steak and…read morefries great! and the grouper taco was very very good! Looking forward to our next visit.

Maize has a wonderful ambiance, especially on a cool winter evening where you can gaze out to the…read moretrain tracks and snowy Westfield downtown. Though residing in a small former train station, it doesn't feel overly cramped, and the service was attentive enough to keep people moving. The meal itself felt a little over the top, with lots of flavors that didn't always meld well. We started with Nachos with Manchego Queso, which were not worth $18 even though the flavor was good. The order wasnt quite enough for two hungry people, though we also didn't opt for additional protein on top. We went with tacos for our main dish, and there we found the chicken to be the clear winner. The meat was hot, juicy, and complete with a hint of spice that brought the heat in all the right ways. Unfortunately, the brisket felt like the opposite experience, suffering from a sauce that had far too earthy of a flavor, which wasn't well-balanced with the cilantro that covered the meat. I needed to douse these ones in the spicy side sauce to make them palatable. Finally, we tried maize fries out of curiosity. I am no longer curious about corn fries - they were bland, with a texture and look of a French toast stick but with none of the satisfying taste. If I returned, I'd do it for drinks in the beautiful bar area. But when the drinks are done and it's time to eat, I'd recommend hitting the tracks.