The tamarind mezcal margarita was so good!!…read more I loved the shrimp taco, cheese empanadas, and the flan so much. It was extremely good! The shrimp taco was so creamy and the flavors were such a good combo. I've had better quesabirria and fish tacos though. The flan is a must have. So yummy! My only reservation is that this restaurant is really on the expensive side. I think it'll have to be reserved for special occasions only.

SO GOOD. Incredible vibes and energy. This is an amazinggg spot in Brighton…read more As a table we ordered: - Tequeños - Yuca Frita - Arepa - Beef empanada & chicken empanada - I got a red sangria - My friend got a shrimp cocktail + a passion fruit Margarita No notes. All of it was 10/10. So so good. And it's an amazing environment if you're trying to catch any soccer game. Will be back!!

I love the stew chicken plate, they have insane birria tacos and the ambiance there is great…read more Food generally travels well from the items I've ordered and they have homemade juices and horchata, plus the Jarrito's plug is always a plus Service is great, they'll walk you through the menu should you have any questions Definition of a neighborhood essential

I was looking for something nutritional and not too heavy. I came across this Dominican Republic…read morespot on Google, it had high reviews. I tried to Uber here but the location wasn't appearing so I gave them a call and confirmed they are open. I actually took the subway and it was super easy as it is near a stop. Spicy Shrimp Bowl 5/5 - the fish was really soft and seasoned just right. The black rice is phenomenal, I could eat it on my own. Horchata 5/5 - exactly how I like it, heavier on the cinnamon side, also the horchata helped with cooling down my tongue after pouring too much ghost pepper on my bowl Dropping a star because the service isn't that great, when our food was ready, the staff member just muttered our food was ready...also seems like the utensils are in a spot only for staff to grab but it's actually self serve. We also asked for queso and were told they had some. When we never got it with our food, the staff member acted like he didn't know what we were talking about.

This is what the *unnamed major Mexican chain* thinks it is. The staff is so kind, and the…read morerestaurant is cute and organized. However, it's the food that sets them apart. The prices are SO reasonable given the portion sizes you get. The food is the freshest in the area, and SO delicious. The worst part about this restaurant is how long it took me to find it!

brisket burrito: 4.5/5 pork belly and cheese pupusa 4/5…read moreguac 3/5 - only because the portion is small for price Good place to go for a quick bite to eat, very casual. Place has a nice amount of space and decent seating if you want to eat in. Otherwise, take out service is good too. You go in and order and then can choose to sit wherever. They will let you know when your order is ready. The portion size of the burrito is decent for the price you pay. For the brisket burrito, everything is cooked very well. The brisket itself is very tender. Would recommend if you're looking for a chill, local spot.

" Traditional Colombian Food " This establishment is…read morelocated near my home . It's a traditional Colombian restaurant. It's a bit upscale and pricey . Not an authentic vibe more like a trendy vibe . Full bar inside as well . Music is loud . The food is good . The empanadas are made fresh as you order . That's the cool aspect about this place . (Usually at other places they leave the empanadas out). The service is not bad either . On a rainy day nothing like " soupa de Reís " at this place . Parking is limited to street metered, as they have no parking lot .

El Peñol 3 in Brookline. Very nice ambiance. Really beautiful. Clean, comfortable, nicely…read moredecorated. Doesn't have that rough Spanish restaurant vibe you sometimes get in Chelsea or East Boston. Much more upscale. People like that. The servers were very nice. Helpful, attentive, really great. Now, the runner who brought the food didn't seem to be in the best mood. That's alright. It happens. Prices were decent. The menu offers a lot, from full Colombian appetizers to full meals. Even has a kids section. My son ordered chicken wings and French fries. The chicken wings were delicious, juicy, perfectly done. For appetizers we had fried cheese with pineapple sauce and fried plantain with shrimp in a criollo sauce. Delicious, really fantastic. My wife ordered the sancocho de res, and she totally enjoyed it. I ordered a mixed plate with white rice, beans, tostones, onions, peppers, beef, and shrimp. Absolutely incredible. The tres leches was also terrific. Very well done. But then a group of six rowdy individuals came in. Completely destroyed the nice, chill mood. Total disaster. They were animals, folks. Total animals. Loud, obnoxious, so bad that a table of people actually decided to move completely outside just to get away from them. That's how disruptive they were. At that point, an employee should have stepped in and said, "We're glad you're enjoying yourselves, but there are others here trying to enjoy their meals too." It was out of control. Overall, a strong 4.6 stars.

Food was great! I love big plates and filling dishes!…read more Service was ideal. Ambiance: there isn't that many people so it doesn't get full

Good pupusas. Worst flan could no eat more than 2 bites. Beef soup was good, wasn't crazy about…read moretheir rice. And most of the time I order out because of work but from this place sorry only pupusas. And this was a $67.00 order.

I'm not a Boston native, but this dining experience definitely made me want to move here…read more My family and I visited Capricho to celebrate my graduation after stumbling upon it the night before while having dinner across the street. We're so glad we decided to come back for such a special occasion. The atmosphere: Capricho has a charming and cozy dining room that creates an intimate, welcoming atmosphere. It's the kind of place that feels perfect for celebrating special moments with loved ones. The food: We were welcomed with complimentary plantain chips served alongside a light, fresh dipping sauce, which was a great start to the meal. My table opted for the prix fixe menu, which allowed us to sample a variety of dishes. For starters, we ordered the Papas Rellenas and Yucca Croquettes. Both were light, flavorful, and paired beautifully with their accompanying sauces. We also added the Charred Octopus, which was incredibly tender, not chewy at all, and packed with flavor. For my entrée, I chose the Steak Frites, served with brussels sprouts and fries. I'm usually not a fan of brussels sprouts, but these were crispy, airy, and perfectly seasoned. The steak was cooked well, and while I enjoyed the dish overall, I do wish the fries had been cooked a bit longer, as they were slightly underdone for my preference. For dessert, I tried the Dulce de Maracuyá, a panna cotta-style dessert featuring mango and passionfruit flavors. It wasn't overly sweet, which I appreciated, and the bright, fruity notes provided a refreshing end to the meal. The service: The service was fantastic. Everyone was warm and welcoming, and our server brought such great energy and personality to the experience. The hospitality felt genuinely personal and made our celebration even more memorable.

My husband and I saw this place open up and were very excited to see a new Colombian place near us…read more The service is amazing and everyone was so friendly. We had overall a great experience, the chorizo appetizer was by far our favorite and my husband (who is Colombian) said it tasted just like home. My only critique is that I wish they would lean more into the Colombian taste profile with some of their menu items (like the steaks). Theres a lot of American restaurants and pubs in the area and this would definitely stand out more!

My partner and I got huevos fritos and choripan -…read more TASTE: 4/5 - the hot sauce we requested was spicy and sooo good! Loved it w my huevos fritos. The choripan's Argentinian chorizo, pickled red onions, and chimichurri were chef's kiss TEXTURE: 5/5 - crispy arepas and yuca fries, melty Edam cheese, and dense sausage. It all hit the spot PRICE: 5/5 - each dish was only $10.50, amazing SERVING SIZE: 4/5 - satisfied us for brunch SERVICE: 4/5 - walked in at 12pm on a Sunday and were the first ones seated, though many families gradually came in. Our waitress was friendly and helpful ATMOSPHERE: 4/5 - had always walked by Orinoco, and glad we finally stopped in to try. Colorful interior and Venezuelan decor PARKING: 4/5 - we're usually able to find a metered street spot right on Harvard St

Very cute place, vibrant, great food, salmon was cooked perfectly. Presentation of food also done…read morewell.

Mi Pulgarcito used to be Teresa Market - new owners, I think it is still in the same family though?…read moreThey kept a lot of the menu and updated the space. I loved Teresa Market so I was nervous about the change, but my first experience was great. The veggie bowl was very good, a little more cauliflower than I'd like, but still great toppings. My husband said his pork quesadilla was spot on, just as excellent as before. Most important for me: the hot sauce is still just as hot and fabulous! (The hot sauce is a big part of why I come here; it's the only taco place where I don't have to add my own hot sauce to reach my preferred spice level.)

First time to try Venezuelan food…read more Bowl Pabellon Beef: Pabellon is said to be Venezuela's national dish. Product from this stall was healthy, but not that authentic, or delicious for my Chinese appetite. As the core part, beef was absolutely fabulous, shredded and deep stewed to soft and tender, more on the savory and fragrant side, but also with a zing of tomato's sourness and paprika's spice, somehow similar to Mexican style. However, the black beans and banana were a bit overcooked, together with the salad dressing, mixed with the rice, making it overwhelmingly mushy, which was a disaster for me who love dry rice. I have checked through Google and ChatGPT that all ingredients should be placed separately, and obviously, pico de gallo should not be in there. By the way the food stall is located in a pub or something, where all people were crazily yelling. It is insanely chaotic so you'd better escape asap to protect your heart.

They were situated inside Aeronaut Brewery and I needed a substantive snack. I saw they had a vegan…read morebowl on the menu (no prices listed--turns out it was $13 after tax), so I ordered that. The lady made it instantly. It came with rice, black beans, plantains, and a tomato and onion salsa. Quite tasty, maybe a bit salty, needing something a bit more to lift it up, but fairly tasty and satiating. Not a bad option given the circumstances but nothing I'd seek out.

Just what the doctor ordered! I was coming back from vacation, all the food I had left was frozen,…read moreand I needed to get something in me. Seeing this truck next to Mighty Squirrel, I ran. I'm like that: ordinarily a slow-poke unless food's involved. I loved the variety of street food offerings from different cultures! I decided to get the pulled pork tacos. They were simple but yummy. The ingredients were well balanced, and the meat was not skimped on. Little cup of guacamole was a very nice touch. Pulled pork was solid, not swimming in sauce, but not dry either. I will say however that I would have liked it to be more pulled and a little less chunky. Slaw was great in adding some refreshment, and the Serrano sauce added a pleasant level of heat without overpowering the tacos or lighting your mouth ablaze. The tortilla was great too! Had a pleasant taste and held together well considering all the goodies stuffed into it. Also, the service was wicked nice!