Great spot in a quieter area of Princeton. Nice festive not too loud environment. Attentive service…read moreand very good food. Chile Rellenos was a definite highlight.

We had been to the Local Greek of Princeton across the street couple times, noticed this Mexican…read morerestaruant had good business, decided to give it a try tonight. As I was over ate during lunch, not much room for dinner. Just accompany my wife. They served free chips with salsa, a little spicy but delicious. My wife ordered Salad with chicken, it was a good portion and tasted good. I have to point out that the Mexican decorations inside are colorful and delightful. Would like to come back to try other dishes.

Tacoria in Princeton was absolutely fantastic! We needed catering for a group of 30 Athletes in…read moreFrom San Jose, California, including several people with specific dietary needs, and the entire experience could not have gone better. A huge thank you to the manager, Kiely, who was incredibly helpful from start to finish. Communication was excellent, every detail was handled, and they made accommodating the different dietary needs seem effortless. Our driver, Al, was equally amazing. He delivered everything as promised, stayed to help us get organized, and made sure we had everything we needed before leaving. That level of service really stood out. There are good restaurants and good teams, but Tacoria went well beyond that. The food, communication, flexibility, delivery, and genuine willingness to help were all exceptional. I would highly recommend Tacoria for catering, especially if you're feeding a large group. They made feeding 30 people incredibly easy. Thank you Kiely, Al, and the entire Tacoria team! We really appreciate everything you did for us! Go San Jose Spartans Men's Water Polo!

This place was hopping and it's clearly very popular with the locals for a reason. We tried a trio…read moreof the tacos and a Carne Asada salad. My salad was exactly what I was jonesing for and the lime salad dressing was perfect. I would say don't forget the Agua Fresca. The lime is super yummy. My teen devoured his tacos and refused to share. But from his reaction, I would say they were pretty darn good. We also always look for a place that is gluten-free due to celiac. We did have to talk to a more experienced person at the counter, but they were able to explain that They put down aluminum foil on the grill so that our corn tortillas don't get crossed contaminated by the flour tortillas. And the meat is made only on a grill with meat so you don't have to worry about cross-contamination there. We ate safely, but if you do go, just make sure you advocate for yourself and they will accommodate you.

The "cheesesteak" is a open face sandwich…read more Very good but just in case you're wondering if it's like a Philly cheesesteak on a roll Nice atmosphere but loud Luis did an excellent job

Huge letdown. This used to be one of our favorite restaurants in Princeton, so we were really…read morelooking forward to coming back. Unfortunately, the food was mostly bad to just okay. The salmon with crispy rice was the only dish we enjoyed. The squash was terrible and smothered in mayo sauce, and even the steak was disappointing. The chicken was decent, but the multiple sauces made the flavors strange and muddled. Probably one of my most disappointing meals in recent months. Such a shame because I used to really love this place.

Great food, great service? They took our order minutes before closing. They are very polite. The…read moreambiance is inviting and there is a patio!! I recommend this place anytime. Watch out for the salsa verde lol it's picante!

Similar to a Chinese take out joint, Taste of Mexico offers a low key quick serve experience…read moredelivering very tasty enchiladas and the traditional sides. You'll be on your way before the rest of Nassau Street can mouth "Do you have reservations?" A nice alternative to the scrum that is Princeton. Four solid stars.

I was nervous to come here because I really did not want to be let down. And I wasn't! This place…read moreis amazing. The interior is very small and empty, with just 6 or 7 chairs at the bar along the wall. Not the most beautiful place, but I kind of like it like that. It's got a really great hole in the wall feeling to it. I got the churrasco tipico, which was really flavorful and had some of the best rice and beans I've ever had! The onions on top were very delicious and this meal has been undoubtedly my favorite meal here in Princeton so far. We also got some chips and salsa, which had nice and crunchy chips with some delicious salsas, and a veggie burrito without cheese. A large portion that we didn't think we would finish but was gone before we knew it! Extremely good. And the best part? With two drinks, this all came out to be $24 plus tip. I will definitely be coming back.

The prices were weird. Pupusas were too expensive (3 for $10), the chicken entree was reasonable…read more($13 for breaded chicken, macaroni salad, rice & beans), and the horchata was cheap ($2)! There are 7 bar stools for counter seating, so either you take it to go or eat there (and then come out smelling like fried food). It's a local hole-in-the-wall that caters to fellow Central Americans, which is why I wanted to try the food. But alas, the food wasn't that great. The drink selection is good, though! Homemade horchata and tamarind drinks, plus a variety of canned drinks and juices, including mango with pulp. At the end of the day, it's worth a try (it's the only one like it in Princeton) but just don't expect too much!

Staff is very nice , friendly and helpful. I must have passed by their store front between Rt…read more33.and George Dye Road for three years wondering about the cuisine? Puerto Rican? No. Yet there are specialities on their menu that anyone can recognized who have that heritage. Mexican.... not really, but once again their 100% homemade Taco and Burrito dishes are again family recipe. Central American.... Yes. They best way to describe is you want to experience a 100% authentic Latino cuisine that brings the best of a varied menu to your table you must come here. !Que Rico is family owned . THERE IS NOT ONE THING OFFERED ON THIS MENU THAT COMES FROM A CAN OR JAR. No central menu R&D department packaging the latest frozen wacky concoction for distribution to their national chains running TV ads. They are the real deal Homemade Latino cooking and you know it's legit by the clientele. Especially at lunch hours! Grandma's on the premises making and overseeing her traditional recipes. Even still makes the guacamole by hand. I had Taco Bierre (tender brisket) three tacos that fell off the plate. Very hard to finish just two! The fillings are over the top delicious and the beef was shredded and juicy. Ordered a side of Rice and Black beans.... Provided on a large plate was amazingly good, traditional and like everything else these folks do was from scratch homemade. My wife ordered beef empanada and guacamole. One taste and you know it was made by hand from scratch. If you live in Hamilton Township NJ you need to stop by and experience REAL homemade Latino cuisine. Don't let the menu intimidate you. The staff will help any non Latino with decisions. . I just can't believe with the number of times I passes this place I never stopped in until today. I parking can be tough because of other storefronts but I tell you it's worth the experience. Check their website for particulars. They will be moving soon to Lawrence with plenty of parking in the future. While I don't think they deliver the pick up business . . Does well! !Que Rico = Delious in gringo

The food is amazing! It's not exactly Mexican. It's actually Guatemalan. But I love it! Because…read morethere's no heat just lots of flavor. The woman at counter was very friendly and struck up a conversation with us. The ambience is definitely a Latin American feel. We're going to their new location when they open Highly recommended!

Stopped in for lunch one time, and another time tried some of their food at a local community…read moreevent. Both times, the food was tasty, and service was pretty solid. Inside the restaurant, the ambiance is pretty nice, and they have a good amount of room in there, plus lots of different options for food. I think I've had tacos and flautas, and I've appreciated both. I'd forgotten this was nearby in the area, would be open to going back again for lunch!

The tacos were solid -- honestly some of the better ones I've had in the area. That said, the…read moreprices are on the high side at $4-$5 per taco. Eight tacos plus guac came out to about $45, which feels steep for the portion size. On the positive side, the order was ready exactly at my pickup time, and the person who took my order was very friendly. Good food, just a bit pricey for what you get.

Wow 10/10! Can't believe this location was in my backyard and this is my first time visiting! The…read morefood was fantastic, all authentic, thick chips, delicious carne asada and drinks. The service and vibe was great too, huge location, plenty of seating and loved all the Mexican decor and feels. We will definitely be back!

Mr. Cactus Grill really impressed us! We ordered the champurrado, ribeye steak with vegetables,…read moreoctopus, chicken, guacamole, and the OT3 Océano. Every dish was delicious--the ribeye was juicy and flavorful, the octopus cooked just right, the guacamole was super fresh, and the OT3 Océano was outstanding. The staff made us feel very welcome and the place has a great vibe. Definitely a spot I'll be coming back to.

Came here after seeing a play at McCarter Theatre Center, which is conveniently right across the…read morestreet. Vibes: classic tavern Tables: linen-covered Service: fast and friendly Food: great I ordered the shrimp tempura roll and the French onion dumplings. Both were delicious and I'd gladly order them again.

Service - Great…read more Dirty Martini - Great Food - Not so great. Chicken bao buns were cold (maybe supposed to be?) French onion soup dumplings were very cold, and the Adams burger was clearly frozen patties. Ordered the 2 apps and the entree but all 3 came out at once. Reservation was 6:45 and was out of there by 7:25. Could have taken more time to ensure the food was hot rather than having everything on the table at once. Monday night, one other table sitting so no rush to turn the table over.

Excellent food and great addition to the town…read more Even for pickup, the food was fresh, reasonably priced, and delicious. Some of the best birria tacos I've had anywhere with a very flavorful well-seasoned consume. Burrito was excellent and well-stuffed with tasty chicken.. which I typically find bland as a burrito protein. Looking forward to ordering it again.

La Taqueria is a small, neat and clean Mexican/Guatemalan place off route 206. They've a good menu…read morewith most of the usual suspects on it, and they're located next to a small market where you can pick up a bag Cacahuates Japoneses to enjoy on the drive home. Service is friendly and efficient. Orders are made at the counter, or, dare you dare, via QR codes located at the table. Parking is limited, and because it's located between two one-way streets, it can be tricky coming in to or leaving. The Sopes at La Taqueria are a must to try. They're heavily ladened with tasty toppings, and I'd order them again in a heartbeat. The chorizo sope was especially good, and had enough chorizo on it to make two Sopes. Be forewarned that you will not have clean hands after eating them. On another visit I tried the fish tacos. Fish tacos at La Taqueria are the chopped/shredded variety rather than the deep fried filet version. The tortillas themselves were heated well, but were nothing special, nor was the flavor of the fish itself anything remarkable. I expected something more interesting from the place. On the flip side, I also tried a Taco de Tripa, asking for it to be cooked crisp (Tripa in Mexico is pork chitterling, not tripe) and it was very, very (feel free to insert more verys) good, and is definitely a taco I'll try again and again. During our most recent visit, we had the Enchiladas de Pollo en Mole, which brought four enchiladas in a deeply flavored mole with rice and beans. The mole was not sweet like so many other moles in other area restaurants, but was instead relying heavily on the flavors of the chiles. It was very tasty, and a nice change from the usual sweet moles. We also had an excellent Huarache de Lengua, a thick, oval tortilla ladened with beef tongue. I have a feeling my wife will be ordering it each time we return. In addition, we ordered a bowl of the Sopa de Panza y Pata, a soup with a spicy broth and loaded with cow's hooves and tripe. It was a meal in itself, and was also served with rice on the side along with some thick corn gorditas. I was torn between four and five stars here, and if the fish tacos hadn't been such a bust, they'd probably have gotten that fifth star. La Taqueria is definitely in the top tier of local Mexican/Guatemalan restaurants, and will be part of our regular rotation going forward.