Torito Mexican Restaurant (Lincoln St.) ​Rating: (and a…read morenap) ​If you are looking for a quiet, low-key evening where you can hear your own thoughts, stay away from the Fajitas at Torito. I ordered the steak and chicken combo, and I'm pretty sure they didn't bring it out on a plate--they brought it out on a tectonic plate. The sizzle was so loud I had to use hand signals to communicate with my date for the first three minutes. I felt like a celebrity entering a press conference, except instead of camera flashes, I was being blinded by delicious, onion-scented steam. ​The fajitas are phenomenal. The meat was so tender I'm convinced the chef sings it lullabies before it hits the grill. ​The Margarita Situation ​Then, let's talk about the Margaritas. I don't know what kind of structural engineering goes into these things, but they absolutely rock. ​Size: Somewhere between "Large" and "Fishbowl." ​Potency: One sip and I forgot my middle name; two sips and I was ready to audition for a Mariachi band. ​Taste: Perfectly balanced. Not that neon-green syrup you find at the grocery store, but the real deal. ​The Verdict ​By the time I finished, I was 40% salsa and 60% fajita by body weight. If you see someone rolling down Lincoln Street like a human burrito later tonight, mind your business--that's just me living my best life. ​Pro Tip: Wear your "eating pants" (the ones with the elastic waistband). You're going to need the extra room.

Was very good went on taco Tuesday special everything was fresh also got taco salads that were also…read morevery good. Service was excellent.

Hands down some of the BEST Mexican food in central Massachusetts. Service was absolutely…read moreincredible, our waitress was so attentive and sweet from the moment my friend and I sat down, and brought us complimentary horchata to try (which was gas, for lack of a better term). She was very knowledgeable and gave us her personal secret menu hacks (love a good secret menu, haha). The ambiance in this location is also very upscale, but prices are very reasonable. We started off with some tortilla chips and complimentary salsa to start. Chips were some of the best I've had in my life. Salsa was good, but a bit watery. We each got a birria taco to try, and the taco was absolutely delicious. Probably some of the best birria I've had in my life. Also I really liked the lime wedge it came with, it really enhanced the flavor of the meat in the taco. For my main course I got the fajita bowl with chicken. It was packed with white rice, lettuce, pico, fajita veggies, cheese, sour cream and guacamole. Chicken was very good, though I wish the bowl was a bit spicier (just a personal preference). I also wish there was a bit more sour cream and potentially swapped the white rice for Mexican rice - but otherwise it was great. My friend ordered pork tamales with refried beans & Mexican rice, which came out very good as well. Overall we had a great meal and pleasant dining experience here. Highly recommend this spot for some quality Mexican food just outside of Worcester.

Amazing food, amazing ambience, amazing wait staff, amazing fast and prompt service. Best Mexican…read morefood in the area. Nachos are great and so is the water! (an undervalued quality about restaurants is having good water)

We love the bar at The Brick! It's our "date night" place where we can just chill and enjoy some…read morecocktails and outstanding food!!

3 años de Vicitar el restaurant todo muy rico siempre emos cido muy bien atendidos pero esta cena…read morefue pesima el servicio malicimo con la manneger muy antipatica. 3 years that I have visited the restaurant everything really good the food really tasty, but this dinner was the worst food great as usual but the service wasn't great the manager was really disrespectful, the only one who was really accommodating was the one in charge of our table.

Just went back recently and had a ninja platter. Chef's. Kiss. It was so flavorful. Definitely…read morefilled me up and there was still enough to take home. I went during lunch hour so it wasn't as crowded as it usually, but that just made for better service.

I don't rightly know how to review a restaurant I didn't intend to eat at…read more It's not entirely my fault -- the signs outside say "Havana Nights". In five different places. The parking is for Havana Nights. Imagine our surprise when we were handed menus for "The Fokin Ninja" or Taino. That name isn't anywhere. I still don't know what this place is called. I asked our server if the awesome Cuban place moved, and got the weirdest response.. something like "Ahh.. Ohh.. yeah, let me get someone to help you." I probably should have packed up and studied the situation from somewhere else? There were changes in April and it's not Cuban any more. But we were seated with waters and Fokin Ninja menus, so maybe there's some crossover. I don't even know how to describe the menu; you can read it here. Some kind of Mexican-Asian fusion? Prices are steep, from the $18 cocktails to the $30-$40+ entrees. They did have a few specialty rolls for $10, so I tried a few. Look, maybe beef and chicken fusion rolls are your thing, but today I learned that they are not mine. Not at all. Dry beef, dry shredded chicken on top, and the weirdest mash of flavors and textures does not make a delightful roll. Sticky sweet brown sauce with bacon and cream cheese and some sliver of maybe roast beef? Nope nope nope. There just wasn't anything delicious about them.. just weird stuff wrapped in rice and called a fusion roll. The fried fish plate (Pescado Frito) for $32 was pretty good. Hot, fresh, good size, but just bland and unseasoned, as far as I could tell. Came with chimichuri sauce and fried plantains. Fried rice for $22. Loud and cold in there. This is also the first place in Worchester that puts the Tip right on the tab. Not a service charge, just "Tip" and they picked it for you. There is a line where you can write in an additional tip. It ain't right. I can't think of anything that would merit a second star. The kicker? The receipt says "Havana Nights"! I would have enjoyed eating there instead.

This was our third time dining at the Framingham location. We have lived in the area long enough to…read moresee three restaurants come and go from this spot. Even though the space housed other ethnic restaurants since then, the decor and interior feel reminiscent of the old Iguana Cantina. The servers are friendly and quick to help. A bottomless basket of complimentary warm chips are thick and tasty and served with a plate of refried beans as well as a bowl of sneakily spicy salsa. I ordered the Loco Burrito on this visit and was pleased with the flavor of the carne asada beef diced up inside. This burrito was stuffed with meat, black beans, and rice and was topped with a sprinkling of cotija. I usually love a super cheesy burrito but this felt lighter on a hot summer day. After downing lots of chips and a delicious fountain Diet Coke (IYKYK), I only had room for half of my burrito. My teenage son happily finished the rest for me the next day. This restaurant is quiet and unassuming- and never feels busy. I hope y'all try it and love it so that they stick around!

We stopped in for lunch on a Tuesday and were surprised to find the restaurant so empty. Service…read morewas prompt, and I started with their Michelada Mazatlan, a not-too-spicy tomato base w/ your choice of beer. I opted for a Corona, and the drink, with its tajin covered rim and trio of seasoned shrimp, was a refreshing start to the meal. The Chile Verde, served with either corn or flour tortillas, is a plentiful portion...easily enough to make 3 tacos. The pork was salty, tender, and flavorful, and the creamy beans were a nice complement. My family also enjoyed the Carne Asada and large Loco Burrito. Despite an empty dining room, the atmosphere was upbeat with friendly and attentive staff, colorful decor and Mexican tunes at the perfect volume on the radio.

Amazing staff, nice clean environment and amazing Mexican food. I have gone back 2 more times and…read moream still impressed. The margueritas are also amazing! Everything on the menu is delicious. Our server was perfect, friendly, accommodating and checked in just when we needed him. Highly recommend Agave! You will not be disappointed.

Food was alright , however we were overcharged for a pina colada and when I pointed it out she…read morechanged the price and still made it higher than what I saw on the menu. Update your menu if you want to charge that price so that people know what they're paying when they order.

Stopped into Rancho Alegre for lunch on a random Tuesday becuse my dad reccomended we go as he had…read morealrwady been before. I was completely blown away! The ceviche was SO fresh and flavorful, packed with citrus, spice, and the perfect amount of zing. The chips and salsa were absolutely addictive, and the whole place had such a fun atmosphere. What really made the experience special was the service, everyone was so welcoming and attentive. You can tell they really care about the experience they give their customers. I already can't wait to come back and bring my husband here next time. Such a hidden gem for lunch!

Good ambiance but poor quality food. The fajitas were absolutely horrible. Meat was shredded so…read morethin that it looked like dog food. No flavor, not seasoned well. Not piping hot. More filler than meat. Just overall terrible experience. Whoever says this is good mexican food should get their taste buds checked. Ripoff

Located in the Canal District, Mexitown Bar & Grill opened recently serving up Mexican fusion fare…read moreand a full cocktail bar. They also have happy hour specials (4pm to7pm) and Taco Tuesday ($20 AYCE in a 60 minute time frame). The place has a modern dining atmosphere with tables & booth seating and seating up at tte full service bar with flatscreen TV. The background music is very loud. I stopped by Mexitown for a late evening dinner, just after 9pm when on-street parking becomes free. The place wasn't too busy on a Thursday night and I was able to seat myself at an open table. There are QR codes at each table to scan for menu. The server brought out a glass of ice water and I placed my order for the Tacos (Chicken) Al Pastor ($20 plus tax) with rice & beans, which was served in 10 minutes. The 3 soft shell corn tortillas were filled with tender grilled marinated strips of pastor chicken & diced pinapple, pico de gallo & sour cream on the side. The Mexican rice was very soft with traces of peas and green beans. The beans had a salty flavor. After I was done, I requested the check which was $21.40 with tax and before tip. Overall, the tacos were pretty good tasting, but also having lettuce & cheese on the tacos would've been great. If I was hungry, I would've ordered the churros rellenos for dessert. The service here was adequate with one server taking care of three tables. I would give this place another visit to try out other food on the menu like cerviche, enchiladas, and fajitas.

The margs were fine and looked cool. The bartender was super friendly…read more However, the place is more focused on instagram vibes over service and quality. I know that avocado is expensive, but the guacamole was $18.95 and took almost 45 minutes. There were 8 people in the entire place. We waited forever for our second drink because one of the other parties ordered a drink they couldn't find the PARTS FOR! Sounds a little crazy. Ended up going to ruby doos across the street. 15/10 and half the price.