Ahhh what a great Saturday afternoon hang. Highly recommend grabbing a seat at the bar, if you…read morecan! Plenty of parking and multiple TVs. Bartenders are great, amazing selection of tequilas. Cheers!

This is such a cute place. The murals and decor inside fits very well. The server we had was…read moreincredibly polite and welcoming. We went for dinner on a Friday and it was VERY loud inside. There's nothing to really absorb sound and it's hard to hear the person sitting across from you. Not for the food. Nachos are a 10 with the carnitas. Highly recommended. My husband and I both got street Tacos with all 3 meats to try. Carnitas is still the best, then Pollo asado, then carne asada. The steak was a little disappointing, on its own tasted great but in the taco it lost a lot of flavor. They also have 3 different house hot sauces to choose from. 2 aren't really that spicy one is very smokey and the third is a habanero base. All very tasty. Would come back but maybe for lunch when it's less busy to avoid the loud environment.

Must see TV. Pupusas were delicious…read more I'm not sure what it's called but the platter with the chicken, chicharons, shrimp, yucca, *takes a deep breath* sausages, tortillas, steak & fried cheese... is the bomb. Check it out.

Authentic. Chicken…read moretacos were great. Some of the best salsa I've ever had. Nice seating area. Friendly staff. 10/10

Excellent tacos with a pleasing and satisfying bite. The soft tortilla around the hardshell makes…read moreit easier to eat. I tried the Heisenberg- blue sour cream sauce gave it a nice touch - be careful not to spill on clothing it will stain.

Omg!! This food deserves a much better brick & mortar location than a run down/out of use mall,…read morethat's how amazing it is! My husband and I were vendors at an artisan market that was held here at the Kingston Collection. We were conveniently located right next to the food court so I grabbed us some nachos and a burrito to share for lunch. Omg!! The freshness, the flavor, the everything-about-this is phenomenal. I couldn't stop eating the nachos even after I was full! I also didn't want to share the burrito with my husband as it was fantastic. I would definitely make the trip to come get food from here again! :)

The food was delicious and the staff amazing. There wasn't a lot of choices because they had a…read morepower outage but what they had was very good.

So fresh and delicious! The chicharron de pollo is fantastic, the yellow rice OMG . Chimmi sauce is…read moreto die for. I ate this like twice a week when I was pregnant.

What a gem! We had the best lunch, hubby had goat stew and I had fried chicken. Both were served…read morewith jollof rice. We loved everything !

My wife and I have been meaning to stop by this restaurant…read more We swung by for a late lunch and were thrilled with our food. One ordered from the "Specials" list. 1 Curry Goat, and one item from the Entree list, Waakye (wha'-Che). The goat was tender, flavorful with atypical spice combination relative to the typical homogeneous food outlet offerings in the quiet corner of CT and Webster, MA area. The Waakye is a combination plate of Ghanaian beef stew, a great rice, spaghetti(!) a hard boiled egg (whole), and a small portion of firmly fried, bone-in piece of fish! We both appreciated the big flavor profile of both dishes. This does not mean they were peppery "hot". (If you can enjoy medium store-bought salsa, you will love these dishes.) We are looking forward to trying the many other dishes in the near future. We can't speak to the eclectic inclusion of the Mexican side of their menu...not yet any way. The two women working were helpful and generous with their time. The tables and chairs are simple, pedestrian and sufficient. You are there to enjoy and experience the food and the understated welcome of the busy women doing everything fresh.

Lola loved her some Taco Truck Magic!!! Thank you to all who…read moremade her feel soo special every time she showed up!!

I'll keep this one short and sweet. It's a cute idea. Went for a bike ride on the Bristol bike path…read moreand couldn't pass up trying this little cart. I saw a pizza oven, and I saw "taco" and was intrigued. We got a carne asada "taco" to split. Now look, the vehicle for the meat and toppings was literally a personal sized pizza. If you're getting a taco and a pizza, is either aspect of it going to be the best you ever had, nah. And that's what it turned out to be. The pizza was akin to blaze pizza quality. Not hand stretched, instead it was pressed and the crust lacked any good chew or depth of flavor. However, I love pizza, qualify pizza, and sometimes, some not so qualify pizza because pizza is pizza and pizza is life. I like blaze pizza. It's not Pasquale's in South county or Pizza Marvin, but it hits the spot. The meat and toppings could have been more flavorful. They had a whole slew of hot sauces to pick from though, so I went with the Melinda Peri Peri garlic sauce and it kicked up the flavor. Overall, points for creativity. I liked it, it has novelty, I probably wouldn't go out of my way to get it again but if I was ever going for another bike ride with a small group i would entertain it for sure. All in all, for $14ish I was not disappointed. You do get your fill.

Great food, great people. Birria taco and the birria ramen are great. Cabeza is awesome, my…read morefavorite is the Al pastor. Always tender and flavorful. Great spot.

This place lives up to the hype - the corn tortillas are tasty and a bit fluffy, but structured…read moreenough to hold up to all the taco toppings and not fall apart. A lot of places double up on the tortillas for this reason, but no need here. We ordered the birria, carnitas, and cabeza tacos, chicken sopes, beans, rice, sweet plantains, sweet rice pudding and horchata. Standouts were the carnitas and cabeza for me - very delicious in their simplicity, the meat is seasoned and cooked to perfection. Birria was also very good but overhyped IMO (novelty factor). The chicken sopes were way bigger than expected, could easily be a meal on its own and the masa tart was pretty good. Our table liked the green sauce to add zip to the food. It was very sunny when we went, so it was blinding and hot to be sitting inside, hope they install a shade at some point. They seem to only serve in takeout containers, so eating at a table requires getting a bit creative for a "plate" etc. There's a small lot behind the building and street parking is pretty easy. I will definitely be returning to try the lengua and more things next time!