Great food for a decent price. I got the pernil sandwhich with fries. The sandwhich is enormous…read more Everything down to the bread is made in house. Comes with lettuce tomato onion. Pernil made fresh daily. 14$ with the ginger ale. Also, the owners were very friendly. Will be back.

I was in Worcester for a meeting , I googled Puerto Rican food and Brisas came up with a rating of…read morealmost 5 stars. Location , not the safest as there were a group of ...people with nips and wine bottles asking for money. Anyway, let's get to the food , take a look at my pictures , this food held up fantastic on the 1 1/2 hr drive home. The mofongo was soft and paired perfectly with the chicken , sauce and peppers. The arroz was flavorful and the pernil was tasty as well. I would've loved bigger pieces instead of the smaller but that's ok !! The Colombian style empanadas were packed with filling and were delicious. This mom and pop restaurant with the vintage menus gets an B+ in my book. Mucho gracias.

Huge portions, let's start with that. Easily two meals for one. I don't know if we lucked out…read morefor being after lunch rush, but it was heaped in. They ARE open Sunday, contrary to some of the earlier reviews. Cash only. It was pretty hot in there, but food is nicely packed for take-away. They have a fridge of unique Jamaican sodas. The jerk chicken was excellent. They said it was spicy, but nah, like a '4' on the universal 1-10 Thai spice level. You'll be fine. Curry fried chicken was excellent. Come hungry.

Stopped here on my way to Maine and found some legit homestyle Jamaican food! Got greeted with…read moreawesome service and the eats were just as good. Can't wait to swing by again next time I'm traveling through. Highly recommended - thank you!

This Kenyan food place near the west boylston line has a clean small friendly dining room…read more I Enjoyed my goat stew w/chapati and will bring my family back soon to explore the rest of the menu. There is a sink for hand washing. I think it's customary to wash your hands before and after eating, becUsd like Ethiopian food, it's common to eat with your hands.

Great food! Chef/owner(?) came and explained everything to us. Went for lunch and seemed it was…read moremostly people getting takeout orders, casual place. The taste is reason enough to go

First time trying Edenish--and definitely won't be the last…read more Thanks to the sampling they offered out in front of their store within Worcester Market, they had a variety of selections to try. Spicy chicken they offered sold me. The food did the talking. I did not hesitate to go in and order a good bowl. Ordered spicy chicken Buddha bowl and it was so tasty. If you like spicy curry, this is the bowl to try. Chicken was moist and the flavors were all sorts of wizardry tasting. Bursts of flavor. Bowl consist of mixt greens, basmati rice, spicy chicken, corn, bell Peppers, onion, sour cream, parmesan. They have some other items on menu that also seem appealing--something on the healthier side if that's what you're looking for. Vibe in the restaurant was really chill. Tough to tell you're in the market itself. Also have coffee offerings. Bowl was a bit pricey but sadly... what food isn't these days? Parking is a bit tough since it's street parking or parking lot. Enjoy folks

My friend and I were wandering around Worcester and I was thirsty and said hey! Let's try here! She…read moregot a hot coffee that she said was awesome and I got an iced peach latte that basically tasted like liquid peach oatmeal and I was a huge fan of it. Very unique flavors and very yummy spot in this food hall.

Had a very nice breakfast here next to George Street, where Major Taylor and many cyclists before…read moreand after him have ridden up this very steep hill. Staff was friendly and helpful and I loved the big omelette I had. The side of fruit was generous, and I loved that they had fresh brewed iced tea, and that when I asked for a large, that is actually what I got. So many places give you something not much larger than a Dixie cup and have the nerve to call it large, but not here. I appreciate being dealt with honestly. Some construction going on in front when I visited, so had to enter through a side door. Food came out quickly. No complaints.

The service ordering was spectacular she was so sweet! You…read moreorder and they bring it to you Daughter stated her food was delicious for freshness & taste! Coffee was excellent and smoothie

Outside the place looks a little shoddy. I wasn't even sure if it was opened as I couldn't see any…read morelights on. But because of the reviews I had to at least check the door. Bam! It pushed right in. It was opened. The place is quaint. There were quite a few ppl there waiting to order which made me feel good about it. I ordered the small ox tails. I went to the bathroom while I waited for food to prepare. FYI, the lock doesn't work, so you either have to have someone watch from the outside or hold the door while doing your thing in the inside. J/S ‍ Anyway, food was ready. I added hot sauce because I love it super spicy. After the first bite I fell in love!! I really wanted the curry chicken, but all the reviews said I should try the ox tails. And I can rest assure (and assure you as well) that it was a hit! It seriously ignited my taste buds. Mmm mmm mmm. You will absolutely love it! And the hot sauce was not too vinegar as some hot sauces. It was the perfect complement to the food. I wish I added more but I wanted to try it first since I wasn't eating there at the restaurant. All in all - food was delicious. Bathroom was relatively clean. And serving conditions looked well behind the counters. Remember it's CASH ONLY and it only cost $11 for a small. And that was more than satisfying. I didn't want to stop so I stuffed my belly. I even chewed the bones it was so good. ‍

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Rating: 4.5 Came to…read morestopped by this local family owned Ethiopian restaurant for lunch on the way to Vermont. Street parking available around the area. It's a small restaurant with just few seatings and a counter. Inside was pretty empty. Looked authentic as everyone in there were African people and seemed to be speaking African language. We sat down and looked at the menu. Menu is small but offer authentic Ethiopian dishes. I ended up getting some samosas to start, spicy lentil, mixed veggie and beef. Had chai tea. Chai tea was nice and hot, chai flavor with subtle sweetness and creaminess. The samosas were fresh, steaming, crispy, and hot on the inside. Came with a dipping sauce the has bit of acidity. All the types were good but beef was my favorite. We got Ethiopian platter with meat. It came with large anjero which is a spongy fermented flat bread which feels and look like a pancake. It came with 5 different dishes on top which consisted of lentil mix, beef and vegetables, cauliflower and eggplant, chicken and veggie, and collard greens and vegetables. You scoop up the dish with anjero and eat them together. I've never had this kind of dish but it was very interesting and tasty. It had lots of vegetables and was large portion so even sharing with another person, I feel like i got really full and got my vegetables for the day. Everything was spiced and flavored well and reminded of authentic home cooking. Even though that taste of the food wasn't mind blowing it was hearty, soulful and healthy food that leave you feel satisfied. The service was excellent. The server which i think is the owner was very nice and helpful. Being relatively new to Ethiopian cuisine he was able help us navigate what to expect and order and answer any questions. He was very friendly and almost felt like a fatherly figure. Overall this place is definitely a hidden gem. If you want to try authentic Ethiopian soul food. I highly recommend visiting. Food and service were excellent. I enjoyed the experience and i was glad that i was able to try new type of food i've never tried before. These kind of family owned local restaurant are what i like to and want others to support.

I had only been to one Ethiopian restaurant before and enjoyed the food there, so I was eager to…read moretry this restaurant. The man working there was friendly and welcoming and we got an Ethiopian anjero platter with three vegetable stews, beef, and chicken. Everything was delicious and tasted healthy and fresh. I think I preferred both meat stews and the mixed vegetable stew over the lentils and eggplant stews, but everything was great. I'm going to have to clarify this next time maybe, but the stews came atop a large anjero that tasted a bit more sour than the smaller ones that came on the side. We remember the bread from the other Ethiopian place we've tried in the past to be more sour than both of the ones we had here. I looked it up and it seems there's a difference between the Ethiopian anjero (larger and more fermented/sour) and the Somali one. I like both, but it was just interesting to learn.

Very good food and environment. Service is good too. The…read morelunch combo is a great deal.

Awesome sandwich! Fresh avocado and perfectly packaged! This is my second order, it is consistently…read moregreat!