Ask for the tacos to be double wrapped so the don't fall apart. Normally it's standard for corn tortillas.
Amazing burritos. Get them with hot sauce and crema (sour cream) to make it even more savory
This is the kind of big, big-flavored, low-priced food that makes El Pelon a natural in this college neighborhood. Victory is theirs, and ours. Read more.
Try the fish tacos - Crispy hake, soft corn tortilla, whipped cilantro
Dan Dan are the best cold peanut noodles in Boston. Pork buns and ribs are incredible. Opt for a spicy cocktail or the pork slap beer. My favorite place for snacky dim sum goodness.
Go here. Eat everything.
I like this buffet, delicious food. I recommend it.
Honestly, don't know why I don't come here every day/night. Service is amazing, food is phenomenal, and drinks are perfect.
Lunch specials are only $6 with drink included!! Good food and good place
The peppercorn encrusted tuna tartar with "forbidden rice"? To die for. DITM
It's a tough call. If you stay inside, you'll be cozy in the main dining room, where handsome waiters (we didn't spy a single waitress) shuttle trays of cocktails and light fixtures turn rainbow color Read more.
Best bloody mary I've ever had - and that includes every type. Great brunch and not too crowded!
Loco Taqueria prepares this popular Mexican dip in a variety of ways — with bacon, with smoked fish or with charred pineapple — as well as the traditional way, with crispy tortilla chips. Read more.
The Little Devil is a spicy twist on the margarita, and very popular here. Order one with chips and guacamole to start your night.
Went here for brunch and everything was so good, especially the carne asada & baja fried fish tacos. Definitely coming back on a monday for their $1 oysters and street corn.
Love the atmosphere of the dining room. It's cozy yet modern. Can also get good eats in the bar.
The pancakes are phenomenal. Best I've ever had!!!
Sunday trivia is a must
start your meal with cornbread and finish your meal with some cornbread. It’s warm, buttery magic in a skillet.
Fried chicken is the real deal. Careful if you wear plaid... you might end up clearing a table.
Seriously, get the mac & cheese
Gaucomole is a must. Family run restaurant hidden in East Boston.. Nothing but love <3
Angela's is often cited by local diehards as Boston's best Mexican. Get the mole. [Eater 38 Member]
Beat Mexican food in Boston!
Cozy location with an open front to the street makes it the perfect nighttime dinner spot. You can't go wrong ordering any entree (the burger is immense and comes with fries AND onion rings).
Get an omelette with bacon; the crispness will blow your mind!
Lovely service. Hubby enjoyed his fried chicken sandwich and I liked the bean burger. Cute spot in a cosy neighbourhood.
Skip the carts (though delicious) and hit the actual store...way more options on the menu and SUPER delicious. Best quick Mexican lunch downtown.
the Pescado Burrito is excellent
Fish burritos are a must try.
Really really great hot sauce upon request. In the summer, there’s a little patio, perfect for enjoying tacos. Haven’t had a bad thing here.
Order creations like the pineapple pork loin tacos at El Centro, a colorful joint that brings some much-needed authentic Mexican to a city sick of bland burritos, looking for a cure. Read more.
Some favorites from our review: the carne asada taco, the shrimp ceviche, and the chimichanga with chicken. El Centro is pricey for a student on a budget, but dishes out authentic Mexican cuisine. Read more.
Everything is great. This is no Tex-Mex place, they serve authentic Mexican dishes here in a cozy, comfortable atmosphere.
Hard tacos could definitely use some work, overcooked shells and beef. Rest of the food was decent enough though.
Ask for a side of the habanero hot sauce, then mix it into your salsa and everything else. So hot, so delicious.
Nice place, even in the winter. Pretty good steak but overshadowed by even better truffle fries. Also started with some of the best oysters I've ever eaten.
Overpriced but delicious cocktails. Good selection of beers.
Try the Deviled Eggs topped with caviar…a real treat!
Equal parts retro-industrial décor and Southern-comfort flair. Dishes are modern twists on our favorite bar classics and are all locally-sourced. Mac 'n' cheese fritters? Addicting.
The folks at Local 149 serve up some serious brunch comfort food: chicken and waffles with warm maple syrup, nutmeg butter, and apricot jam. If that’s not exactly up your alley, try the French toast. Read more.
Southie has its own version of the British gastropub with the opening of Local 149. A massive bar anchors the room, while banquettes and cafe tables make it comfortable for families. Read more.
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