Nestled in the heart of bustling Princeton, this restaurant is truly a hidden gem. We visited with a student group of 18 from BCC after our tour of Princeton University, and the experience exceeded our expectations. The food was fresh and flavorful, and the service was warm and hospitable. Despite our large group, the staff was attentive and accommodating. Their friendly demeanor and efficiency added to the overall experience, making us feel welcomed from start to finish.
If you're looking for a spot with great food, excellent service, and a welcoming atmosphere—all at a fair price—this restaurant is a must-visit in Princeton!
Sosh Bacardi
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January 28, 2025
This is crazy! I got a burrito for $13 and a pinch of sour cream and salsa on the side . The burrito just had rice and chicken in it and it was so bland. The salsa taste like water. And they put the lettuce, tomatoes and cheese in the box on the side of the burrito not inside of it. A waste of my time and money!!!!!!!!! Do better. Season ya food!!!!!
Deepak Manchanda
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June 23, 2024
Very decent quality of food! Friendly staff! It is an excellent hidden place at the back of Main Street—a good place to relax and dine.
Paul Allen
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August 30, 2024
We recently dined at Taste of Mexico and tried the chicken fajitas. The chicken was well seasoned and flavorful, and the rice and beans were a great addition to the overall meal. However, I found the portion of chicken to be small, which was a bit underwhelming. Additionally, the vegetables, which are meant to be a side, ended up taking over the plate. While the overall taste was good, a better balance between the chicken and vegetables would have made this a more enjoyable meal. In addition to the chicken fajitas, we ordered the carne enchiladas, which were served along a bed of rice, beans, and a simple green salad. The grilled pork in the enchiladas was marinated well and juicy. The carne complimented the sautéed tomatoes, onions, and jalepeños tenderly filled inside the enchiladas. The carne enchiladas was a well-sized dish and was quite delectable. Now onto the star of the meal... The Tres Leches Cake. The sponge-like cake, soaked in the sweetened condensed milk, evaporated milk, and cream, was a symphony of richness and delight to our taste buds. Despite the prevalence of milk, the dish never felt heavy and continued to be light and luscious till the very last bite.
chirag savla
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August 27, 2018
Authentic mexican food. Nice place and not heavy on your pocket though its located in princeton. Excellent vegetarian friendly food. All the items we ordered were well stuffed with all veggies and not only cheese.
Nestled in the heart of bustling Princeton, this restaurant is truly a hidden gem. We visited with a student group of 18 from BCC after our tour of Princeton University, and the experience exceeded our expectations. The food was fresh and flavorful, and the service was warm and hospitable. Despite our large group, the staff was attentive and accommodating. Their friendly demeanor and efficiency added to the overall experience, making us feel welcomed from start to finish. If you're looking for a spot with great food, excellent service, and a welcoming atmosphere—all at a fair price—this restaurant is a must-visit in Princeton!
This is crazy! I got a burrito for $13 and a pinch of sour cream and salsa on the side . The burrito just had rice and chicken in it and it was so bland. The salsa taste like water. And they put the lettuce, tomatoes and cheese in the box on the side of the burrito not inside of it. A waste of my time and money!!!!!!!!! Do better. Season ya food!!!!!
Very decent quality of food! Friendly staff! It is an excellent hidden place at the back of Main Street—a good place to relax and dine.
We recently dined at Taste of Mexico and tried the chicken fajitas. The chicken was well seasoned and flavorful, and the rice and beans were a great addition to the overall meal. However, I found the portion of chicken to be small, which was a bit underwhelming. Additionally, the vegetables, which are meant to be a side, ended up taking over the plate. While the overall taste was good, a better balance between the chicken and vegetables would have made this a more enjoyable meal. In addition to the chicken fajitas, we ordered the carne enchiladas, which were served along a bed of rice, beans, and a simple green salad. The grilled pork in the enchiladas was marinated well and juicy. The carne complimented the sautéed tomatoes, onions, and jalepeños tenderly filled inside the enchiladas. The carne enchiladas was a well-sized dish and was quite delectable. Now onto the star of the meal... The Tres Leches Cake. The sponge-like cake, soaked in the sweetened condensed milk, evaporated milk, and cream, was a symphony of richness and delight to our taste buds. Despite the prevalence of milk, the dish never felt heavy and continued to be light and luscious till the very last bite.
Authentic mexican food. Nice place and not heavy on your pocket though its located in princeton. Excellent vegetarian friendly food. All the items we ordered were well stuffed with all veggies and not only cheese.