Location: Arlington
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Find out what Latin restaurants to try in Arlington. Arlington is a town in Middlesex County, Massachusetts, United States, six miles (10 km) northwest of Boston. The population was 42,844 at the 2010 census.
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1. La Victoria Taqueria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
La Victoria is a celebration of Mexican Street Food. We are pleased to bring you the flavors of Mexico, combining top quality local ingredients with family recipes and a passion for food. Take out/Dine In/Catering Downtown Beverly Arlington Center
Reviewed By 88patrick
This is my go-to place for a quick, tasty, economical and pretty healthy lunch in Arlington Center. I always order the enchiladas with green sauce. If you want to cut calories, you can order them without cheese and sour cream.The enchiladas are always tasty, as is the Mexican rice that comes with them. In the past, I think they over-salted this dish, but now theyâre fine.The place is small and informal. There is limited seating, so get there before the local high school kids get out of school!
2. Tango Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 170 reviews
Reviewed By C2428SBbenjaminl
Date night. Looking for a place to get dinner before a night of dancing. The dance was in Arlington Massachusetts. Checked out TripAdvisor and discovered Tango Restaurant. Nice extensive menu. Nice atmosphere. Reservations a must. Raphael our Service was great, friendly and attentive. Ordered the Empanadas, one beef and one chicken and the Grilled veal sweetbreads for appetizers. For entrees, we ordered the grilled salmon and lamchops rare. All our ordered were cooked perfectly and delicious. Canât wait to return to Tango Restaurant to try the other menu items.
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3. The Painted Burro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 191 reviews
The Painted Burro features an exciting seasonal menu that highlights the diverse cuisines of Latin America. From our wonderfully flavored moles to our selection of grilled meats and fish to our extensive list of over 100 craft tequilas the goal at The Pai
Reviewed By extrapagespassport
This is an attractive restaurant with a professional and charming waitstaff. There is a good selection of craft and imported beers. Those are the highlights. The food unfortunately massively disappoints. From the overly sweet and insipid pico de gallo served with chips, to fish tacos that not only lack any flavor but seem like deep-fried fish sticks to tough, flavorless meat, our meal was lackluster. What tipped it to truly awful were the margaritas, which are weak, liquid candy and an appetizer that was some sort of pancake and a soggy mess, that would be better (though still terrible) at IHOP. Itâs hard to see how this place thrives: there are far better Mexican restaurants in Cambridge/Somerville and this is a local population who appreciates well prepared, authentic foods.
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4. Felipe's Taqueria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 200 reviews
Reviewed By MissQTravels
We stopped by here occasionally when in Harvard Square. Itâs a nice chill dine in or take out Mexican restaurant with limited basic choices. Ordered the two (decent)soft tacos for $4.50 and like every time in the past when you get to the register the cost is much higher.. so basically if you get anything on it that it doesnât come with you pay extra ... i.e. guacamole $1extra really!
5. Tu Y Yo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 111 reviews
Reviewed By Vivi3399
A cozy, intimate place that felt like you stepped back in time. The counter flanked by old black & white photos reminiscent of Old Mexico. This isn't where you'll find combination plates or the more commonplace Mexican fare. It's far more interesting than that. Think stuffed plantains, hors d'oeuvres stuffed with grasshoppers, rich mole & specialty dishes served beautifully. The guacamole was exceptional as well. There was 6 of us & we were seated immediately at 730 pm, but the place was full before we left. Between all of us we enjoyed tilapia tacos, chile rellenos, carnitas & simmered angus beef in a rich poblano red sauce. It was all delicious with good portions. We topped off our meal with churros with a decandent caramel sauce for dipping. They serve beer & wine libations. With those added our bill was about $40 per person however we ordered 4 appetizer plates, full meals, adult beverages & two dessert plates to share. I wish I'd captured pictures but I've gotten to where I leave my phone at home when gathering with friends & family! Enjoy!
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