Location: Middletown
Top Restaurants in Middletown
Top Things to do in Middletown
Top 4 Mexican food in Middletown, Rhode Island, United States
Reviews on Mexican food in Middletown, Rhode Island, United States. Middletown, Rhode Island, is home to miles of wide sandy beaches, thousands of acres of unspoiled nature preserves, historic attractions, outdoor recreation and many restaurants. Bordering the popular resort city of Newport, this diverse coastal community is where you’ll find the Norman Bird Sanctuary, which encompasses more than 325 acres of diverse habitats and seven miles of marked trails, as well as the Sachuest Point National Wildlife Refuge, which offers a 2.5-mile trail with panoramic ocean views.
Things to do in Middletown
1. Perro Salado
Overall Ratings
4 based on 349 reviews
Reviewed By SandyB181818
Perro Salado hands down has the best and freshest Mexican around! Try the chicken tinga.. yum. And their margaritas are full of fresh ingredients that just add to the meal. Located In a funky old house, indoor and outdoor seating. Cute bar if just in for a drink! Never disappoints!
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2. Diego's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 638 reviews
Diegos is a casual Mexican Restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating. Open year round for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Family owned restaurant that sits on Bowens Wharf next to shopping and hotels. Reservations and walk ins always welcome!
Reviewed By ChrisOBB
The restaurant was crowded so we could not change our table. We liked the feel of the restaurant. The food and server were good but nothing really made for an outstanding experience. The bad part as stated in the title is the table. We were on the 2nd floor. I wish I would have taken a pic but the booth right at the end against the wall was where we sat. The bad, there was a wooden box/garbage so close to the table where the wait staff cleans the plates from everyone's table. Who thinks that is a good idea. I suggest a change.
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3. Tito's Cantina
Overall Ratings
3 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By MICHAEL C
Although there are many restaurants near the Hampton hotel we didn't want a chain so chose this Mexican. Food tasty but drinks menu had no prices which resulted in $28 for sangria!!! Waitresses attentive but none smiled which is unusual for America
4. Diego's Bodega
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By ccs747
Late on a Friday-afternoon, my wife & I decided to eat early... sitting 'downstairs', as the 'upstairs' hadn't yet opened. We chose a 'booth', but moved to a 'table'... that being 'less uncomfortable' (+ more spacious). Also, the "heavy-metal" music (for us) was an 'annoyance'... which gave thought to 'going elsewhere'. However, we were hungry, so decided to eat there. In short... while the Margarita was excellent (though pricey), & the burritos OK (nothing special)... we also ordered a "Chips & Salsa" side @$4- (which was 'surprisingly-meager'). And when we asked for 'more Salsa', we were brought a VERY-small plastic-container (maybe '2-in W' by '5/8-in H')... at a charge of "$2-" for the 'miserly-sized supplement' (on our $40+ bill). So I think it fair to say that when a "Mexican" eatery elects to 'charge extra' for "Chips & Salsa" (along with a meal & drinks), that's a "S-T-R-E-T-CH". But to 'then add a 2nd charge' for a mere 'token-sized' portion (of Salsa) "CROSSES-THE-LINE"... by adding "INSULT-TO-INJURY".
