Taqueria Mexico

Wonderful service, amazingly good and authentic food, beautiful atmosphere, this restaurant lived up to every excellent review it received!

Most wonderful and authentic Mexican restaurant in the area! Family-​owned and very friendly, great service.

The food and service here is outstanding, and the price is very reasonable.
Waiter very friendly, food very fresh and don’t forget to try their fresh fruit milk shake

As good as it gets when it comes to Mexican food in MA. Be sure to try one of their Michelada’s!

We’ve been fans of their Waltham location for years and couldn’t be happier with their new Framingham location. Amazing authentic Mexican food and entertainment on weekends.
The chile relleno is the best I’ve had across the country and is the perfect third component to the El Presidente plate.

Really good food at very reasonable prices. And a great place to bring the kids (at kid-​friendly hours).

WARNING! These people overcharged us by «accident» and then proceeded to be extremely defensive over the mistake they made.
Made ZERO attempt to keep our business other than refunding us the difference between what the meal cost and what I was charged.
Thank God my fiancée questioned the total of the bill because I thought I could trust them to charge me with accuracy.
Good luck if you decide to eat here. I will find other another restaurant.

I had an unexpected amazing great experience having top-​notch tacos, fresh made chips and salsa, a corona and a tequila shot. Fun people and a full bar with functions by request. The best part… a family-​friendly dining room away from the bar!
Seemed to be the all around cool place!

Unsanitary: My friend found a small cockroach in her water (not the kind that sings La Cucaracha, unfortunately). Way to quench your thirst… (See the picture.)
Although the staff was nice and polite, finding bugs in your food shows the place may not be sanitary. We told the staff, who replied with a simple «sorry» and nothing more. We still paid for our food, and nothing was done for the inconvenience. (At least they didn’t charge us for the small critter appetizer – yes, the cockroach.)
I’ll never be the same next time I listen to La Cucaracha…

I have been going to the Waltham location for years. Framingham is slightly more convenient since I am always at the Natick mall. This is the best Mexican food you will find locally. The chips and salsa (FREE!) are outstanding. We always get chicken tacos, and chicken enchiladas… both outstanding. The rice and refried beans are excellent as well. The quality of food is high and prices are low… just don’t go expecting a fancy atmosphere and you will not be disappointed. Oh did I mention that the restaurants are owned by one family and the gentleman running the Framingham place is super nice and accommodating. You’re gonna like the way it tastes…“I guarantee it”!

Pretty good Mexican food to be this far from Mexico or Tejas for that matter. Chicken tacos, enchiladas with chocolate mole. Yes.

So happy my favorite authentic Mexican restaurant in Waltham opened in Framingham center. Friendly staff and yummy food. The smooth (not chunky) salsa that comes with the excellent homemade chips is HOT. Love the chilles rellenos, horchata, barbacoa, anything with mole and tres leches cake. Welcome to the downtown Renaissance. Shop local!

The chips and salsa are amazing. The owner and staff are extremely friendly and polite. They are open until 10pm, so it’s an easy stop off the commuter rail if even for a margarita. Highly recommended.

My wife and I discovered Taqueria when they were located on Rt9. Been there several times as the food was great and reasonably priced. Then one day we drove passed to see the place no longer there. We were bummed until we realized they had re-​located to downtown Framingham! The food has always been very good with no «side effects» to speak of, thankfully. You can tell it’s a family run business with passion in the employees (wait staff). You never get the «going through the motions» treatment. We enjoy eating there and will continue to do so. So on a Saturday night at 7pm consider this place instead of carrying around a flashing disk for sub-​par food.

I’ve been searching for a really great tex-​mex place since I moved to Boston 10 years ago. I think I’ve finally found it.

Worth your time to check it out.
Authentic mexican food is very good and the team was very helpful with menu choices.
Cant go wrong with tacos and the el presidente.

I’ll just add to the other here. I like the new location much easier than going on Route 9 and the same awesome friendly service. I frequented the Waltham location when I lived there and now I’ma regular here!

Really enjoyed the tacos! 2 beef and 2 tongue. The tongue was so good I couldn’t even tell the difference between the carne asada and the tongue! Lots of traditional Mexican drink options non-​alcoholic and alcoholic. Everyone at the table loved their food. The chips come with 2 different salsa and both are delicious. Dessert was yummy too only a few options but we tried 2 of the 3 and they were fantastic. This is definitely going to become a frequented spot! Very authentic and super yummy!

I started frequenting the Waltham location about 10 years ago, and have continued to make a regular visit there at least once a month.
I recently just moved to Framingham, and found this other location from a random Unilocal search, not expecting it to be the same place. But it was. YAY!
My fiancé and I visited this location which is much bigger and «prettier» than the original in Waltham, but the quality of food remains the same if not better. The guy that I used to see in Waltham now works here and greeted us, recognized me, shook my hand, and I introduced him to my new fiancé. (important little detail)
I got my usual — a chicken burrito with a side of salsa verde and my fiancé got the same. We started our meal off as always with chips and two different salsas which taste incredible! The chicken is flavored very well, and one of the salsas is nice and hot. The salsa verde is great addition to the burrito.
The burritos have definitely gotten bigger in size but still taste just as good as always. We stuffed our faces while smiling from the satisfaction of the hot tasty burrito on a cold day. Our experience became amazing when the guy that greeted us brought over a flan for my fiancé and I and said «congratulations amigos».
They clearly go above and beyond to satisfy their customers in terms of food and service.

This place is beyond awful. The food is disgusting and the ambience is something a prison might be embarrassed by. People are friendly at least.

Simply Stated: I love this place.
I have been going to the Waltham location for 15+ years and was so excited when they opened around the corner from my house in Framingham.
I have been there 3 times now with different groups of people and everyone has thoroughly enjoyed their experiences. The free chips and salsa are always amazing but the meals and drinks were right up there as well. We have tried options from all over the menu and everything has been fantastic.
The place is huge and the service has been great. They are extremely friendly and overall the ambiance is perfect for this restaurant. A friend of mine just did a really cool mural there and they now have music on Thursdays and some weekend nights as well.
Do yourself a favor and make your way over to Tacqueria Mexico in Framingham!

In a move that bodes well for downtown Framingham’s emerging dining district, Taqueria Mexico recently relocated from Route 9 to a large and bright space next to the town common and near the commuter rail station. They in fact enlarged the existing space from previous restaurants into the next storefront, built a bar, livened up the color scheme with brightly-​painted walls, and added numerous Mexican cultural artifacts as décor.
A weekday lunch time found the place nearly empty with only one other table occupied and a trio of landscapers downing beers and eating at the bar. The host and waitress were warm and welcoming and spoke fine English.
A basket of tortilla chips accompanied by two salsas was promptly brought to the table. The smooth red salsa was tantalizing and only mildly spicy, with a hint of smoke from what I surmise are fire-​roasted chili peppers. The chunky salsa was a bit hotter, with a nice spikey burst of cilantro.
Intrigued by the «Agua Frescas» drink offerings, I had a horchata ($ 1.95), a silky, cream-​colored beverage made from rice that was a bit reminiscent of soy milk.
I ordered a burrito ($ 6.50) that was as big as the plate it came on, with pastor, pork in chili sauce, that added a delectable, moist richness to the meat with only moderate spiciness. The other fillings of rice, cheese, sour cream, lettuce and tomatoes made for a hearty meal in that large tortilla wrap. Quite a deal for lunch for less than $ 10 total.
Mexican pop music played on the restaurant’s sound system, and when I noted the enlarged space, divided into two rooms, to the waitress, she mentioned that it is very crowded on the weekends, particularly later at night when they have karaōke on Fridays and a DJ on Saturdays.
The menu is large and holds promise for some interesting dining choices on future visits, including chicken mole, always a bellwether for me for a Mexican restaurant, as well as a seafood soup (available on weekends only), tongue tacos, lamb burritos, and a trio of the usual dessert suspects — flan, tres leches, and rice pudding. They also have a wine and beer license with brews tilting mostly south of the border, including Dos Equis, Tecate, and Negra Modelo (my personal favorite with mole dishes).
Forget those bland, corporatized Mexican food chains. Come to downtown Framingham for some authentic and tasty Mexican food at reasonable prices. I’ll be coming back to Taqueria Mexico for sure.