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Caribbean Food Guide: 4 Mexican food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Isabela
Discover Restaurants offering the best Mexican food in Isabela, Caribbean including Tuluum Restaurante & Tequila Bar, Taqueria La Reina, La Chancleta de Maiz, Las Mananitas Mexican Restaurant
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1. Tuluum Restaurante & Tequila Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By NRodriguez13
Have been here twice. Food is good, ambiance is relaxed. Now, the flan de cajeta is excellent. Highly recommend stopping for it.
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2. Taqueria La Reina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By Willie S
One of the place to catch a bit on a Monday. Most places are closed. This is a good option. It is as Mexican as it can get.Thank you for visiting us and your review is greatly appreciated. La Reina
3. La Chancleta de Maiz
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
Mexican food truck on Isabela. comida mexicana ajustada al paladar 100% Boricua. con recetas exclusivas.
Reviewed By alza007
The place is really nice, in good shape. The prices are good ,not higher. The place have a lots of TACOS, BURRITOS combinations for yours preference. If you need something quickly and with good taste this is the place. The staffing are good and with good attitude. I recommend this place.
4. Las Mananitas Mexican Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Dining on a budget, lunch specials, weekday dinner specials, homemade desserts, family friendly environment, out door seating, takeout, large groups with or without reservations. We accept VISA, MASTER CARD and DEBIT. For business hours please call.
Reviewed By Sra Y
Still on my quest to find good Mexican food in PR. The server was very friendly and the atmosphere was nice (AC, art, music by mexican artists).Ordered lunch specials: chicken flautas for me and chicken burrito for SO. Bland, but filling. Refried beans tasted as if they came straight from a can. Rice similar to Rice-o-Roni. Salsa not spicy at all, more like tomato paste. We ordered margaritas, even though the server said they were premixed. Also bland. Ordered dessert, cajeta, since it was their specialty. Not authentic, delicious. It was a fried tortillas topped with a mountain of vanilla ice cream, drizzled with cajeta (caramel) and dusted with shredded coconut. All that for a whopping $40.Bottom line: if you're used to eating real Mexican food, don't bother.Thank you for your comments. I am sorry that we did not meet your expectations, 95% of our customers are native Islanders and prefer our way of preparing Mexican food, we have tried spicy and other authentic Mexican plates and received negative customer response. The house margaritas are premixed but you can also order margaritas with a variety of tequilas. I don't know if you were offered the option.
