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Maryland, United States Food Guide: 3 Mexican food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in New Market
Find out what Mexican restaurants to try in New Market. New Market is a town in Frederick County, Maryland, United States. The population was 656 at the 2010 census. The town bills itself as the "Antiques capital of Maryland".
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1. Cafe Bueno
Overall Ratings
4 based on 123 reviews
Cafe Bueno is located at the intersection of East and 5th Streets. We are located in the same center as 7-11, about 3 blocks north of Shab Row. There is plenty of free parking in our large front lot.Cafe Bueno serves authentic Mexican food, and yes, we ar
Reviewed By MDTJ
Ordered to go Huevos Rancheros. I have been here multiple times in the past because it is just plain awesome. The authenticity and simplicity of the food is reminiscent of my previous visit to Mexico. You cannot go wrong with anything you order here. It will be fantastic whatever it is. The staff is warm and friendly & you canât beat the prices! Huevos Rancheros was only about $8. For the portion, I was very satisfied. I will keep on returning here and I will continue to recommend it highly. One note: everyone and their dog know that this place is great now so expect it to be super busy. I try to go right when they open around 11 am or so or call ahead and get pick-up/to go. Super big thumbs up for this joint!
2. Mariachi Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 115 reviews
Reviewed By Smokeynav
A group of four of us and there were seven margaritas on the bill...but the food was outstanding...we began with Ceviche Pescado, large servings and as tasty as it should always be...Mussels Al Gergribe, Masitas de Puerto, Tamales Pollo, oh, and did I mention margaritas? Chips and house salsa!
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3. Cacique
Overall Ratings
4 based on 216 reviews
Reviewed By 197stevee
Cacique is your average mexican restaurant. We happened to go during not prime hours (mid afternoon) so it wasn't super busy. That was nice. Our waiter seemed distracted and a bit nonchalant. He was friendly but he also didn't seem to care about service, but he might have been new. It took quite awhile to get him to come around when we needed him.The food was decent. I had the taco bowl salad, which reminded me of the taco salad I would eat in a school cafeteria. So not hard to make, hard to mess up and there wasn't really anything special about it. The chips were good and we enjoyed the atmosphere.All in all I would probably go to the restaurant again after trying more local mexican restaurants, but try something different on the menu. It really seemed like an "average" mexican restaurant that didn't have any major draws to it. Safe travels!
