Top 10 tacos al pastor I've ever had. Caught the server on an off night but the food for the entire table was top notch.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 3
Tommy Peck
Seems very authentic, food always tastes good. Service is plenty fast, super quiet in the winter.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Rena White
Food was great, but it took 55 minutes to get it in a Restaurant with only FOUR TABLES.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 3
Crash S.
Delicious traditional Mexican good. Everything was fabulous. Lots of vegetarian options for my daughters. We will definitely return.
Adam Kibbe
A Wednesday night in the winter, and on the early side, but we walked in and were the only customers -- there were half a dozen peeps at the bar by the time we left, but the place deserves MUCH more love! Decor is Mexi-touristy but fine (though some back-of-house sightline issues can mar the ambience). Friendly and attentive wait staff. The complimentary morito salsa w/ chips was unusual and tasty. Our huarache appetizer was on the bland side but reasonably authentic, and my chile relleno was truly great -- had some heat, and the right cheese filling (even some higher end Mexican restaurants regrettably punt for melty cheddar to cater to American expectations). My wife's chicken mole enchiladas were very good -- could have been zippier, but flavorful enough. And their tres leches cake for dessert was superb. My wife liked her pomegranate Margarita, and I quite enjoyed my "Mexican Cowboy" Old Fashioned followed by a pour of Rosaluna mezcal, neat. And all pretty reasonably priced, as well -- most definitely now on our list of places we like in Hyannis. No need to wait for a table at Añejo for their delicious but overwrought and not very "Mexican" Mexican fare -- they do have a wildly more impressive tequila & mezcal list, and if you like it loud and active then Añejo's more your speed, but Mi Pueblo nevertheless offers a very nice dining experience. They've new fans in us.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Naomi Kalliath
Best Mexican in town (after living here for 3 years). Truly delicious every time, authentic, and family owned. Enchiladas mole is my favorite. Also, their mojitos are perfect!Kid-friendliness: Their high chairs are really nice.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Alexa H.
I'd give this place 0 stars if I could. I asked for their skinny piña colada virgin, which is a typical virgin drink, and the waiter told me they couldn't do that because "they don't like to make it." To me, a waitress myself, this was completely unprofessional. It would be one thing if they were busy or didn't have the ingredients, but to not want to make it while we're the only table in the restaurant is unacceptable. If you're sober like me, I wouldn't recommend coming here because it doesn't seem like they want to accommodate those of us who don't drink but enjoy mocktails instead.
Catherine Christianson
Mi Pueblo is the place I've been searching for! As a girl from south TX, I get nostalgic for the food. I have been unable to find anything resembling what I knew growing up. But here, the tamales were absolutely delicious and brought me to another place and time. I imagined myself going to the little tamale shop down the street from my house in San Antonio. The chips were warm and tasted house made, and the salsa was incredible. It had a unique smokey flavor and just enough kick (I love spice so it's probably too spicy for most ppl here, but that's a good thing I think), also the guacamole was fresh and amazing. I came in the middle of the day so it was completely empty, but I was greeted by two friendly faces as well as an adorable family member and friend (two 4 year olds) who couldn't have been better company while I awaited my much anticipated lunch. To say Mi Pueblo made my day is an understatement. Mi Pueblo is the relationship I've been waiting for, and there's no going back! Searching far and wide but finally found you, it's a love story that I hope never ends!!! My life is changed for the better now. I'll be back for sure. ❤️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tamales, Guacamole
silva0003
Ordered a takeout. They said the wait time is 15 minutes. It turned out to be 30 minute wait for Asada Taco Plate and Tortilla Chicken Soup. The meat on the tacos was dry. The soup was super salty, I was only eat a couple spoonfuls before I had to throw it out. The person giving me the food did not apologize for the long wait time. Poor customer service.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
Tina W.
Terrible..... never open when they say they are.... sign on door says open but they never opened! Tried to call, not even somewhere yo leave a message. Bad business Ate there once before and the chips and salsa were awful. They had run out of corn chips so fried flour tortillas. They were chewy and stuck together and we were charged for them! Horrible
It appears this place benefited from the overflow of customers from an establishment down the block. The staff appeared short handed, but did a fine job. I couldn't decide what to have so I ordered the sampler platter as my entree. It had a good assortment of items and was just enough for me. The bar seemed a good place to stop for a drink.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Peter Sialtsis
Authentic family Mexican restaurant. Our server Moses was very kind and friendly and we enjoyed the conversation. Service was polite and fast enough but not rushed. The atmosphere is very relaxed and the food was incredible and authentic. Next time I’m in Cape Cod I’m definitely coming back for great Mexican food in a casual, relaxed atmosphere.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Carnitas Burrito, Fish, Rice and Beans, Tres Leches Cake, Chips and Salsa
Trishia Kooger
Excellent!!! Food is fabulous and service was wonderful. Great atmosphere.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Bruce Ishikawa
This is a nice place, staffed by friendly people. We sat outside where we could watch the evening action on Hyannis' Main Street. The beer was good, though they didn't have our first choice (Negra Modelo) on tap. Unfortunately, the food is sub-par. The enchiladas are light on chicken, the sauces taste like they came from a jar. While we don't expect to find excellent Mexican food anywhere in Massachusetts, there are many places that do a more credible job than Mi Pueblo. The quest continues...
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Bumbalina Rotella
Excellent, authentic food. The stuff is extremely kind and accommodating. Best Mexican food!!
Top 10 tacos al pastor I've ever had. Caught the server on an off night but the food for the entire table was top notch.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 3
Seems very authentic, food always tastes good. Service is plenty fast, super quiet in the winter.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Food was great, but it took 55 minutes to get it in a Restaurant with only FOUR TABLES.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 3
Delicious traditional Mexican good. Everything was fabulous. Lots of vegetarian options for my daughters. We will definitely return.
A Wednesday night in the winter, and on the early side, but we walked in and were the only customers -- there were half a dozen peeps at the bar by the time we left, but the place deserves MUCH more love! Decor is Mexi-touristy but fine (though some back-of-house sightline issues can mar the ambience). Friendly and attentive wait staff. The complimentary morito salsa w/ chips was unusual and tasty. Our huarache appetizer was on the bland side but reasonably authentic, and my chile relleno was truly great -- had some heat, and the right cheese filling (even some higher end Mexican restaurants regrettably punt for melty cheddar to cater to American expectations). My wife's chicken mole enchiladas were very good -- could have been zippier, but flavorful enough. And their tres leches cake for dessert was superb. My wife liked her pomegranate Margarita, and I quite enjoyed my "Mexican Cowboy" Old Fashioned followed by a pour of Rosaluna mezcal, neat. And all pretty reasonably priced, as well -- most definitely now on our list of places we like in Hyannis. No need to wait for a table at Añejo for their delicious but overwrought and not very "Mexican" Mexican fare -- they do have a wildly more impressive tequila & mezcal list, and if you like it loud and active then Añejo's more your speed, but Mi Pueblo nevertheless offers a very nice dining experience. They've new fans in us.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Best Mexican in town (after living here for 3 years). Truly delicious every time, authentic, and family owned. Enchiladas mole is my favorite. Also, their mojitos are perfect!Kid-friendliness: Their high chairs are really nice.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I'd give this place 0 stars if I could. I asked for their skinny piña colada virgin, which is a typical virgin drink, and the waiter told me they couldn't do that because "they don't like to make it." To me, a waitress myself, this was completely unprofessional. It would be one thing if they were busy or didn't have the ingredients, but to not want to make it while we're the only table in the restaurant is unacceptable. If you're sober like me, I wouldn't recommend coming here because it doesn't seem like they want to accommodate those of us who don't drink but enjoy mocktails instead.
Mi Pueblo is the place I've been searching for! As a girl from south TX, I get nostalgic for the food. I have been unable to find anything resembling what I knew growing up. But here, the tamales were absolutely delicious and brought me to another place and time. I imagined myself going to the little tamale shop down the street from my house in San Antonio. The chips were warm and tasted house made, and the salsa was incredible. It had a unique smokey flavor and just enough kick (I love spice so it's probably too spicy for most ppl here, but that's a good thing I think), also the guacamole was fresh and amazing. I came in the middle of the day so it was completely empty, but I was greeted by two friendly faces as well as an adorable family member and friend (two 4 year olds) who couldn't have been better company while I awaited my much anticipated lunch. To say Mi Pueblo made my day is an understatement. Mi Pueblo is the relationship I've been waiting for, and there's no going back! Searching far and wide but finally found you, it's a love story that I hope never ends!!! My life is changed for the better now. I'll be back for sure. ❤️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tamales, Guacamole
Ordered a takeout. They said the wait time is 15 minutes. It turned out to be 30 minute wait for Asada Taco Plate and Tortilla Chicken Soup. The meat on the tacos was dry. The soup was super salty, I was only eat a couple spoonfuls before I had to throw it out. The person giving me the food did not apologize for the long wait time. Poor customer service.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
Terrible..... never open when they say they are.... sign on door says open but they never opened! Tried to call, not even somewhere yo leave a message. Bad business Ate there once before and the chips and salsa were awful. They had run out of corn chips so fried flour tortillas. They were chewy and stuck together and we were charged for them! Horrible
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It appears this place benefited from the overflow of customers from an establishment down the block. The staff appeared short handed, but did a fine job. I couldn't decide what to have so I ordered the sampler platter as my entree. It had a good assortment of items and was just enough for me. The bar seemed a good place to stop for a drink.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
Authentic family Mexican restaurant. Our server Moses was very kind and friendly and we enjoyed the conversation. Service was polite and fast enough but not rushed. The atmosphere is very relaxed and the food was incredible and authentic. Next time I’m in Cape Cod I’m definitely coming back for great Mexican food in a casual, relaxed atmosphere.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Carnitas Burrito, Fish, Rice and Beans, Tres Leches Cake, Chips and Salsa
Excellent!!! Food is fabulous and service was wonderful. Great atmosphere.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This is a nice place, staffed by friendly people. We sat outside where we could watch the evening action on Hyannis' Main Street. The beer was good, though they didn't have our first choice (Negra Modelo) on tap. Unfortunately, the food is sub-par. The enchiladas are light on chicken, the sauces taste like they came from a jar. While we don't expect to find excellent Mexican food anywhere in Massachusetts, there are many places that do a more credible job than Mi Pueblo. The quest continues...
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Excellent, authentic food. The stuff is extremely kind and accommodating. Best Mexican food!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5