Mi Pueblito Orient Heights

Its good, but It's not Mexican food, it's Spanish (South American)food, big difference. The menu is written in Spanish. Mexican restaurants will have their menus in English. Bet the owner is not from Mexico.

We loved this place! Coming from California we had certain expectations for Latin cooking and this restaurant didn't disappoint even though it was quite different from what we experience in California. Authentic to the point of feeling as if we left the US for a mini Latin vacay. 100% recommend if you're looking for great food.

Food is delicious, I recommend their mushroom sauce. It's amazing

Staying overnight near Logan for a very early flight, and we were looking for a place to eat. I am super picky. I look for gluten and dairy free, but my husband has no restrictions. This can make it tricky.

It took some work, but we are very glad we ventured out to Mi Pueblito Orient Heights. I selected the seafood soup. It was delicious. My husband had the steak and shrimp.

We both had margaritas. I had the spicy margarita. My husband went with the frozen mango. Again, both were great.

The restaurant is on a corner lot with street parking. I saw outside seating, but it didn’t look like there was much of a view.

The inside made great use of the space. The atmosphere was casual, comfortable, and clean.

Service was wonderful. Plus they still offer mints at the end of your meal! We will definitely come back.

ehh, i wish the food was better as good as we thought it would be. from the pictures online it looks pretty decent. i ordered 3 taco dorados and they were really hard after three bites the crunch was too much. the chicken was marinated and seasoned well. i wasn’t a fan of the american cheese inside of it. my partner got the steak and shrimp fajitas. he said it was “okay”. it was seasoned and a basic fajita. we also ordered a side of broccoli which was seasoned well and steamed with a tiny crunch. the plaintains weren’t under or over ripe. it was just right. the fries weee also crunchy but a light crunch which was perfect. we also ordered alcoholic pina coolatas which i was really excited about and it came out as virgin coolatas. i didn’t finish mine because it just wasn’t what i was expecting. some of the employees were really kind and sweet. there was one who was a bit stale and made me feel like we were asking for too much. our bill came out to $68.00. this location is in a nice spot. street parking can be a little tricky but it’s a quick walk and there’s a park right next to it. overall i don’t think we’ll be visiting again. especially if we’re looking for gourmet food. this unfortunately wasn’t it for me. if you’re starving and have limited options. this spot will keep you alive.

Food was great. Had the chicken quesadilla and my boyfriend had the fajitas. Both were generous portions. The Corona margarita was fun too!

Fantastic food and great service. We had a lovely conversation with our waiter, and the entire experience was charming. While all the other food was delicious, I especially recommend the Pupusas, a delectable addition to the menu. Prices were reasonable for the quality of food and experience. A must-go if looking for Mexican food in eastern Boston.