Pueblo Viejo
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Their menudo and their handmade tortillas never disappoint! 10/10
They Are very good 👍
This little Mexican restaurant is easy to miss, but it absolutely shouldn’t be overlooked. The food tastes homemade—like something straight out of my own grandmother’s kitchen. Every dish feels authentic, comforting, and made with care.
I’ve been there over 10 times, and it never disappoints. The gorditas de asada are generously loaded with flavorful, well-seasoned meat, and the burritos are simple yet perfect—handmade tortillas, rice, beans, and your choice of...read full review
I’ve been there over 10 times, and it never disappoints. The gorditas de asada are generously loaded with flavorful, well-seasoned meat, and the burritos are simple yet perfect—handmade tortillas, rice, beans, and your choice of...read full review
Hours
| Monday | 9AM - 8PM |
| Tuesday | 9AM - 8PM |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 9AM - 8PM |
| Friday | 9AM - 8PM |
| Saturday | 9AM - 8PM |
| Sunday | 9AM - 8PM |
Pueblo Viejo offers great Mexican food in a dated dining room that some may find lacking in charm. Despite the ambiance, the homemade dishes like Carne asada burrito, Gorditas, Chili Rellenos, and flour tortillas are delicious and fresh. The green salsa is above average, and the red salsa is great. The restaurant has a cozy feel, reminiscent of a small café in Mexico. The food, including the beans, rice, and fried fish, is highly recommended. The place is wheelchair accessible, and they even serve Mexican Coke in the bottle. Overall, Pueblo Viejo is a spot worth returning to for authentic Mexican cuisine.