6 Best Mexican Restaurants in Marlborough

“Sombrero Taqueria is a hidden gem in the Solomon Pond Mall. The food is delicious and the service is unreal. The workers are so friendly, that in those few minutes of interactions, you can really feel the authenticity, family-like feel to this little company strives for. So great. 10/10“

“The food tastes great, however, there is not enough lettuce for the salads. The food is usually done early when doing takeout. Downside is they don't ensure your takeout has the drink if you order it - so doordash, etc is not wise. Even though there is a sign for the drinks, even going into the store yourself you don't really see it as you are focused on the shelf of takeout bags.“

“I was searching for highly rated places nearby and found this. Extremely glad that I did! Fantastic flavors, generally if I eat Mexican far outside Boston it doesn’t really taste as good. This place is an exception! I really enjoyed my steak burrito. Asked them for some really spicy sauce and it was absolutely incredible. My wife had a pineapple cut in half with shrimp I believe in it. She was a bit disappointed it wasn’t very big, but certainly tasty. The best thing was their salsa! I loved the consistency of the smooth sauce, I cannot stand chunky salsa so if you like smooth salsa this place is a great selection. I was thoroughly impressed and I’m sure we will return again. We ordered take out so didn’t have the opportunity to try drinks so we will soon.“

“We’ve had dinner at Agave twice now and really enjoyed it. On Sunday we decided to try brunch here and it was great!! If you are looking for a breakfast or brunch option, I highly recommend Agave. Their menu is fresh & modern with some traditional options also available. My mimosa was delicious (made with strawberry purée) and beautiful! Our meal was phenomenal! So fresh & flavorful. We also really love the decor & vibe in here!! It feels like a place you would dine at in a big city, not in a suburban strip mall.“

“At Lalo's, you're embraced by the warmth of genuine Mexican cuisine. The enchiladas, lovingly smothered in a homemade sauce and a generous blanket of cheese, taste like a hug from an old friend. Side dishes of bright, fresh guacamole and rice add a pop of color and flavor that's simply irresistible. The quesadillas are a cheesy masterpiece, while the margaritas, strong and expertly mixed with a playful Grand Marnier twist, are conversation starters in themselves. Lalo's isn't just a meal; it's a heartwarming experience.“

“Hadn't been there in a long time, not because I didn't want to, but because circumstances of all kinds. Place was nicely remodeled and is light and airy now. Service was really good, and food came quickly. Food has a nice fresh vibe, more filling than you think. The tacos may look small, but there are 3, and they are solid and tasty. They let me have one of each kind on their taco plate, which is great if you like to mix and match. The beef is not ground, it is probably stewed which was good texture, soft not stringy. Liked the flavor of the rice and beans as well. I remembered the Papusa being good, and I ordered it off their small plate list, and it came as a single papusa with a light slaw on the side. Think of it as a hearty tapas serving size at a nice price, so if you wanted to eat a bit here and there during a game at the bar, the small plate menu section is a great place to taste your way through and have fun. If I were being picky . . . My wife thought the rice could have been cooked a little softer for her taste. I suppose the beans could have had a bit more texture. The side slaw for the Papusa was good, but lacked a distinctive flair. The menu said they had modelo Negro on tap, but only the especial was on tap, but they had it in the bottle, so I had that.“