Habanero Mexican Grill

Mexican restaurant · Allston

"This Habanero behemoth comes with fried plantains, fried eggs, fried pork, avocado, rice, beans, and salad. This is one of the best restaurants in one of the city’s best neighborhoods for eating. Habanero is open for indoor dining (again, with very limited seating given the state’s COVID-19 guidelines), takeout, and delivery." - Terrence Doyle

Where to Eat Comfort Food in and Around Boston

166 Brighton Ave, Allston, MA 02134 Get directions

habaneromexican.com

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