North East of the Border Taqueria at High Street Place

Avoid this place. I waited 40 mins for two tacos on a weekday, there was one person working in the kitchen ignoring the line of customers, and no other staff to take orders or speak to anyone. Food finally came out with no text notification after 40 mins, and it was cold. Avocado taco was absolutely inedible, cold and covered in cheap “queso”

This place is in high street food hall. It’s hard to believe that some people rated it so low. I came to Boston, went to the food hall and had tacos from here. They were so good i walked from the marriott wharf the very next day to get some more. I was so excited i took a bite before i took a picture of the food. I would recommend trying your self. The flavor was good. The employee was friendly and helpful. There’s a lot of seating in the food hall. I walked the second day with my food and ate it while i waked. lol 😂 the tacos are a little pricy and that’s why i gave it a 4 instead of 5 but I imagine it cost a lot to be in that location.

On December 13th, at 3:15 pm, I had an exceptional experience at the Northeast of the Border Mexican truck located at Snowport Market. I ordered the Carne Asada bowl, and it was a taste of Mexico right here in the Northeast. Being from San Antonio, I have high standards for Carne Asada, and this dish exceeded my expectations. The flavors were authentic, and the meat practically melted in my mouth. What truly stood out was the efficiency and speed of service. Jose, who assisted us, was not only quick but also incredibly patient. His dedication to providing a positive experience made the visit memorable. Northeast of the Border is a gem for anyone craving authentic Mexican flavors in the Northeast.

Service was not good the young lady seems to always have a not so welcoming demeanor, found hair in my sour cream plus in my quesadillas but I already left the location so wasn’t going to walk all the way back to the restaurant. I would never eat there again let alone suggest anyone to eat there.

Terrible experience all around from them not seeing my order, no apologies, gross employee picking her teeth, missing items from the order, food was just barely okay, and found a hair in my burrito. We were a large group that ordered from 4 different restaurants in the food hall and this was the only one with issues.

Ordered an avocado burrito. All I could taste was the cheese. Almost no beans, pico or rice. Very disappointing for a $15 meal

Are at their Christmas market pop up. Horrible. Dry and flavorless, with stale rice.

Best fish tacos

Stopped in town for the seaport winter festival and spotted this truck. I had a barbacoa taco and my partner opted for a burrito (not pictured) that he finished immediately. He said it was one of the best burritos he's had and my taco was delicious! Service was super friendly, especially for a cold rainy day!

TL;DR - While I can't say the tacos were mind-blowing, they are solid in their own right. Great for a lunchtime grab, though I warn you: grab a fork if you're buying the beef Barbacoa. About six bucks per is expensive, but you get a good taco in exchange. So, I was talking to who I assume is the owner or one of the owners. She told me that her husband is from Mexico, and the recipes are his. With that, points for authenticity! Also, this location is significantly better than the food truck (a delightful surprise). I ordered a Baja Fish and a Beef Barbacoa taco. In both cases, the meat was hot, fresh, and tasty. The Barbacoa had some of those fatty bits you'd find in brisket and excellent moisture. Meanwhile, the fish was tender and had a little oomph. Adding guacamole & onion for the beef and adding slaw & chipotle dressing for the fish was fantastic. They helped add some freshness and accent the savory flavors of the protein. One critique: the Barbacoa tacos tortilla fell apart almost immediately. Quickly making this one into something requiring utensils. I can acknowledge that six bucks each is rather steep. Considering the area and inflation, it's okay. However, forking over six dollars for a taco still gives me a bit of sticker shock. I will give them credit for not skimping on the meat; if I'm paying six dollars per, I'd like to have more than a teaspoon, and you certainly get a fair amount.

I would rate this less than a star if I could. Got the variety of tacos and they were all inedible. It tasted like the meat was bad. I'm one to finish all my food regardless of how and it is, but this tasted unhealthily bad. It amazes me this place is still in business. Maybe it was because we came at 6 on a Friday night ? No idea.

Horrible experience at the high street place location. I've tried their tacos at food trucks elsewhere but the quality of food at high st place location is not good. I ordered a pork torta, the meat was dry, and both pieces of bread were burnt and inedible. staffing was inconsistent at 1pm on a weekday as well. Bad bad bad experience

Food was extremely bland, under or overcooked, and my friend got sick after eating their pork tacos. Very inauthentic Mexican food and potentially hazardous- do not recommend.

Amazing food and friendly staff try the barbacoa tacos and margaritas, great atmosphere, this is a great concept,

I went there today and ordered a burrito. I was quite disappointed when I returned to my office and opened the foil. One entire side of the burrito was burned and not edible. I will not be purchasing anything from there again. Not impressed