Tenoch Mexican

Awesome place for some Mexican food in Boston. When it comes to tortas in Boston, choices are pretty limited, so this was a nice fine. The chips and guacamole are nice, and the salsa isn't bad. The torta campechana was nice, though next time I think I'll try the tenoch instead. The torta was a great size, and was wrapped nicely (so, easy to eat). The inside of the restaurant is on the small side, so while you might find a place to sit, you might need to go somewhere else to eat.

What a fun eatery! We enjoyed a burrito (asada con queso), three tacos (asada, chorizo, and suadero), and the chips with guacamole. Everything was yummy, but the chorizo and suadero tacos were our favorite. The restaurant is decorated simply but colorfully, and the dining area felt organized and clean. The staff was friendly and quickly prepared our food. We waited no longer than 10 minutes, but we also arrived during a lull in orders. Would recommend! :)

Chill little Mexican spot in the north end. The burritos were awesome, and the hot sauce was no joke. We also got chips and salsa, and a couple of drinks. The atmosphere is laid back and casual. Check this place out.

Took my girlfriend here. She's from LA and picky about tacos. She enjoyed all of their food. We been searching for an authentic spot and this is it. We suspected the owners are from Oaxaca based upon some of the ingredient choices. Would visit again.

We were visiting Boston and had passed many expensive Italian pasta restaurants. We just wanted a good, easy lunch for 3 adults and 3 kids. I searched Mexican restaurants near me and Tenoch Mexican popped up. A short 2 minute walk, and we arrived to a cut older, original Boston building with all its charm! It is off the expensive beaten path, but easy to get to and oh, so worth it! The gentleman behind the counter was courteous, and helpful with our selections. The food was generous and excellent! We fed everyone for under $55. (3 adults, a 13 yr old, a 9 yr old, and a 12 year old) Highly recommend!

A hidden gem in the North End. It isn't fine dining. Self service with clean tables and a super clean bathroom including the fresh scent of Fabulouso! The food's delicious. Real, fresh fried tortillas and delicious guacamole. I'll come back -

I can't believe it took me this long to have a Torta. This one got me addicted with crispy fish, thick bread and the perfect mix of toppings. The tostada was fully loaded and the guac was fresh! Huge fan of the wall art as well - chill place to grab lunch or a late dinner.

Came here with a large party of 10 after the celtics parade. Food was amazing and timing of food was great. Highly recommend!