El Paisano

So good

This place is the closet to real Mexican food in the area (however, it still doesn't compare to Chicago, NY, Vegas etc...) . Skip the other "Mexican" places around New England that serve chemically tasting, powdered Horchata and try the real deal here. So many places cheapen out on the Horchata. This is the sort of detail that is important when choosing Mexican. You might think you know what this drink is supposed to taste like
but if you've only had it at the "Mexican" places most people frequent, then you have no idea how much different and better the real deal is. They also have watermelon water. If you've never had watermelon water on a hot summer day you haven't lived! Ask for the hand made tortillas with your tacos or plate orders. The Machaca is a perfect breakfast for a rough morning after a rough night. They also serve Menudo on the weekends. Also, the 1 star review below is not for their food. I have never had an issue the phone not being answered or it being closed at odd times. This place is no where near deserving of that person's rating. Edit : had my first bad meal there last Sunday. The older woman who is usually cooking wasn't there. It was two younger women. The rice was horrible, the torta lacked flavor, the Machaca was not nearly as good. However, the horchata was excellent as always. Look for the older lady cooking.

Disculpen. Aque hora cierran hoy?

Google maps says this is a music store. But the lady on the phone said it is a convenience store, and not a music store at all. My rating is meaningless, as I have never been there, but I needed to provide a rating to enter this information.

Note: I just now edited the google map listing directly, and now it says it is indeed a convenience store, which is going to be very convenient for some poor tuba player who wanders in there, looking for a replacement tuba reed, or however the heck that works. .