Came here the other night with a couple friends after a long day. The service was great and we were served some complimentary chips and salsa which is always nice. The Birria Burrito was good, not amazing. The consome wasn't rich and flavorful like it should have been. Mostly just some beef stock with Onion and cilantro added in. The beef in the burrito didn't have a ton of depth or any of those hallmark spices that I'd expect. Overall, nice space, good experience and I'd give it another go at some point. But my search for excellent authentic Mexican continues.

Creative Spanish, Mexican and Latin dishes. Ceviche was spicy and the fish was fresh. Service was prompt and friendly.

Very authentic, yummy, nice "downtown" location. Would definitely recommend! Try the mango lemonade!

Loved this place! I got the burrito loco and it was one of the best burritos I've ever had. Has good music and decor too. Small place but we went for lunch on a Saturday so not a lot of people. We didn't have to wait and service was good. We got margaritas as well. Pretty affordable prices. Would definitely come back!

This hidden gem sits in downtown Attleboro center which to me looks like its still stuck in the 1950's, small storefronts and American Flags which is good, however not too much usually down here to see. However lately there have been some restaurants popping up in this center which are attracting some attention. From the Cuban spot to the old time diner and then the saloon. This spot is farily new I think and is quite small and gets pretty crowded. It is not like any of the other Mexican places around here, including the Legacy place chain, the other chains in Franklin and Milford (I wont name names) and the one that sits on top of the hill in Plainville. The menu here is inventive and different and the cocktails including the Margaritas as delicious and not as harsh as the other spots around here. The food here consists of fresh, homemade entrees, tortilla chips and guac of course and salsas. The food is refreshing because its not your typical selections and it tastes better. Unsure why there are poor reviews at all about this place since the staff is friendly and welcoming and tries to keep up and everything about the place is better than most. My only complaint, the place is tiny, holds maybe 10 tables but they do have outdoor seating. I would come back here.

The review to settle any arguments or reservations you may have. I've been coming to this restaurant since they opened. Every meal, every margarita, every shot of tequila is exactly the same, every single time. This type of consistency is a phenomenon that can only be explained by the love the family has for food and drink. The passion and effort they put into the food translates into Bonita Amor. There are plenty of choices on the menu, but not overwhelming. The family simply wants to be the best at whatever they put on a plate, and keeping the menu size manageable is the key to that success. I've tried most of the menu but the thing to get, the absolute best thing on the menu is the Barria Quesadilla partnered with a Pineapple Margarita. If lady fortune smiles upon you the owners daughter and magical margarita maker pours the elixir of love into your glass. The Barria meat is slow cooked for three days in what must be angels tears. The meal is simple, comes with a cheese and Barria quesadilla and rice. The magic however is in the sauce and the tenderness of the beef that has been lovingly cared for. You dip your quesadilla into the Mexican equivalent of AuJus and it creates a flavor explosion in your mouth. Follow up with a shot of tequila or a sip of margarita and your as close to heaven as your going to get. I'm not responsible for any noises you make while eating this dish. Tequila selection is way beyond your wildest imaginations. The Perfectly Patron margarita is top shelf, and is not be taken lightly. Liquid velvet in a glass that comes with a special container to refill your glass after your first round. The father "papi" and his talented daughter create a love of people and food that cannot be matched anywhere in the region. The Mexican culture is alive and well here, and Los Anotijos is as authentic Mexican cuisine as your going to find.

I'm going with 4 leaning towards 3! It's the cilantro, I'm one of them, tastes like soap, didn't realize it would be in everything, otherwise everything was delicious! I couldn't use the au jus because of it, next time a definitely mention, no cilantro The staff was great! I wish they had draft Mexican beer I'll definitely drop in again