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Cafe Sol Azteca
Menu for Cafe Sol Azteca
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Ratings and Reviews for Cafe Sol Azteca
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May 22 2012
Haley C. via Yelp
Awesome authentic food. Always delih- adore enchiladas verses plus sangria equals perfection!read more
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May 21 2012
Meg c. via Yelp
This was one of the worst dinners I have ever had. The service was slow, impersonal and overall horrible. We wanted to sit on the patio but there was a...read more
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Apr 25 2012
Melissa R. via Yelp
Had a fantastic dinner here on a busy Tuesday night. Cannot wait to go back! Tamales were delicious. The enchilada with green tomatillo sauce and mole...read more
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Oct 06 2008
LauraNespo via Citysearch
The food and service were fine, but what I loved best was the cute courtyard for outdoor dining. My aunt moved to Newton 25 years...read more
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Aug 29 2008
MAVisitor via Citysearch
If you're looking for a new scene and decor, this is the place for you. But if you're looking for something that's going to give y...read more
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Aug 06 2006
via Citysearch
Sol Azteca has outstanding Mexican and Spanish food. I've had almost everything on the menu and found their carnitas (pork tender...read more
The Scene
Having served award-winning Mexican cuisine since 1974, Sol Azteca (there's another location near the Fenway) enjoys a loyal following. With exposed brick walls and traditional fiesta decorations, the subterranean dining rooms all share a casual, homey atmosphere. Congenial waiters clearly take pride in their service. Beware the acclaimed house sangria--its lethal.
The Food
This is not a shopping mall Mexican restaurant. Corn tortilla chips and a muy picante house salsa greet diners as they sit down. Superb starters include fresh, creamy guacamole and a smoky queso asado (a blend of three cheeses, baked with sliced chorizo). As for the entrees, a combination of enchiladas rojas (beef with red sauce), verdes (shredded chicken with green tomatillo sauce) and poblanas (chicken with fantastic mole sauce) can't be beat. The light, homemade flan (caramel or vanilla) is perfect for dessert.
