La Poblanita Market y Taqueria

Asked for pork tamales and was given chicken and if u could find chicken in your tamales you where lucky ordered 2 dozens. Order tub of beans and rice. They weren't full .was really hoping for good authentic food. Carna sada had no flavor . Was made on spot waited a hour . Came from out of state definitely not worth it.prices were way to high charged $2.50 per tamale total cost was over $100 .

I recently tried the tacos at La Poblanita, and I have to say, the tacos are pretty good! They’ve got some tasty flavors going on. However, the ambiance left a bit to be desired. It’s a cozy spot tucked away in a corner store, and while it has that ‘hole-in-the-wall’ charm, it could use some sprucing up. It was a tad on the messy side. But hey, don’t let that deter you from trying their delicious tacos!

Do yourself a favor and get the nachos with everything. If you ventured to chalkstone for the awesome food, this place may not be on your short list to visit. But man they make some great tacos and nachos. Also there are Mexican drinks in the reusable bottles with the two rings on the outside of the glass from the reuse process - pretty cool. Get the Guava Boing.

The meat on my Al Pastor Burrito was tender and soooo well-seasoned! The spicy green sauce on the side is a must. With a solid selection of burritos, tacos, and tortas, La Poblanita is an affordable, hidden gem.

The food is good; it's honestly as close to authentic as it gets, good amount of hispanic products, but the prices are crazy. For example, a huarache was 9 dollars, but normally, they cost a maximum of 4 dollars in Mexico and texas. The staff was dismissive at times, too. I'm not from RI and was looking for a friendly environment, but this is more of a come and go kind of place.