El Palacio De Maria Mamaroneck

This is a great neighborhood place. Food is reasonably priced and really good. I've had shrimp tacos, chicken quesadilla, tostones, pupusas. All delicious and fresh.

Amazing authentic Mexican/ Salvadoran cuisine. Three of us tried: 1) torta milanesa - chicken was tender and the bread was soft, very filling, we brought half home, 2) seafood soup- so much seafood (crab, fish, shrimp, mussels, squid, clam) and huge- very big, good to share among 3 people if you're sampling lots of dishes, 3) birria tacos which were flavorful and fresh (didn't come with consommé), 4) al pastor tacos, touch of sweetness, 5) pork, cheese, beans papusa (very filling, we shared 1, 6) guacamole which was presented in a traditional bowl and wasn't too spicy and 7) a elote tamale but haven't tried it yet bc we were so full so we packed it to-go. Service was good and the place had fun music videos playing. We would gladly come back. Everything was fresh, tasty and affordable.

Food and service plus price is a dinger out the park. Recommend it to all, you wont be disappointed!!!

Excellent food and very reasonable prices. We had the Pupusas and the fish - both were excellent. Friendly local joint. We will go back.

This is our second time coming here this week because the food is that good, there should be a line around the block waiting to get in to this place.

This place does not look like much but you can't miss miss it because it is painted bright blue. I have been here several times for lunch and once for dinner. The menu is the same and the prices are reasonable for both. It is small and as of today they are only accepting cash. But this is one of those neighborhood places you really want to succeed because the food is great and it within walking distance. I worry that they are struggling a bit because no many people are aware of it. I have had several things off the menu and enjoyed them all. For my dinner I had the whole crispy fish ($18) with rice and salad. It was a dining adventure. They say they are a Guatemalan/Mexican restaurant but it seems to be more Guatemalan just because I don't recognize too many Mexican dishes on the menu. Service is great maybe because the place is so small that there is no place to hide. I am trying to get my teenage sons to go with their friends even if they just get the tacos. I suspect they are more authentic and cheaper than Chipotle. This is not a date restaurant but a place for ethnic food and drinks for the whole family.