Mi Cabana Restaurant

Mi Cabaña isn’t fancy at all, the menu is handwritten and prices aren’t displayed, but don’t let that fool you, because the food is absolutely delicious. The restaurant now serves Central American cuisine (they used to be Dominican years ago, so don’t get confused). The gentleman at the register was very friendly and welcoming. The pupusas were packed with flavor, and everything else we tried was just as tasty. They also have a selection of prepared foods ready to go if you don’t want to order from the menu, we saw a variety of stews, proteins, rice, beans, and some fresh salad options that looked very appetizing. We’ll definitely be back to try those. Prices were surprisingly good, even though they’re not listed anywhere. We paid about $35 for 3 pupusas, 2 empanadas, 1 gordita, and 2 dr

Incredible food and awesome service. We had the pupusas, carne asada tacos, plantains, and a side of rice and beans. Everything was delicious. Plus an atol de elote.

Authentic Spanish food - Great service! The food is good & you get a good amount for your money. I would recommend to the owners to add a little more flavor to their dishes. Other than that a great little spot.

Food is great for the area. There is no Dominican food around unless you go to Worcester or Boston. Food is always ready to go and the wait is very minimal. The staff is always friendly and willing to provide recommendations. Always stop in for the carne guisada or pollo guisado. Which is a stewed chicken or beef.

We absolutely Love Mi Cabana’s Food. Leo the owner is always Friendly, Warm and Welcoming the minute you walk in the door. Please take a minute and stop by to try the his Food. You Will Not Be Disappointed. Thank You Leo, Billy & Alyse