
A true neighborhood cantina inspired by the authentic Sonoran flavors of Arizona and Mexico, serving brunch with bottomless beverages on the weekends and dinner seven days a week. At this laidback cantina on a charming tree-lined street, the flour tortillas are made in-house, mesquite wood fuels the open-flame grill, guacamole is made to order, and the margaritas are available by the glass and the pitcher. Stop by in the summer months for one of Lincoln Park’s best patios!
Classic fare of Mexico & Arizona is offered in a quaint, low-lit space with craft cocktails & beer.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1200 W Webster Ave, Chicago, IL 60614
Phone: (773) 697-3727
Website: http://oldpueblochicago.com/
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Reviews
Unfortunately you can tell most of the ingredients used here came canned or bagged from a supplier (probably Sysco).
I got the ceviche, chicken enchiladas, a cocktail, and the tres leches cake.
The ceviche was decent, nothing special, it leaned a bit too acidic and the shrimp was definitely a little chewy.
The cocktail was actually quite good–a mix of fresh fruit and balanced juices and tequila.
The enchiladas were a mixed bag. The chicken was decent and so was the corn used in the body of the dish. But the adobo rojo sauce–you could taste the canned tomato paste and it was really barely seasoned with anything other than salt…and the usage of iceberg lettuce on top was disappointing. Finally, the tres leches cake could hardly be called that. It was a simple white cake with whipped cream frosting and three slices of strawberry. It was entirely average and tasted fine, I guess. But not what I was expecting.
Overall, however, 13$ taco plates on Tuesdays, the friendly service and the cozy, well decorated interior save this restaurant from being a total bust. But if you’re looking for authentic, flavorful cuisine, look elsewhere.
Visited a Saturday afternoon without a reservation. The restaurant was not crowded. Nice ambience.
We got complimentary nachos with a sauce – tasted amazing. Ordered a guacamole which was just right.
Got a delicious mocktail.
The mains were chicken skewers and beef nachos. Everything was seasoned well.
Will visit again.
We came here on a Friday around 5:30pm. There were three of us (1 child included). We had a reservation, and we were sat at a high table against the wall. It was very tight and we had to move the table to fit our small child on that side. The staff didn’t really help and seemed annoyed but other people also had to do this at other tables.
It was okay, I got a burrito, it had chicken, and grilled vegetables. Very average.
We also got the guacamole and my partner got the shrimp skewers which came with rice and beans. He liked it. He also got the elotes but it was in a bowl without any chips. He liked it.
I got a margarita and my partner also got one they were good not great.
My son got a taco.
There were a lot of kids in the place. The staff served politely and were mostly efficient.
I ordered the mahi mahi, crispy shrimp, and carne asada tacos. They all were great (carne asada was a little bland for my liking), but I can’t stop thinking about how perfect the crispy shrimp was. Highly recommend!
Carlos, the manager, truly goes above and beyond — checking in, making sure everything was perfect, and creating such a welcoming atmosphere. Our waitress Brooke was absolutely lovely and so patient with our baby, which we appreciated more than we can say.
They recommended one of the appetizers for us and it did NOT disappoint — the mini beef chimis are chefs kiss! The food, service, and overall vibe were all top-notch.
If you’re looking for delicious Mexican food with genuinely kind people who make you feel like family, Old Pubuelo is a must-visit. We’ll definitely be back again and again!