This is great. The last time I tried to go to Baja they were closed. I'm excited I get a chance to try them out after all.

Also HOORAY!

Double extra awesome! Not only is this stuff good, but now it's one block over from where I live. Good good stuff!

Good food, good people!

MsCrystal, don't know.

BUT We had dinner there tonight and it was as delicious as always. And the staff were awesome to us as usual. They are still BYOB and serving great food. Their lunch menu is so freakin inexpensive and the next step is to offer some "heat and eat" kind of meals to take home for those of us who don't want to cook come 8:30 when we finally get home. They're talking about some more health conscious foods.

Leo, our server, was attentive, prompt and thoughtful. We talked about how hard a location Millbury street was for them and why. Winter was good to them because there was no one outside. But then once summer came and the riff-raff were out, no one wanted to park there or go in. Which is unsurprising having had to walk through some disorderly conduct to get in that place myself. They tried hard to keep the ambiance inside nice, but that combined with the economy proved to be too much.

But they looked at it like a lesson learned and they are forging ahead and hoping to make a better run at it on Main St.

So yeah, food was freakin great, and you should go back. :)

Sweet, im excited...Now who wants to be my date?

The woman who owns the Theatre Cafe and the former Baja Grill on Millbury St are one and the same. Appears to be combining both concepts at the Theatre Cafe location.

I meet Yolanda Zambrano last year she was the one opening Theatre Cafe, she also owns the travel agency next door to the cafe. She is the one that owns Baja Grill too...

Punks, I do!

Ditto!

This place is an AMAZING addition to the downtown area. GO THERE!