The food is amazing! I tried the torta de milanesa, which was fantastic, but the gorditas were absolutely superb. The watermelon drink was also great. The atmosphere inside is quiet and pleasant, and the customer service from the waitresses was excellent. read more

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I have eaten here the food is not that great,the prices are high.I could eat at a better place than this for the same price..Their plates,forks,spoon etccc are a bit dirty.The rice is to greasy and the pork shoulder was dry as can be...That was the first and last time I have ever enter that restua read more

I walked by to get some food to go and the staff was very helpful! they quickly placed my order and the food came out pretty fast! the food itself was tasty. I didn't really order any meat but the rice and beans were 10/10! also would recommend their guacamole and chips :) read more

Esta tarde ordené comida para llevar,las costillas les faltaba cocimiento,pedí 2 aguas de tamarindo, cuando llegue a casa para comer bebí de las aguas y ya estaban pasadas,tuve que tirarlas llamé para decirles, y me dijeron que las llevara para que las cambiaran,, yo trabajo en Restaurante Bar, y se que esto no funciona así. read more

This place has the worst customer service. On 5/22/2019 at approximately 8:58PM the woman that answered the phone had the nastiest attitude I've ever experienced in any restaurant. I asked to speak to the owner and she said "The owner doesn't speak the people who order food." Then she hung up on me!! So I called back and I asked to speak to someone in charged. She refused to bring someone on the phone. Then she said "What you want to speak to my boss about? If they fire me I'll get another job so go F^%^ yourself and my boss" It blew my mind and left me in shock!! How could people hire someone so unprofessional? By the way, I order here 3 times a week, my total is always over $40 each time I order from there! Guess what? I WON'T BE ORDERING FOR THERE ANYMORE! read more

Casa Vieja - Mexican Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

It's pretty authentic stuff here, very similar to the stuff I get in Texas and Arizona. Forget the neon sign, Sombrero-on-the-wall type of mexicant restaurants. Those are fake and will give you diarrhea. Give the tripe taco a shot, it's deep fried to give it that crunch. It was one of my favs. The sauce that it comes with is hot and awesome. Like many people, you will err on the side of just getting a burrito. That's what I did this time and have to say don't do it. It's nice but it's bland. If I were you, try the stuff you can't pronounce. I did that a few years back here and it was good stuff. read more

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So I was having one of those days where if you don't get Mexican food on-the-ASAP you're going to go insane and start screaming at people in Fake Spanish. You know what I'm talking about here. So off I was, walking home from the 59th Street train station and saw this place had some good reviews (thanks Yelp!) so I stopped in for some delicious gut-busting delicacies. I was in a plain-mane kind of mood and got the vegetarian burrito, which comes complete with all you see in my photo. I got it to go, but picked it up in person. The restaurant was empty, but it was clean and decorated nicely. They also have a TV and music playing in the background. The food was good, however would have done well with some melted cheese on top, or at least throw the tortilla on the grill for a few seconds - it was cold! One thing that irks me is hot food in a cold tortilla (or bread, etc) I dunno why. It's a texture / temperature thing. They just don't GO together. Also, if you pay 11$ from a small Mexican restaurant for a vegetarian burrito they normally include beans and rice, sometimes even chips but this was just the burrito with some greens on the side. No biggie - but it would have been great to have some frijoles. The server was pleasant and gave good customer service, also they take debit card at no extra charge. All in all it was a good burrito, but I wouldn't feel a desire to return here in the near future. read more

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The two stars is for the woman who cooks the food and for the nice pretty slim waitress who is there in the morning Monday thru Friday and Saturday. If it was just those 2 ladies I would give this place 5 stars. But those two ugly waitresses with the caked on bad makeup and bad body shapes who are there in the evening can get fired and go f themselves. Ugly attitudes and stank faces. They talk alot of sh*t too for being ugly af. They need to go somewhere else and let good people come do this job. I would not go there on sundays, or in the evening mon-sat to avoid those 2 B's. Don't call for delivery either. You've been warned. read more

Worse Customer Service Any Customer Can experience . Id give This Place 0 stars I been to better places Whom Dont show any sort Of attitude as This Two Waitresses They Got . Honestly We all understand sometimes they may be to tired Etc We all are workers But if Im stopping by to Get a Quick Drink Or What My friends Usually Get lured By "kareoke" nitghs and spend A couple of hundreds I expect some kind Of respect The Owner Seems Like a well down to earth lady Probably Carries the same Attitude on the low But shes always Smiling and greeting people Theres the star For her Ive had to hold On to the table so hard Not to Call out a waiter For being so rude Its sad Im Never Going and will Encourage My frienda Not to Visit this location Going to have to find A new kareoke Spot Dont wanna Fall Back Into This ditch of rolling eyeballs read more

This place is pretty good. Authentic sit down Mexican place with good service. The waitress spoke English well and didn't have any trouble with my order. I had the guacamole and a few al pastors tacos. I'd come back. read more

This might be the worst service I've ever had in a restaurant. Staff is rude, the orders were wrong and the food is abysmal. There's a lot of great Mexican food in sunset park, so I'd avoid this place like the plague. read more

Do not go to this place unless you are fluent in Spanish. Do not go on a weekend night unless you are prepared to be unable to communicate due to the loudness of the music tracks and you are also tone-deaf enough to tolerate off-pitch singing. read more

If I'm ever in the mood for authentic Mexican food, Sunset Park is the ideal neighborhood. Getting here from midtown Manhattan can be far, It's more than half an hour train ride on the R. This section of south Brooklyn is working class poor, So I'm not surprised by the bland and outdated décor. I'm not crazy about the fluorescent lights, It reminds me of a hospital or a rehab site. The walls could use a different coat of paint, The mustard color is my biggest complaint. We came here on a Sunday night when they had mariachi performers. They sang so loud that we begged to get a table in the back corner. As they stroked their vihuela and guitarrón strings, They followed us to our table & asked us if there's a song we want them to sing. My friend requested "El Perdito," But they ended up singing "Frito Bandito." The entrée prices are steep for this deeply ethnic neighborhood, But the food portions are huge and quality ranges from above average to good. I love the sangria for its mildly sweet fruit punch taste, It only took 2 glasses of these to make me red in the face. Before taking our orders, they served us complimentary tortilla chips. We made the mistake of eating all of them. It filled up our appetites very quick. For the entrée, I had a trio of burritos: chicken, steak, and cheese The chicken was decent, but the steak was a little dry. I didn't have room for the cheese. With all that cheese and meat, These burritos are too much for one person to eat. The taste is above average, so not worth the long ride on the R train out here. If we do come back, we'll order 1 entrée and share. read more

The food here is amazing! First off, let me say that this is not our normal nabe to hang out in but my boyfriend and I got a groupon ticket for the alpine cinemas, so we deicided to eat near the theatre. My bf suggested Mexican and I began my search, and in truth the review before this one had us rolling so hard we decided to give it a try. The reviewers were spot on! This place has very little ambiance but the service was good and the food was off the hook! The reviewers are accurate though there is loud karoke going on which as anyone knowing anything about karoke the "quality" of the entertainment depends on the "performer" and sometimes even the bad ones are hilarious. So its like sitting in on the auditions on american idol. LOL My bf who is a former chef or as my g/f coined it a "recovering chef". He said that his steak was the best he has EVER had. My chicken quesadillas were DE-LISH! UBER recommend! Prices were extremely reasonable, a steak dish, chicken quesadillas, two drinks, roughly 30 bucks and we were stuffed to the gills! Go! If you want more than just a mexican meal to bring you to sunset park area, go to the Alpine Cinemas its a cute lil theatre close by and you can make a night of it. Inexpensive and fun. :) read more

Class 3-401 from P.S.971 took a trip to this restaurant. We went with the whole third grade and other adults. Casa Vieja accommodated our 70 person party. We loved this restaurant!! Our main reasons were the menu, the decor and the service. The first reason we loved Casa Vieja is the food was amazing. Every single person in the class loved the lemonade; it was awesome. The Chipotle Mayonnaise and homemade tortilla chips were scrumptious. Amy really looooovved the chicken!! The second reason that you should visit Casa Vieja is their decor.It had blue walls. The restaurant had colorful pinatas. They have a television and a jukebox that plays Mexican music. The bathrooms were clean. Our third and final reason that you MUST visit Casa Vieja is their service. The staff was courteous.The price was very cheap. The Manager, Lourdes was able to give us a price fixed sampler menu so our children could experience authentic Mexican cuisine. In conclusion we would like to say that Casa Vieja was delightful because of the menu, decor and the service.We would all love to go back there EVERY FRIDAY. We think you should go with your family and friends. CLASS 3-401 read more

Food was delicious - had a bit of a language barrier with the waitress, but that's perfectly fine! Had the potato flautas, side of rice and beans over a bed of salad. Potato filling was a bit lacking, but good in flavour. Texture was perfect, and the bed of lettuce/tomato was perfect. Rice and beans were good but nothing special. Tasted the veggie burrito, and it was also solid - rice and beans had a smokey flavour that I keep thinking about. Chips are definitely hearty, and you don't get salsa to start, but a chipotle mayo instead. Horchata was on point, but service was a little lax, because they had a huge party in there while we were guests. Karaoke was in full effect, which added to the charm. Would recommend this place if you're in Sunset Park! read more

never mind the sweat a jacket tossed like summer on hot weekend spice read more

Good and authentic. Love the tamales here! The guacamole needs salt, but otherwise this is one of our go-to Mexican places.

Don't get me wrong, the food can bro good but they always get the orders wrong! I don't know if it's the waitress or the cook, but it constantly happens! A simple cheese quesadilla cost $9.95! They take about 20-40 min for an order and if you go pick up your food to early, the get mad. I've eaten at this place multiple times, but each time things only get worse. read more

This place is thronged by genuine Mexicans every evening; its trusted by all the locals and I find that reassuring. It's one of a string of Mexican eateries up-and-down this block and among the surrounding streets. They're all pretty reliable. These are fine people (both the management and the clientele). Unpretentious, low-income, but self-respecting and family-oriented culture. Only very faint TOEFL ability--you should know how to order in Spanish when you visit here. Outside, there's a tiny older woman who is selling some of the restaurant's wares from a stand (in case you're just anklin' by and don't have time to actually go in and sit down). Fresh guava, plantains, churros...plain fare like that, laid out on a fold-up card table. I like it. Inside, the decor is--admittedly--faded and tired; with old linoleum and cracked, rinky-dinky seating. But who cares? At least it's honest and its also clean. You know what you're getting, you know you won't be overcharged. Casual, laid-back good times here. The food and the people are what make this place fun. Late on a Saturday night--when everywhere else is closed--this joint is still buzzing. Cheap prices; simple/hearty food--big portions--cute Mexicali babes--and there's a jukebox too--what more could you ask? read more

Food is amazing!!! When you walk in... you don't think much of the place but once yoy get your food. .. you think. . YES... YES. YES. Definitely recommend read more

They have really bad service I went in with my girlfriend the food is just bad that I got food sick if you want real authentic mexican food I recommend for you to go to tacos matamoros read more