Don Paco Lopez Panaderia

Chela is one of the best Mexican restaurants that I've been to and I'm incredibly lucky that it's…read moreclose to home and has an extremely friendly and welcoming staff. Everyone that works there is super attentive and for how busy they are they always make sure to check up on your table. Their tacos are extremely delicious, they don't hold back with make sure each taco is full of any kind of meat that you get! Full of flavor and just looking at them reminds you why they're the best. Some other notable things that you should get is the quesadillas and the nachos they have. I'll have to keep coming back to try other things. Great place for sporting events as well as I was here with a group to watch Brazil vs Morocco and stayed to watch the Knicks win right after and become champions!

I really enjoyed my experience in this establishment. Definitely was worth the trek from Uptown…read moreManhattan. This neighborhood gem offers an industrialized minimalist form of decor with pops of color and art. Cozy but roomy, the bar area had mostly 2 seater tables and a few with high chairs. We recently went for a birthday brunch. Restaurant Week was still in effect but we decided to choose from the regular brunch menu. Place was low key and giving neighborhood vibes. The service was 10 STARS! Our waitress was extremely attentive and kind. We were also checked on by a second staff member who I think may have been a manager but cannot be certain. We started with cocktails and they serve chips and salsa gratis. I had the Jalapeno and Hibiscus Margarita and my friend ordered the Pepper Margarita with Strawberry and Chipotle. Mine was a bit on the sweet side without a hint of tequila. My friend's drink definitely was the better of the two. Not overly sweet and definitely a flavor of tequila was present. We also ordered a guacamole. I must say it was quite small and barely served 2 people. I suggest if more than 2 guests are part of the experience, order more than one. For my entree, I requested a market salad and 2 veggie tacos with a side of birria consume. Salad was very fresh and I am sure was made to order as opposed to premade a week prior and waiting in a fridge to be served. My tacos were average but satisfying. The consume was a bit disappointing as it was more of a water/broth based and not of a typical gravy consistency. It was not exciting. My friend's entree was the highlight of the experience. She had the brisket quesadilla. Never have I seen a quesadilla with a crispy outside such as this. A culinary masterpiece indeed. She consumed it all and not one complaint afterward. Delish. We did receive a complimentary Churro plate for the birthday celebration. They were drizzled with caramel and berries. Served warm, they were a dream for the palate. I did use the bathroom which was a single stall. It was clean enough but not well lit. The biggest downfall of my experience was the temperature of the restaurant. I understand it is summer, however, there was no A/C and the inside was extremely hot. I sweated through my entire experience. Even the bathroom felt like 100 degrees. We did not complain but our waitress noticed and brough a fan out to circulate the air. They do have ceiling fans but honestly I did not feel them. The management/owner should consider more temperature control methods during the hotter months as it was quite uncomfortable. To sum it up, I thought this experience was mostly positive and would patronize it again.

Fresh Made Guacamole

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Came for cinco de mayo and it was a little hectic outside but the wait wasn't too long…read more They had a little margarita stand that you could order from outside and I thought that was so cool. The waiter was very nice and service was good. Good was yummy- the guacamole was very creamy. Lots of seating inside with cool decor.

Great place for brunch! I stopped in on a Sunday with friends. We didn't have reservations but they…read morewere able to seat the four of us quickly. Great food and service was also very good. We shared the guacamole with smoked trout. Delicious. My garlic shrimp with toast was perfect as was my margarita. We sat at the back area which was perfect. Air conditioning was a relief after the 90 degree temperature.

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Stumbled here by accident and I will say the food here is phenomenal!…read moreProbably the best Mexican food in the area. I ordered steak quesadilla with chips and guac and let me you this thing was delicious, the steak was perfectly prepared, it came with Oaxacan cheese, avocado, all kinds of fresh veggies, it was slamming! I will definitely come back here if and when I'm in the area. Definitely give them a shot if your in the area, you won't be disappointed!

Great service, food is great, drinks are great, and great atmosphere would come againread more

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Taqueria Ramirez

4.5(368 reviews)

6.2 mi•Greenpoint

Four years after my first visit and Taqueria Ramirez still lives as my go-to CDMX taco place in all…read moreof NYC. I've tried all the other hot places that have shown up in the last 5+ years to much acclaim, and none of them top the Campechano taco at Ramirez. Their Al Pastor is also great, but the Campechano is really where they shine - just the perfect mix of the savory suadero and the spicy minced longanisa sausage. Service is always super fast and super nice, shepherding a shocking amount of people through. Perfect cool vibe mixing a great CDMX taqueria and chic Greenpoint. It takes me 10-15 minutes to go here, and every time I find myself with 30 extra minutes at lunch, Taqueria Ramirez comes to mind. It's that good. If you haven't tried it yet, it's a must!

There's a reason this place is so popular - the tacos are fire!! The carne asada was my favorite…read more Loved all the toppings you could add to the tacos as well. The line was long but don't get discouraged - it moves fast

5.3 mi•Williamsburg - North Side

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De Mole

4.4(350 reviews)

$18 for two tacos. A little steep in price. They were quality though and tasty. I wish I had…read moreplanned this not so much as a stop for a little bite but as a huge restaurant stop. You could have a great meal here. The service is super nice. They brought my dog a water bowl. They made us feel very special and prioritized.

I chose to give it a five because it really was an excellent meal. From the excellent service, to…read morethe presentation, to the taste of the food. The extremely attentive waiter understood his menu so well and even how each meal was prepared. The truffle cornbread was an excellent starter, prepared by their baker who now has his own bakery called Masa Madre in Queens. Next time. My wife decided on the chicken mole, which was comparable to the last time she had it in Mexico City. Excellent preparation and a very large portion. I chose the shrimp fajitas which were typical in appearance and flavor except for one thing. I'm not sure how they exactly prepared their peppers that accompanied the shrimp fajitas (the waiter mentioned that they cook it alongside the meat which added more flavor), but all I can tell you is that the sweetness of those peppers was so incredibly rich and accented the entire dish so wonderfully. We didn't have room for dessert. But we'll be back.

5.1 mi•Williamsburg - South Side

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Xixa

4.4(725 reviews)

•$$$

I was honestly shocked by how much I loved this place! We did the tasting menu, which was $65 per…read moreperson, and I also ordered the passion fruit cocktail. It was fab! Most of all, what I really appreciated with every bite is that I wanted more and that it was so unique compared to anything else that I had ever tried. I thought the tasting menu was a really good deal, but you should also consider booking just a la carte because everything was so solid. You can tell when the chips served alongside the guacamole are so delicious and so unique that the rest of the meal is going to be incredible. I will say that it did seem slightly understaffed. Our waiters did the best they could, but dinner took longer than expected. It was still a great experience for both those on dates and those there with friends!

4.5 stars, 5 for food and 4 for service…read more Food was delish! My favorites were the gem salad elote and the guac. We also got the crispy snapper taco and the duck to share. I loved all the sauces that they give to each table that I couldn't decide which one I liked more. The drinks were very good as well. We got the deconstructed margarita and I really enjoyed it as well as the pina colada cocktail. Service was a bit on the slower side but to be fair, there weren't many people working the tables. Also one of our dishes got served to the wrong table and then never came :( definitely wanna come back to try the tuna tartare which was the dish that didn't get delivered.

1.9 mi•South Slope, Park Slope

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4.3(197 reviews)

Loved this place. Cute blue decor. Amazing food they had some unreal chilaquiles and enchiladas…read more Good date spot and drinks were great, esp the pear/ cucumber/ spicy marg. Service was also great.

I had a tlayuda oaxaquena, which came with beans, cheese, and a variety of vegetables on top of a…read moretortilla. I felt like it needed a bit of salsa to brighten things up, but otherwise the flavors were nice. It was around $26 before tip, and the portion size was reasonable.

2.9 mi•Cobble Hill, Boerum Hill

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Ruta Oaxaca Mexican Cuisine

4.3(57 reviews)

Family-owned & operated

Private events

We were walking along Smith St. looking for a new dining spot when Ruta Oaxaca caught our eye. A…read morecozy little neighborhood place with tacos and margaritas - perfect! We're glad we stopped in. We caught them during Happy Hour and their $10 classic margaritas (A-Wevos on the drink menu) were absolutely delicious (and not light on the tequila! ;-) We ordered Tacos Mixtos, choosing Birria, Chicken and Shrimp. Fresh ingredients all around, great sauces on them. The shrimp popped with flavor in your mouth, the chicken was super tender and flavorful, and the beef birria was ok, a little too chewy. The Churros Rellenos were a very hot, crispy and fun way to end the meal. Our server Jim was very friendly and helpful as well. There was so much more on the menu we want to explore, so we can't wait to go back!

Would definitely not recommend the fish tacos, they were honestly very lackluster. It felt like the…read morefish was fried a while ago and then served to me later. The slaw was also just okay. Pretty disappointing all in all. My friend enjoyed her Chicken Mole dish so perhaps the move here would be select the entrees and stay away from the tacos. I did like the Orale and think it would be fine to come here just for the happy hour drink special.

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Purepecha

4.3(110 reviews)

This is a real bang for your buck place!! The food was great and the tacos were loaded! The…read moremargaritas are fantastic! Service was prompt and so kind. Ambiance was great for a laid back summer lunch ! Not crowded at all and they have a big window that opens up in the front on nice days!

Came here to celebrate a friend's new job promotion. We came for happy hour and didn't leave until…read morewell into the night. A time was definitely had. We drank passion fruit margaritas all night and they were super delicious. We also ordered elote, loaded fries and loaded nachos with chicken. Nice local business with kind employees. Service was also good and super fast considering there weren't a lot of wait staff. The bathroom facilities were also well kept and clean.

5.6 mi•Williamsburg - North Side

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Mezacalita. Tasty. Strong.

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Raspberry Margarita & Peach Margarita - Happy Hour ($9)

Santa Fe BK

4.4(171 reviews)

So glad I tried this spot! The burger was really delicious and the fries were so nice when it first…read morecame to our table. The chicken flautas was also so good in that there were different textures and it was refreshing to have so much lettuce. We had a lovely experience with the bar tender and helped us decide what we should order. Great date spot at night I must come here again for their famous breakfast burritos.

I think I can say this is the best breakfast burrito I've had in New York!…read more Starting off, their signature Hatch chilies are delicious, with just the right amount of kick, and they provide a great spicy, fresh bite. The eggs are cooked perfectly, soft and fluffy, and the tater tots add a nice crunch, although I would not mind if they were even a little crunchier. They're already better than most places I've been. The sausage was nice and flavorful, although I do wish there was a little more, as I felt like it got a little lost in the rest of the burrito. Overall, this is a very cohesive burrito with all the components working very well together. I like their take-out system. It's very fast and efficient, and I was greeted by the owner, who is very friendly and full of personality. I highly recommend this place!

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Compact menu but definitely enough choices.

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James C.

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When it comes to what makes a bakery genuinely stand out, few places embody the ideal blend of tradition, quality, and community like Don Paco López Panadería. With roots stretching back to the Mexican state of Puebla and a strong presence in New York, this bakery isn't just about bread--it's about heritage, craftsmanship, and a delicious slice of culture. Heritage & Craftsmanship Founded by Francisco "Don Paco" López who immigrated from Puebla, Mexico to New York in the 1970s, the bakery carries a deeply personal and long-standing tradition of Mexican artisan baking. Don Paco López, Panaderia. +2 Excélsior +2 The recipes aren't just adapted for a new market--they're authentic, preserved, and honored. For example, when pushed to alter ingredients due to cost pressures, Don Paco insisted they not change the recipe, saying: "if you're going to change the recipe, you change the name of the bakery." Excélsior +1 That kind of commitment speaks volumes. Every loaf, every concha (the sweet shell-shaped bread), and every seasonal specialty is produced not just to be sold--but to be shared as part of a cultural legacy. Authentic & Exceptional Product One of the key reasons this bakery is so great is simply: the bread is outstanding. Their signature Mexican pan dulce is made fresh, in large quantities, and uses high-quality ingredients imported or chosen for their authenticity. Heraldos USA +1 For instance, their "pan de muerto" for Día de los Muertos is prepared following traditional methods, with symbolism built into the shape and toppings (sesame, sugar) that reflect meaning in the Mexican tradition of the holiday. Spectrum Local News +1 This dedication to quality means you don't just get "good" bread--you get bread with depth in flavor, texture, and meaning. Cultural & Community Impact Beyond the flavor, Don Paco López Panadería plays an important role in the local community. Located in neighborhoods like Sunset Park (Brooklyn) and Spanish Harlem (Manhattan), the bakery serves as a gathering place for families, immigrants, and bread-lovers alike. Heraldos USA +1 Their commitment extends to preserving traditions that many patrons carry from Mexico: allowing customers to serve themselves from the trays as one does in Mexican panaderías, offering tamales and tortas alongside bread, and opening additional locations to meet community demand. Heraldos USA +1 This isn't just a business; it's part of a cultural ecosystem--something that resonates particularly in the immigrant experience of carrying and sharing one's heritage. Why It Stands Out Putting it all together, here are the main highlights that make Don Paco López Panadería great: Generational expertise: The Lopez family has baked for generations, carrying tradition from Puebla, Mexico to New York. Authenticity: Recipes remain true; ingredients and methods hold fast even under pressure. Quality & consistency: The baked goods aren't gimmicks--they deliver artisanal taste and texture. Community footprint: The bakery supports and reflects its neighborhoods, culture, and customers beyond mere commerce. Versatility: Whether it's everyday pan dulce, special-holiday breads, tamales or tortas, there is breadth in offering without sacrificing focus on the bread. Final Thoughts In a city filled with bakeries, what makes Don Paco López Panadería exceptional is how it marries three things: tradition, excellence, and heart. It is a place where you don't just buy bread--you partake in a story. A story of a family, of migration, of culture, and of the simple but profound pleasure of breaking bread together. If you ever visit one of their locations in Brooklyn, Manhattan, or Long Island, I'd recommend going early (to get the freshest loaves), sampling a concha and maybe a seasonal item like their pan de muerto, and taking a moment to appreciate the lineage behind each piece of bread. Would you like me to pull together some of their top-recommended items or a "what to try" list from the bakery? read more

Johnothan M.

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11 months ago

Yo, there's this kid Matias, right? Works down at Lopez Bakery, the family spot on the corner. Ain't no regular gig, though -- that's his turf, his grind. While the city's still half-asleep, my boy's up early, sleeves rolled, throwin' down with the dough like it owes him money. You smell that bread on the block, you know Matias been in the kitchen, hustlin' with the heat. Folks line up not just for them pastries, but for the vibe -- that Lopez flavor, that real hometown feel. He don't talk much, just lets the bread speak for him, soft on the inside, hard on the crust -- just like him. By noon, the shop's boomin', and Matias is runnin' it like a boss. He knows every customer, every sweet tooth, every regular who walks in talkin' about, "Yo, you got any of them cinnamon rolls left?" He just smirks, slides the bag across the counter, no words needed -- respect earned. Lopez Bakery ain't just a place; it's his kingdom, his block. When the day's done and the cash drawer clicks shut, Matias steps outside, wipes the flour off his hands, and looks at the city like, yeah, I built this. Ain't no gang, no crew -- just family, flour, and fire. read more

James A.

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11 months ago

Don Paco Lopez Panaderia is a true neighborhood gem! The aroma of fresh bread and pastries hits you the moment you walk in, and everything tastes just as amazing as it smells. Their conchas are perfectly soft and sweet, and the tres leches cake is out of this world. The staff is always friendly and welcoming, making every visit a pleasure. It's clear they take pride in their craft and care about their customers. Highly recommend stopping by for authentic, delicious Mexican baked goods! Happy 21st birthday Matias the worker. read more

Nadia C.

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My family and I have been eating there since '10. The food has always been great, specially the tamales, they are always fresh, and well cooked. My sister, who lives in Connecticut, when she comes to visit, we always have to eat there, she can devour 2 "huaraches", not including the bread, and everything else. Unfortunately for me we always have to get there early in order to get tamales, because they sell fast! I am in even very happy that this small restaurant had an article in the New York times newspaper! read more

Mohammed H.

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11 months ago

The people were so nice. A really good friend of mine said I show go here, so I went even though I don't like Mexican or bakery food. Once I tried the food it completely changed my perspective of things. Now I'm a regular there and love Mexican food. I highly recommend the tacos with lime and water to wash it down. read more

Jose M.

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15 years ago

Great desserts if you know your Mexican desserts, and although Panaderia means "Bread store" in Spanish, they have a lot more then just bread here. The food is also good. read more

A A.

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15 years ago

Very traditional, deserves the 5 stars

Joshua C.

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15 years ago

Great place for pastrys

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