Their breakfast pastries are excellent. I am not a fan of their lunch menu. But the breakfast…read morepastries are delicious! It's very cute inside and staff was very friendly and helpful.

Far off the beaten path, this wonderful café and store is a great break away from the noise and…read moreanxiety of endless road noise. A perfect place to unwind with homemade baked goods, delicious coffee, and exquisite food entrees. Javier is a very welcoming host. You feel like a guest in his house when you sit down. . The coffee is fresh and tasty; the pecan bars are unique--they reminded me so much of a pecan pie! The peanut butter sandwich creams with ganache filling is a must. Lots of signs of Americana on display, with old road signs and antiques. Very fair priced for such exquisite eats. A gem.

My wife and I love tacos and so when we tried this establishment, we were very happy and content,…read moreeven though we're not from this area, we would highly recommend the taco factory and the next time we get back in that area we go again thank you very much

Don't be in a hurry when you come but expect it to be worth the wait. The tacos at the Taco factory…read more(for the most part) are delicious and juicy. We tried all three pork (barbacoa, sweet and roasted), chicken and chorizo. The roasted pork was really dry but the rest were really good. They stuff the tacos so full of meat you could take the second shell off and make a new taco. The service is slow and the place is not much to look at but its a nice hole in the wall Mexican restaurant worth checking out. Taste 9/10 quality vs cost 10/10 service 7/10 presentation 7/10 atmosphere and ambiance 7/10 40/50 = 4 star

I always have great experiences here. Showed up at 11:30 with a party of 10 and no reservation…read more They were quick and happy to accommodate us. This was our first time here for brunch. Some of us got coffees which took a bit but they were delicious. Definitely worth the wait. They have a good kids menu too. We got the frychos with chorizo as an appetizer which I've always loved but everyone at the table enjoyed them. Although I have my regular favorites I decided to try something off the brunch menu and I'm glad I did. I got the chilaquiles with green sauce and carne asada. It was very good. My only complaint was the steak wasn't cut up but that could be a personal preference. It tasted great. My husband got the breakfast torta with chorizo and really liked it. My mother in law got the breakfast omelet and she's very picky but loved it. The service was great the entire time. She even took a group photo for us at the end.

Food Prices were fair for the times we are living in Mexican…read morestreet corn( in New York we say Elotes) Burned . Not grilled burned like it was held over the open flame on a gas stove. That's what it smelled like as well Quesabirria tacos were good however they do not dip the tortillas before grilling and they use one tortilla per taco . Consommé served warm ( not acceptable it must be hot) Shrimp taco had very overcooked shrimp. Seasoning barely noticeable ( one tortilla so it fell apart when I picked it up) Original spicy torta: this restaurant does not have or use refried beans for tortas . They didn't give me a meat option they said oh we made a birria torta we thought it's what you wanted. They offered to swap it but if you are familiar with chefs and cooks you just no thank you and take it. According to the staff they are a California style restaurant? I've seen California tortas and they are the same as New York. The protein options did not include Milanesa style chicken or steak Very nice very clean restaurant. The young lady who took the order comped us a lime Aqua Fresca and a sample of churros in hopes we will return. I made no complaints as the order was to go. Birria flavor was good although lacking in thst clove cinnamon aroma.

Such a happy find! The food was delicious. Everything is homemade from the chips to the tortillas…read more Best Chile relleno I've had in a long time. Staff super friendly and attentive. Will definitely be back!

Delicious! Authentic! Simple. Just good Mexican food. Can't wait to go back…read more We were welcomed by the chef/owner, had 4 different kind of tacos. Everything tasted fresh and perfectly seasoned. Had churros made to order and and very tasty homemade flan.

Here for work and we visited this place and it's probably the best tacos I've had in a long time,…read morethe food came out quick fresh and hot the service was incredible , not to mention if you do karaoke you get a free shot. Definitely coming back before I leave.

The food was greaaat! The service just as good! Also the horchata is spot on!…read more There's this other drink we tasted it's pink and has different fruits. It was amazing as well!

Updated: the first time was great but we've gone back a few times and the service really stinks…read more The waiters/waitresses just sit at the bar and you have to wave them down to get help. Think it's become a take out joint. The food isn't as good either, bummer

This place is exceptional! Best Mexican food we have had for some time. Owners are super sweet.read more

Their tacos are amazing! They are very authentic. The customer service isn't that great, but the…read morefood makes it with it!

Small place with mostly spanish speaking staff so bring your spanish A-game! Their menu has got so…read moremuch on it and you can rest assured whatever you get is going to be authentic. As the old saying goes, "when you go to an ethnic food spot and the respective ethnicity are the people who eat there then you know it's gonna be good" applies here. Their tacos are great (lots of options for meat) and come with a small roasted onion along with regular diced onion and cilantro inside. Their al pastor is my favorite. Tortas and burritos are all great here, they used fresh veggies and meats. There's a small grocery store attached with baked stuff, alcohol, fresh meats and cheeses, cakes, candy and spices/sauces. If you got a quick second, don't go across the street to little caesars, instead come here and enjoy yourself. I will say that if you order take-out, you'll likely wait for a little bit of time, so call ahead early

EVERYTHING was sooo great - friendly & fast service, food flavor & quality, the views, and the…read moremusic playlist was jammin!! Newburgh aMAIZing Corn Lager was yummy & truly complemented everything we ate, including the Mexican-spiced brownie (the Kahlua crunch ice cream was the highlight!!!). This is a MUST GO HERE place if you're within a 20-30 minute radius. Worth the trip!

Yummy margaritas, delicious tacos, and great service. Right over the Hudson River. We didn't sit…read moreoutside but will next time.

Looking for a highway pull off? We were and tried Super Nacho. We'll do it again with this review…read moreto remind us. It's a small take out place with no seating inside. If the weather is nice, they have several tables outside. Goshen is a quaint little town right off the highway. We stop here frequently on the way through and are eating our way around the town, many choices. On to the food, I had the vegetarian enchilada which had mushrooms, spinach, peppers cheese and onions with green tomatillo sauce, rice and beans. It was a bit too much onion for me. They might want to mix a bit of beans in there instead of so much onion. Still tasty. My friend ordered the fish tacos, which I sampled and were crispy on outside, tender inside. They need to use cabbage instead of lettuce to hit the taco home. Kid had a nicely priced cheese quesadilla and fries. They have their own Cherry soda! We shall return.

On the way back to my airbnb we stopped at SuperNacho. The…read morerestaurant itself is nice and service is great. Good vibe and decor is on point, music was a little out of touch for a Mexican Restaurant but I'm not upset, it was good music! Now, i shouldn't have expected too much in terms of authenticity from a place called SuperNacho but nonetheless i was a little disappointed. For one, i ordered the chicken fajitas and each bite of chicken was VERY oily, perhaps the oiliest chicken fajitas ive ever had, the mxn rice was a little underwhelming and the refried beans tasted straight out the can. I also ordered nachos, and honestly everything felt the same. The cheese was 100% the same liquid cheese they get from a can and use on concession stand nachos, Rico's brand i believe, that taste is unique like no other. My mother ordered steak fajitas and they came out just as oily, i don't think I've ever seen that thick a coating of oil on chicken or steak before. Unfortunately the oil didn't taste like very high quality oil, possibly vegetable or canola oil, sits heavy in the stomach post consumption. To be completely honest the food is very underwhelming overall, especially for the price, our food came out to around 140 not including tip for 2 kids drinks, an agua fresca, nachos, enchiladas (these were fine but not note worthy tbh), chicken nachos (fine not noteworthy), kids taco, and 2 fajitas. To be completely 100% honest this is a great spot for people who have never had real authentic mexican food, or if you're starving. We dont plan on coming back

We found this Mexican restaurant in a small town near Middletown while searching on an app for…read moresomething different. From the outside, it looked like a place that has been around for many years. It's not falling apart, but it definitely feels a bit outdated and like it hasn't been updated in a long time. When we walked in, it was almost empty. There was only one waiter and just one table for four or five people seated. No one else was there, so at first I thought, "uh oh, this might not be good." Surprisingly, the food was actually very good. I ordered the steak fajitas, and compared to many Mexican restaurants, they were using real pieces of meat instead of the cheap cuts you sometimes get. The meat was tender and flavorful. My companion ordered another Mexican dish with the same type of beef, and it was also good. So on the food side, it was a pleasant surprise. The service was fine, but very quiet and a bit dull. The waiter didn't have much energy, almost like he was tired or not very engaged. The place itself also lacked atmosphere. The typical slow Mexican music was playing, nothing lively, and the restaurant just felt empty and without much energy. In the end, the food was good and the service was okay, but the overall vibe felt flat. It's the kind of place you're glad you tried once, but it doesn't really make you excited to come back.

Had the beef tamales to start. I've been looking for beef tamales for a loooong time! Nowhere to be…read morefound, until now...kinda. The tamales came out as a tamale roll with the shredded beef on top. Okay I get it, gives the chef more flexibility to serve up pork, chicken, and beef tamales. It's was very good, just a bit odd it wasn't stuffed. But the taste was there and it was tasty and delicious! Then I had the Chayote. First time but definitely not the last! This was Mexican vegetables filled with corn, onions, tomatoes, cilantro and chayote topped with cheese. A chayote is a tasty squash that is a cross between zucchini and cucumber! It's very good and done nicely. All the ingredients are fresh. The guacamole was freshly made and delicious! As was there fresh chips and salsa. Great job. The employees were all very nice also.