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    Gueros

    3.9 (663 reviews)
    ModerateMexican, Bars
    Closed 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Dogs allowed
    Happy hour specials

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    Fawn G.

    I've been a big Gueros fan for years.. in fact the Smith and 9th location was ideal for a Bay Ridgians due to fifteen minute ride on R train. It was my post Atlantic Avenue shopping stop as well. That location had a long bar, cozy feel and great margaritas. The real star was their Shrimp tacos, fried to perfection with a kickin sauce. Unfortunately, COVID ended my perfect taco place. I remembered comparing pictures of Smith and Ninth to this one on Prospect Place. It looked tiny compared to my one and only and pledged my allegiance to the 4th Avenue location. Well folks, that all changed because today after running some errands on Franklin Avenue, I decided today was the day for a taco visit. The inside is small but the service is friendly and very welcoming. There is bar stool seating with countertop and small picnic style tables. There is an enclosed area added as well as outdoor, during COVID. I ordered my shrimp and chicken Tinga taco and my first cup of cafe con leche via Mexican Coke. I started talking to one of the employees as I waited for my food and learned this location has been here 15 years and the cook had been here around 13 years. I also learned they have a Dram Shop on Smith Street that serves burgers, sandwiches, salads, tacos of course and full bar. Now to the good stuff, my tacos! What can I say about the fried shrimp, pickled onion, slaw, cotija, cilantro cream, chipotle mayo wrapped in a flour tortilla??? I'm speechless due to savoring every bite as I write this review. The chicken Tinga taco is lip smacking good; shredded chicken cooked in a tomato sauce with adobo and topped with queso Fresca. Gueros is located between Prospect Place and Franklin Avenue. As I've stated in previous reviews regarding eateries on Franklin, it is becoming a mini food Mecca in Brooklyn. If you haven't, start exploring this wonderful neighborhood. Viva Gueros!

    Chips and Queso Chips and Guacamole
    Shaun S.

    ordered takeout. the tacos were bomb. of the four tacos i tried, the hangar steak and fried shrimp were my favorite. the fried chicken and brisket were just as good. queso is off the charts with the chips.

    Blackened Catfish Taco (left) Al Pastor Taco (right)
    Amanda D.

    A Very divey-like restaurant in BK with pretty decent tacos. If you're looking for quick service then i'd recommend avoiding the rush which seems to be a little after 5p (esp on a weekday). The inside fits a few people along the windowsill and maybe 1 or 2 tables. If you're party more than 3, i'd recommend sitting outside. If there's one taco that you come here for -- let it be the blackened catfish taco. It won't disappoint.

    Steak taco (no beans)
    Farrah B.

    I'd come across this restaurant a few times when looking for grilled steak and chicken tacos, so of course with taco Tuesday upon us, I sprung for dinner here. When I entered, the music selections was fantastic! It was like being at your abuela's house on a Saturday morning. The cashier was really friendly and help me to decide on which items I should get. You shouldn't come here hungry because you'll end up leaving with everything. I narrowed down my choices to the chicken nachos and a steak taco. I was driving so the temptation had to go away for a Margarita. I was given a table number stand to wait in the indoor seating in the "Golden" room. The food arrived quickly..... sensational. Everyone was raving about the chicken nachos, and they were absolutely delicious. I also ordered a steak taco (86 the beans) and it was quite tasty as well. All the food was a little bit saltier than I'm accustomed to, but an extra glass of water solved that quickly, lol. It was definitely a meal I would repeat. I only made it through half my nachos, so fingers crossed on the reheat!

    Chicken Nachos
    Shari H.

    I've been going to Gueros for years and never wrote a review SMH. 5 stars is for the consistency, flavor and price. I'm a huge fan of the nachos (steak or chicken) and queso!! And then there are the margaritas! Just get them. Also the nachos are big enough to share.

    Vegan Housemade Chorizo Taco
    Paloma G.

    The best tacos I've ever had in Brooklyn. They offer a wide variety of tacos and all hit the spot! I had the avocado tacos, blackened catfish and fried shrimp. The moment each touched my tastebuds, they went into a collective dance! The fried items were super crispy and flavoured to perfection, while toppings sat fresh. Ps- remember to add their green creamy sauce for extra razzle dazzle!

    Question. Steak taco. Fried shrimp taco
    Julliett P.

    Had take out. Good flavor! Only 1 tortilla but it's kind of staying together. 2 would have been nice

    Art C.

    #1 tacos in NYC and it's not even close. The only way I can explain that this place isn't rated higher is because most people in NYC are too used to eating French-Mexican or Italian-Mexican tacos (NO! Herbs de Provence is not a Mexican seasoning). These are the real deal... the only tacos we've found in NYC that taste anything like actual Mexican tacos (more like West Coast style tacos, but close enough). They're pricey, and the service is a little scattered but I'll be damned if we don't come back here next time we want a bit of realness. For a treat try the picadillo and carnitas tacos. And don't sleep on the fried chicken and fried shrimp tacos either. #1 tacos in NYC and it's not even close.

    Fried Shrimp Taco & Al Pastor Taco:
    Jon R.

    I was fortunate enough to come across this establishment on a brisk November night before going to the Botanical Gardens here in Brooklyn. I came across the name on Apple Maps as I desperately searched for dinner using the keyword, restaurant. Most of the results were closed but alas, Gueros was my knight in shining armor. I stumbled upon a few Yelp reviews that gave me hope and it did not disappoint at all. By far my favorite taco in Brooklyn right next to La Superior and Taqueria Ramirez. As a native Angeleno, it is really nice finding a Mexican restaurant who does tacos with integrity and love. The textures and flavors were perfect in each bite and I really loved the salsa. Food, service and ambiance were great for my tastes!

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    Ordered tacos from here. There were multiple hairs in my al pastor taco. I'll never eat here again.

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    Best queso in Brooklyn. I love going here on weekday nights for queso and margs with a friend

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