Excellent Mexican food. Delicious and abundant !! What more could you ask for ? ........and it was…read morea delivery.

I have been to Mas Tortilla numerous times since I wrote my first review and it never disappoints…read more Great service (Hi, Brian!), food and cocktails. I recommend the lunch special (which includes a margarita and other beverages) which is an amazing deal for $20. My go-to for day drinking adventures with my bestie!

This place is fun, loud vibrant and cool…read more This is not a place to go if you are aiming for intimate conversation. Definitely a bar vibe with great staff and food. We always start with the nachos with chorizo. A crowd favorite. Nice heat and great flavors. Went for the steak enchiladas with salsa verde. Their salsa verde is so good and addictive. Vibrant, full of flavor with an excellent heat. My fiance had the chorizo burrito with maduros. The maduros were perfection. Worth the trip if you can come and try.

I took advantage of the their lunch special and ordered the carne asada. I ordered it to go…read more As I waited the restaurant had multiple people also enjoying the treats from the bar and kitchen for lunch. Upon arriving home, the grilled meat was delicious and plentiful. There was enough for left overs as the meat was folded in half in the tin. I chose the sides of frijoles (beans) and maduros (sweet plantain). I am a fan of a hint of spice and it should be noted the beans were seasoned with a hint of spiciness. I am looking forward to trying other items on the menu.

Food and service were excellent. Cocktails were delish! Bar tender was helpful and hilarious.read more

This place is definitely better than the name might imply. The food, service, and vibes are all…read moreabove average. The only downside is that the price is also, shall we say, Manhattanized? For food, my group stuck with the beef, opting for the birria and NY strip steak tacos. Both were very tasty, and made even better with the spicy housemade salsas. The drinks may have been the highlight. I recommend the Volcan in particular. It's a very cessionable and refreshing summery mezcal drink, that could charm even the non-mezcal crowd. I also appreciated that they made a special tiny cheese quesadilla for my one-year old. The bill was high enough that it made me double check the math, and I wish that the taco dishes came with some type of side for $20+ a pop, but overall, Ayy Chihuahua is good enough that I'd come back again, at least for another round of drinks.

Raw looking tortilla burrito and raw French fries…read more Will not be returning wouldn't recommend

The staff was friendly and service was quick. We ordered Tacos de Pastor which the meat was…read moreseasoned very well and the salsas were very flavorful and packed quite the heat. This restaurant is very authentic and would recommend.

Mexican (and Tex-Mex) isn't an option that Queens lacks, but about a year ago the Chilaquiles on…read morethe menu put El Ranchero on my radar. Surprisingly, it is a dish that is hard to find in the Flushing/Fresh Meadows area especially in a sit down, comfortable restaurant. The Chilaquiles was a nice little plate of deliciousness - I loved the tangy green salsa soaked bed of tortilla with nicely fried over easy eggs (they way I ordered it). A fan of avocado, tomato and onions top the dish as well - it comes with a side of rice and beans. I recently returned when I was in the mood for enchiladas - they have combo option with beef, chicken and cheese. I ordered them divorced style with both red and green salsa. It comes blanketed with a shredded lettuce salad with tomato, onions and avocado. Rice and beans round out the dish. A couple of other dishes I tasted were the eggs with chorizo and the chimichanga - both were very good. I love their house salsas both a dark red and green one. They bring out tortilla chips with a thick salsa that is tomato-ey sweet. They have a full bar if you are so inclined and the service is very good here.

Nice corner spot with residential street parking nearby. A few tables comfortably spaced out as…read morewell as a few counter/bar seating. They get a lot of takeout/delivery orders. Not fluent in English, but very friendly service. They have an extensive menu! They give complimentary chips and salsa. The salsa is a sweet tomato-y salsa and the chips are crisp. The Chimichanga with Cecina (Salted Beef) was stuffed! Crisp fried exterior, covered in flavorful red (tomato-y) and green (herb-y) sauces. The cecina is perfectly salted. I enjoyed the guac and chips (same as the complimentary chips) and pico on the side added freshness. They also have a house red and green sauce, which have a good kick and flavor to them. The Pineapple Juice is the right amount of sweetness and tart. I like that there's no ice so it's a full glass of juice! Overall a neat local spot to hit up for good food and friendly service (and a full bar!).

This spot is legitimately delicious - i haven't tried other Mexican restaurants in the area yet…read morebecause I keep coming to/ordering from here. The guac and salsa are so good. DO NOT MISS THE ESQUITES. Sorry for the caps, I'm a little extra but you need that corn in your life. The verde enchiladas are magic and I normally do not like enchiladas so that means you need to try that asap.

This restaurant has a good ambiance, everyone was really nice. Drinks were really good.The food was…read moreamazing and tasty. U get treated like family we even got free tequila shots the restaurant is street level and accessible to someone in wheelchairs or mobility aids. The only issue no wheelchair accessible bathroom , due to the bathrooms been going down a full set of stairs into the basement

I really enjoyed Casa Enrique! I had a feeling I would and have had my eyes on it since moving to…read morethe neighborhood 5 months ago. Finally I got to go with an old friend who I had a bad falling out with, so this meal was more important than just getting fed. Our whole relationship was on the line. There's no better way to start a painful reunion than to get some random (included) starter snack, accompanied by three unique sauces, and two coconut margaritas. Immediately upon tasting the margaritas, we knew our friendship would make it out of the meal. For appetizers, we got today's special - Tuna Ceviche - that was genuinely a blast of flavors. All I remember is there's a yuzu sauce amongst other ingredients. The dish was tiny but tasted incredible. We also got the Ensalada de Betabel con Jicama, another fabulous dish full of beets and jicama, and their guacamole. Now I thought the guacamole was a little bland, but it was definitely fresh. For entrees, we split the Mole de Piaxtla and the Tacos de Carne Asada. Flavorwise, I was a little disappointed in both. The meat in the tacos was incredible, but as a dish it felt incomplete. I did really enjoy the Mole but honestly I never gravitate towards it so even if it was A+ I don't think I'd really appreciate it. That being said, I have had better (in CDMX). Before we dug in to the entrees, we dug into the truth of our distance and really acknowledged how special it was to come over food like this. Now, we were so full at this point that even though everything tasted good nothing tasted good. We also were distracted by someone dressed up as the michelin man coming in and vlogging the restaurant. We ate as much as we could and the service gave us a little break to continue chatting. Upon their return, we ordered two more margaritas and a tres leches. Again, the margaritas were fire and the tres leches was a perfect end to the meal. A beautiful meal, beautiful restaurant, great drinks, and the preservation of a long time friendship. Does it get better than this?

We visited Casa Enrique yesterday after hearing about its Michelin recognition, and while we wanted…read moreto love it, we left feeling a little disappointed. The restaurant has a nice atmosphere and the service was courteous, but the food did not live up to the hype or the expectations we had going in. Some dishes were fine, but overall the flavors felt underwhelming for the price, and we expected more depth and consistency from a restaurant with this reputation. It may have been an off night, but based on our experience, it did not feel like a standout meal. We appreciate that Casa Enrique has many loyal fans, and we are not writing this to be harsh our experience just did not match the praise we had heard.

Came back again this time to eat inside and stay for lunch - ordered the enchiladas with mojo red…read moresauce - spicy but edible. My eyes were watery from the spice and had to blow my nose a few times! So freaking good!! This is officially my favorite mexican spot in Bushwick! I will be back

Delicious authentic Mexican food! I ordered the pancita and WOW I was blown away. It reminded me…read moreexactly of the one my mother used to make. My husband had the special of the day, Costillas en salsa verde. It was amazing! The meat was tender, just absolutely perfect. We also had the Quesabirria con Consomé and that was also delightful. Our toddlers were so happy with their sopes de frijol con queso and kept saying how tasty they were. The service was outstanding as well. The servers were friendly and attentive. Definitely the best Mexican restaurant I have tried in NYC! Yes, that's how great this place is. We will be back! Thank you for your service and delicious food!

Mayahuel in Astoria is an absolute must visit for great tasting Mexican food. We had the brunch…read moremenu which was simple and had a nice variety to choose from. We had the Baja fish tacos, they came as an order of 3 and were crispy, fresh, and bursting with flavor. We also had the chilaquiles with steak, the green sauce softened the delicious tortilla chips perfectly, the eggs, avocado and sauces were savory and all together a perfect dish. The margarita was refreshing and dangerously good! Service was top notch friendly, attentive, and made us feel right at home. Bonus: they offer a 4% discount if you pay with cash. It seems many restaurants are doing this. Only downside? Parking is tricky with limited street parking, but it's worth the hassle. I look forward to go back for dinner since they are famous for there grilled octopus.

Great service! Cute and comfy space! Food and drink was yummy !…read more Great happy hour! We will come back again to try more ! Cheers !

Excellent spot for Cemitas and other Mexican fare. I had the carnitas (pulled pork) cemita which…read morecame on a soft yet thick roll filled with lettuce, tomatoes, pickled onions, Oaxacan cheese, Mayo, and a chipotle sauce. It was delicious! Very balanced sandwich. Savoriness coming through from the pork and Mayo. Chipotle sauce had smokiness to it. Pickled onions added some acidity and the other veggies give it a nice crunch. Service was polite, and the food came out quick. There was one gender neutral restroom. They had six draft beers with a focus on local and craft breweries.

Delicious food not too far from all the cemeteries in Queens, a foreboding reminder of where I…read morewould end up if I ate here every day. This is not Mexican food. This is Mexican food with a twist. There is all your favorites here and then some. After the New York Times paid a visit here a few months back, the reputation of this little restaurant in Sunnyside takes on a new meaning to flavor. I got three items, all of which had varying degrees of success. The main item I wanted to try was their famed Fried Chicken Cemita, or a Mexican sandwich layered with just about everything the kitchen sink throws at you. Considering I live where Doña Zita roams as the king of the Cemita, this has big shoes to fill. After taking a bite, and making one big mess, I knew I made the right choice. So much flavor and texture going on that I could not figure out how to attack the next few bites. My only criticism is that it is a little on the small side, and I was still hungry after eating one. I had to order something else. That is when I went full San Diego on this restaurant and got a fish and a shrimp taco. The fish taco is great but you cannot eat the fish with the taco. Otherwise it falls apart. The other flavors are there but it should be as one happy family, not two separate entities. That is how I felt eating this. Unfortunately you order individually with these it can get pricey quickly. The shrimp taco has the same criticisms. Like the fish tacos, these are also ordered individually. I like that the shrimp is succulent and there are three large shrimp in the taco, but this is a taco, not a Po Boy. I should not have shrimp spilling out the shell for me to pick later. It should be one harmonious flavor packed into a shell. I did not get that here. San Diego, you are safe for now as having the best fish tacos. In another review, I mentioned that New York is not known for Mexican food. A good one is a big fish in a little pond. I will be back here to try more food items here, as my selection for good Mexican food in New York is pretty limited. As long as I do not end up in one of the nearby cemeteries first.