Ok wow 3 tacos for 12 in this economy! Next to a fun bar no less is a steal. The service was super…read morenice. I sent them $14 and said I over paid. Like cmon its 0 degrees out here and youre cooking for me! You need that $2 tip. I was boring and got all chicken. Definitely trying the alpastor next time. Idk these tacos were really good. Im not sure why it is called tacos and tequila. I remember food trucks in willy b that would sneak you shots maybe they do too? Idk either way courtyard ale lets you eat the tacos there. Either way it took under 10 minutes for our tacos on a zero below weather night, how could you not tip! They take venmo! Loved that for them. Everything was very fresh and tasty. Perfect food for a night of shots and beers.

Once upon a time in New York City, $10 in your pocket meant you could have a full day's adventure…read moreand a full belly but things definitely done changed but luckily the cabelleros who run this truck are going to satiate your hunger for quality food and then some. Pretty much any and everything here is a hit so depending on your level of hunger the tacos, a sandwich, burrito, quesadilla, or nachos all make for good options. I'm a big fan of the alambre sandwich generously filled with chicken, al pastor, steak, green pepper, onions, and cheese and topped with chipotle mayo, avocado, and lettuce and the steak burrito smelled so good that I couldn't wait to get home and start on it so I took Queens Blvd all the way home and couldn't wait for red lights so I could savor another bite. A shining Sunnyside gem with top quality eats for late night cravings! Highly recommended!

It's a pretty fair Mexican food truck. I opted for the carne asada burrito. It had decent flavor…read morebut the quality of the meat left something to be desired. The portion sizes are good though, as is the speed. By the time I paid ($16 for a burrito and sides of rice and beans with extra guacamole-based sauce), my food was ready. The expediency is unbeatable.

I've ordered tacos and quesadillas from here a handful of times, and they are consistently…read moredelicious. The birria quesadilla is so good, and I just got another one right now--spicy--and shfbdkcifhsbdjcid. Yeah, do it

The best tacos I've had in a WHILE Seriously, if you see the Chinelos Tacos food truck in NYC, GO…read more Don't even think twice! The flavor was SO good, everything tasted amazing, and the service was 10/10 too! My only wish? A little more spice! But overall, absolutely worth it. Run, don't walk!

Overall the food is not bad. Some of the pork dishes can be a little salty. I recommend the nacho…read moreappetizer. Very good. Service could be a little better. Prefer waiters to come ask if need anything else and not me asking to come. The place has great ambiance for a bar.

Easy to miss food truck but not one to sleep on!…read more We ordered two "quesadillas" but they were not at all what we expected in terms of quesadillas. They were essentially tacos with one layer. Went with the chicken tinga and spicy beef as this what they recommended. Both were so good and, again, not what I would've expected. There are a few seats outside the truck to enjoy your food on and a grocery store nearby to grab a soda to accompany! The women in the truck were so pleasant and helpful!

Good portion, 2 tacos filled me up. Good service, they even provide folding chairs if you want to…read moreeat there, in front of the food truck.

Try them all. The flavors are immense. The Al Pastor is like nothing else this far north. The…read moreTrompo spins. My eyes dance like fire. The senses overload to elation. Suadero is another not to be found commonly - it is one of the most delectable and succulent tacos which I've ever encountered. Red sauce has a really nice fresh strong heat. Green has a flavour which I cannot immediately discern amongst the glorious peppers... Buche. Who sells that at your local taqueria?! Again- not this side of the border. I had to look it up why lie? The Cebollitas are incredible. Bite into the bulb and suck out the meat - it's more like a leek. Sweet. Earthy. Delicious. Those are just the things which one normally does not see outside of Mexico. Or, at least in most NY Taquerias. All of the regulars are there, waiting, begging.... Go late. There's a definite Mexico City feel- between the cavorting, hookers, and constant noise. The various food smells, the little bit of English heard, brown bagging...and sometimes a bit of chaos. This ain't your safe and cushy NY- this is a piece of the underbelly. I'll be back before I lose the smell of onions, cilantro, and assorted taco meats from my fingers.

I love a good taco stand. This is one of the best. Unfortunately, the days of $1-1.50 tacos from my…read moreyouth has disappeared. Even though this vendor sells tacos pequeño (small tacos, 2-3 bites), they are $3-4 each, which is not cheap. For that reason, I can't give them 5 stars. It's quite pricey considering that most full size tacos are selling for about $4.50-5.50 nowadays on the streets, but double in size. With that said, I appreciate the smaller size for me to enjoy more variety every time I stop by. My favorites change from visit to visit, but generally I always get Suadero (roast meat), Campechano (roast meat & sausage), Buche (pork stomach), Cabeza (beef head), and Lengua (beef tongue). I also like the extra weird parts like Cesos (beef brain) and Ojos (beef eye). However, the texture is very mushy and definitely not for everyone. As accompaniments, for every two tacos you order, they also give you a long stem onion that is quite tender and delicious. On the down side, instead of the traditional lime and radish that most places give, Tacos El Borrego offers lemon and cucumbers. I'm not sure why, except maybe they are cheaper options than the normal garnishes. Also, don't forget the flavorful green and red sauces on the table if you are eating there. Otherwise, ask for some to go. I miss the days when our group of friends would get a few tacos late at night after a party or night out drinking. The prices are no longer the same, but the food is still perfect for sobering up while having some laughs on the streets during the warm months. I think back to those days fondly whenever I'm at a taco stand nowadays, and Tacos El Botrego is one of my favorites in NYC.

Tia Julia is amazing! Have been getting food from here for…read morenearly a decade. The food truck is located on the corner of Roosevelt Avenue and Benham Street. The superstar on their menu is their tortas! I got the breaded chicken torta with chipotle. You can choose either chipotle or jalapeño. The chipotle has a nice kick to it, but I'm not someone who can handle spicy so if you want SPICY I would recommend to go with the jalapeño. The torta comes with a couple pieces of thinly breaded chicken cutlets, generous amount of cubed mozzarella cheese, nicely sliced avocado, chipotle sauce, all on top two buns that have just the right amount of bean spread. One cool thing is that throughout the years their tortas have only increased a dollar. From $7 to $8 which is awesome as we all know inflation is getting out of hand.

We were waiting to pick up food around the corner so I suggested trying something. L ordered two…read moretacos, steak with potatoes and carnitas. I told L we should just eat it there since cold tacos just don't taste that good. Even with my hair flying all over my face, these tacos were so tasty. Loved the steak and potatoes and the portion of meat was generous and love that it wasn't over seasoned so I added all the sauces on top. The piece of avocado was ripe and was delicious with the taco. The carnitas was really lean so it wasn't my favorite but L had some fattier bits so he said it was really good. 2 tacos was enough to share for a quick lunch. Everything was fresh. The truck was parked right next to Walgreens.

To start off, I read (and regularly read) reviews before going somewhere and as a result, tweaked…read moremy order based off complaints/recs, etc. from others. -someone mentioned that they put too much sauce. because personally don't like that, I asked for only a little bit and it was perfect. They have 3 sauces: teriyaki, chipotle mayo (creamy), jalapeño (pretty spicy) and you can adjust them all to your liking! -someone mentioned that they didn't put enough veggies and wished they added more, so I asked for extra veggies which they did with no problem or extra charge! -if you pay in cash they don't charge tax, if you pay with card, tax is added. I brought cash and my chicken bowl was $13 flat -I ordered and got my bowl within 5 minutes. I believe there was maybe 3 people ahead of me Overall, I really really enjoyed. The food is fast and so fresh and the value is really good for the quality and amount of food. Service was great- nice, quick and efficient. I saw that someone else mentioned that the truck was too tall? I thought it was no problem and am 5'4'', plus the person service me bent down to hand me the food so I didn't even have to reach at all. I wouldn't expect the most amazing food you've ever had in your life, rather, this is a really solid spot, with great value and efficiency and superb service, making it a great option for lunch hence the 5 star review!

Sirloin steak bowl $15 - really good, juicy, tender, love the green sauce the most, the pickled…read moreveggies are really good too Yaki rice bowl $13.50 - flavorful chicken, also tender

Great Chorizo and Al pastor tacos. I also love their tostadas. They make the food quick too. I call…read moreahead and it's ready when I walk from my apartment.

This new truck has great meat portions, polite service, and takes card and ApplePay. Good for late…read morenight cravings.