stopped by for happyhour tacos and margaritas. Friendly server/bartender and nice quesdilla…read more Bathroom is ok I like it bc sink forgot a photo!! Small space inside and seems connected to another restaurant.

The skirt steak tacos are delicious - but the portions here are tiny. The prices have been going…read moreway up over the years. Because of that, I don't come here as often as I used to.

Burger was juicy but nothing extraordinary. Did not like the highly touted fries. Why is frying in…read morepeanut oil special? I don't think it is. I found the fries to be mealy, heavy, and limp. The order arrives in a sealed greasy bag regardless if you order from the counter or pre-ordered for pickup. You haven't a prayer to get crispy fries. There is ample seating. Lots of empty seats during the lunchtime rush. Two regular tables with two chairs and a bench each, a handful of counter seating with high chairs by the window, an elongated table of 10 with 5 high chairs on each side, and some regular tables set up outside on the sidewalk patio. The place is clean enough and there is a restroom available. You order from the front or go directly to the pickup area when ordering from their app. No loyalty program to entice returning. Employees were neutral in temperament. This is not a place to go out of your way to try. It's a one and done to satisfy curiosity.

stopped by Five Guys recently --partially bc a downfall of 5 Guys video popped up in my YT feed and…read morethat video had more to do with revenue at 5 Guys. but it did pique my interest in 5 Guys as i can't remember the last time i had a burger there. stopped by the East Village location on Second Avenue to pick up dinner. 5 Guys has its own app if you want to order pickup or delivery and they are on the all major food apps. the store is pretty clean. there is a decent amount of seating. actually the store looks bigger than it is as most of the space is taken up by the kitchen + counter area. the interior is a simple setup. order counter in the front and order pickup in the back. headed to the pickup area and my order was ready to go. neatly packed up Cheeseburger to go. 5 Guys Cheeseburger is "American cheese melted between two fresh burger patties on a soft, toasted sesame seed bun." you can add as many veggie toppings as you want like lettuce, tomatoes, grilled onions, jalapeños, etc. 5 Guys serves a regular-sized patty burger NOT a smashburger. the burger definitely looks way bigger than an average smashburger. the burger patties are meaty BUT i dare say the burger could be seasoned a bit more as thought the patty is meaty enough but doesn't carry the flavor enough in terms of savoriness, just imo. the cheese was super melty and smooth. the bun was warm and toasted and doesn't fall apart. i added tomatoes, lettuce, grilled onions, ketchup and mustard...the cheeseburger tasted good--meaty, cheesy, full of crunch from the lettuce, sweetness from the tomatoes and ketchup, and the umami-ness of the grilled onions + mustard. it reminds of a homemade burger dine right. definitely the quality of the ingredients comes through because you can taste actual flavors of the components of the burgers and not just a generic taste. overall, i was pretty satisfied in ordering cheeseburger at 5 Guys. didn't get fries at 5 Guys because i never was really enamored by them even though they are famed for over-serving them on any order. the cheeseburger was plenty. while revenue at 5 Guys might be falling (idk) it doesn't seem to be affecting the quality of their burgers too much. oh, and the service was quick but not very memorable.

Usually when people ask me what my favorite type of food is, I tell them I hate to have favorites…read moreand love variety. Judging purely by where I eat though, it most certainly would lean towards Mexico. This is partly to do with the cuisine's ubiquitousness here in New York, because if Thai food was good in the back of every little Thai grocery (which don't really exist on the East coast in numbers anyways), I am sure I would eat a lot more of it. And so on. When I am in Inwood, 10 times out of 12 I will be headed for the El Dugout Patacon Pisao truck that serves delicious Venezuelan street fare. This time however I was walking down 10th Avenue in Inwood with a semi-empty stomach in search of a new place. El Nuevo Azteca stepped up and filled the void. The tostada ($2.50) was the only food I ordered as I wanted to preserve my stomach for as many stops as possible, but a sign beckoned from the refrigerator case with another offer that was too good to refuse: $1.50 Coronas. This turns out to be the takeout price, as they are $3 on the bill and poured into a styrofoam cup. You can tell a lot from a place's tostada, the beans they use, the quality of queso, the crema. Positive on all accounts here at Azteca, although not mind-blowing. It must be said though, that this is just a nice place to relax, have a very cheap meal, and enjoy yourselves. They have a full Mexican and American breakfast menu, as well as all the normal antojitos any place should have. Full entrees are available as well, and the cute surroundings peak on the wall where the window to the kitchen and the large television showing novelas compete for attention.

After reopening. my first impression is a clean friendly place, tacos of birria taste awesome. you…read morecan order bucket of beer. but since it is a familiar place they will not place the bucket in your table before 22 hrs. that's the policy... after 22hrs they will put your beer bucket at your table. as for spirits.. they only have tequila and whiskey. not cocktails so. be aware. they accept Amex , Visa and MasterCard.

Came here after discovering it a week or two back while attending a local event outside. Sha-Kara…read moretook my to go order and was very friendly. It being a new location or maybe just being Raising Cane's the restaurant was very clean and felt spacious along with comfortable, a rarity in NYC and especially in this part of town. I'm not in the neighborhood much but if I were this would definitely be a go to for me. The food was also good and warm, continuing the deliciousness of Raising Cane's. If you haven't had it yet, go try it already.

Craving chicken fingers and fries near Astor Place, Raising Cane's combos hits the spot…read more $14.99 for 4 chicken fingers, fries, Texas toast, sauce and drink. It was a good size to share.

This place has quickly become my favorite spot! I've been here several times, and every visit has…read morebeen outstanding. The tacos are absolutely delicious, and the atmosphere is warm, lively, and welcoming. They have an exceptional selection of premium tequilas and mezcals, and the beautiful décor paired with authentic Mexican music makes the whole experience feel special. A big thank you to Miguel, who made our visit unforgettable. His knowledge of tequila and mezcal is impressive, and he took the time to recommend several different mezcals based on our tastes. Every recommendation was excellent, and we had so much fun learning about and tasting each one. If you're looking for amazing Mexican food, outstanding drinks, and exceptional service, this is the place to go. I can't wait to come back to try more of their tequila and mezcal selection. Don't miss this hidden gem--you'll be glad you found it!

We were looking for dinner before hopping on the train for a concert, and as we walked through Penn…read moreStation, this place quickly caught our attention because it smelled amazing! We loved the fact that it has indoor seating with a setup very similar to a Chipotle or Moe's. The flavor here is delicious. My husband got the surf-and-turf bowl, and I got a chicken salad. We customized them with pico de gallo, beans, rice, cilantro, and guacamole, and everything was incredibly good! It is a great place to stop by and get a quick bite before catching a train or heading into the city. One downside, unfortunately, is that there is no bathroom at this location, which was a bit of a disappointment. Regardless, the food was excellent! Estábamos buscando dónde cenar antes de subir al tren para ir a un concierto, y mientras caminábamos por Penn Station, este lugar nos llamó rápidamente la atención porque olía riquísimo. Nos gustó el hecho de que tiene mesas adentro, con un concepto muy similar al de Chipotle o Moe's. El sabor es delicioso. Mi esposo pidió el tazón de mar y tierra (surf and turf bowl) y yo pedí una ensalada de pollo; les agregamos pico de gallo, frijoles, arroz, cilantro y guacamole, y de verdad que estuvo buenísimo. Es un buen lugar para pasar a comer algo rápido antes de subir al tren o de salir a la ciudad. El único inconveniente es que, desafortunadamente, no hay baño en este local, lo cual fue una pequeña decepción. A pesar de eso, ¡la comida estuvo excelente!

Every time I go there it's the heavy set Mexican lady who always has a chip on her shoulder , very…read moresneaky also will over charge you another thing noted was they only nice an pleasant to other Mexicans very sleazy place and will over charge u mainly it's the lady at the cash register everyone else is quiet if you are colored u will feel the shift

prices keep increasing daily .. staff is very rude and can barely speak English.. the outside of…read morethe store looks terrible due to constant construction. not to mention there are Zero healthy alternatives. I couldn't even substitute a Soda with a Water without additional charge smh .. won't ever go back again I promise.

Now that's a Taco Bell!…read more Me and my friends are pretty obsessed with Taco Bell menu items these days, so when I spent the day in NYC and saw there was a Cantina right where I'd be, I knew I had to stop in! And we were absolutely thrilled. Alcoholic Baja Blasts, legendary stuff. The ordering kiosks were relatively typical of most Taco Bells. Simple, easy service, and the staff quickly called out my name. I ordered a Baja Blast with vodka, so they checked my ID and then handed me the drink. Getting a seat took a bit, but I snagged a booth once someone left and was able to enjoy my meal sitting down. There's definitely not enough space for a busy hour like the time I went though (4pm on a Sunday). The food was typical Taco Bell food. The nacho fries obviously delicious, doritos locos taco was great. We did run into some trouble with getting water--it was hard to get ahold of the employees, and then when we did, they told us they could not give us any free water cups. I'm not sure if that's common in NYC, but it was upsetting that we weren't able to get water from this location even after buying a meal and paying. Service was quick but it was difficult to talk to a person, seating was difficult but manageable, no free water, but I got my order accurately and I was thrilled to have a baja blast with vodka. Overall about what I'd hope for!

This Taco Bell is located in the heart of Times Square - do with that information what you will. My…read moreboyfriend mistakenly ordered Taco Bell here on his mobile app instead of the quiet one we were literally standing in, so I had to do the bob and weave through tourists past a Giant gorilla to get to this location. This place was absolutely mobbed on a Saturday night, I was lucky to grab two seats. There was a long line of folks waiting for their order when I got here. Despite the chaos this Taco Bell was decently clean. The food order came out correctly, I appreciated that there was a ton of sauce packets and napkins filled up at one station so that it was easy to grab what you needed. This is a Taco Bell Cantina, so you can also order beers and alcoholic Baja Blasts if that's your vibe. If you're craving Taco Bell while walking through Times Square, this will do just fine.

I've been here a few times now over the years. I'm a vegetarian, and I think their vegetarian…read moresandwich is incredible. It is messy (I would not eat this sandwich with people I didn't know well), but they know this and give you hand wipes and napkins. I have never waited very long for my sandwich, and I think the price is comparable to any other sandwich in the midtown area.

The service was terrible! We went to the BOA Winter Village looking for the genuine NY Holiday…read moreexperience, but got the nasty NY experience instead. When we complained to the young man who was serving us about how we were being charged more money for the same food items as the people who were in front of us his answer was he didn't give a F**k. Tell me why the White tourist family can order items off the menu but the dark Hispanic's have to pay the full price. And the manager who was standing right there wasn't any help either. Kayla, who refused to give me her last name did nothing to correct his behavior. Regarding the hot chocolate, don't waste your money. I've had better at Dunkin Donuts, and if it's churros you're after there are some Mexican vendors on the street that have better tasting and less expensive items for sale. The Winter Village is beautiful, take the time and visit at least once, but steer clear of this place. I'll be following up with Bryant Park Corp regarding this vendor.