Right next to winners bar. Wow. They are so damn good we got 6 real tacos for $24. The price was…read morewell worth it. It's a truck there isn't a store. They were super nice to us. We got Pollo and Al pastor. I highly recommend them and then going to winners for a cheap $7 drink. They are right next to the R/M train station at Elmhurst. We waited under 10 mins because it was super early like 8pm. They were there about an hour before we ordered. The customer service was great. We got extra sauces for free. The ambiance is giving they love to watch people enjoy their food.

Taco trucks are all over the place in Corona. While waiting on the street, I couldn't resist…read morepicking up a taco on the go. I was a little shocked to see inflation at work here .... $4 tacos from a taco truck?! I ordered some tacos Al pastor. These were ok, but could have benefitted from more seasoning.

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.

Pete Wells sent us on a taco journey after a Mets game and I'm glad he did. I was shocked by this…read morebut the beef tongue was my favorite - the meat was so tender. I also loved the al pastor and the salsas they make. The red was too spicy for me but the green salsa was delicious.

Ordered the shrimp and fish tacos. Portions are huge-each taco comes with your choice of flavor…read morewith 2 generous slices of avocado. I prefer the shrimp as it was tastier. The fish was a little black and overcooked. The tacos come with a side of three sauces. I the Jamaica agua fresca which is hibiscus tea flavored. So good and refreshing. The decor is very Mexican with floral tabletops and pics all over the wall. Services was great.

I ordered the chicken tostadas, they were very full and delicious. I also ordered a small horchata…read morebut it was so good i should've gotten large instead The server as always is very friendly.

Menu is short and sweet. My favorite tacos in NYC…read more Option for me 7 days a week even in the rain

All I'm rating is the food. I give it 4 stars. I ordered via Uber Eats. Since it wasn't a winter…read moreday, the food was warm when it was delivered. I ordered two birria tacos ($5 each) and consomme ($5). I immediately squeezed the lime over the tacos and ate them. the tacos which were finger licking good. I decided to eat the consumme the next day so I stored it in the fridge. the cold consomme becomes a block of jello. I flipped it into a pot and warmed it up. It was a beefy broth with 2 slivers of beef. I'd skip the consomme next time.

The chicken tinga was juicy and tender, and the tortilla was delicious. The lady behind the counter…read moredoesn't speak English, but she was very friendly. I'm glad I speak some Spanish. The crema and avocado on the taco were extremely fresh. The taco isn't cheap at $5 when you add avocado, but it's worth it given the generous serving size.

Great local food truck! The food came out so fast and every taco was packed with flavor…read more The price/ filling ratio is a win in my book. Would eat here again when I have the time

la mejor comida mexicana que eh probado y el servicio increíble. Muy amables y atentos…read more recomendado

Ariana was craving queso birria, and on a determined quest to satisfy her insatiable hunger, we…read morestumbled upon a restaurant that offered birria, even though it was not on the menu. Ecstatic, she ordered a queso birria. Both she and Helsen waited for the food, which did not take long to arrive. She was pleased with her meal--absolutely delectable, incredibly filling and oozing with flavor, there was so much meat and it was so tender it was spilling out the tortilla. She was being stingy because it was soooo good. I had eaten before but regretted it the moment the lady brought out her food. The restaurant was empty when we came even though it should have been packed because of how good the food was but not too packed because then they would raise the prices... the decor was nice there was a cool gun and a bull head..!! :3

I have recently developed a bit of an obsession with these tacos. I have been here a handful of…read moretimes already, and my order is always the same: one chicken taco and two beef. What stands out is how fresh and authentic everything tastes. This food truck tends to draw a late-night crowd. Usually, they are pretty quick and the tacos are delicious. One thing to note is that there is no seating available, so it's a strictly a grab-and go spot.

I usually pass by this truck every time I have a dermatology appointment, but one day I decided to…read moregive it a try. It was a Tuesday and Election Day. First of all, everything here is $13, except for shrimp meals, which are around $14. If you're paying with Apple Pay or another app, there's an additional dollar fee, so cash is better. There's another food truck between Sumpter Pl and Broadway, outside Woodhull Hospital and near Starbucks and Chipotle. The prices are slightly different, with most menu items ranging from $11 to $12, so I assume each operator adjusts for competition. The demographic at my location is primarily African American, but this part of Bushwick tends to be more diverse, with many families, children, and a notable Hispanic presence. For what you're getting, it's really good. My birria tacos were loaded with flavor from the well-seasoned beef, which has a great burst of juicy meat and cheese that makes the soft taco even more tender and chewy. The vegetables and the mozzarella added moisture to the taco, and the birria sauce was savory and plentiful--I had extra and couldn't resist drinking it like soup. You'll definitely need a drink to refresh your palate afterward. The smell of onions and peppers will linger on your hands, face, breath, and clothes. No doubt they are using fresh ingredients, but beware, you will need a peppermint. The truck is parked near the Myrtle Ave. Checkers, Dunkin' Donuts, and Popeyes, making it easy for Brooklynites to spot or for people who know the area to stumble upon. However, because it's on Myrtle Ave., locals know this isn't the most hygienic or scenic spot, even by Brooklyn standards. Myrtle Ave. is Brooklyn's very own 125th St., if that makes sense. The loud noises from traffic, blaring speakers, or a homeless person claiming this block as theirs, unfortunately, take away from the pleasant vibe of a humble taco stand. The operator of the truck was so nice and friendly. I would definitely recommend people try this truck, but honestly, it might be too good for this rough area.

Best taco spot in Queens, hands down. It's a little pricey, but the food is definitely worth it…read more Everything is fresh, flavorful, and always hits the spot. I'll definitely keep coming back.

Very fair pricing. I was very happy to have found a Mexican place that has "tripe" and tongue on…read moretheir menu. Delivery was quick. The tripe (small intestines, not stomach) was very crunchy and very delish... but, I found that the tongue tacos needed more seasoning. Must say that I have had better pozole. I am sure that their tacos would be better if eaten at the place instead of delivered.