Small place, but food is delicious. Ambience is beautiful. it's a little difficult for wheelchair…read morebut managed.

A friend of mine saw this spot on IG and we decided to visit for dinner on Friday night. Very easy…read moreto find and super accessible by public transportation (bus and train stops are on the corner). We walked in and was greeted vaguely and then was ushered to a seat near the door (even though there was open seating in the center of the restaurant). Then we realized the hostess wouldn't speak to us again for about 15mins. Turns out they "don't speak English" and bc we looked **foreign** (I'm being nice) they didn't know how/want to proceed. Wasn't until my Cuban friend started speaking Spanish that we were able to get service and was able to order. With all that said, the food was mid at best (fresh but lacking flavor) but the space was cute and cozy. Seems to be a hit amongst their friends and families so I will gladly leave their safe space to just them.

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.

This is my ol reliable! I always come here during my lunch when I am in the office. Their agua de…read morejamaica is so good! Their al pastor tacos are great and they have a big menu to choose from! There's quite a bit of seating inside. It is inside a small grocery store. service is always fast.

Sad to say but be careful ordering through grub hub, the driver who's picking up your food might…read morenever show up with your delivery, and when you call support they will bullshit you with an offer as if that's goin got fix the fact that a costumer waited an hour for food and literally didn't receive it! Extremely disappointed in the poor service from grub hub / yelp drivers and costumer service rep.

Excellent & Local…read more The food here is above average. Very good Tortas & Chilaquiles with green sauce & steak . AMAZING. The bad Yelp reviews are due to tipping & Cash Only .... which have nothing to do with the food quality. Local authentic Mexican takeout spot No they don't speak English No, they don't take credit cards but you are guaranteed amazing food from nice Mexican lady

As soon as we entered, we were welcomed and shown a table. The service was wonderful and the food…read morewas terrific! The waiter could not have been nicer! We thoroughly enjoyed our dinner and we will be returning for sure. The decor highlighted a rich Mexican heritage. Vibrant and lovely! Highly recommended.

Always order from them and the food is always great. Have so far tried the tostadas, the…read morequesadillas, and the chicken tacos. Very consistent and filling. Great pricing

It doesn't get any more authentic then El Pitallito! Coming from California where Mexican food is a…read morestaple of cuisine El Pitallito did not disappoint. The chorizo nachos were great. The portion size was more than enough and delicious! The carnitas tacos are what you would expect, perfectly cooked and flavorful. The horchata was the perfect drink to wash everything down with.

Cute spot in Inwood Good service…read more Well seasoned food Nicely made cocktails Fish tacos were tasty Indoor and outdoor seating available Good prices They could have a lunch special Overall nice experience.

Sinaloan Sa'Tacos and its next-door-neighbor / sister restaurant, Italian Il Sole, are in many ways…read morequintessential NYC mashups. You find elements of each cuisine creeping into the other restaurant's menu -- and plenty of other influences, too -- to mostly enjoyable effect. Example: Birria ramen. This dish is brilliant in concept, the logic of rich birria broth with noodles unassailable. Alas, this version was just so-so in execution. We liked the bit of shredded beef birria in the dish, but despite the authentic birria-orange film, the all-important broth had been thinned down and cut with bullion powder / cubes. Noodles were also reminiscent of the kind you'd find in a dried block at the grocery store, sold with a packet of seasoning powder. Mussels fra diavolo were made with small to medium sized mussels cooked in a lovely, rich, spicy tomato sauce, and reasonably fresh. This dish was on Il Sole's menu, but I think it would've been just as much at home on Sa'Taco' with its spicing (no basil that I could detect, a fair amount of oregano and chili / paprika, garlic, lots of parsley). I really enjoyed the mussels, but if one were to nitpick, it would've been nice to (1) receive utensils to eat with, w/o having to ask for them; (2) have a plate or other receptacle for shells; and (3) have some good, crusty bread for sopping up the lovely sauce. The airy, flimsy (Portuguese?) bread served alongside didn't quite do the trick. The Pardner ordered and enjoyed his set of three chorizo tacos. They came on small, 3" shells, without accoutrements and were not satisfying as a meal. He was left eyeballing the birria ramen hungrily until it was bequeathed to him. A side of spinach, ordered for vegetable matter, was just alright. We are ridiculously enthusiastic about silky, well-prepared spinach. The version here was fine, pleasantly garlicky, but tougher and more astringent / tannic than we prefer. What we didn't like quite as well: We discovered after the fact that we were not offered a brunch menu, though we were well within hours and would've enjoyed many items off of that menu. Also, the "sin tax" was high. Drinks were quite expensive for their average to below-average quality. You'll receive separate checks for food ordered from each menu, but the outdoor dining space is shared, as are servers. We once knew this neighborhood like the back of our hands. We plan to again given how much our littles all like Inwood Hill Park and given my memories of perfect Dominican and Venezuelan food in these parts. If you have any suggestions in the neighborhood circa 2023, please hollah!

Terrible, the customer service is terrible, the workers are rude and give you looks…read moreWhen I ordered chalupa, they were just tacos but with crema and queso Cemitas are small and not worth the price

First time here and it's a game changer, clean and welcoming space. Starting with the corn…read moretortilla, fresh and just simply delicious! It pairs well with their Al Pastor Steak and chicken like none other. They give you some lime and other extras but the only things I would ask for is salsa and maybe optional guac. But everything was cooked to perfection presentation was just perfect! I can see this new family business doing very well, check them out -- I am going there again but the first impression is a solid one. Tuesday is also know for their Taco Special so ask about it.