Came here during a wing walk. It's a chill low key spot perfect for hanging out casually…read more their wing flavors step outside the box. The Dark Roast wings got this deep, savory richness that tastes just like Mexican mole. If you're into that "sweet meets heat" thing, the Blueberry Chipotle wings got real flavor of the berries upfront, followed by a nice smoky kick from the chipotle that isn't too overwhelming. Everything comes out perfectly crispy, and the mix of creative sauces with their authentic Mexican roots makes it way more interesting than your average wing joint.

Stopped by when I found myself at White Plains and had a great lunch! They had a really interesting…read moremenu with tons of delicious-sounding sandwiches, burgers and tacos but I settled on chorizo sopes. The sopes were hot, fresh and a great portion for $14. The tables were clean and the atmosphere was bright and lively for a small hole in the wall. Would love to go here again to try more items.

Stopped by here during a wing walk. this is the spot to try some unique Mexican inspired…read moreflavors.The Street Corn with Tajin wings were so creamy and packed with that tangy lime and chili flavor you get from real elote. We also tried the Mole Poblano wings, which were super interesting. They have that deep, dark, slightly sweet and spicy mole flavor that's really unique, though it might be an acquired taste if you aren't used to it. honestly, not my thing.

Love it here! I love their brunch, lunch and dinner. They always have great food and drinks. And,…read morethey have outdoor space to sit and relax out front on Mamaroneck Ave and out back on a private patio. I love their tacos, burritos, salad, croissant French toast, enchiladas, etc. I highly recommend stopping here for any meal, because all of their food is delicious and fresh. They also have DJs and dance music on the weekends. They have a weekend all you can eat brunch, too!

We were in the area and stopped in for a quick bite, and I'm really glad we did. I enjoyed the…read moreFrida Kahlo wallpaper, it added a fun, vibrant touch, and the few tables available to dine in made it easy to sit and relax. We ordered a steak and shrimp fajita bowl, and everything had great flavor. The rice, beans, and protein were well seasoned, and the guacamole was chunky and tasty. They also provided complimentary chips with salsa. We also ordered a fresh, in-house-made horchata. It had been a while since I had one that good, super refreshing and it really hit the spot. Customer service was accommodating and friendly, which made the experience even better. We truly enjoyed our impromptu lunch here and would definitely stop back again.

Recommend with no reservations…read more Came to Tako on a recommendation from a friend. I had not heard of this spot. It's on my radar in a big way now. We had the chicken and pastor burritos, and chorizo tacos. Loved the burritos. Tons of flavor - both had char-broiled flavor to them. Very filling with nice sauces and black beans and yellow rice on the side. Fantastic burritos. Great taste great value - getting them the next time I'm back. Also had the Chorizo tacos. Really liked them. The chorizo was a little salty for my liking- still very flavorful. And in general, 3 tacos for me doesn't fill me up. So for value, I'm going to stick to burritos. Service was fast. Was there on a Saturday evening. No wait. Order was taken and ready to go in 5 minutes. The service was notably friendly as well. The restaurant was clean and inviting. I'm excited to know about Tako. I'll be back.

Wings are delicious cooked for perfection definitely going back for more soon, order in there food…read morecame out quick they are very attentive and even suggested a combo so I could save a couple bucks

When you walk in, it's almost like the "spot" that each sitcom has where the main cast would often…read moremeet each other. Its a quaint place serving mainly fried food, with one TV and 4 tables. It's a causal place if you want a quick a bite with friends or even siblings. A bit of a hole in the wall in all honesty, however I do want people to know: expect what you're paying for. Between a 7 - piece BBQ chicken, fried mac n cheese bites (came with 6 pieces), fried Oreos (also 6 pieces), and one bottled drink, our total was around $30 - $35. I paid with card which game me an extra fee. The food wasn't extraordinary, but by no means was it bad. It was actually quite delicious, however the Oreos did have a taste like it was a bit of old oil. The Mac n cheese bites were hot and what I was craving, but a bit small for $9.99. The chicken was fantastic, both my friend and I enjoyed splitting that. Service was a bit slow, so I would not go here if I was in a rush but there were only 2 workers, so it is fully understandable. This is great casual food and I'd eat here again. I'd love to bring more friends here.

I've been wanting to try The Press ever since I saw a viral video promoting the establishment. I…read moremean, who doesn't love a good panini? I ordered "The Lead Story" because when I see ribeye, my heart wants nothing else! I placed an order for pickup, drove over from White Plains, and it was ready by the time I got there! I was pretty underwhelmed by the look and the lack of cheese inside, but overall taste I'll say was pretty good! They serve the panini with chips, which is a nice little touch, but the chips had no flavor. I was a little bummed about that but it was no extra cost so, hey, it is what it is. There are so many other paninis on the menu that I'm willing to go back and try. On my list: The Rothman (a chicken cutlet AND Russian dressing? Yes, please) and the Page Six (more steak and some chimmi sauce?? Yum!) I will definitely be back. Side note: I trust any place that sells Mexican Coke. They know the good stuff!!

Hot of The Press, it's ya boy LB hollering at you…read more The news cycle for The Press, here on Yelp, has not been positive enough. So in swoops I, Linguini, to save the day by reckoning the truth and wrecking the ideology of any haters. 3.5 stars isn't enough for this spot. A lovely interior in the heart of Scarsdale, a lovely town with lovely looking people. I showed up looking homeless and ashamed - The counterparts of the village looked esteemed, modelesque and disappointed in me. But the truth was... I was in a state of distress. The ham on my calf bone slightly peeled itself the night before and so I was hobbling around from the orthopedic to anywhere that would accept me. I begged for change to pay the lofty fee of my doctorial visit, but there were no takers. Maybe it was the oversized sweatpants or the oversized peacoat or the oversized boot of which I dragged through the streets... but nobody seemed to care for the ill-fallen Linguini. Nor, obviously, did I care for myself. Luckily my stomach ruled my mind and I found myself pressing up against the window of The Press, further glorifying myself as town Hobo. Anyways. I walked up to the counter without an order which is atypical of an abnormal man such as myself. I occasionally come unprepared to see how quick witted, decisive, accurate and successful I can be within seconds. This be the true test of a master. And the master showed his mind by purchasing The Rothman and The Front Page. Lovely complimentary sandwiches for a lovely man at heart, no matter what the surface suggests. Firstly... the price may originally threaten your wallet until the food comes out. Mamma Mia talk about size. A sizeful guy like myself recognizes sizes. These were flirting on gargantuan. The front page was front page worthy by sight, by taste I'd give more of a 4/5. But the Rothman... oh the Rothman. Bread pressed wonderfully. Tasty dressing, melted cheese, solid bacon and a tazminiacally (trademark that word) crispy cutlet. I could have that thang every darn day. The chips were very nice as well and of course I took a few bites with tossing some on the sandwich to be that guy. The Rothman is a 5/5. I don't feel the urge to account. To crunch the numbers. To audit myself. Not even the IRS is allowed to audit me. So who's gonna stop me from balancing out this ledger? From "cookin the books?" Lemme fix this old score here for ya and toss a 5/5 because this place certainly does not deserve the low rating it currently has on this platform. My plan is for my presence to become a familiar entity at The Press. The kids call that aura. But I will not be a familiar face. I will enter in costume; I will be cloaked, cluttered and cleverly calm. You'll never catch me. But I'll be there. A regular. A customer. A fan. Stay Sassy Scarsdale.

Fantastic breakfast everything was fresh friendly service highly recommended. A must try.read more

Service was great! Prompt, very helpful. The chicken chipotle panini was very good. The chicken and…read morebeef flautas? 0/10. I ate them because I was hungry but they were a disgrace as someone who grew up on flautas. It's not even me being snobby. Even if they were a different style of flautas they still suck unfortunately. The meat is a paste. The rice is very dry and al dente. The beans are good tho!

I went back for some takeaway tacos and burritos yesterday. I would not order delivery (per the…read morecosts outlined in my last review), but the food is much improved. I can again recommend this place. The food is all fresh made, and the people are pleasant. A petty one star off for the extremely loud music playing.

This is very much a hole in the wall, no frills kind of place. If you eat in, it is basically metal…read morestools with a shelf along a wall so don't go expecting some radical experience. The first few times I went I was pleasantly surprised because they do what they do well. Of course that was before they hiked up their prices which is something that has happened quite a bit since Covid. The tacos and flauta I had were GOOD. Tacos are basically bare bones in the sense it's a protein, some chopped onions and cilantro. They can give you sauces on request as well. They do have a loyal following in the neighborhood which tells you that the locals like the food. It isn't so much a destination place though - it's more a matter of if you are in the neighborhood it's worth trying at least once. Not great but not bad either.

I have been visiting the brand since they were up in Riverdale. I have purchased a few times from…read morethis location and I feel food quality is going down. 2nd time getting al pastor and they have no flavoring.. unless you doused the tacos in sauce. The birria taste a bit too greasy. Flat flavor and not much unffff as it was at first. As much as I like to support this business, it's gonna get me onto a fight with the misses cause of the last 2 times bland flavors for the only kind of taco she eats. Fix it. You can do this.

Food is exceptional, especially the mini tacos. Restaurant overall is great bang for your buck…read more Birria is pretty good as well. Much better quality Mexican food than restaurants near the water.