Love these tacos! Fresh and friendly. If you can find em, totally worth the visit! Thank you for a…read moregreat bite

Take a look at the photo and tell me that that is a $9 quesadilla…read more Just go to taco Morelos instead, this isn't worth your time, appetite, or money

Honestly, the best Mexican food in Greenpoint. Their veggie tacos are packed with goodness and you…read moreget so much food for your money. When the truck isn't there on occasion, I just skip it because it's worth the wait until the next time.

Food truck that's consistently located at the corner of manhattan and greenpoint ave. It's so…read moresuperior i had to create a listing on yelp because it didn't exist... Very juicy amazing tacos and good tortillas. Got cochinita pibil which was the best and al pastor and chicken tinga were also great. Large portion too--

The most relaxing cozy and hearty foods dinner in the neighborhood…read more The food tastes like your best aunt or uncle made for you whenever you come visit. This place is so reliable and consistent with the vibe and quality. Highly recommend you go, dine by yourself or bring your family.

My family and I arrived late this evening for my nieces graduation. We were hungry, so my husband…read moreand daughter found this place. I wish they hadn't. I asked for chicken fajitas and this was not it. My husband and daughter's food was not good either. I am definitely not eating here again.

A Californian inspired burrito place, the aptly named Super Burrito does indeed serve a pretty…read moretasty burrito. The menu is pretty simple, burritos, burrito bowls and quesadillas. They have various proteins to choose from and that's about it. The end product is pretty solid, and by New York standards, it probably scratches the itch. If you're from California, you may not exactly bring you back home, but perhaps it does just enough to hold you over until your next visit back. One weird item: I find it odd that a burrito place doesn't have any fresh salsa. Maybe a nit picky complaint, but I love a good salsa served with my burrito.

Damn thats a good burrito. Probably one of my favorites in the city. Got the California Burrito…read morewhich was perfect, all ingredients were balanced and it was really big. Came with a fire green sauce and they had some various other habanero sauce bottles that were great too. Really cool retro interior and a nice bar in the back that I'll have to come back to.

This place is great! When I don't know what to eat, I go here! They have great hot sauce. The…read moreservice is great! It's also really mexican when they make it in a truck. The vibe is also very clean and fresh.

Súper yummy, very clean and so worth it for the price. Service was great food cooked fast and…read morefresh. Highly recommend and great for a late night treat.

I've been wanting to try this spot for months and while they aren't street tacos, I love how…read moreinnovative and delicious they were. There was three ordering stations- two ipads and one person (definitely felt efficient) the cashier was also doing drinks I had the chicken, brisket and waygu tacos along with a guava frozen margarita At first when I saw how short the frozen margarita was, I got a little sad- this was pre FIFA finals day, and I thought it was not going to be much. To my pleasant surprise it was mezcal strong but with none of the bite. Definitely not for those that don't like tasting their alcohol but if you love mezcal I recommend. It was nice and strong too (given the small size). I understand peoples apprehension with the taco prices- but I would say the chicken (after the cashier recommended) was delicious, I never ever get a chicken aka pollo taco or really in general when its not fried because usually its always dry. But I can understand why she recommended this one, it was moist and I loved the melted cheese and radish on top for texture. The brisket was not my favorite, I was pleasant surprised by the waygu, I thought I would try just to try it, since it has french fries on it, but it helped cut the richness of the waygu and provide a crunch. The meat was super soft and buttery. Usually, I prefer waygu barely cooked so surprised by the flavor punch. Will be back when I find myself in williamsburg again.

Stopped by for a quick dinner and got the brisket and pork tacos and the churro. The tacos were…read moreokay, not anything to write home about and for the price, I wouldn't return. However, the churro was excellent. It is made to order and comes out hot and the chocolate inside is melty. So good! You order at kiosks at the front and pick up your own food so no real comment on the service but the staff was friendly when i picked up my food. There isn't any seating indoors, but they do have barrels that you can stand around to enjoy your food.

TLDR: Small shop but some very tasty tacos. The trompo/pastor tacos seem to be the fan favorite…read more Personally for me it's the suadero/lengua. Jamaica is also a perfect drink to go with your order. I was in the area and had El Chato bookmarked. It's quite small, questionable if you'd even be able to sit down but I fortunately was able to. Got a taco vampiro pastor, taco campechano, taco suadero and taco lengua. The tortillas are a bit on the smaller side but they are packed with meat and plenty of onions and cilantro. The vampiro is basically a crispy tostada with a cheese skirt. The pastor is sliced off the trompo and I can see why people like the vampiro. It is a bit on the saltier side but very tasty along with the thin slice of pineapple. The campechano is brisket topped with chorizo, with all the fixin's this was very tasty. A bit of smoke/spice from the sausage. Taco suadero was so luscious, it's a cut between the belly and the leg. I really enjoyed this along with the salsa roja which is quite spicy as the sign warns you. The taco lengua though was ridiculous. So incredibly tender, if anything I might get this vampiro next time. Definitely will be back again.

High quality, authentic, and affordable tacos! I came on a Friday later afternoon (3:30p) and…read moreordered at the kiosk and was able to dine in on the counter seats. The establishment is quite small so most people get food to go it seems. Tried the asado, mushroom, and suadero tacos. The mushroom could have been a bit better marinated but it was still good. The asado was my favorite and extremely tender. The saudero had cubed marinated meat but it was a tad dry and could have used more tenderness. I thought 3 tacos was sufficiently filling but did not think they pilled on meat the way other reviews say. Each was $5-6. There are a bunch of molcajetes fulled with sauces and fixins for tacos (grilled peppers, salsa roja, salsa verde). Be warned the salsa roja is extremely spicy!! Thankfully we also ordered the Jamaica (hibiscus sweet drink) to wash down the spice.

You do get a lot of food for your order. However, my burrito, I wish there was a little more meat…read more It was packed with flavor though. We also tried the tres leches, which was pretty good but a little dry. The service was extremely friendly and accommodating, and the atmosphere inside is very comfortable. I would come back and maybe try different items next time.

I had been looking forward to trying this spot for a while. It was kind of a mixed bag. The…read morerestaurants small and cute. The servers were very sweet and we were sat and greeted very quickly. But boy, oh boy, that may have been the longest I've ever waited for food. There were two other tables but apparently many to-go orders. Regardless, our food took an astonishing 45 mins to finally arrive (an order of enchiladas and 4 tacos). The food itself was mostly good. The chicken taco was a bit dry but the others were good and ALL were very nicely flavored. The enchiladas were tasty as well. I think I may try take out from them but, perhaps avoid dining in house for fear of more long waits.