This place on seamless is a breath of fresh air to be honest. The only delivery I've enjoyed in months, and have ordered 3 times since our first time. Constantly the places around here are a huge disappointment, but not here. So consistent and delicious. Sopes and tamales are excellent. Reasonably priced too. read more

They suck don't eat here. They don't value costumer treat you crap. I never had such bad costumer service till walked in there

Pros - open 24 hours, fairly cheap. Has booze Cons - food is disguisting. I had a chicken burrito and a steak burrito and I swear they'd have to pay me to eat those again. The chicken and steak were both pretty nasty (it didn't help that the food was only half warm). The bar/kitchen area seemed pretty unsanitary too. There were tons of dirty dishes everywhere and I definitely saw one of the bartenders eating the ice cream for the smoothies out of the large container with her finger. WHAT. Not good. Overall, I had a pretty bad first experience with this place. Will I go there again? Maybe, but only if I'm pretty wasted. Can't stomach this place sober read more

If i lived in Brooklyn, this spot would be my JAM and i'd have tons to say. but since i don't and i just ate it for the first time tonight i'll just tell you what i ordered and how it was somewhat delicious. I ordered Combo #3 (vegetarian style), which was a tostada, soft taco, rice, & beans. basically, it was relatively authentic but tasty nonetheless. i think i'm just spoiled since I live in California and Mexican food there is on it's A game 24/7. The green salsa surprised me though because it was BOMB, and being a salsa connoisseur, that's says a lot coming from me. anyway this place is just really rad only because it's cheap and they sell Mexican soda in the bottle, and there is really nothing that can top those things. so, if you live in the area, try it. read more

I tried to treat my employees (most that are Mexican descent) with trays of Mexican pastries and food as a holiday thank but decided not to spend my $1K dollar budget since the manager has an attitude problem and a real punchable face. When asking him about catering, he couldn't give me a straight answer and before ordering anything he asks for a full balance deposit. Note to owner: understand you're a small business and when locals try to support, learn how to act because your C rated rathole isn't the Ritz Carlton. read more

Skip all that noise and head straight for the burritos, add guac, and its the best 4 dollars you can spend north of the Rio-Grand, well, north of Flushing at least. If you order by phone your food is made much quicker, a caveat I still have yet to fully understand. read more

I've ordered from here a few times from seamless. They deliver in less than 30 minutes, and the food comes pipping hot. The Mexican platter specials are one of the best deals in the hood - a burrito, taco, rice and beans for less than 10 bucks is pretty off the charts. The food isn't the best I have ever had, but for the price and quantity it is a good bet for cheap eats. Also, their breakfast options are really on point. The Huevos Rancheros are great, so are their chilaquiles. Final plus is they serve everything with a spicy green sauce that is almost as good as Sophie's Cuban. read more

Good, inexpensive Mexican food. I love this place. The first time I ate here I got a bean burrito which came looooaddded with guacamole AND had guacamole on the side. Yesss! Their avacado salad is a entire avocado sliced over iceburg lettuce, which can be good or bad depending how you look at it. It's pretty good if you're looking to add avocado to another dish. Lucky for me, I just moved a block away, and my first meal in my new apartment was their cheese enchiladas platter. Tasty! Also, this place is open 24 hours and serves breakfast all day! I've yetto take advantage of this, but I can't wait !!! read more

Food from the Mexican menu is good and reasonably priced. I have not tried the American menu. The mango milkshakes are tasty and refreshing. Service is slow. The customers a combination of hipsters, Latin Americans and everyday working Brooklynites. The atmosphere is like a Mexican restaurant combined with a soda fountain. There is a bakery in the front section. The Internet jukebox is basically all Latin American music. I'm hoping they add some Pavement, M.I.A. and Buddy Holly to better reflect the diversity of their patronage. I think I am dreaming on that score though. read more

SEE UPDATE BELOW The tortas come slowly. Patience will be rewarded, though: the sandwiches (I'm judging from carne enchilada, pork in red sauce) are filled with deliciousness. Less impressive, unfortunately, is the bread that envelops such a tasty interior--it's crumbly, a fatal flaw when trying to hold together saucy meat, avocado, and other moist ingredients. Further judgment will be reserved until the next visit. This is not a place for ambience, unless a cheap diner-like setting and fluorescent lighting is your thing, but if you're just trying to feed yourself and not impress anybody, than Grand Morelos works just fine. ********************** Update: this place earned a fourth star when I tried the tinga de pollo torta (chicken sandwich) with quesillo (cheese). I think there might be crack in those sandwiches, because man, am I hooked. The kitchen has been faster the last few times I've gone, and though the sandwich is still a messy affair, but it's due to the plethora of ingredients, not crumbly bread... read more

When it's 3:35am and I'm starving and mexican food is on the mind, I go straight to Grand Morelos. This place is awwwweeeesome. My roommate first brought me here 3 years ago and since then, I have brought all my friends, both drunk and not, to have tortas and Mexican Coke. What to order: My absolute favorite is the cheese torta. It is so amazingly good. Huge toasted roll stuffed with queso (the oogy chewy gooey white mexican cheese), slices of avocado, lettuce, tomato, onions, and some kind of sauce. I then top it with the green hot sauce (pretty spicy so be careful) that they have and it's pure heaven. That and a Diet Coke and I'm good. I don't drink regular Coke very often but if you're interested, they carry Mexican Coke which is in a bottle and it's what you can get in Mexico. People tell me it tastes different. I can't really remember. Other good things to order: burritos, tacos, nachos (it's topped with American cheese), and fries. I haven't had any of their breakfast items or any of the non-mexican-food items so I can't offer any suggestions in those categories. There's also a bakery case in the front. Top picks from there: flan and the cookie that looks like a palmier. All the ladies that work here are really nice. The place gets pretty crowded in the wee hours of Friday and Saturday night and during those times, service moves a little slower so while you're waiting for your food or for the check, watch telemundo or listen to some classic mexican jams from the jukebox. read more

Man, i had such craving for mex at 3am couple nights ago, and MAN, this place does the trick. 24 hours is a plus++++++ ( Even Anytime doesnt mean anytime!) good food, but the beans are a bit watery. Imported soda, pretty good music ( lol 3am and someone was playing the jukebox) it was pretty empty though, will go back for sure. read more

Food is tasty. The tacos are filled generously and so are the tostadas. My favorite is the pork tostadas. The chicken favors are good everything has flavor not bland. Open 24 hours which is very convenient. Sometimes when walking in they look at you as though you have 3 heads. I would give 4 stars if I wasn't waiting for a while to have someone take my order with 2 people behind the bar. They will look at you yet not say anything... if you're busy give a heads up (they were not busy at all though, just lollygagging) dont leave people waiting wondering if they should walk out or not... read more

Grand Morelos is a charming slightly seedy local spot that offers up excellent authentic Mexican. Their tamales are spot on, we usually have the Chicken, Rajas con Queso I've also enjoyed their Tongue Tacos with the tongue thinly sliced like lunch meat. They use Iceberg Lettuce instead of Cabbage, but the crema and queso are legit, as is the Guac. I've never tried the more Diner-esque offerings and the dessert look very scary, but I'm just a whipped cream and jam snob seeing as my moms was from London, the land of good creme. I like the vibe, as it lacks and N. 'burg-style pretension and is a fun spot for a low-key date whether you sit at the bar or a booth. The Meseras are generally polite and attentive. read more

My favorite neighborhood restaurant. You can get a meal or just coffee and pastries any time of the day. I love their chicken tinga tacos, their mole and their guacamole. Very often I meet there with friends for breakfast, to demolish eggs Benedict with home fries and a fresh orange juice and of course a cappuccino or cortado café? Their dessert case is a feast for the eyes and for your sweet tooth. The other day I got croissants to bring home and they were the best I've had in Williamsburg. I go there so often that is like the TV show "Cheers' song : where everybody knows your name..." read more

Since we moved around the corner this is the place that we consistently come to- it's good Mexican and ok diner food. Four stars for always being there when we need it, their 'green sauce' (which I could practically drink by the gallon), the strawberry shake, the tortas, the burritos... the guacamole. It's cheap, and yes, the service is slow- but as a person from the west coast they come pretty close to the beloved Mexican food of home. Oh, and the breakfast specials are cheap and from what my boyfriend says the coffee is drinkable (truly high praise indeed). read more

No. Not good. Mediocre food. Very disappointed. I came here with my friend because we were in the area and were in the mood for Mexican food. At first we thought we had the wrong place because there were giant cakes in the window (we didn't realize it was a bakery as well- yeah I know it'd in the name but I'm too lazy to look beyond the first two words). Anyways, an order of guacamole costs roughly the same as an entire meal and it was so bland I had to put salt and pepper on it. The burritos and tacos were bland too and I was hoping the green sauce they gave us would fix everything but it was waaaay too spicy. I'm Yemenite/Israeli, so trust I can handle spice but this was out of line. Needless to say, I'm not coming back unless I would want to try their delectable looking Mexican desserts. Mmmm..... cake.... read more

Oh what a sad, sad experience this was. I have come to expect most Mexican food in NYC to be mediocre at best, and I can live with that. Some are better than others, but in general the cuisine is too easy to screw up too bad. Im also never one to really rate service because as long as decent food comes out, I dont care about your crappy NY attitude. Thats for you to work out in therapy, not me. Unless it takes 40 minutes for 2 tacos to come out at 930pm when there are only about 4 other customers in the joint. My waitress never once came over to check on me, or my food apparently. Finally another very nice waitress (star tattoo, she should at least get some credit here) asked what I had ordered (after noticing me, I was sitting at the counter in plain site after all!!) and went to the kitchen to check. Ten mins later my tacos magically appear, but not even hot. Barely warm actually. What in the hell are those chefs doing back there?? The carne enchilada taco was fine. Edible. The chicken taco was WET and not in a sexy way. Just a mushy and cold sort of way. My friend decided to order a banana shake after I had finished, and I wish I was joking when I say it took another 15 minutes to get it. The irony of sitting at the counter on an empty Friday night watching two waitresses behind the counter NOT make a banana shake, when I can practically reach the blender myself..everyone here seems to be on permanent siesta. read more

giving this spot 3 stars for the shitty service and not enough toppings on the nachos. They were so dry, had extra chicken and just a mound of guac. don't get me wrong, I love guac but cmon.... where's the sour cream? where's the cheese? where's the pico! Definitely won't be coming here again.. unless it's like a death or living situation. the service was shittty because the women kept on talking and eating and they were definitely not paying attention to their tables. There was this one table where our waitress kept sitting at and was talking to them, I guess they were her friends but cmon... there's people waiting to be serviced. she didn't even check up on us, and I had to ask for straws... lol seriously? just no. read more

Tried it again. Exactly the same, except this time the waitress called me "Honey". So now I'm a fan. It pays to call me "Honey". read more

As a homesick Texan who craves good Mexican food, I can vouche for Grand Morelos. It's got all the charm of a hole-in-the-wall taqueria with a bit of a diner slant. One half of the menu is typical American diner food (hamburgers, waffles, pancakes) while the other half is Mexican. The lengua tacos and torta are just bits of heaven delivered from a greasy griddle. At about $6, the quality-to-quantity ratio is just right. This is not some pretentious $4 organic taco stand. This place plays for real and has a clientele to back it up -- day workers, families, young and old. And the bakery. I discovered the Nido roll (top left corner of the bread shelf) and haven't been the same. It's a semi-sweet donut-type roll wrapped in a fried pastry strip sometimes topped with chopped walnuts. For $1.50, give it a run. read more

so i been coming to this place for years and the food is ok i mean if you come from hanging out and want to get a bite to eat you can get decent food. well today i came and spent 60.00on food and used my debit card these ppl are charging u a fee to use ur debit/credit cards the manager said its because you spent alit so we charged u a fee ‍what restaurant does that. lost a long time customer shame on you read more

Grand Morelos - Bakeries Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I love their carrot cake!! And I used to say I hate carrot cake. C. R. E. A. M. -Chocolate rules everything around me. For real though, the icing is amazingly sugary, in a not gross way, and the dough tastes homemade. We also ordered the lengua burrito which wasn't greasy like many places make it and it came with a good portion of meat. Overall tasty. I guess I'll say one of my favorite local spots read more

4 stars for the specials only.... as inconsistent as they can be too . I had huazontle the other night-YES!!! I had it better the week before in a market in Mexico City but Brooklyn is not Mexico City so get over it right? These people are from Mexico City. If you are looking for a great steak burrito forget it. a.They don't eat burritos in Mexico City except at Taco Bell. b.Carne asada- go to L.A.,Chicago or Northern Mexico. Most Mexicans in NYC are from central Mexico so find out what they make there and sample THAT. read more

It's awesome... it's a mexican diner! I sat at the diner counter and ordered up something delicious that I had never heard of. I told the server what I liked and she made some suggestions and I went with that. Everyone was very friendly. They have an amazing selection of beers that I am seriously considering it to be a destination to grab a Tona and a snack before heading out some night! read more

Perfect for late night! My friend and I went here around 4am and it was so delicious! The portions were just straight and the food came really quickly. The prices are actually really good too. I got a vegetarian burrito (nom nom) and a chocolate milkshake (the server made it vanilla at first and then looked at my friend's face and went to change it, thank you!) My friend got something involving spicy tortilla chips and eggs, which was also very good and a fruit milkshake. The food tastes homemade good and I felt really full afterwards. All in all, the meal was good, they're open late and are pretty friendly. read more

I called at 2:30 in the afternoon person did not speak English or Spanish, went through so much difficulties to get an order delivered then I canceled it. Will never try ordering from them again. Very unprofessional on the phone...... read more

I remember eating here regularly from 2001-2004 and always remember that when you were looking for a cheap good meal at 5am (not because you just woke up, but because you haven't been to sleep yet) that this was the place to go. As reliable as ever I stumble into the doors at 6am and was excited to find 2 things. 1) They're still open, 2) They're food is still inexpensive and delicious. Eating with my eyes and not my brain. I ordered nachos, tostada, burrito, and quesadillas which totaled less than $20 and unbeknownst to me, was easily enough food for two people. It was funny when after the order was put in and I was eating my nachos (a large pile of chips covered in guacamole, cheese, lettuce, beans and sour cream) the waitress was listed off the items and was shocked to learn that I was in fact going to be eating all of them right there and that it was fine to bring them out all at once. I think it's pretty hard to mess up a tostada, so it was expected that the carne asada and fixins that came on it were flavorful and appropriate with the tostada being nice and crispy. The tinga de pollo was a bit peppery, but when it comes in a good sized burrito (as opposed to Cali sized, or large enough to use as a weapon) that only costs $3.50, you don't really care as much. The quesadillas were made with the white fry cheese (queso blanco not cheddar) and also came with the same lettuce, cream and guacamole). I walked in and it was dark, I walked out, and it was dawn. After a long night in the city, I was so glad I was reminded why me and the crew would always come here at odd hours. read more

The food is A-OK! Prices are nice and cheap... The best part about this place is that they're lightning fast, whether you go in person or you get delivery. I'm all over the place in regards to what I've ordered from here; tortas, appetizers, their platters, etc. The food is pretty yummy but tends to run a bit dry at times, so make sure you're indulging in whatever sauces are available. Open pretty much all the time, which is another awesome thing about them. Tends to be one of the better options when the clock strikes past 1... read more

Let me preface this review by saying Grand Morelos is a strange place. It's absolutely impossible to categorize. It has a bakery, looks like a diner, but serves not only diner food but really, surprisingly good cheap Mexican food. I first heard of it on someone's suggestion that I try the "$4 burritos" there. I was naturally intrigued because $4 for a burrito sounds like a total steal, and I honestly didn't expect that it would be all that good. I was completely wrong. The burrito was great. Simple, no frills, exactly what I was in the mood for. I've been back many times since and only once did I ever eat anything other than a burrito - no surprise, their other Mexican food offerings are also really good. These days I'm usually ordering to pick-up, but I will say that when I used to go to the restaurant that the service tended to be a bit slow, although very friendly. Also, did I mention this place is kind of weird? It's just weird. But it's really worth going to. read more

I'm rounding up because of the 24/7 schedule. The steak cemita had very good meat and bread, although it wasn't the crazy flavor explosion you find at some of the top cemita joints. I also thought the guacamole worked well with the spicy pork taco. read more

A Mexican place that splits the difference between a taco establishment and a dinner, Morelos has been churning out tacos and tortas long before I moved to the neighborhood and I think they'll be here long after I depart. It's open all night, so whenever the tostada craving strikes, you can come up here. Considering the other options in the area include the god-awful Isla Cuchifritos and the pervy spin the bottle bar, it's nice that this place is here. In the middle of the day, when New Mexico Place is open a couple blocks down, it's not the best option in the area. There the spicing is better and balanced. Here, in the tradition of dinners on both sides of the border, calorie bombs dominate the menu. In the Bradt guides to countries in far sides of the world, they name their second category of hotel "cheap and cheerful." With the gecko stencil on the door and the lights always on, that's a pretty good way to describe Grand Morelos. read more

Lived in the neighb for about 3 years... and yes the new specials they brought about a few months ago are pretty awesome. At least I think they're new? Or else I've been retarded for awhile.That's all I ever order now, just point and ask what's that? What's that? ok, what's that? I haven't tried that here, ok let's do it. Before specials, I tried burritos/tacos/etc. but meh, hit or miss.... haven't tasted these famous tortas yet!! wtf! Next time. Ok slight update, I had the torta - Tinga de Pollo is awessssomme. HUGE and cheap! Can be shared amongst 2 (if you're not starving). So, do specials and chocolate milkshake - YUM! banana sounds like a good idea, but it's not. The pastries... extremely questionable unless you're stoned and don't really mind a day too old. Plus, duh. It's open 24 hours, so quit your whinin. read more

Thank you Grand Morelos! Thank you for being there for me at 2am. For when I was dying of hunger, or when I just needed a snack. My favorite items are the bean tostadas, and a beer/toronja. Also, ordering from the bakery reminds me of home. I just have to have! read more

Went along to wait with a friend last night while she got a new piece tattooed at Greene Ave Tattoo a few stores down. While waiting, I decided to surf Yelp and see what our options for dinner were. Felt a hankering for tacos and knew what was going down. I decided upon this gem. I ordered: Chicken taco- (originally $2.00 but sour cream is $.50 extra as well as guacamole, so $3.00) this taco was absolutely loaded. At first sight, I was a bit overwhelmed with the size and unsure that I'd be able to take it on. It might look like a Mexican restaurant shat on your face and hands afterwards, but your tastebuds will be so satisfied, it won't even matter. Also, dat corn tortilla. Nachos- $4.50, they come with cotija cheese, american cheese, guacamole and a whole bunch of love. Absolutely scrumptious. Paired with some pico de gallo and you'll be in Heaven, for sure. I was totally full after that and the taco, but then again, some people are bottomless pits, so this might be no challenge for you lucky bastards. Their guacamole is absolutely perfect. The chicken was seasoned just the way I love it and I couldn't be more pleased with my time there last night. I read some reviews about a less than pleasant waiter and her grumpiness. Glad to report that my waiter was kind and did pass on some smiles. I highly recommend this place to those of you that are particular about your Mexican food, I know I am. This place makes me less and less anxious to go back to California for the seemingly one of a kind hole in the walls. I love coming across places that come so close, though. Looking to try the guanabana shake on my next visit aka ~9 hours from now. read more

A-maz-ing! At first when I opened up my bag when I got home, I thought the burrito was kind of small, but then again, for $4.50, maybe not. I opened it and the burrito wasn't rolled the way you picture burritos, it was more like a large taco. I put some of the homemade green hot sauce and dug in.... And I have NEVER been more pleased with a burrito. Pair that with one of their DELICIOUS strawberry horchatas and the quick, attentive server, and you have one of the best diners in this neighborhood! I will be back! Love it! read more

Definitely hit this place up for friendly and fast service for when u have mexican food fix. My favorite so far has been the enchiladas and the tostada salad. Just be aware that some of the dishes may require you to add some salt - they can be a bit bland. Other than that, no complaints. Their american breakfasts are pretty good, too. Once i ordered pork sausage and scrambled eggs with hashed potatoes and i wasnt too disappointed. Behind the counter they have a wide variety of pasteles, tortas y galletas that all look totally fresh. read more

Food quality degraded a lot and prices became super expensive for the portion sizes since the yuppies moved in. I'm sure the yuppies would love this food because for one they like bland food and 2 they don't care what prices they pay. read more

My roommate said it perfectly -- This is our Seinfield spot. The drinks are cheap. The food is cheap. The desserts are cheap and EVERYTHING is good. I can't go without splitting the french fries with my dining companion as they are double fried and the perfect consistency. They run only $2.50 and my wallet couldn't be happier about this new find. Their mexican food is also authentic and cooked perfectly. Their burritos beat Endless Summer's 1 million times over, and I can't think of a place I'd rather get tacos at. When you don't feel like making dinner or spending a lot of dough, Grand Morelos is there to take care of you. Actually, my roommate and I go there so much now that you'll probably see us. He's the one in the puffy shirt. read more

Grand Morelos is a solid very inexpensive diner with a Mexican flare. I ordered the weird stuff I always Get...a coffee, with milk. I got a coffee that was old and the milk was hot. I ordered a chocolate shake, "extra thick" and it came back runny and thin. But good. And a turkey burger which was pretty decent. Overall this is a perfect place to sit down and save a buck in Williamsburg/Bushwick. Lots of pies and cakes. They just need to get the coffee right and keep it fresh and stop giving hot cream to people that's weird. read more

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