I went here to eat. I usually get take out. And someone's gum was on my napkins. I don't chew gum…read more So it wasn't mine. After that I was pretty skeeved out and couldn't really eat without feeling nauseous. The owner was right there and didn't even say anything.

3.5 stars but rounding up! Solid Mexican... but comes with…read more$$ signs I work around here and it was pouring, so I ordered delivery. Delivery took one hour!! (To put it into perspective, this place is 6 minute by car and 17 minute walking from my work place) My order came out to ~62 plus tip! 1. steak... and more onions came than steak. 2. tacos americanos (2 x $12): one with pork and other with steak. The pork was perfect but steak was overcooked. 3. Burritos ($10.50): worth the money. Inside with rice, bean and meat of your choice. Comes with side of pico, guac and lettuce. 4. Salad ($8.50): shredded lettuce with cilantro, tomato, cucumber, avocado, and queso blanco.

Eh. Nothing crazy special, the birria was bland and I'd skip em next time, the consumer is…read moreflavorless grease. The cemita was okay and the mole chicken enchiladas were good. I wouldn't go back here though. Really not worth it

Amazing and authentic Mexican food. Hidden GEM... margaritas are also good…read more Highly recommend!!!

Really enjoy La Barca! A sensational 24 hour spot to grab something to eat! For years, lived around…read morethe corner and it was my favorite place to grab a bite or a Café Con Leche any time, day or night. Stop by whenever back in the neighborhood. The staff is friendly, keeping it real, and can get a little crowded, given its authentic dishes, narrow space, and popularity. Still to this day, La Barca remains my favorite place for the best Cuban Sandwiches! (For some reason, the press seems to take some time to heat them up, but absolutely well worth it!) Love La Barca! There's a more on La Barca's menu, but recommend you check it out!

Not sure what happened to this spot. Used to be my go to after the club but lately they have been…read moreoff. The food is okay, staff take forever getting to you and too many people hanging out in there. It's a small spot and too cramped.

It is a great place to grab a drink and food. Very fast paced and the people who work there are…read morenice. Nothing fancy but good.

as I sit here and read the reviews on this establishment, I'm baffled on to how my food was so…read moreterrible . The inside was overwhelming with bugs flying around I should say . Funny thing is that hey even came home with me check pics below . I ordered 6 tacos complete , 3 chicken plain 3 chicken with everything , 1pepsi, 1 jarrito . . Got home, received my beverages and 1 plain chicken and 1chicken with everything. Oh wait don't forget the 2 bugs that came along ,pics below . So I called when getting home and asked did you forget my 4 tacos because I paid 14 dollars and got 2 . The lady said no sorry you ,meaning me only ordered 2 tacos and each taco is 4 dollars each 3 dollars for the jarrito and 2 dollars for the Pepsi wow POINT BLANK THIS PLACE IS TERRIBLE IT DESERVES ONE NEGATIVE STAR

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.

It was a busy Thursday afternoon visiting an old favorite. We sat at the counter space and…read morepatiently waited for 1 of the women to serve us. It was very busy, but they can keep up well. Very pleasant we ordered from the variety of pre made food and one order from the kitchen only menu. We tried the roasted chicken with rice and red beans, 2 chicken Empanadas, and 1 order of fried pork chops with green plaintain (chuleta frita con tostones). Took about 10 minutes to come out, and it was very fresh and delicious. The chops were well seasoned and crispy. The tostones were freshly made and crispy. I put a ton of their homemade mojito (garlic) sauce all over everything, and my son proceeded to follow me with his meal. Their chicken was roasted perfectly. Moist and tender with flavors. They have a huge rotisserie pit behind the wall and out the way to save space. Genius. The Rice and beans were standard yet authentic. The Empanadas were a little dry, but I had to show my eldest about ketchu-mayo lol iykyk, then he liked it. He's a bit inexperienced in the cuchifrito area and almost got a brand drink. I had to cut him off and direct him to the fountain drinks because ,uh-uh, we drink from the house in a great cuchifrito spot son! I got him the passion fruit, and I got my usual sesame seed. He looked at me crazy y'all lmao I let him try my sesame drink, and he was somewhat impressed with it. But he loved his passion fruit already. The service was attentive, and I honestly don't know how the ladies balance it all. He was pleasantly surprised at the bill $32. 2 full large meals, 2 drinks, 2 Empanadas, and 1 alcapurria because I had to grab one when I saw the cook dump a fresh batch. I went home thinking damn I should have grabbed 3 more. They were loading fresh cuchifritos and I shouldn't have held back. Later always comes and left overs are always welcomed. Overall, we both loved it. Even taught him a few things in there. For the culture and the price point he loved it even more. I know for sure we will be back.

BLAST-FROM-THY-PAST GANGSTER PARADISE*KITCHEN*CUCHIFRITOS…read moreTruth be told this flagship SAVOURY EATERY dating back into greater than fifty years will forever be pricelessly MISSED eternally! On many memorable cuisine days of the freshly specially CUCHIFRITOS menu dishes (using: Achiote Oil, Sofrito, Adobo, Aceite Oliva, Lard, Butter) truly having that unique Cuchifritos aroma fragrance, delicacy taste, unbelievable texture of Puerto Rican & Cuban hints of grandmas aboriginal TAINO secret recipe covert ingredients! Between the Mofongo marisco o puerco, Pollo or Steak with Rice and Cubano & Chicken-Steak Sandwiches, and warmth of Pollo stew, Sancocho, Sopon de Patidas de Cerdo, Fricassee de Pollo, Asopao de Camarones, Sopa Pollo de fideos, Chuleta de Jardinera, and the bizarre saucy marinated favorites of PIG'S ears, tongue, stomach, morsillas (blood pudding), Chicharrones, pasteles, yucca-plátanos con pescado! Yet didn't serve another two favorite El Jibarito o Tripleta? FRITURAS: Tostones, Alcapurria, Bacalaitos, Empanadillas, Pastelillos, Croqueta, relleno Papá, Pastellon, Pernil, Arepas de Coco, Ensalada de Bacalao & Pulpo o Ceviche, Bistec "beefsteak" encebollado and también los lo Potres de Flan, Tembleque, Flancocho, Queso, Arroz Dulce, Mallorca, pebidas de Coco, Guava con crema, tamarindo. People often came to this business regardless of the community deterioration of police statistics because of the reminiscent 1970-1970s blends of "comida" preparations hard to literally find that older no frills mixed combinations of methodology to "cosinando" dexterity not prevelant anymore as past Chefs either AGED or DIED with their extraordinary TAINO style Caribbean Island RITUALS like Caldo Santo (Holy Good Friday FISH Stew)! The older Misses working at this establishment had no choice but to be sarcastic strong Spanish women given the recidivism of Rift-Raft in this neighborhood of mix populace, especially a zip code of delinquents, criminals, and dastardly venomous attitudes of gypsy homeless, gang bangers, anger management loud-mouths entering the restaurant to cause arguments, disturbances, beggars pleading for tasty Latino Spanish's food of mamma's familiar morsels. These were the cheap eats of tasty MEALS of separated or divorce, and broken family authentic tasting home cuisine missed from mamma, wifey, side-Biscuit girlfriend,and death of homestyle cooker, and missed Holidays foods of those gone & remembered!

Great low key Mexican joint. Their AC is blasting on a hot day which is great. Theres benches on…read moreboth sides of the restaurant for your quick bite. Their menu is delicious. Staff is great! Theres also a small outdoor sitting in the front of the restaurant. BTW I ordered the carnitas tacos, I asked for a little bit of meat because they stuff it ( its a great thing i just prefer less meat) and you get your money's worth.

This is the closest to authentic mexican food in the Bronx.. the space is small.. but the food is…read moretotally worth it.. unlike "la casa de frida" yuckkkkk

First and last time getting sopa de pollo. There's an option to pick non spicy in which I did but…read moresadly it was still too spicy and too seasoned for me. Rice and passion fruit juice were good though!

I haven't had Central American food like this since I left Miami the baleada con todo más steak was…read moredelicious I ordered on uber eats and they followed my order instructions (extra beans and crema) delish! and the steak was tender & the tortilla was handmade. The chicken pastelitos comes with two and the filling is juicy and flavorful comes with a cabbage slaw and tomato sauce, again they followed my directions and put the sauce on the side - I also ordered the chicken soup and requested it be spicy and guess what it was! It came with rice & didn't disappoint, the only thing I didn't like was the pupusa de chicharrones y queso idk it was just super dry I've had wayyy better pupusas in sunnyside. Tonight I ordered via uber eats again but this time I ordered the frijole y chicharrones soup it's supposed to come with tortilla and rice I requested it "a little spicy if possible" cause last time the chicken soup was really really spicy, again the followed my instructions it's just the right amount of heat it was made to order a lot of chicharrón in the soup the flavor is on pint maybe could've been seasoned a little more it's giving stew peas u can most definitely taste the bean flavor in that broth, it came with white rice and a 2 handmade tortillas - not sure if they made a mistake or they just threw in a pescado frito - it was tied to my other bag - I took a small taste and I've had better and those plátanos are disgusting -