Tacos Al Suadero is my favorite tacos place! I got their Al pastor tacos, Suadero tacos, and carnitas tacos and I loved them all! They also serve really amazing Cemitas as well! I had their bistec cemitas and I loved that it comes with a good amount of avocado! read more

Good food I love it Recommended place for Mexican food Tacos are bomb and tortas too read more

I've been coming to this restaurant for over 6 years and I never had anything bad to say until today. I ordered on the phone for pick up 7 steak tacos, 1 torta and 1 tostada. Every time I order I always make sure I get steak in my tacos. When I went to pick them up I told them my order again making sure it was tacos de bistec and the rest of my order. They told me yeah it's right here and I payed almost 50$. When I got home the tacos weren't the ones I ordered I then called to complain saying I ordered steak tacos and the lady kept telling me I was wrong and that I didn't order the steak and that she knew what I ordered. It was total unprofessional the way she handled that especially when I went in the store and told her my order she heard me saying it so I'm confused to why she let me walk out with tacos I didn't order. The tacos were nasty. I understand mistakes happen but for her to not even try to help me and just shut me down when I know what I said on the phone and in person is horrible. I will not be coming back and it's disappointing since I've been coming for years. But for them to act like the money I spent was nothing. read more

Tacos Al Suadero - Mexican Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

I had the opportunity to eat in and the service was great. The food was also good. I had the Al pastor tacos and were very delicious. I have also had tacos AL pastor to go.They wrapped it up nicely which made it stay warm after my 10 min walk home. read more

Tacos Al Suadero - Tacos Al Pastor - Mexican Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

Wow... My family stopped in here for tacos, but I decided to go a little healthier and have fish (albeit fried fish!). We sat out in the freezer box on the street to try and avoid COVID. They only seemed to have one server working, a very sweet and patient gal... but of course that means you have to be patient as well. I don't advise you go here if you're in a rush. The server was masked and we felt comfortable in the outdoor meat locker (we were the meat) until we just got too damned cold, so we took everything to go (the food too a pretty long time to prepare... maybe due to my fish). The fish I ordered was fried Mojarra with garlic. OMG... if you don't like fish because it tastes "fishy," THIS is the fish for you! The flavor of the garlic with the fish and whatever else they put in there just had me sucking remnants of it off of my fingers. It was one of the best fish I've ever had. I also had a taco de oreja... delicious! Completely authentic (as you would expect from any place on Roosevelt Ave). The food is not cheap... even a "small" soup is $9 or $10, but these guys are worth it if you can do it. The only downside for me was how spicy the enchiladas were, as well as the consome de chivo... Great, great flavor, but hot damn that was spicy! To their credit though, they included plenty of salsa in our take-out bag, and even included a half lime with a bunch of chopped-up onion and cilantro to throw into the soup. I would absolutely go back (when the weather is better). read more

This is my first time coming here and my review is short because I only ordered one item but it's officially my new favorite spot for a queso cemita in the area. Gooey and saucy with just a hint of smokiness from the chipotle, with generous portions of the beans, avocado and tomato. Definitely two servings for someone with a smaller appetite! Service was fast and friendly and they even gave us a free soda! read more

I come here for the horchata. I'm not talking about the whispers that you hear when you're in a brothel. I'm talking about the most famous Mexican drink. Other than Corona, I suppose. And speaking of houses of ill repute, Sting once left a note in one, for his favourite "lady of the night", or perhaps gentleman of the night (I have no idea, ask Stewart Copeland he might know). Later he wrote a song about leaving the note and how he felt afterwards. It was called "Message In A Brothel." Probably the only Police that were ever really popular in New York City. What to get: Horchata. What else: Tacos. Anything else: King Kong is dangerous to planes. So is Godzilla. They both like to "Swat-Aero Planes." So pilots be warned. I didn't love the Horchata this time as much as I did last time and every other time I came here so maybe I no longer have a taste for it or maybe it isn't quite as good as it used to be. Maybe they changed the powder or something - it's hard to know, but I still liked it. However for $3 for a small I wanted it to be a little better than it was. Really really friendly service though and I appreciate that. If that hot Colombian singer that is married to Pique ever has a sex change and becomes a man, she can open a joint named "Tacos Al Shakiro." There are three reasons why Tacos Al Suadero is one of my favourite places in all of NYC, and why I come here on basically every trip to the region, even if it's out of my way. (1) They have delicious tacos. Not the best in the world, but definitely some of the best in NYC. (2) They are open 24 hours a day. Can you believe that? In this day and age? A little Mexican place in Queens? I know, right. Super awesome and a huge plus. But best of all: (3) They have, quite literally, some of the best Horchata I have ever tasted. I'd put it as my all-time number one, in fact. Just ahead of Taco Nazo in Columbus and Valle Of Mexico in Buffalo. Granted, I'm still trying Horchatas to add to this list of faves, but I've had a lot of bad ones, and a lot of mediocre ones, and only a few truly excellent ones, and this Horchata is right at the top of the tree. It has just the perfect blend of cinnamon, water, milk, and rice. I get a large (which is expensive... the small is only 2 or 3), and it seems like a half gallon. It lasts for ages and is so cool and refreshing and light and delicious. And when it's done, I invariably wish I had another one. So these days, I often buy two large. The funny thing is, these large are given in plastic to go containers instead of cups. Tupperware-style. So they're incredibly hard to drink or store in a car without spillage. But whatever. They're just so damn good. If Enrique Iglesias opened this place, he'd whisper the name to you in the middle of the night, like this: "Tacos Al Te Quiero. Mi amo." But then he's a bit of a man-wh*** is he not? Which is fine with me. In fact it's wonderful with me. (Tosses hair). Speaking of late night horchata. You should have seen me running around Queens at 2am with one of these things trying to catch the last subway train back to my Econo Lodge Motel last summer the night before I flew to Brazil. I did not do too well with it. Lots of spillage. White stuff dripping down my pants and the like. I wonder what people thought. Actually I know exactly what people thought and I'm okay with that. And by the way, I missed the last train and ended up waiting an hour for a bus that never came (with a bunch of other disgruntled late night folks) and then taking a taxi instead. And if this were in the Middle East, it'd be "Tacos Al Jazeera." Which is great if you Dubai. I generally don't. I do hetero. I do homo. I don't tend to Dubai. Sorry if that is a disappointment to some. And back to those tacos, they're exactly what you would expect from tacos. Excellent pastor, good asada, nice chorizo. Greasy, filling, cheap. Much like the tacos at the trucks in the area. They remind me a little of Coatzingo just a little way down Roosevelt. Real Mexican tacos made by real Mexicans. The service is pretty good. The 24 hour thing is why I come here so often. But the Horchata is the shining star of the show. And if this were a cheap shampoo and conditioner shop, it'd be "Tacos Al Suave." It'd be owned by Rico Suave. Which would be ironic, because you'd probably only shop there if you were not Rico at all. I would know. I can barely afford the rice paper this horchata review is printed on. Anyway I make homemade Horchata. I can whip some up right now for you if you like. Close your eyes. I don't want to reveal my secret method for making it. :) read more

Tacos Al Suadero - Suad the hell am I doing - Mexican Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

I truly enjoy this place. And I don't just really say that about every place that sells tacos. The service is top notch. They speak English, but definitely more Spanish which is great because then I can practice. I love that you can get a caldo, a burrito, or rice and beans. I'm not only saying this because the family next to me journeyed all the way from Jamaica for this authentic food. It's the fact that the tacos are are packed full of delicious ingredients. There's crisp cilantro, freshly minced onions, diced tomatoes, and lemon wedges galore. It's so good that I'm eating the leftovers right now. Yum! I'm definitely returning. read more

Tacos Al Suadero - Mexican Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

The meat was old and chewy. A lot of fat .Don't understand why they have some many stars.

my favorite taco spot in the whole wide world. the suadero taco #1 oreja taco #2 (pig ear which most tacos spots don't have) pastor #3 nachos are great! green sauce amazing!!! read more

The taste of their tacos are amazing! The tacos are generous quantities and they have great prices

tacos were fresh there with friendly service. We also like the mole, definitely a good return!

I ordered two quesillo tortas but specified that I did not want cheese. I'm vegan and asked for it to be substituted for beans. They STILL put cheese on the sandwich then tried to play stupid when I called back. If you have any specific requests this place is NOT FOR YOU! On top of that they refused to give me a refund for THEIR mistake. Completely disappointed and the worst experience I had with any restaurant on Seamless. Yo ordene dos tortas de queso pero puse instrucciones que no quiera quesillo, pero frijoles (soy vegana). Todavía pusieron queso y cuando llame, la mujer no admito el error y trato de poner la culpa a mi. Si tú quieres un orden con direcciones especiales, EVITA ESTE LUGAR! También me negaron la devuelta de mi dinero por SU ERROR! Estoy completamente decepcionada con y esta es el peor experiencia con un restaurante en Seamless. read more

Enough said, I've had it ordering food from these people. Terrible service on top of that, what is this? No hate but this is over the line with these fries stuffed with tons and TONS of oil. read more

Tacos Al Suadero - Shit - Mexican Near Me - Jackson Heights, New York

Never have had a bad meal here, super authentic Mexican food. I come here about 15 times a month, can't live without these tacos! The nachos texanos, are too die for along with the steak tostadas and quesadillas. Everything is great! Also the horchata is a must. read more

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Freshly made, really good tacos. The pork ones are my favorite. Can't wait to try other food from this place. It's small but cozy. Service is quick even though they're busy all the time I go there. read more

Tacos here are hit or miss . Had the enchiladas and they are average . One a good day their tacos are one of the best in queens but most of the time it's just averaged . They warm up precooked meats at times read more

Just heard of this place for the first time and been living nearby for so long. Omgoodness these tacos were the best I've had in Queens. The carnitas took me back to Mexico, which never happens. It was bomb and can't wait to go back! read more

Delicious, affordable and fresh! Good service, cozy and definitely authentic! Best mole ever!