Best affordable Mexican food with a great taste! You can get a meal for under $12 and be stuffed !…read moreGot the tacos Al pastor that were $3.50 a taco which is affordable to me compared to other spots in the area charging $5 one taco. I also like to get the cemita de milanesa de pollo! Never misses and only $8! They are super fast so I always call to place and pick it up in 10 mins and it be ready. It's a bodega/ restaurant so your also able to find your Mexican chips soda products everything 10/10. My go to spot!

Bodega with a Mexican food counter? Sure, why not. The place is unique and reminded me of some very…read moremuch local places in NJ. In short, the place is a bit of a hole in the wall, the food is cheap, and the staff is polite (and more so if you speak a little Spanish.) I ordered a Cecina/Salted Beef taco one time (with everything) and an Al Pastor the other time I was there. I found both to be good and worth it for the price (2.75 for it with everything including Oaxaca cheese/avocado.) My only complaint would be that there wasn't enough pineapple, only two/three little pieces. Someone else with me ordered a Torta which looked excellent. Good local Mexican antojitos place. 3.6

Theres good Spanish (American) food, and REAL Spanish food. I was running some errands in a…read morewarehouse district in brooklyn when i felt a grumble in my stomach. I drove past a lunch truck and a little restaurant on the corner. I decide to go to Diaz Restaurant. Once i walked in there was a few older guys watching tv, i workers chatting and it smelled so damn good. I looked at the menu and picked out the goat stew, the owner told me to get the roast pig instead since it was a special. BOY oh BOY, i wish i have taken a picture. For $5 bucks i got a HUGE plate of spanish rice with beans and a mountain of roast pork with a piece of the oh soooo crunchy skin. I ate and ate while still amazed at how good it taste. I also got some empenadas which were ok . My bill for two with a drink was only 14 bucks! I've paid 14 bucks for not so tasty appetizers in the city. Now i wouldn't come here without a car, and it might be a little scary... but once your inside, consider yourself Home! I'm going back next week with my friends! I give them a solid 5 stars because the food is so good it compensates for the location, and decor!

This place has plenty of tables and seating to accommodate large groups. The service was mediocre,…read moreand the food was among the worst Mexican meals ever. The horchata was horrible, so bad that I couldn't drink it. I ended up having water in a dirty cup. All these ladies had an attitude! I saw tilapia floating on a white bucket on the floor, looking like they were dead. They had some nasty-looking containers in the fridge behind the counter, where they kept the open container of horchata. Worst Mexican Restaurant ever!

This restaurant has a homey feel to it. The servers were attentive, patient and quick. The food was…read morefresh and everything we had was flavorful. The rice and beans went so well with the juicy chicken breast and pepper steak. Highly recommend and will be going back.

The food is just so fresh. I got pancita and enchiladas de mole with cheese, they all taste…read moreamazing! Definitely my favorite spot for comfort food! The chef was super friendly as well.

I had my day planned out and Tacos were #1 item on my agenda. Unfortunately, the place I wanted to…read morego was closed. Fortunately, you can walk a block in this area without passing some kind of taco vendor. So, I walked a few steps and ended up here. We walked past the small, open kitchen to a seating area and were promptly given menus and chips and salsa. They've got all the usual suspects - tacos, cemitas, tortas, flautas. I ordered chips and guac, expecting to be disappointed but hoping for the best. So many times, I've ordered guac and instead received a bowl of green liquid. I was pleasantly surprised when it came out -- you could tell it was actually made of avocado. It needed a bit of salt, but otherwise it was well seasoned and lacked sad filler tomatoes. Next came the tamale - we opted for jalapeño and cheese. It was a good size and well made but spicy spicy! And then I went on down to taco town. I ordered a basic bistec, my favorite lengua, and the oreja as a wildcard. The bistec was good but average. The lengua was the true stunner. I'm a lengua lover - beefy flavor, buttery texture - and this was on point. Unfortunately, my oreja was inedible. I've had great oreja from a truck so I thought a place with a real kitchen could do even better. Unfortunately, the texture was awful and rubbery. If I'm in the area and craving guac and lengua, I'll stop in but I don't think this will be on my regular rotation.

Still am and always will be a huge Sofia's fan. They have the best milanesa torta in the area,…read moretacos are fire, nachos are fire, so reasonably priced and no frills.

Tacos are amazing. Just here for a few days and I had gone to Nenes the last two nights. Nene's was…read morebusy tonight so I can by Sofia. Damn!I had been missing out. The restaurant front is unassuming but the food is amazing. There are only 4 seats to dine in but get take out and enjoy your meal. Awesome service too.

In a neighborhood that is a desert for some GREAT, authentic Mexican food, Acatlan is a welcome…read moreoasis and go-to! Don't let the 3 stars fool you, Acatlan is a certified 20. My go-to are the carnitas and al pastor tacos, but their carne asada, chicken, steak, AND tostadas are also to die for. Wish I had some appetizing photos of the food, but I can't go more than a minute before inhaling these tacos LOOOL

I wanted something different for breakfast and decided to stop by Taqueria Acatlan to get a quick…read morebite. Its on the main street but its small, so there are only a few tables available. The menu is pretty large so it took me some time to decide what i wanted. Ended up getting the egg and sausage platter. Everything was cooked fresh to order so it did take some time for me to get my meal. It was worth the wait! It was MASSIVE! The platter came with rice, beans, eggs, sausage, potato, cheese and fresh tortillas. All for a decent price. You also got a couple of salsas to add more flavor. I enjoyed it. Happy that Bushwich still have authentic latin restaurants!

was absolutely fiending for a burrito and have always been curious as I walked by. before trying…read morethe food i had once stopped in to buy some salsa which was very good and spicy! ordered the burrito that comes with a mixture of meats-- believe it was steak and spicy pork. i paid $15 and didnt even realize the burrito comes with fries and a mini salad of sorts. it's really a great deal. burrito was super filling, a tad heavy on the rice but still delicious. think ill be trying one of their single meat burritos soon!

Foood is good they made wait 5 mins. Overall food was good and delicious. Great stuff!!!read more

Phenomal takeout! My…read morepartner and I ordered delivery from here including 4 Birria Tacos, 2 chicken tostadas and a cheese and chicken empanada, all for under $24. The birria tacos were so tasty and not too greasy, although didn't come with consume. I was especially surprised by how refreshing and tasty the Tostadas de Carne were as we got chicken, which I usually don't like. The lettuce on top tasted fresh stuck nicely to the refried beans and cotija cheese on top. Finally the empanada was yummy and reminded me of those I tried in Puerto Rico. The order came with sour cream and salsa verde which was lightly spicy and went nicely with everything. If you want authentic tacos, tostadas and I'd go here!

How awesome for them to be open 2am late Sunday…read more I got the flauta and it was so yummy. I loved the queso inside. And the flauta had a good crunch to it. I loved the beans and rice especially. The hot sauce was delicious too. And I loved the fresh guava juice. They had the tv playing and it's a mini store as well. The menu had a pretty big selection. Good place for a late night meal or some Mercian groceries. They even have popsicle sticks.