Everything is excellent. Great food, great service, very clean -- very good value for the money.read more

First time visit via best lunch near me Yelp search. The place was empty as we arrived after 2pm…read more The dishes we tried were all fresh and tasty. It is not as authentic as Southern California, Arizona or Texas, but they served us delicious food with a smile.

Stopped in with some friends on the way to the airport. We're in a slight rush so forgot to take…read morepictures, but every single taco was delicious. They even have these amazing spinach corn tortillas which we really enjoyed. Was hoping to try the octopus, but they were out of it that day. Chips and salsas are both made in house and so many great flavors. Highly recommend trying this place out!

Definitely the best tacos I've had in New Jersey. I ordered the Justin taco, asada, and the crispy…read morefish taco. Everything was so flavorful and the tortillas were slightly crispy. I ate the fish taco last, but it was still pretty crispy. The chips were delicious as well and all the hot sauces were incredible. The two sauces made from avocado were my personal favorites. The owner was also very kind and even let us try a nopales and spinach corn tortilla which I'll definitely have my tacos made with in the future.

Over-the-top but cute little place at the end of the Millburn strip. Nice and cool on a hot summer…read moreday. Feels a little odd to have iPad minis as menus, but then again it works very smoothly. The wine michelada was just OK, though I'm not an avid michelada drinker. It was made with care though. What WAS excellent though was the chicken molé poblano. I would have liked a bit more rice, but maybe because they are so generous with the delicious malty brown Oaxacan style chili pepper and Mexican chocolate sauce. The chicken was cooked perfectly tender. My girlfriend's chicken fajita was very well done also. Service is good. We will be back.

I wasn't thrilled with dining at this restaurant for a few reasons. Firstly, cocktails weren't…read moregreat including the frozen sangria which felt like a slushy- the wine didn't have a great taste and there's no in-house tequila here so a lot of the menu is BYOB. Secondly, there were only a few people in the restaurant. The food itself was quite expensive compared to the overall experience, easily comparable to most establishments in Manhattan. Even though I really liked the ambiance with music and spaciousness, it felt strange spending about $100 for a dinner of two people. I did like the indoor decor and felt like the restaurant had a ton of potential but I just wasn't prepared for the sticker shock and lack of menu depth.

We came in for just a drink, but we were tempted with the late night bar bites that were available…read more We were absolutely blown away by the tempura battered chicken tenders and the truffle fries, and need to come back ASAP! I've been for dinner as well which was lovely, with a great wine list as well.

Lovely neighborhood restaurant with an inventive menu and cool riffs on classics and specialty…read morecocktails and mocktails. My nephew who lives nearby treated us to an al fresco meal recently while visiting for a family event. My pulled pork smashed burger was everything you want in a packed meat sandwich, with an onion ring and tangy sauce on the brioche bun. The sweet potato fries and a refreshing mocktail to drink made for a perfect meal. Sweetie ate a pasta bolognese (I think) which looked and ate good, and drowned it with a nice glass of red wine. It was packed on the Friday night we visited, with folks lined up for seating, or to hang at the bar and enjoy the bar scene. No reservations. Our late dinner worked fine as the mostly millennial and Gen-Z crowd started thinning shortly after we arrived. Millburn has always been a draw for neighboring townsfolk in search of a meal out. I remember this foodie town from 25 years ago, when its pizza, kosher and diner offerings were top notch. It seems to have upgraded its food scene several notches since my last visit so many years ago. Pure nostalgia for me which made for a very flavorful evening. TOP TIP: Street parking in this part of town is a hassle and the local cops keep a sharp eye for illegally parked cars and inebriated drivers. So park further away from the center of town where you are more likely to snag a legal spot on a busy night.

We have been here several times there's plenty of seating. Seems like a common place for to go food…read moreas well. The chorizo nachos are very good. Tacos are good. I had a burrito bowl today. That was very good. Service is very friendly. Went here with a group 4 guys everything was good. Other than the lack of air-conditioning but shit happens.

Ate here last night with my son. We both got burritos. He got the skirt steak special and I had the…read morepastor burrito. Both were very good and plentiful. Seems they do more take out than dine in. It's authentic and worth a try.

I was in the neighborhood delivering packages (wearing a neon netted vest) and asked the older lady…read morein the front if I could use the bathroom and let her know I was doing deliveries in the area. She seemed as if she didn't understand so I asked her if she understood what I was saying. She waved her hand toward the bathroom and said "okay". When I went to open the door it was locked. I said, "oh sorry" and then waited patiently. She comes out, I go in. As I'm leaving I say, "Thank you". When I'm almost to the door the young worker said, "you're not supposed to use the bathroom". I turned around and asked her to repeat herself. After I explained the earlier exchange with the lady that said I could use it she actually said I was lying. I told her I wasn't, but then explained to her that we all are working on the same side of servicing the community, we should be sticking together, and there is nothing wrong with allowing a delivery person to use the restroom. She continued to be argumentative and say I wasn't supposed to and that I was lying. This establishment was completely empty during the afternoon on a Friday. I have decided to leave this review because, as a black woman, I cannot be sure if her disrespect was racially motivated, especially in this social climate. I would never recommend someone patron a business that treats potential customers in such a classless and demeaning manner. It's unfortunate that she felt so comfortable being so disrespectful to a grown woman despite being addressed respectfully. The owner needs to sit her down and explain how the way she handled that was inappropriate and how split decisions can affect business. She definitely has some maturing to do.

Came here on a Sunday afternoon with my friend who suggested this spot. Parking on premise and had…read moreno issues getting a spot. Once we entered we got greeted by the host and got seated promptly. The place was pretty big inside and was not too loud. Ordered the tacos pollo ($14) which came in 4 and was pretty good. Also got the sopes carnitas ($15.10) which also came in 4 and was really filling and delicious. I like the sope better. The Coca Cola ($3.25) is the glass bottle type that you see at Mexican restaurants. Overall this is a solid Mexican spot and I would recommend this place if you are in the mood for tacos and sopes. * Great service

Food is amazing tacos are over flowing with meat, rice, beans. They took good care of us they asked…read moreif we were waiting for anything or if we ate. The restaurant was clean and presentabl.

I've now eaten here twice and was pleasantly surprised by the depth of flavor in their burrito…read moremojado, which means "wet." True to form, there's so much salsa on the burrito that it comes in a bowl to contain it all. Drenched in a salsa de chile and sour cream, the burrito is so deliciously moist that you'll likely have trouble keeping it together when you take a knife and fork to it. (Forget about hand-holding this bad boy. Maybe the California burrito will be more manageable in that respect.) The salsa is excellent, with a robust flavor to it and only the slightest hint of natural sweetness and an earthiness that almost hints at a smokiness. (I don't care much for sweet or smoky, so it's quite a feat that the complexity brings just a touch of those elements without letting it get out of control.) I'm not even sure if there's a single ingredient that stands out: It all just works together brilliantly. The space is well-lighted and bright, even on a dreary January afternoon. My two visits have been during off-hours, so there was almost no wait and the tables were orderly and clean. I'll have to try the tacos and other offerings, but they got a lot exactly right. I just hope it's able to maintain that quality.

Ordered a taco salad and it was so nicely packaged, I almost didn't want to eat it. Arrived hot, on…read moretime (I paid the extra fee for the "me first" DoorDash option), and it was delicious and fresh!

Stopped by this local dot because I was HUNGRY! Lol. Also needed to get something before heading to…read moremy next appointment. I walked in and although the place was empty, the employee at the front was patient, helpful and friendly. I liked the decor and cleanliness of the establishment. You could tell they worked hard to keep this casual spot warm and inviting. Down to the flower vases on each table. I ordered the pupusa and chicken tacos. The food was flavorful and ingredients fresh. Even the radishes and cucumbers as garnish was fresh. I'll be back again. I love finding local spots with great food! Let me know if you have any to recommend.