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Mexico-inspired eatery presenting familiar offerings such as tacos and fajitas, plus a menu of cocktails.
What to order: Guacamole · Al pastor tacos · Frozen margaritaFrom Google Maps reviews.
This restaurant is absolutely amazing, starting with the ambiance, the staff is super friendly and professional! Now let’s talk about the food- WOW is all I can say. We had Fajitas, shrimp ceviche, cheese with chicken quesadilla-everything has an explosion of flavors, just wow. The drinks- we had frozen strawberry margaritas, amazing! I recommend this restaurant with my entire heart! Now the staff, our server was Hugo- so funny, personable! And the manager, Flavia- so attentive! Just an awesom
Went to Mama Azul on Mother’s Day with my mom, family, and younger nephews and it ended up being such a fun, easy group spot. Definitely very kid-friendly, loud in an energetic way, and overall just really good vibes. There were sports on the TVs, the bar scene looked great, and the whole place had a lively atmosphere that worked really well for a bigger family meal. The food and drinks were solid overall. I do think there are places in the city with stronger Mexican food specifically, but the
I attended Mamazul for my birthday dinner with friends and family. The waitress was very short with her responses, service was lacking n slow. The food was decent but pretty overpriced in my opinion. The birria for example was only 3 tacos and consume for $30 no rice or beans or anything else. The watermelon margarita was in a very small short glass for $20. I understand this is NYC but I was surprised. They also charged $20 for 4 churrp sticks with a sparkler for my birthday dessert. Maybe the
From the Apr 2, 2024 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Flies were present in the space.
Gaps, cracks, or clutter make it easy for pests to get in and nest.