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Traditional Mexican dishes served on rustic communal tables, plus a huge selection of tequila.
What to order: Chiles en Nogada · Camarones al Ajillo · Enchiladas VerdesFrom Google Maps reviews.
Came for Cinco de Mayo and ended up finding one of the best hidden gems in Brooklyn. The atmosphere was amazing, the staff was super attentive, and the margaritas were some of the best I’ve had. Everything felt upscale without losing the authentic vibe. Highly recommend the Camarones al Ajillo, Tamal en Nogada, and Tuna Ceviche. Definitely coming back by the way ask for Luis and Israel they are really kind and hospitality thanks!
Came across this place while Googling, as I was looking to delve deeper into Mexican cuisine beyond the usual dishes and snacks like tacos, quesadillas, etc, and I was impressed to learn that they offer many unique and interesting dishes you wouldn’t normally associate with Mexican cuisine, such as Sopa Azteca and Chiles en Nogada. The service was also good and swift. Highly recommended if you are looking to expand your Mexican food repertoire.
The best and most authentic Mexican food in the city—I honestly felt transported back home. Everything was delicious, but shoutout to the cajeta flan… it was insanely good 🤤
From the Apr 23, 2026 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Hot food was held below 140°F, cool enough for bacteria to grow.
Food was left exposed to possible contamination during storage, prep, or serving.