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Mexican street food served in a laid-back eatery with decor inspired by the 1986 FIFA World Cup.
What to order: GUADALAJARA Birria · DF Al Pastor · Guacamole & Chips · Elote AsadoFrom Google Maps reviews.
Walked in for lunch and were seated in a comfortable spot. The only discomfort came from the constant opening of their door on a freezing Sat afternoon and non-existent heating at this place. Got the Guacamole & Chips ($16), Puebla ($11.95) for 2, and Mushroom Tacos ($11.85) which were the best on our table. I wish they'd let you mix and match but the condition is to get two of each kind! Noise levels were on the lower end, and service was kick. Food arrived within 15-mins of ordering. Highly
The agua de jamaica is the best I've had in NYC so far. Personal preference of course. It's just the right amount of tart and sweetness. The elote was good; they have the smokey grill flavor I miss from home (Houston). I had the steak burrito, it's okay. I'll be back a future day to try the tacos!
Food is fantastic, atmosphere is fantastic, and the servers are so so kind and attentive and lovely. The best authentic tacos I've had have always been from stalls or food trucks, but this is the first sit-down taco place in the US that had me wanting to come back. It really is the perfect place to go if you want good tacos in Manhattan, and the theme of the 1986 World Cup is so fun and different, it's a really cool vibe on a Friday night. In terms of dishes I recommend the Guadalajara and Al pa
From the Feb 3, 2026 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Plumbing issues: poor drainage, backflow risk, or wastewater handled improperly.