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Recent Mexican Restaurant Reviews in Bushwick

• Pedro's Kitchen & Brew (Hope St. & Roebling St.)

  Written by Robert G. on 5/17/2013 | Member since 2011

  Very high quality and good value. Highly recommend. Had one problem with delivery on a busy Friday night, but they comped it even after I cancelled through Seamless. Otherwise very prompt. They have outrageously good guacamole, FYI.

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• Taqueria El Fogon (Flushing Ave. between Knickerbocker Ave. & Noll St.)

  Written by Emilia B. on 5/17/2013 | Member since 2013

  My rating is specifically for what I order, which is what I get pretty much every time. I'm from LA, I love Mexican food, and this was the first batch of nachos on the East Coast that I got addicted to. I haven't had the same reaction with the other stuff on their menu, but no negative reactions either. I love the taco cart in my area too, but Taqueria El Fogon's nachos are my sin, my guilty pleasure, the go-to for shamelessly pigging out (on a regular basis). I get them vegetarian (or sometimes with chicken), with black beans instead of pinto. Love the horchata as well.

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• El Loco Burrito (Via Vespuccio between Conselyear St. & Metropolitan Ave.)

  Written by Sean M. on 5/13/2013 | Member since 2011

  Possibly the most consistently delicious Mexican food I've ever had. Ive been eating here and ordering delivery for years, and I have yet to be disappointed. You can't go wrong with any of the burritos.

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• L.A. Burrito (Wilson Ave.) (Wilson Ave. between Jefferson St. & Melrose St.)

  Written by Jordan V. on 4/28/2013 | Member since 2012

  literally obsessed with the burritos. I love the chips and guacamole as well and I've never had bad service like a lot of places in Brooklyn. Delivery is always in a timely fashion. Words cannot describe the love I have for LA Burrito

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• New Mexico Place Taqueria Restaurant (Graham Ave. between Scholes St. & Meserole St.)

  Written by Christopher P. on 4/14/2013 | 18 other reviews | Member since 2010

  This has been my favorite authentic Mexican place since I moved to this neighborhood about 6 years ago. I am *so* happy they're on Seamless now. They have quite a few things you don't find most places, like gorditas (which are awesome), chalupas (ditto), and huaraches (very good). It's great for people who have to avoid wheat, because all of those are made with corn instead of flour, like all traditional mexican food. They also serve some of the best salsas I've ever had with their meals; both the red and green are excellent.

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• El Paisa Taqueria & Restaurant (Suydam St. & Irving Ave.)

  Written by Elizabeth P. on 4/10/2013 | 4 other reviews | Member since 2007

  Great authentic Mexican. Don't get a burrito here - get some real Mexican food! Camarones al diablo, chiles rellenos, chilaquiles, pollo al pipian! You won't be sorry!

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• Alcatraz Mexican Cuisine (Franklin Ave. Between Greene Ave. & Lexington Ave.)

  Written by Daniel T. on 1/17/2013 | Member since 2012

  Short version? The food is decent but notably overpriced, and the food got to me late and cold. I paid $30 at 8pm on a Tuesday night for ONE tamale ($6) 2 enchiladas with rice and beans ($14) and extra beans ($3). As I'm sure you know, any plain jane Mexican restaurant might cost literally half this. For these prices I don't think it's unreasonable to expect a decently gourmet experience. The biggest hit was the delivery time. 60-75 minutes is already a decently long delivery window. If you charge a delivery fee, have high prices, and it's a Tuesday night at 8pm, I don't think it's unreasonable that if you can't make your delivery window you need to raise it or hire another delivery guy. (Or at least be super understanding on the phone when I call 90 minutes later and offer to make it up to me. Hint: they weren't. They were rude.) Now the food. A little hard to judge since it was pretty chilly. The $6 tamale was a delicious but.. empty tamale shell made with sweet potato, but with the meat on the side. I kind of like a tamale you can pick up and eat with your hands easily for leftovers the next day. I thought for six bucks it might be huge but it's not. The enchiladas, pretty tasty. The pork was very tender. The flavors were... ok. Nothing really special. The rice was little mealy and the "cumin refried black beans" were ok, but kinda weird tasting. I love real soft baked enchiladas and this is the only Mexican place I knew that has them, but cold and overpriced. Ultimately I have to say it's not worth it. Maybe if you live a little closer to Franklin.

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