Santa Ana Deli & Grocery

This is my go to go spot. Can’t help it because it’s so good & cheap. I noticed that Thor food has a lot of favor which is awesome. The ladies cooking is on fleek haha.
I tried their tacos with egg & chorizo!!! & OMG they are out of this world! Also their green salsa is everything … They’re steak tacos are yummy too…
Just try it !
My only complain is that the food can sometimes take forever, but hello if you’re Mexican you know your mom and grandma take a long time but is worth the wait.

I have been ordering mexican food here for years. Their salsa verde is the BEST I’ve ever had in my life — no joke. They should bottle it and distribute it. Their tacos and quesadillas are amazing. It’s a Bushwick staple. And everyone who works there is a pleasure. Check it out!

Good tacos. The chorizo and Bistec were my favorite and the salsa was great.

This place is unbelievably delicious and the staff is so incredibly kind! The food is delicous authentic Oaxacan. The nachos… to die for. The burritos… insanity. The tacos… YUM YUM YUM!
They also just opened a new restaurant down the street called the New Santa Ana Restaurante. I asked them if I could rent it out and throw a surprise party for my boyfriend. They agreed and gave me an awesome price. We were about 30 people on a Saturday and they were just the BEST. They let us play our own music, cooked us some seriously MIND blowing food, and had beers galore for us!
This place is awesome and should be supported. These guys work so hard. Great great place for a birthday party as well!

The food is amazing but the staff is pretty stupid for not having someone who speaks proper English. Quick suggestion: just go in person, never order over the phone unless you speak Spanish. Smh they’re lucky the food is amazing or they would just be shut down.

I ordered quesadillas de chicharon and chicken quesdaillas from these guys and they were AMAZING!!! They took an hr to arrive but worth the wait. I def. recommed this place.

May not be much from the outside, and really isn’t much on the inside, but it serves its purpose… making authentic Mexican food. Inexpensive and made to order. If you’re in a hurry, order ahead or give yourself an extra 10 minutes. These ladies are cooking their asses off making everything fresh. Can’t complain about that!
Just moved to the neighborhood and always pass this little gem on my way to the DeKalb L stop. Finally stopped in and ordered two tacos just to try the place out. Turns out, pretty damn good and cheap. Next day, I order a Cemita. Excellent. Next day, I order a Torta. Fab! I am now going to this place several times a week! One of my Mexican girlfriends came from Manhattan to check out my new place. We made a dinner stop here and ordered one of the specials, Bistec a la Mexicana con arroz y frijoles. If I wasn’t convinced before this, this meal did me in! The portion was huge (we shared) and the rice was great. In my opinion, authentic Mexican is determined by their Mexican rice and their refried beans. We were in love. Had a Mexican coke and Jarritos soda to go along with it. I’m terrified of my ass getting huge so I may have to walk a different route to the train going forward, but I will be a loyal customer no matter what! They also take credit cards after $ 10.

This place is the real deal. The Mexican corner store deli with a great little
kitchen. Tacos, quesadillas, tortas, all made with FRESH INGREDIENTS!
YIPPIE!
The downside is the limited vegetarian fare; the veggie tacos are ok but the proportions are off, Im assuming because no one in the kitchen is a veggie. The menu is pretty big but its mainly in Spanish so there may be more options than my deteriorating english-​speaking brain is aware of. The «store» aspect of the place is also limited. But it is kind of charming to dine in and stare at the various selections of beans, salsa, and candy available.

Two words: huevos rancheros.
okay, two more words: free delivery.

It is a Mexican deli and comedor with a poor selection of fruits and vegetables, but the best cemitas I have found in NYC. The other mexican fair is good, but not exceptional.
A cemita is a Mexican sandwich made with fresh cut avacado, fresh white cheese, meat (my favorite being spicy carne enchilada), crema, and cilantro.
I live near by so I would estimate I eat here three times a week. Well worth checking out.