Tacos Morelos

Muy buena comida en especial el pollo tiene un Sazon que en ningún lado lo encontrarán lo garantizo

Great tostadas small nice simple place. Service is ok. Guys seem to get better atention at this place. Drinks are not that good. Stick to beers.

These guys are assholes.
I went to
to better see their menu. I was surprised to see the vegetarian tacos to be $ 3.99 each so I thought it best to call to see what’s up. Maybe you get two tacos, I didn’t know.
The woman who answered told be they were $ 3.50, higher than the $ 2.00 and $ 2.50 usual cost of the neighborhood, but hey at least it wasn’t $ 3.99 and I was really hungry. I went to order 4 tacos and a side of guac and chips, however she then told me they don’t take cards. Weird because I can pay with one on
for their restaurant. I told her I didn’t quite have enough cash so could I please change the guac and chips ($ 8) for rice and beans ($ 5).
She then got snappy with me and said if you’re not going to order at least $ 20 worth of food then we aren’t going to take your order, you live 10 blocks away. Yeah… and? That’s less than most people walk to and from the subway everyday. This is NYC! She said, yeah but the weather. Uh ok? It’s a little bit cold, but it’s 10 blocks… so what? It’s not raining or snowing it’s a normal night. Is this for real? I’m also making my order less so I can give the guy a proper tip.
Also may I kindly point out your minimum for delivery online is $ 8. So I told her well, I don’t really understand what the issue is, but you can either make no money or some money. She told me she wasn’t interested and hung up on me.
Thanks.

Food was very tasty, but I would never return! Everyone was drunk, my server got into a physical fist fight with a girl at the table next to me, hit me and spilled all types of drinks. After that she never returned to the table… we had to go to the bar for everything! So much for customer service!

They were in Park Slope, located in Union Street on the corner of 5^th Avenue last Saturday. Awesome! I got myself a spicy chicken quesadilla which was oh so delicious! It was perfect after a night of drinking in Union Hall. The truck says Jackson Heights, so I was happy and surprised when I found them in Park Slope. I will definitely be back for my quesadillas and tacos if they’re around the neighborhood.

This is our go-​to Mexican restaurant in the neighborhood since Tacos Mexico went downhill. The tortillas are homemade and everything is delicious. I highly recommend the tacos placeros, gorditas, and the guac. One tip, it’s much faster to call for delivery. I don’t think they’ve the gotten the hang of responding to online orders quickly.

i was wondering why these guys were so damn good. they’re from my neighborhood in queens! New Yorkers have their own in-​the-​know mexican and it’s not located at your favorite transplant neighborhoods. let’s keep it that way! these guys are a small taste of what’s out there in the boroughs.

Went back for some mole poblano and an assortment of tacos, the chorizo and lengua variety which did not disappoint!

Ordered an al pastor taco from their truck at Wall and Pearl in FiDi. (There’s a Tacos Morelos in East Village, but the address on the side of the passenger’s door was for Jackson Heights.) It cost $ 2.50, with an adequate serving of meat, topped with chopped onions, lettuce, and cilantro, on two tortillas. I didn’t really get guacamole, maybe a dab that wet the lettuce. Sometimes when the portion’s big, I split the «insides» between the two tortillas for two tacos, but the tortillas were crumbly and I would’ve had a mess if I tried. Wasn’t the best of times, wasn’t the worst of times.

I can’t believe they only have 7 other reviews. Glad to add an 8^th!
This place is legit Mexican and the best I’ve tried outside of Mexico. I’ve been twice and love the variety on the menu, and the no-​nonsense feel of the place.

I loved this place, then made the mistake of ordering take out late one night.
When I came to pick it up, I noticed that my nachos had no guacamole. After explaining that it was listed as an ingredient, I was told that was only for the steak nachos. Um, huh? My husband asked if they could just add a little to e order since we thought that was what was advertised, they wouldn’t do so. They did, however, take the order back since I felt I was not offered what was advertised.
My husband kept his chile rellenos and rice and beans. He said the chiles were good, but I saw his rice and beans. The ate was really small compared to past take out orders.
I had a banana milkshake. Usually, theirs are great. This one had barely been blended because it tasted like sugar milk with chunks of banana. At this point, I just had to laugh because it was such junk.
I didn’t appreciate having my time wasted, and the quality of the food was just horrendous.

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Came for a beer and some nachos grande while on a short break during a job in the neighborhood.
The Euro cup was showing Spain vs France, but this extremely irritating mariachi man complete with karaōke machine and sombrero set up shop by the entrance and blasted his music and belted poorly to the patrons. He clearly annoyed everyone in there at first, but he was more entertaining to everyone than the game or anything else in the place.
The nachos were good, the sauces on the side i dumped all over the nachos was a bit much and created a slight soupyness, but it was containable with the nachos.
Two Pacificos were ice cold as well.
This place stands out from most of the restaurants in the surrounding five blocks. Everything else from the outside looked dumpy compared to this place, but even with a B rating, it looked more polished than the rest.

Was walking around with the BF in Jackson Heights apartment hunting and walked by this place. We knew it had a taco truck so we decided to go in and give it a try.
I agree with Stephen — I was most excited that this was a cheap authentic place with lots of trashy TV and no English.
We went in on a Sunday afternoon at 2 and the place was empty. The food came out fast. It was delightfully tasty. I got the enchiladas which were… good …but I wouldn’t get them again.
The chips and salsa were some of the best I’ve had. So good!
If I find myself around here again (82^nd st? or something) I will definitely go in again. If not because I am lured in by a chalkboard sign saying «Traigos y tacos»

As a vegetarian, it’s a bit hard to provide a definitive review, but I do love the chile relleno tacos. They’re a tad decadent, but they are pretty durn amazing! And the chips and salsa are first rate.

She said she wanted Mexican and the places around us are lame or got mixed reviews. So we wanted a downscale authentic place int he barrio. Tacos Morelos fit the bill. The waitress didn’t speak English! Yea baby!
Eight tables and a bar. Loud music, blaring futbol on the two flat screens.
The chips and salsa were unique, probably homemade. We started with the kalamari, which was a mistake because I came here for something unique, but it wasn’t bad. It filled me up so all I had was a BBQ taco, which was just dry meat with cilantro. The do have a red and a green sauce you can add. It was also similarly not unique, though they include 2 tortillas. Cori V got mole chicken, which had a unique taste. She said, «you know there are like 20 different mole sauces?!» This one was hotter and less sweet. «They’re not afraid of heat,» she said
The margaritas were not so great, but not bad. Too salty.
It was empty on a Friday night, not a good sign, not sure why. Though what I had wasn’t spectacular, it had some uniqueness. I wouldn’t mind trying some more things on the extensive menu. For me it’s going to be hit or miss because of the language barrier, or the luck of the draw with whether we get an English speaking waitress who wants to help guide us. Seems to have potential.

First visit today after ordering from there many times. They’re super quick with delivery and it was a nice surprise to find the restaurant so pleasant, too. Full bar, fairly spacious, no loud Mexican music blaring from a jukebox. I ordered the posole con tostadas. I think it’s one of their best dishes. The enchiladas are only listed on the menu with salsa roja and salsa verde, but my boyfriend asked for mole poblano for his enchiladas, and they were happy to accommodate his request. His brother said his bistek con nopales were good, too. The only thing that wasn’t excellent were the picadas which weren’t crispy. When the Man United v. Valencia soccer game came on, the restaurant got more crowded and when there were goals scored, free rounds of shots were given out!

Morelos has opened recently and they make tortillas in the window.
They recently got a liquor license and have a fine selection of liquor, especially tequila. We ate there three times in the past three weeks and it has been excellent for simple fresh Puebla cooking. The prices could not be more reasonable. The chicken soup, quesadilla tinga, the chile relleno, the chorizo and eggs are all delicious. The house tortillas are the best we have had in a long time here in Queens. Enjoy!