Nuevo Tacos Al Suadero

I really wanted to like this place, especially because I really didn’t want to travel 5 more blocks a different restaurant with a similar name. Sadly, I didn’t like it too much. My burrito came out with a sheen of grease, the plate also looked dirty. There was also an old orange slice served with the burrito.

Woot, so good I ate here twice in one day! Definitely good quality Mexican food, just expect to wait a little for your food. This is my 4 – 6 AM spot to eat! the Quesadillas are great as well as the tacos.

The food here is good, really good! It could’ve been an easy 5 stars. We have to minus 1 star because of the wait. We were there around 10pm for a late night dinner with our friends. The place was somewhat busy but we didn’t have to wait for a table. After we placed the order, we probably waited around 20 minutes for our food which was way too long.
The Cuban tortas were amazingly delicious! It’s huge! Guarantee to fill you up even if you have a big appetite. The lengua & the spicy pork were also really good. The only bad thing about the taco is the lack of cilantro. The hot sauce here is spicy! We love it!
Our waitress doesn’t speak English so one of our friend who speaks Spanish had to place the order for us. Well, at least there’s English on the menu so if you don’t speak Spanish & happen to get the waitress who don’t really speaks English, you can always just point at the menu when you place the order.
We will definitely go back to try some other stuff on their menu…

Real Deal Meal
I frequently run here for lunch when I’m at work. I get chicken tacos. They put a massive amount of meat in their tacos. The diced grilled chicken is well-​seasoned and is mixed in with some diced green peppers and some diced onions. The downside is that they don’t give you complimentary chips like Tacos Al Suadero on 94^th street. However, there is an awesome secret about this taco spot. About eight out of ten times they will give you a grilled green onion/​scallion/​spring onion. The sweet semi-​soft yet still crisp baby bulb on this bad boy does a great job cleansing your palate and it takes the meal to another level. They also give you a tiny little free mint that I use to rid my breath of any onionyness before I go back to school.
5 bucks+1 dollar tip+a mint later = pure satisfaction.

I love the fact that this is open ²⁴⁄₇. The tables set up is not the best but the service is quick.
I’m Mexican and I can tell from good tacos and bad. These tacos are really good as well as the salsas.
The quesadillas are huge and are really good, specially the mushroom quesadillas.

So I’ve tried plenty of other taco spots in the neighborhood, a handful down in sunset park, a few in the bronx… Nothing comes close. Everything is fresh and made to order. Being that theyre open 24/​7, I often stop by after work. Staff is friendly and helpful, at this point I just sit down and wait my for food. Strongly recommend al pastor, alambre and chorizo. Tortas, cemitas, sopes, fajitas, tostadas, burritos, quesadillas… All good! Literally– I’ve tried them all. Thank you NTAS, for always being there.

The tacos here made me sad. Like super sad.
When they brought out my chicken taco I was dismayed. The guacamole was really just avocado purée. The chicken was greasy and not from an actual chicken breast. (I think it was chicken product.) It was ugly.
Better tacos in this area. Much better.
Move along. Nothing to see here.
Really.

Tacos here were underwhelming. I tried the namesake, assuming that it’d be solid. After all, a place called Suadero Tacos damn well better have a good suadero taco. To note: They didn’t.
I tried the chicken taco too, and it was extremely bland. Almost shockingly bland. The only saving grace was the cecina, which was decent, though unspectacular.
They also gave the «gringo treatment» of when we asked for water, they brought a bunch of Poland Spring. Yeah blah blah, economy, need profit whatever. It’s been going on for awhile, and frankly, I’m sick of it.

After a hectic day at work yesterday, meetings, .conferences.
unending phone calls… no time to even have lunch… It was one of those days… when everything just goes off the wall… My mind was really tired (I have to diffuse it) … and I was hungry…
As soon as I got off the subway… went home and dump my things on the couch… change to something casual and took a leisurely walk to take my mind off things… and. Enjoy what’s left of the day… Stress is not in my vocabulary… and wouldl’nt let it affect me… My antidote… Walk with my IPOD on… enjoy the sunset and the beautiful music of Josh Groban and El Divo…
Walking around my neighborhood… You feel like you are in Mexico, Peru, Ecuador or Columbia… Streets lined with all kinds of Latino cuisine… and the music… loud …alive and very entertaining. Streets lined with food vendors selling everything from Pernil or Roasted Pork, Broiled /​Boiled corn, PeeledMangoes, Sausages, Ice Cream…
Chicharones/​Pork Crackling… this of course is aside from the legitimate restaurants around…
I noticed A new restaurant just opened at the corner of 94^th St. and Roosevelt… found myself just walking in… Ordered Tacos for appetizers… Pollo (Chicken) $ 2.00 comes with Onions, Cilantro and Guacamole… very tasty. and Al Pastor. a platter of Roast Pork, comes with Rice and Beans… for $ 7.00…A very filling and delicious meal. The sauce they have is hot… the brand (Death) as in death… really hot… Even the decoration inside is Authentic Mexican… Donkeys head on the wall… Decorative Hats… bongo/drums…Very pleasant and attentive waitstaff, although they can hardly speak English… Nice place… The Mexican Flan looks very good but I had to pass. I’ll have a piece of Mango instead… …another good restaurant nearby and very affordable too.
Went home feeling… good… relaxed…and… full… Must be the Tacos…
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