Reviews for Xochitl Taqueria in Brooklyn, NY
1st time here for friends birthday brunch. Service was great. Strong drinks, guacamole and chips were fresh, vibe was on point.
Delicious. I ate with 3 friends. We all loved it. Serve with a smile and friendly staff but not over powering. Lovely salsa and... chips to start, the homemade guacamole is a requirement to try. The food was served piping hot with sizzling fajitas deliveredto the table. Really nice flavours with rich sauces. Added hot sauce to give it a kick. Really reasonable for New York whichmade a nice change. Loved it and would be more than happy to return! Read more
The chef on the day I ate here was Netty. I had a Fish Burrito and it was one of the best I've had! The fish was flaky and... cooked to a delicate crunch it also included; Rice, Chipotle Mayo, Pico De Gallo, Guacamole, Lettuce & Cheese that allcomplimented each other. My lunch guest chose the Smith Street Burrito with Chicken, Rice, Beans, Guacamole, Cheese, Sour Cream,Lettuce & Pico De Gallo which she absolutely loved. Bring your appetite because it's generous! You won't be disappointed.Thanks Netty! Sincerely D. Evans Read more
Good Mexican food for a reasonable price. I can't say that it is 100% authentic, but I'd still say that it does Mexican cuisine... justice. It's obviously always going to be WAY cheaper if you just head to Jackson Heights, Queens and buy Mexican food from astreet vendor, but for what it is, a sitdown restaurant in Brooklyn, the prices aren't half-bad. Yes, I had Don Julio tacoswith a hard shell, but tacos taste great in both hard and soft shells and today I was just feeling for a crunchy one. Theytasted great. No complaints. The trio of salsa chips were good, but even for someone who enjoys spicy, I thought they were veryhigh on the heat scale. The salsa verde was the most palatable one because it was the least spicy, but the other two salsas weresuper spicy. The morita salsa (the dark brown one) was arguably the spiciest but because there wasn't a whole lot of otherflavors in it besides JUST spicy, it sorta hits you in an unpleasant way. And given that it costs $5 for a lemonade, I wastrying to resist quenching my thirst to cool the heat and had to pour a glass of water which thankfully they had on the tablealready. If you're not VERY into spicy food, I would skip this one. The flautas, beans, and rice were all great. No complaints.Flavorful and satisfying. The mole poblano was also good, but not great. I've had homemade mole many times and it tasted 5xbetter than what I had here. That's not to say this one was BAD, but it isn't anything like I'm used to. There's more of asourness to this one and I'm used to a more gentle, sweet taste. The homemade mole that I normally eat also has chicken that'sso tender it falls off the bone super easily. The chicken that I had here, on the other hand, was pretty stiff like what you'dexpect from baked chicken. If you're familiar, with authentic mole, I probably wouldn't get this, but if you're looking to get agrasp of what mole is like, it's definitely an option. As for the atmosphere, it was colorful, friendly an Read more
Spectular dining experience. Food was awesome. Drinks were cute,fun, and delicious. The owner Vanessa was amazing. Always... smiling and very attentive. Very clean and comfy establishment. Read more
We’ve ordered three different flights and all of them were great!!Ana was amazing! Definitely would be coming back here! (If... you get a chance, try the Mole!) Read more
Had the chicken burrito and it was fantastic! Also started with the mango margarita and chips/salsa trio highly recommend both.... Plus the staff was friendly and they had plenty of options. Read more
Excellent food with a cozy atmosphere. Good service and healthy portions. Didn’t get a chance to try drinks here but the bar... looked to have a pretty wide tequila selection. Will come again. Read more