Taco & Burrito Grill

I have to say, while it may not be the best burrito or taco I have had, they generally listen to my specifications, AND they are timely. The delivery servers are friendly, and I just don’t have a negative thing to say. Low minimum on seamless, so you can definitely order for one, and they stay open pretty late too!
Also, I love their non-​fat yogurt dip as an alternative to sour cream! I get the corn filling tacos with non fat yogurt and I actually feel pretty good after eating it, which can’t be said about all Mexican late night options.

Just got a delivery the quesadilla was amazing and the flan delightful I literally wanted to reorder. My favorite new spot…

I don’t know why this place gets a low review what do you expect? It’s a taco place, like a taco truck, it’s open late and has all the fixings. I eat here all the time the people are really nice, and they have legit Mexican coke. I am really into pickled jalepenos and the ones here are homemade big slices and really good. They have all sorts of beans too, refried black and pinto. Brooklyn snobs, or just racist, maybe if it was a hipster beardo and they put bacon and pickled sausage in the trays it would get higher rating, or played skrillex on the stereo. People are so easily fooled. 5 stars to counter all the elitist brooklyn hipster bullsh*t because I eat here regularly, but it’s more of a 4 star place. they have great tacos end of story, the place looks very uncool, like I said if you are a transplant looking for some bucolic white hipster to hand you exotic cured meats this isn’t your place stop making brooklyn your insecure wet dream, vote bernie.

I’ve stopped here two or three times late at night and ordered a burrito. It’s a good value and tasty. Usually late at night there is one guy working. Today I went is right after work (around 6:30pm) and was happy to see two employees for such a busy time. I ordered the Quesadilla Grande ($ 8.50, comes with protein). I have two issues with my experience tonight:
1) the quesadilla was put in a to-​go container along with guacamole, sour cream and salsa… Like all together. So it got soft fast. Also, it really wasn’t cooked long enough.
2) I mentioned that there were two employees. Both were young girls (maybe teenagers or very early twenties). The youngest one, who was the shorter of the two, was super rude. The only words out of her mouth were to tell me (after I asked for clarity) that she gave me the right change because she added tax to the order… Otherwise, she never spoke to me or looked at me. She slammed things down and was overall unpleasant. She was the type of rude that makes me not want to go back… Unfortunate. I really wanted to like them.

Great authentic neighborhood joint. Generous portions and excellent burritos. The al pastor and the steak in particular are very tasty as are their veggies.
The guys that work here are really nice and will serve you however you want. This is not a Chipotle assembly line, so they will make you a mean burrito and actually talk to you.

Late night food of varying quality. Open ’til 6am but delivery is intermittent. Portions are huge. ⁴⁄₅ times everything’s great but the night shift seems to care less.
I really like the cornbread.

I’ve ordered from this place over 20 times.
Sometimes, every once in a while its actually quite good. Most of the time like tonight, its infuriatingly terrible. Its a coagulated mess, or they forget fillings.
Basically, its extremely overpriced for such low quality and service. And you may not even get what you order.
Unless you are literally starving. Don’t order delivery!

Good quality burritos.
Delivery service can be erratic — it’s not unsual that they get the order wrong, and while sometimes it takes 15 minutes, sometimes it’s 45 minutes.
Also, the in-​store service is not exactly friendly. But it’s not the kind of place you go to for the atmosphere, and the food is very good. (And there’s no other burrito place in Windsor Terrace.)

Serves it’s purpose. Cheap Mexican food at reasonable prices. The delivery wasn’t fast, but delivered within the 30 – 45 min time estimate provided on Seamless. The food wasn’t anything remarkable, but you do get a lot.
The sour cream charge seemed excessive at $ 1.25 each, but it turns out you get about ½ cup of sour cream for that price. Not bad. Also, one side of chips was enough for three to share.

This place sucks. It’s overpriced for its horrible food. The delivery guy is an idiot who doesn’t know how to ring a doorbell if the cell phone doesn’t work. Which made the already late food even later.

I ordered a platter with a taco and enchilada from seamlessweb. It came pretty quickly (which it should have since I live around the corner). Unfortunately they didn’t give me any silverware or napkins, and I was all out of napkins so that turned into a huge mess.
The food was ok, but nothing special at all. I paid $ 2 for guacamole and it was obviously not homemade and came in a tiny container just like the salsa and sour cream. Definitely worth $ 0.50 if anything.
I won’t be ordering from here again. There are better options in Windsor Terrace (think Elora’s).

They have huge, delicious burritos for a very reasonable price. I can only eat half of the burrito at a time because its so stuffed. I’d definitely recommend the pork or chicken. I’ve also tried the flautas which were great but less filling than a grande burrito.
Polite staff, speedy service and lots of seating room. 4 stars!

Why do I get suckered in to flashy menus with obscure lay-​outs. It’s like a late night info commercial, it seems like a good idea at the time.

NEVER AGAIN! The food WAS disgusting! Apparently they do not believe in seasoning the food! The nachos were disgusting and bland, the taco was mushy, and the food was cold. I suggest you skip this restaurant. They owe me an apology. YUCK!

I was excited to see that the space was under new management and had generated some good reviews. Unfortunately I wasn’t impressed. It’s an «order at the counter, seat yourself» type of place, so I was never expecting anything more than decent, burrito/​taco type fare.
Where it failed was the sum of the parts never coming together. A good burrito should sing, be it a simple harmony or a complex orchestra. 3 big bites into my steak burrito, all I got was strips of somewhat dry beef.
I was just about ready to go back to the counter and ask for some salsa that I could pour in an moisten things up, but recalled that while ordering there was salsa added in, since I was asked about mild vs. heat.
During bite 4, I hit it. A big glob of fiery sauce that was almost overwhelming. I like hot/​spicy, but it needs to be mingled. In this case, it absolutely dominated my next few bites.
The menu promised guac/​cream, grilled onions and other components that never really pronounced themselves. I also got a side of beans, which was served in a big take-​out bowl that was a tad bit large for a lunch serving. Bottom line: I’d like this place to work because it’s somewhat near. Likewise, whomever made their salsa isn’t afraid to bring the heat.
I simply hope they learn to better balance and blend the components.

I also recently moved here from SoCal and have been on a mission to find a great burrito. This place was great. The ingredients were fresh, healthy and delicious and wrapped tightly in a stretchy, tasty flour tortilla (i.e., very low blowout potential) just like I had come to expect from the best SoCal burrito places. There’s the perfect amount of moisture in the burrito, too. In other words, you don’t have juice spilling out the bottom and making a mess.
The sauces they offer are very good. They’re more like sauces than salsas – runny rather than chunky. They’re delicious – perfect for pouring into the burrito between bites. I tried both the red and the green sauces which are both flavorful with a similar, minimal to medium amount of heat. The chipotle is pretty thick with a wonderful smokey flavor – it’s super spicy and delicious.
I appreciate that they offer a choice between sour cream or nonfat yogurt.
The horchata was okay – a bit watery in flavor. But who cares – It’s never been about the horchata for me anyway.
This will be my go-​to burrito place. I see many, many more burritos from these guys in my future.

Delicious. Never went here when it was Clemen’s so I have no idea if it’s the same owners/​chefs or not. But holy cow.
I used to live in Southern California and had not found a «mexican» restaurant that could even compare since moving to NY. But this place comes pretty darn close to clean, Californian Mexican food.
You’re not going to find a dirty street taco here (I wish!) but what they do have is fresh, tastey, and reasonably priced. Got the grilled pork burrito with mushrooms and cannot wait to get it again.
Bravo.