These tacos are banging. I’m pregnant and need tacos multiple times a week and so far these have been a FAV! Perfectly seasoned- obvi could add salsa etc but they really didn’t need it. Guac was yum. We went Sunday afternoon and it was pretty quiet- service was fast and VERY friendly and fun. Def gets way more hectic during the evening hours. Can’t wait to go back!

It’s pretty chill in here. Went at like 7 on a Friday and watched it fill up over time. Cool crowd it seemed, I enjoyed a few tacos. I was there on a date which was whatever, felt a little nervous so trouble focusing.

The bar was awesome, but the food was not good. As someone from California, I was very underwhelmed. The food was already pricey for Mexican, definitely too pricey for the quality. I ordered a beef torta which was very soggy and lacked any flavor, beef was dry too. Frankly, there’s a place down the street called Marta’s that is much better if you’re looking for Mexican Food.

Quite pricy for low key spot but the food is worth it. Al pastor 🌮 :⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Carnita 🌮: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Smoked beef 🌮 :⭐️ the seasoning and meat was very off, couldn’t believe it was same meat as beef torta. Fish 🌮 :⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Smoke Beef torta:⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Solid drinks and tasty tacos served out of a truck in the outdoor space. Heaters during the winter keep things cozy, and sunlight in the late spring and summer makes the frozen drinks even tastier. Try the huitlacoche taco - it's not too salty and is delicious!

Added (as of 7/6/2023) : Manager has been always friendly and helpful. There were two times the drinks were missing on my pick-up order, and whenever I called them, she always helped me either refunding the drink order or giving me a coupon for next time. This time I accidentally ordered food from a different location, and they don’t pick up the phone, so I called here again for help. She was super helpful and patient with me, and helped me canceling my order through their system. Both food and atmosphere here are great as well 😊 Original: No written review, but just a photo.

Overpriced tacos were prepared like this. Pork beef chicken all mixed up. Thankfully they didn’t wrap all of it in a tortilla and call it a day.

Great low key spot. The atmosphere is super laid back. Drinks are great and there's a lot of variety. They have an outdoor space in the back too with a taco truck. The food is really good. Will definitely be going back over summer for a frozen margarita and some tacos.

Amazing happy hour including $12 for 3 tacos and a tecate. $9 margaritas! The vibe is great inside with a divey-but-clean sort of vibe and fluorescent writing all over the black tile walls. The tacos are a delight and the frozen drinks are somehow even better. Will be returning soon to try the selection of other amazing sounding cocktails and the mezcal selection.

Great neighborhood Taquieria. I’ve tried 5 tacos and the guac and chips and they’re all on point (especially the chorizo). It’s casual so show up with some friends, order your food, drinks are cold and refreshing & enjoy your night!

We weren’t sure what to expect when we wandered into this spot. It’s a laid back neighborhood place with plenty of outdoor seating and a straight forward drink menu. Nothing fancy. The tacos, however, were pretty amazing. Really can’t recall when I’ve had tacos that were packed with so much flavor. Can’t recommend enough.

I live right around the corner and this is by far my most favorite place to be besides home. Come here all the time for the food, drinks, and staff. The avocado torta is my favorite thing to eat and the michelada is my go-to drink. Never drank tequila before I learned about their famous pico-backs and I love love love them! Greg and David are the best. Fun, kind, very attentive. The other bartenders are equally as great, and Casey is such a sweetheart. We love coming here and unwinding while still having a great time. 15/10, I love this place

I used to eat at the Greenwood location at least once a week. It is my favorite restaurant. Today, I drove three miles in the snow to get it at the other location because of how badly I was craving their delicious delicious tacos.

Exceptionally good Mexican food. Their Al pastor tacos hit. This bar has a great vibe. Good service, reasonably priced drinks, and good food. 10/10

Can’t believe that I’m giving this place two stars. We used to love it. Now it sucks. Honestly, it SUCKS. The quality of the food is wildly inconsistent at best, but usually poor. (Today I had a fish taco that was way too brown-hard-and-crunchy on the outside, but still a little bit raw on the inside. How do they even do that? Throw some frozen meat into some too-hot oil? I don’t even know. But it was small, expensive, and it sucked). At 7.50 for a taco that won’t even fill up a small person, you’re guaranteed to spend around $20 at this small-bite taco truck if you don’t want to go home starving. With drinks and tips (you can’t just tip on one order, btw—food and drink are in separate places so you have to tip twice ) this is now a $35-40 per person place to get “cheap” tacos from a janky old truck. It’s an upside down equation, and it’s really kind of painful. The property is dingy. That’s the best way I can express it. Just dingy. Not bright and happy and uplifting like it used to be in the first few years. Dirty, grimy, sad. The Covid shed dining that takes up the car parking lane next to the building is ramshackle, dilapidated and depressing too, no matter how many coats of bright pink paint they put on it. What a fail, this place. And I used to love it so much. In the beginning, the chef (Chip) was always around and he put a stamp of quality on everything. Now you almost never see him, and the people working here seem like they’re just waiting for their shifts to end. COVID was a destroyer of worlds. But these guys took a pretty cynical approach to surviving the challenge— raise prices and throw quality out the window. I gave these guys two stars rather than one star only because I have some nostalgia for how good they used to be, but it’s pretty miserable now. I’m writing this review after four trips to Chilos’s in the last two months. I’m not rushing to judgment. But my judgment is: don’t bother. I would never bring a date here or recommend this place to a friend.

I ordered an Al pastor and a fish taco. The Al pastor was disappointing. The meat was fatty, lacking the seasoning I expected. But most disappointing was the absence of the required pineapple slice so essential to the Al pastor taco! My fish taco was okay. Both tacos were rather skimpy for the price! On a very sunny evening, I wish the awning was up. Our party had to move tables to a shadier spot on the dining area.

Nice sitdown outdoor and indoor setting the tacos are amazing kinda of pricey but pretty good.authentic Mexican food

OMG.... first time there and i love the place. The bartender, the manager, the guys at the taco truck.. everyone make you so welcome there. My recommendation is the carnitas tacos, and the chorizo torta.

Overpriced fish tacos at $7.50 each. Fish portion was very small and rolled up in one piece of batter and fried until burnt black. I had to peel away the black burnt batter in order to eat it. Lots of mosquitos at the outdoor tables near the back wall. We each got about 5 mosquito bites. On the way out I saw the lady who cleans the table spray bug spray on herself. They should post a sign or tell the customers about the mosquitos.

The tacos here are incredible. Get the Al pastor pork taco or the smoked brisket. Life changing. Cocktails are pretty good but the food is to die for

Drinks are great, tacos slightly less so but still serviceable. Extra points for having an cool/ interesting space to get both drinks and tacos. Best experienced in non frigid climates.

Great Tacos in Brooklyn! AL Pastor Tacos and Brisket Tacos! Can't go wrong here.