El Borrego Viudo

"A proper night out in Mexico City doesn’t end before 4 a.m., or without a visit to the parking lot of El Borrego Viudo (Spanish for “the widowed sheep”), where waiters in neat white caps and aprons buzz car to car, taking orders and dropping off still-steaming palm-sized tacos 24-7-365."

"In Mexico City, get a loaded double taco at El Borrego Viudo."

"Mexico City has become known for this seasoned, spit-roasted pork that was brought to the country by Lebanese immigrants and is now served into the wee hours across the city. Watch chefs masterfully shave meat and pineapple into tiny corn tortillas, then add your own onions, cilantro and salsas. El Vilsito, an auto-repair shop by day and taquería by night, and El Borrego Viudo are two lively late-night spots serving excellent al pastor." - Veronica Meewes