Friducha

Stopped in here for a quick drink & snack. Loved, LOVED the ambiance. From the lights to the wood furniture to the decor, just lovely. The music also aligned well! The tamarind margaritas were delicious. Service could’ve been better but they weren’t awful.

I ordered the skirt steak with rice and refried beans and it’s one of the best skirt steak asadas I’ve tried in a while. And believe me when I say I order skirt steak everywhere (Mexican, Argentinian, steakhouses). The rice also had a grill sort of flavor in the best way. For $22 you can’t find a meal like this. Will come back often.

While I waited for my friend to join me for dinner I took some pictures to pass the time.. This is my 4th time here...Food is on point... Unfortunately I didn't take any pics of the food we had BUT I must say Natalie, William, and the young lady Monica that serves the food are AWESOME!!! Thank you for such a great experience everytime!!💪🏼🇲🇽

Pros: there was a lot of room on a Saturday afternoon. They brought out chips and salsa for the table 🙏🏽 I had the Blackberry Cadillac Margarita, which was honestly good! The veggie nachos (choice of corn, cactus) came out in a bowl that looked small but it was a healthy portion for (1).

First time here with my son and because we were in the area for a doctors appt, i saw these google reviews and had to come! Jessica was amazing and very hospitable. The food and drinks were sooo good! I definitely recommend and this will not be our last time here 💛

Ordered food for pickup. 50 feet from the place the bag ripped open, flimsy paper bag. Place refused to replace the food. Bartender with a smirk sarcasticly commented to be more careful next time. I weill definitely be careful not to visit again!

So disappointed with the experience I had today. I have come here regularly for over a year. Whenever you purchase the $4 chips, it comes with a small tub of salsa. Today, they charged $4 for chips (insane price for just a small bag of chips), gave no salsa, and when we went back to ask for the salsa upon opening the bag and realizing it was missing, the waiter gave horrendous attitude, and argued "we don't have to give you salsa if we don't want to" . I don't know what these people think they are on, but there is a taco truck across the street with better prices, quality, and portions with zero attitude. So evidiently, they pick and choose when to give proper service, and dont "have to" give proper service. As a result, i do not "have to" ever come to this restaurant.

Great colorful interior decorations & a Frida mural are very inviting. Service was great and so was my Burrito with chips and salsa. Lunch offer was at a great price. Will recommend to friends and return next year when I visit!

Delicious food. Big sizes and good quality of meat and very tasty hot sauce. Excellent and friendly bartending service from Quique.

I came here for a group birthday dinner. It's a relatively affordable option for authentic Mexican food. The decor is bright and inviting. To drink, we got a pitcher of margaritas. It was enough for 5 of us to have a glass and a couple people to have seconds. We shared chips and salsa. The salsa was a bit watery and not very flavorful. I liked the thickness of their chips. For my main, I got the veggie tacos with nopal. An order came with three tacos. Each taco was served with two corn tortillas so they held all the ingredients well. The dish came with a mild salsa, which was tasty. I asked for hot sauce as well. It was super spicy and topped off the dish nicely. They gave a free shot to my friend who was celebrating her birthday. Overall, it's a good option in the area.

Stopped by for a quick bite before my visit to Transmitter Park. I was in the mood for a spicy brunch to get the Sunday vibe kicking. I searched Yelp to locate a Mexican restaurant that was close to the park and as fast as you can snap castanets and say Frida Kahlo three times, Friducha popped up. Friducha really pays homage to Frida by way of interesting murals painted on the walls and there is a picture of her from the Philadelphia Art Museum. Thus, at first glance, I think authenticity. I was in the mood for Brunch, which is served until 2pm. I reviewed the Specials which included numerous egg options but decided on the Chicken Tinga Tacos and chips and salsa to start. Then a Horchata,which I find very refreshing, to soothe the spicy palate. The chips and salsa came out rather quickly.. which I spotted the waiter taking them out from a cooler. I don't know about your chips and salsa preference but I like my chips a bit caliente not cold. So, that was a bit disappointing because it leads me to believe the chips are store bought? Hmmm.. the salsa was just okay, a bit watery. I prefer Salsa that is chunky and has a kick to it. The tacos and Horchata arrived immediately after. The Horchata was sweet and refreshing with a bit of cinnamon that enhanced the flavor. The Chicken Tinga Taco plate consisted of three delicious chicken tacos adorned with well seasoned chicken, cilantro and a really vibrant chipotle sauce and.... a side of peppers and onions that require a fire extinguisher. Well is this Frida Kahlo worthy authentic Mexican cuisine? It's a 50-50 verdict.. The service is friendly and accommodating, the menu is extensive, location is convenient to Metro and park and the ambience is low energy which explains the three stars (sorry, the chips and salsa put a damper on it) I'm on the fence if there will be a return visit. Yo siento Ferida. Transportation: take Court Square G train to Greenpoint stop and use India Street exit, 2 minute walk.

For a sit down Mexican restaurant it's not bad. Free chips and salsa and a full bar. No lunch specials but the burritos are big and smothered. I love the red sauce on the shrimp burrito (el picoso), I get it every time I'm in the neighborhood. I think they opened just before the covid lockdown so I think the neighborhood should give them a shot for a bit cause there's been some notoriously terrible sit down Mexican spots at this price point. Frida decor everywhere, I'm down. It's bright, corner location, so ambience wise during a gorgeous day it's not a bad way to have a drink and some free chips and salsa (so far in my experience I've always gotten these replenished for free).

I love this place. I come once a month when in town. The Mexican Flag Burrito is the bomb! Staff are very friendly, particularly the bartender!

What a gem of a spot we stumbled upon on a Friday nite. The place is small but spacious as there are a few tables , a bar, and a common table in the middle to sit at. The staff is friendly and the service was impressive. The menu is on a qrcode and they have a great selection of food, from appetizers to nachos, burritos and tacos. We opted for the nachos with shredded chicken which were super flavorful and the Al Pastor Tacos which came with a generous amount of meat perfectly cooked and flavorful. Let me just say these tacos are amazing!!! and a must try . All in all our experience here was perfect , and we can't wait to come back and try more of the items on the menu!

Ordered a burrito for takeout but beware the lunch special is not an option online. I would recommend calling in or going in person to order. The lunch special is $12 with choice of entree and a bottle of water or $15 with a margarita. I got the Brooklyn burrito with shredded chicken, but I was disappointed. The chicken was so dry and there was not much flavor. I tried to use the green sauce to compensate but it was a little too spicy for me. However, what saved the meal was the shrimp taco. They actually use jumbo shrimp and I did enjoy this.

These carnitas tacos were everything I wanted them to be!! Factor in the cuteness of the restaurant, and if anyone asks me my favorite taco place in northern Brooklyn, the answer's easy. Definitely will be trying to take everyone I know here! It is usually difficult to find tacos that compare to those with which I was accustomed when I lived in California, but Friducha's are top tier.

One complaint...for the guy who took our order to WRITE it down. Two apps and two meals. Four items...two of them wrong! Food was very good overall, but if this were a memorization competition, he would woefully lose. Just. Write. It. Down.

The best Tex-Mex I've had in 23 years in NYC! Great service, generous portions , unique margaritas. The best of everything since my last trip to Laredo on the Texas border! Tacos Al pastor--the best; enchiladas Rojas, sublime. We'll be back!

I have take out and the food is fantastic consistent every single time fresh tasty cooked perfect I have not yet had the opportunity to dine in but will soo

As a New Yorker, I have not been spoiled for choice when it comes to *good* Mexican food, with an emphasis on good. I eye most Mexican meals with some level of trepidation lest my taste buds be let down. The menu at Friducha looked quite promising, with tacos, burritos, salads, fajitas, and even burgers galore. What I appreciated about this menu over those at other Mexican restaurants were the array of protein options, including skirt steak, carnitas, ground beef, shredded chicken, and shrimp. Vegetarians would have plenty to choose from as well, so I left with my to go order feeling optimistic. Both the fish taco and shrimp taco were flavorful and generous with the protein, which was both fresh and well prepared. I also enjoyed a picadita salad, with chopped kale, nopal, corn, tortilla chips and cotija cheese. I appreciated that the salad had plenty of crunch and texture to make it more interesting. While I was there I also enjoyed a couple of cocktails, including a cucumber margarita and a watermelon spicy tequila cocktail. Both were wonderful and sent me away with a nice buzz. I wouldn't mind returning, especially for brunch in their cute outdoor, covered dining area.

Great little spot, the murals on the inside are awesome and the food was great. Try the simplemente Diego cocktail it's Devine. Would definitely go back!!

After we cut short a disappointing dinner at a "popular" nearby Mexican restaurant, we stumbled across this place in the hopes that we could find something satisfactory. It was beyond our expectations, we ordered chicken tacos, Al pastor tacos & churros. Everything was fantastic and had wonderful flavor, some of the best Al pastor tacos I've ever had. I def plan on making this my new go to taco spot.

Do Not Use Their Online Ordering System. The restaurant has their own online ordering system, but doesn't actually use it. So, if you're dumb enough to order through there, like we have twice (over the span of 6 months), you won't get food unless you call to tell them to check their own system. The food finally arrived 1h50 after ordering (and calling) - it's so much worse than it was years ago for both my wife and my order. She usually gets a poached egg over her meal for eggy sauce goodness - it came scrambled. My burrito, the chicken was overdone and sauce bland. Between dining in and delivery it's been 25+ times - no more. This was so terrible and sad that I came out of my yelp retirement to review. Sorry, but basic customer service and actually using your own systems that you promote on your social platforms . . . It's just not now you run a business.

Cinco de Mayo was lit here. They had lots of decor around and hanging up!! Even gave their patrons sombreros. Super cute. The margaritas were delish! And the food was good!! Service was okay. Not my first time here. Would come back again!! Great little spot!!

I had ordered here from a takeout app. The steak burrito was great, it tasted fresh and good quality. So I came here with my husband for dinner to try other plates. The restaurant is super welcoming, it has wall murals with Frida and nice to hang out for happy hour at the bar. The server was super polite and even made food suggestions to try. This place will not disappoint your taste buds.

Came in here on a slow Friday night and sat at the bar and I had a blast, the bartender was super sweet, her drinks were deliciously made. The guac and chips are super tasty, as well as the steak and shrimp. The desserts were good, I loved the vibe. I was here sitting at the bar probably for hours just drinking and talking to the bartender and it wasn't super overpriced. Loved it.

Nice ambiance and not too expensive. The beef birria tacos were extremely bland and the tortilla wasn't cooked. I had to add extra lime and salt to make it taste okay. I asked if it came with cheese and my server said "Yes", but then charged me extra for cheese... that was annoying. I wouldn't have gotten it if I had to pay extra. Plus the food took like 30-40 minutes to come and the place wasn't busy AT ALL. So that was disappointing. Overall, nice workers, nice vibe, food could be better and I wish they would communicate whether customers will have to pay extra for things.

This little place is great! We went here for dinner on our last night in NYC. The food was good. We got nachos to start which were perfect sized for 2 and delicious. Then my mom got fajitas which were outstanding and I got the steak and enchilada which was good but not as good as the fajitas. The only problem for us was there is not a clear sign out front of the restaurant so we had a little trouble finding it.

What a great find! I was in the mood for Mexican food and this place hit the spot. From the moment my buddy and I walked on the door we were greeted by the bartender Natalie with a smile that lit up the whole restaurant. She made us feel so welcome that we decided to sit at the bar and have our dinner. We started with some guacamole that was completely on point. Hey, get it spicy, you can handle it. The guac was served with homemade chips and a fantastic salsa. Natalie served us up some amazing margaritas with the house tequila and we were set. We asked for some suggestions on the menu and my friend and I shared the chicken fajitas and the steak and shrimp quesadilla. The quesadilla was delicious and definitely our favorite. Everything just hit right at this place and we can't wait to go back. Might be my new favorite spot.

This little cozy place was a random find and it was definitely a jewel. We started with guac and chips - very authentic - the kind of place that makes it right in front of you. We ordered the chicken tacos and the chicken platter with rice and beans. The chicken was so flavorful. The tacos were made as authentic as possible, corn tortillas and pickled onions on the side. Only complaint was a portion of the chicken on the chicken platter was chewy and my gf didn't finish it. My blackberry margarita was perfect - you can taste the alcohol but it didn't take away from the actual flavor of the cocktail. DELICIOIS

A solid Friday date night option! Indoor and outdoor dining available. Proof of Covid-19 vaccination required for indoor. Waiter checked our Excelsior passes prior to seating. QR code taped to the corners of the dining tables for mobile view of their food and drinks menu. Take out available as well. Right off the rip, staff was POLITE and ATTENTIVE! As soon as you walk in, very nice ambience. Off to the right is a small bar which looked to be fully stocked for the weekend; accompanied by a few stools. We got there just before the dinner rush. For starters, me and my partner got fresh chips and salsa. We ordered "Greenpoint fries" with grilled chicken. Warm deliciousness! Generous cheese, not too greasy. Grilled chicken was almost minced, and not diced like we thought it would be. They kind of held back on the pico. I asked our waiter for an extra side of onions and cilantro (personal choice) Barbacoa tacos were very juicy and packed with flavor. The side of green sauce is a good amount of heat to get a sweat going. (Luckily it was too hot for my partner, so more for me, hehehe) Same for the carnitas tacos we ordered. Not dry at all. All tacos served in double shells in case the fillings fall off in the first round you can make more! Lastly, for dessert we shared one order of Mexican churros. Fair warning, it is REALLY sugar coated. Looked delicious on the menu - looked consistent with the picture when served to our table! Stacked like jenga and drizzled with caramel. These 4 pieces were just the right amount of crunch and a oozy center. Don't burn your tongue Would definitely come back to try other things on the menu

Guac: Guac was good except it could've been better with some salt and pepper Service: friendly waiter but he was not wearing a face mask while serving us Fajita: mostly peppers, not much shrimp Churros: had 4 not 2, took the picture after eating half of it. Delicious. Tacos: would get again!

Absolutely delicious!! It was the most satisfying Mexican meal I've had in a long time. They have both indoor and outdoor dining with proper social distancing and appropriate Covid measures. They have brunch until 3PM, but we arrived a bit past it so we didn't get to try that. They provide complimentary chips and salsa, and it was one of the most amazing in-house chips I've had! All of the entrees we ordered just hit the spot (even the guilt salad). The staff were very kind and street parking wasn't too hard to find!

Beware of Bland Food! Guac was not seasoned whatsoever. Bland food. salsa was basically sweet tomato sauce and the burrito was something you'd get from Taco Bell. This is not authentic Mexican food. Sad! Spicy marg was nice though, order that and not the food.

This place never disappoints, their quesadillas are hugeeee and super delicious! If you're in the mood for some Mexican food and you happen to be in Greenpoint do not hesitate to hit this place up!

Made our way over here on a Saturday afternoon for brunch. Was hit with a fifteen minute wait for an outdoor table for two, which wasn't too bad considering the time of day. Servers here are quick as they brought waters out immediately (even for the dog) as well as free chips & salsa. Between two people, split the Nachos w/Corn ($14), Veggie Tacos w/Spinach ($11), and a couple margaritas ($10 traditional, $11 flavored). Nachos are a heaping pile of tortilla chips, salsa, sour cream, guacamole, cheese, and corn. Probably could have done without the corn, as it took away from the nice salsa and guacamole. Some jalapenos would have helped as well. Tacos are three to an order, double wrapped soft tortillas surrounding the spinach, tomatoes, cilantro, and onions. The spinach is oddly drenched in oil, which soaked through both tortillas. The side sauce and lemon helped, but it was hard to finish. Service here is solid as we didn't wait long for anything. Next time might just stick to drinks or try the burritos instead.

I live near 4 authentic mexican places where they can barely take your order in english so im basing food quality off of that. Honest opinion, sauce on spicy shrimp quesadilla is dope, crazy cheesy (not mexican white cheese) but the yellow one too. The shrimp tasted like they were thawed out and cooked too fast. The enchiladas again lots of cheese which normally im like yasssss but if you have good core ingredients you dont actually want it to drown out the experience. The steak was not the fancy skirt steak i envisioned just basic steak chunks that were at times hard to cut. The chorizo crumbles were as expected. The portion of pico de gallo, sour cream and guac in top of the rice and beans was minimal. The guac was not fresh and was a bit mush/runny. I wouldnt go out of my way to come back here. My friend and i dont drink alcohol so maybe people think this is some amazing drunk food with margaritas. Service was great. Horchata was delicious. Small soda bottles and small glasses were annoying. Regular softdrinks and water glasses were not enough to go with large portion entree size.

Came here for some tacos (still hunting for my staple taco spot!) Got the birria tacos because, well, this is the only choice for me if it's available on the menu since discovering them around a year ago. The tacos were good, not the best I've had, I'd say they ranked number 3/4 out of the 6 birria places I've tried. 4 stars there. The reason I had to take a star off is because they don't let you mix up the tacos? I mean, anytime you have to just get multiple of one kind of taco at a place and can't sample the flavors that's an automatic bump down for me. You should always be able to mix up finger foods to some degree.

Immediately upon walking into this restaurant the vibes were off. It was pretty empty inside and despite being one of two tables, we weren't greeted by the host and awkwardly stood in the entryway waiting for someone to acknowledge our presence. Chips and queso was a joke. No flavor and quite stringy. Pretty sure it's a strange combination of mozzarella and cheddar, which is unpleasant at best. We also received our queso without any chips so it sat, hardening, for a solid 5 minutes before we could actually eat it. Once the chips and salsa arrived, we were served another disappointment. Unfortunately the chips were very greasy and the salsa had a sweetness that was very unpleasant. Minimal taste other than sweet. Would definitely have benefited from some heat. The table next to us was seated 10 minutes after we arrived and received their main courses before us, despite ordering well after our order was in. Our food arrived and the portions were hearty. One of our party ordered the vegetable fajitas. It was cooked and seasoned well, just simply way too much food for one person to eat and not necessarily something that would be good reheated. The rice was bland, but standard. The other person in our party ordered chicken tinga tacos. The chicken was over cooked, the green salsa was a bit redeeming. Price was okay. $35 between the two of us with no drinks. If you're looking for a memorable meal, I'd suggest going somewhere else. But if you're in a pinch - it'll do. 2.5/5 would not return again.

Great service, friendly staff. They accommodated our group of 4 last minute without a reservation even though it was a packed house. Cute place, a homage to Frida Kahlo. We all ordered drinks and started with the guacamole molcajete, which was good but a small serving size. For food we tried vegetarian, al pastor, and birria tacos, as well as the mar y tierra platter. Everyone was happy with their food and found it filling. Overall satisfactory dishes but nothing really stood out. Seems like a great place to gather with friends in Greenpoint.

I order frequently from Friducha and spend a lot of money at the restaurant. I have never experienced anything like what happened last week. We ordered through seamless and received the wrong order. I called the restaurant to let them know and I unfortunately had to deal with Willy over the phone. He interrogated me about the wrong order insinuating that I was lying and then demanded I text him a photo of the wrong burrito in order for me to have it removed from our bill (something I've never had happen in my life). He said he would remove it from our bill, but never apologized and had an attitude towards me. I checked my bank account a few a days later after the payment cleared and it was not removed from my bill. I tried calling seamless but they said since it had been 48 hours since the order they couldn't help. I called the restaurant and was told to call back because there was no manager on staff. The following day I called back and got Willy again who told me he was the manager but couldn't help refund the money and to call seamless. I explain to him the situation with seamless and he continued to rush me off the phone by telling me to call seamless over and over. After I repeated their policy he finally told me to call back the next day acting very annoyed. I finally went in and was refunded my money by someone else. It took almost a week to get a refund for a burrito! It wasn't about the money, it was the principle of the situation. I have been eating here for years and this one altercation has made me consider never returning. It was one the worst customer experiences I've ever had . If you ever have an issue and you have the displeasure of dealing with Willy, I would urge you to speak with someone else or forget about your issue being resolved.

I came here since I'd heard good things about it and wanted to support a local business. I came in for a late lunch and it wasn't crowded, which was nice as I had my choice of tables. They have an extensive menu to choose from and I went with the Mexican Flag Burrito (vegetarian style) and it was pretty good. The service was good and the food came out very quickly. It wasn't the best Mexican food I've ever had, but was decent and I'd come back again.

I LOVE FRIDUCHA! My friends and I are obsessed with Friducha. The food is so delicious. I usually order the Del Mar burrito with shrimp and it always hits the spot. I've also the tried the churros and nachos, which are amazing as well. Highly recommend!

Food delicious and service great. Happy hour until 8 and I'm excited about it. Even the salsa at the table with chips is so good.

So I went for the first time today and this place defffinitely is, GOOD! I felt like I could actually taste the homemade-ness. There were slight complaints which had very simple fixes. Such as the spicy guac not being spicy; I just added some chopped jalapeños and cracked black pepper. The al pastor option for the burrito was super underwhelming. Not good at all, but I had some of my friend's steak and HOLY HELL! It was great. So I'd skip the al pastor and stick to the basics of chicken and steak. Definitely coming back and I think I wanna check out that brunch menu.

This ain't it chief. It says $15 dollars on the menu for some enchiladas rojas. It says it comes with your choice of meat. But if your choice of meat happens to be steak, they're adding $6 fuckin dollars to your tab. Does it say that on the menu? Nah. $22 plus tax for some watery ass steak enchiladas?? fuck outta here bro. The staff is rude and inattentive. How long do I gotta stand in the doorway of your empty ass restaurant to get some service? Not only did I have to wait to order your overpriced slop, but when I finally got my order taken from the chubby dude with glasses behind the bar, he was rude as hell. Get a clue bro, and then you can get a tip. Don't take your shitty day out on me lol You want some tacos in greenpoint? Walk down Manhattan ave towards billyburg and find a taco truck.

Friducha has some of the best Mexican food, in the Tristate area! Their campechano tacos are out of this world!

Our server Nat was amazing. Food was good, I definitely recommend as a low key casual spot during the week

Love this place. 2nd time visiting and the food and service was excellent. Small, cozy and great food and drinks. Had the chicken quesadilla and nacho supreme. Both yummy. And the margaritas were also amazing. Can't wait to return.

Looooooove this place. They're so friendly and the food is great. I had the enchiladas, massive portions and so flavorful. They also give you complimentary chips and dip!

Best nachos and guacamole in the neighborhood! My only complaint is that they have raised their prices significantly in the past year, but I guess I can't blame them for that too much. Nachos used to be $11 and are now $14, so it's a bit of a splurge, but they're really damn good and the delivery is always super fast. I'm also a fan of their Mexican flag burrito and al pastor tacos. I usually order delivery but have been to dine in recently in their outdoor situation. I was pretty bummed to learn that their regular guacamole ($10) that I always order for delivery is not available for dine-in for some reason. The only dine in option is the special made to order guacamole for $12, which I've had before and it's not as good (and you can tell they literally just smashed up like one avocado). Anyway if you can afford it, treat yourself to some expensive nachos and burritos! They're worth it. Don't forget to tip!

Food is cold every single time we order it for delivery or pickup. I like 2 blocks away so there is really no excuse. Chicken has been stringy and fatty the last few times.

I order from this place weekly. The food is unbeatable & incredible. Best food & favorite restaurant in Greenpoint. Unfortunately if you call & a man picks up you're in for the worst. He is incredibly rude. He makes it seem like placing an order is an inconvenience - whereas I'm ordering on the phone so that the restaurant doesn't have to deal with GrubHub/Seamless fees. Absolutely disappointing.

The restaurant still did not respond despite seamless connecting with them. Thankfully my credit card was able to remove their charge. For a stone in the mexican flag burrito that the restaurant wouldn't acknowledge. Smh.

I have no idea why this place doesn't have five stars. Amazing food, great service, great drinks and a fun vibe inside. I got the chile relleno burrito and it was so damn good - for $13 you can't do better in Greenpoint. Also get the fresh guacamole!

The food was delicious! We tried the Brooklyn and Manhattan burritos, as well as the carnitas tacos, and would recommend them all.

First time brunching here. It was a cozy little spot with a nice staff. Pancakes were delicious Chorizo burrito was good and filling. Margaritas were good but nothing to brag about