Guadalajara De Dia 2

Tacos were so good. The hot sauce provided is also tasty. Good selection of drinks. And the prices are reasonable. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the mood for Mexican food

Excellent Mexican food. 12/30/21 visit: had 3 tacos and asked for the guac on the side (bistec, chorizo, and pastor). All were excellent, just as good as Mexico. Also had the mole enchiladas with queso (the mole sauce is very good but they use Tropical queso blanco which might be more authentic but to me isn't that melty and flavorful so next time I'd order with Oaxaca or cheddar cheese).

Food is amazing, costumer service is phenomenal!!! If you are looking for good vibes and authentic Mexican food, please check this spot out! Great beans ❤️

Huge portions of fresh, made-to-order food. The beans and rice also taste really complex to me.

The service and food is soo good I’ve been coming here over 15 years and I am never disappointed. Tacos are my favorite 🌮❤️. Enjoy!

Never visited the store/restaraunt front and decided to go dosn there instead of the usual Seamless order. The restaraunt as more to chose from on thr menu vs. Seamless menu. Delicious and fresh authentic Mexican cuisine.

Good local spot to have a meal. Was delicious and affordable.

I think one of the best mexican food in the area, and the area offers a big variety of mexican places. Don’t let the Deli appearance fool you, kitchen here delivers great food.

Best mole I've ever had. Really authentic food with great service in a fun spot. Enchiladas were banging and the carne asada platter had large portions. Delicious cemitas and tamales too

Came into the bodega hoping to try some bangin food. Ordered a quesadilla, chicharron in a verde sauce, and some other dish served with red sauce. Overall, the flavors weren't to my liking. The style it was cooked in, the chicharron was mostly fatty and blubbery drenched in the sauce. I generally prefer the crispy crunchy way. This was the complete opposite to what I'm use to. The hot sauces were on point. The quesadilla was mediocre, wasn't to die for. My son didn't really enjoy it. He's not a picky eater and I feed him good food so I can trust his taste buds. Verdict - I must give them another try and order something else from their crazy menu. Im gonna give them another chance and have an updated review in the near future. I had a pleasant conversation with the man behind the counter, I enjoy the vibe in this bodega/restaurant. They have a variety of Hispanic soft drinks and some beers I never even heard of which were pretty good.

The BEST mole I have ever had by far(I had it on enchiladas, amazing) really friendly service and nice setting. I will come back here for sure!!

Al pastor tacos. That's it. That's all you need to order from here. I've eaten at this very unassuming place many times and ordered for pickup. There are a few tables inside if you want to eat in the restaurant. I have tried other tacos here but the al pastor tacos keep me coming back. The pork is tender and the pineapple works well. I feel like I'm making a mess every time I order from here since there's so much juices. Add some lime and red/green hot sauce depending on how spicy you want it. Also very affordable. Check this place out!

Beans and rice hit if you're looking for nostalgic 90's style. Goat tacos are super grisly, Al pastor is missable, it's all pretty expensive for the quality... try the tent stand on Myrtle-Wyckoff if you want satisfying authentic.

I had one week this year where my stomach was in a lot of pain; I decided to try a veggie burrito from here on a whim, and it turned out to be the only thing that didn't hurt me all week! (Not to mention, it was DELICIOUS.) I've been a loyal customer since, as the experience definitely speaks to the quality of the food. Since then I've tried a lot of things on their menu, and found that my favorite is the chorizo flautas -- they're packed with flavor, and come with a nice side of their beans and rice. This is a cute spot, though I always seem to do take-out, and the staff is always super sweet and quick when I go in (they even had some chocolate for Halloween!) They have some grocery items available too -- I've grabbed maseca and queso fresco from here which I generally haven't been able to find at bodegas nearby. I get the sense that it's a smaller family business, so definitely come support!

Great and great priced food, the people are so kind, and it doubles as a deli so u can grab energy drinks and chips or whatever :)

I really wanted to like this place and was hopeful considering the reviews but the barbacoa tacos and chicken tinga tacos were really disappointing. The quantity is plentiful but the flavor is terrible. The barbacoa had an overpowering flavor and for me it wasn't edible. The chicken tacos were just ok. There are so many places in this area for Mexican food and I would rather just try something new or head over to Nene's.

I had high expectations for a few key dishes here, having been to Guadalajara and experienced how delicious vegetarian items like sopes and chillaquiles can be when made well. I happened to be in Ridgewood the other day so made a pit stop here after filling up on boreks. I only had the appetite for some sopes...and they were fine. For me fresh sopes right off the grill oozing with cheese are hard to beat, and don't even need to be layered with crema on top. But these didnt have that fresh off the grill magic, and the lettuce and crema on top weighed them down in my opinion. Perhaps on another visit I will give the chillquiles a shot.

People is awesome. That have given me beers for free... I tried the costillas in salsa roja... they were soft and tasty. Molcajete is something to Share with somebody else, and to make your own tacos which was good... I liked the shirmp cocktail, and fajitas!! Don't forget to try mole...

BEST MEXICAN FOOD I'VE EVER HAD. No joke. This was soooo good I can't stop thinking about it lol. My friend told me he knew a good authentic Mexican place (I feel like i have a pretty good sense for that cus there are a lot of great Mexican places in Chicago) and I was blown away. I got chicken tacos and rice. The tortillas had to have been homemade cus they were that perfect chewy consistency. The salsas were amazing. Everything about it was so delicious I can't rave enough. I wish I was back in New York to buy this every day.

Ordered delivery from grubhub bc it's odd through the yelp app. $2.50 a piece on grubhub or $7.50 for "3 pieces" on yelp, and I wanted a variety. 1 Pollo Asado $2.50 1 Al Pastor $2.50 1 Carnitas $2.50 1 Carnitas $2.50 1 Salsa $1.00 1 Salsa $1.00 All tacos come with guacamole on, but I made a note to serve guacamole and lime on the side and they honored that. I actually liked the pollo asado and carnitas best. I don't get why everyone loves the al pastor so much; the carnitas were better. The chicken in the pollo asado wasn't tender; it was actually also dry and almost crunchy, but in a nice almost smokey way. I'm glad the $1 tubs of salsa weren't too small, but I think it's a bit ridiculous that salsa isn't free.

I'm OBSESSED with their Chorizo Nachos it's soooo good. My roommates and I order very frequently and we have yet to find something we don't like. 5/5 I highly suggest

Everything is delicious, particularly the tinga, carnitas, & al pastor, however at times the meats are extremely fatty (50/50) which makes for some unpleasant mouth feels when biting into a taco, burrito, what have you. This has been the case 3 of my last 4 visits knocking my rating down to 3 stars for a place I used to rave about.

one time i was so grumpy and sad and then my bf bought me a veggie burrito from here and it changed the trajectory of my day :) love it

Probably some of the best food in the area. The Deli appearance might fool you but the kitchen delivers really good food. Goat tacos were divine

Not much to look at BUT the food is SO delicious! The sauces are amazing and made our chilaquiles and huevos so good. What's amazing to me is that on a Sunday AM the place was not full of brunch eaters.

I'm from California, and this place is okay, but not a real Cali burrito. The veggie burrito doesn't really have any veggies in it -- it is a bean, rice and cheese burrito with some pico de gallo. But it is good and flavorful. Wish they had black beans or pinto for a healthier, lighter substitute. Chips are super crunchy and thick -- authentic taqueria tortilla chips. Guac is okay. Their green salsa needs some work -- the flavor is almost bitter and the consistency is too watery. But it has good heat which doesn't always happen with green sauce. Place is a small deli that sells other sundries. There is limited seating and feels a little funny because you're basically eating inside a corner store amongst the aisles of food. Place seems family owned, and the counter man works really hard.

There's plenty of good Mexican food to be had in Ridgewood, but Guadalajara De Dia is a cut above. From the street, it looks like a modest storefront, with barely any signage. But when I first stuck my head in the door -- the place was packed, there were whole families sitting at tables pushed together, everyone seemed to be having a great time, and man the portions looked hearty. It's a neighborhood hot spot for a reason. The freshness of the ingredients is clearly noticeable. Every time I've been here, the food has been prepared just right, never overcooked, and is popping with flavor. Even the side rice and beans are worth highlighting. There's nuance to all elements of a meal, from the sauces to meats/vegetables/cheeses to guacamole to anything else. Service is also fast and friendly. Vibe is very casual and chill -- order at the counter, grab a seat anywhere, get served at the table. Some Mexican grocery items in stock, too.

I have lived near Guadalajara De Dia 2 for 2 YEARS and somehow just found out about it a couple of months ago. I can't believe how much of my life was wasted not eating these tacos! My favorite are the carnitas tacos. The pork is seasoned well, the guacamole is great, tortillas are chewy and delicious. Also, make sure you get both the red and green sauce with them- they are both insanely delicious! The salsa verde tastes so fresh and light and really adds to the flavor of the taco. The portions here are big and the price is reasonable. Around 10 dollars for three HUGE tacos. I highly recommend if you are in the area!

The mole poblano is fucking delicious. The tacos and small dishes are solid too but I consider this place to be better for "sit down" dishes. Wash it down with a Mexican Coke with that real real cane sugar!

Didn't expect it but, Guadalajara De Dia 2 was truly superb. They have great selection of items with reasonable prices for what u get. Really delicious and also nutritious. Not to mention, the service was great and the staff was really courteous. I enjoyed everything at Guadalajara De Dia 2.

Excellent quality of Mexican food. Their Tinga de pollo flautas are out of this world. I've been ordering here with my boyfriend for years

Best Mexican place in Brooklyn. Their chilaquiles remind me of the ones my mom made me growing up. Very authentic Mexican food. Their tacos are a little pricer than I'm used to but large portions. Overall delicious!

I crave the tacos de cecina on a daily basis. The mole chicken is SO succulent too. Wish I could say I've tried more but, seriously, I only ever want those tacos. Only minor tiff is they're sometimes inconsistent about the amount of guacamole on the tacos, which is just ultimately disappointing because it's so dang good, but this is a SOLID neighborhood choice for Mexican food.

I walked into this restaurant and was honestly kind of sketched out. It was like a restaurant within a deli, which I have never seen before. I was literally about to walk about but decided to stay. And boy I'm so glad I did. The worker (owner?) at the friend was nice - he had me order and when I asked to pay, he told me to do so later and was like enjoy your food first! I got a quesadilla platter first with rice and beans and steak and every bite was heavenly. The steak was cooked to perfection. The rice was so soft and beans so well salted. The tortilla bread was also cooked so soft and nicely. I loved the food so much! Definitely would come back

Great authentic Mexican food! I usually get it to go but plenty of places to sit and friendly service while dining inside. Love the Chorizo and Eggs for breakfast on the weekend. Really good Pozole, tacos, Tortes, etc.. Fair prices and good portions. Love the chips and salsa too. This place is also a small market for hot sauce and other Mexican products for home. Long time customer. Reminds me of Mexican food from the West Coast.

#Okay, I've started on going through some of the soups. The Sopa de Olla (Oxtail soup) is awesome. I've been trying #Sopa de Olla at other places in Bushwick and so far, this is the best. Most tender meat. Other places, the meat is tough. The only bad side is that it takes forever to get the soup. I think I waited 40 minutes. But it was worth it. Just get a #beer or two to hold you over.

TRUST me as you read this.. The food was phenomenal!!! Im mexican myself and took a chance from this place for a first time delivery and was trying to not be too judgmental.. Im glad I did!! Food was authentic as if my gramma cooked herself.. Looking to take more nights off from cooking and/or take credit as if I cooked myself..

authentic Mexican spot that has some bomb a** food, I had 2 steak tacos. So much flavor and it was cooked with love you can taste abuelas blood sweat and tears lol. But the spot was chill, the girl who took my order was nice and on point. It was so good I took 2 more steak tacos to go. And I'm going back there soon.

In the neighborhoods of Ridgewood and Bushwick, there is certainly no dearth of taquerias. They of course vary in quality (reliant on seemingly random factors) and are central in a debate as to which are, indeed, "the best." I can't make a claim for everyone's taste buds, as apparently I'm in the minority opinion on some of these places, but Guadalajara is easily my favorite Mexican joint in the entire area. It's also a convenient place to do some shopping for produce and Mexican groceries, if I'm inclined to do the cooking myself that night. The menu goes beyond the typical tortas, tostadas and tacos and ventures into a variety of dishes that includes soups, seafood and even breakfast (if you come early enough). Now, of course, the above-mentioned items are available, but what's nice is that there is seemingly more variety than usual. The key part to Guadalajara that sells it to me as my "favorite" has to be the taste. It's absolutely authentic Mexican cooking that isn't afraid to use seasoning and spices to ensure the flavors are all there. The guacamole, in particular, is absolutely fantastic. The portions are fairly generous and the prices are easy on the wallet; a combination that I find rarely leaves anyone irritated. West Coast pals of mine, who swear that it's impossible to find good Mexican (or Korean) food in NYC have even been satisfied with the food offerings here. And, while I'm sure they're not infallible, this at least probably means something if we think about it for a few moments. While I typically take my food from here to go, there are a few tables in the middle of this deli/restaurant where people are almost always busily eating away. With a decent selection of Mexican beers and sodas, it's also not a bad idea to take a seat and enjoy oneself every so often. While it's certainly not the finest dining experience to be had in all of Ridgewood, Guadalajara deserves some mildly enthusiastic attention, at the very least.

This is the cleanest grocery store that I have been to in the area. Sure, it is old and worn down, but it is still clean. They have a huge selection of drink to go along with your food purchases. The outside window has photos of the menu items, but on the inside of the building there is no menu posted. You will have to ask the girl at the counter for a handheld menu. It takes about 10-15 minutes for them to make the food fresh for you. We ordered Tostadas and a Torta today. The Toastadas are really crispy and the chorizo here is divine. The Torta has an entire layer of jalapenos on top, which burns a bit but totally worth it. I cannot wait to come back and try some more items. Especially the tacos!

As promised, I returned during the weekend to try more goat tacos and the birria de chivo. Unfortunately, they did not have birria late on Sunday (hence, the 5th star will have to wait until another visit). The fourth star is for the goat belly tacos AND the goat blood tacos. Yep, it turns out they make 'em both on the weekends!

They not only messed up our vegetarian order but the manager was extremely rude on the phone, he did not believe they got the order wrong. He forced us to take a picture of the item and text it to him! What!!!? Spent 15 minutes explaining to him to send the correct order. The quesadillas horrible, essentially burritos without rice, I don't know in what world quesadillas have lettuce and tomatoes on them. It's melted cheese. That's it guys. The nachos were cold. The burrito was edible.

with all of the choices for tacos in the area, this is bar far my worst experience, and will definitely not order again, and make sure anyone I know does not order from here. The tacos were smothered with way too guacamole, which should not be on a taco. The beef was unseasoned and the chicken was very sweet, why is the chicken even sweet at all? the icing on this marginally edible cake is, instead of doing his job and walking to my door, the delivery person rang my phone over and over again. I was on a business call so I did not accept any other calls. When he finally realised he should get off his A$$ and come to the door, when I opened it, he said "what the hell man". So rude. I wish I had not been on an important call so I could have let him know that this type of attitude towards a customer is unacceptable, but I will leave it here in hopes someone who works there sees it.

This place has quickly become one of my favorite spots for Mexican food in Bushwick. I've only ever ordered delivery, which comes quickly and still hot. They have a huge menu full of classics, but everything I've tried has been on point. Tacos? Solid. Guac? Delicious, but a small portion. Chips? Homemade (and addictive). But my favorite? Two words: mole poblano. So much chocolate and flavor packed into this sauce that I actually had trouble sleeping after eating it for dinner (the insomnia was totally worth it). I had a huge piece of chicken smothered in the mole sauce, complete with tortillas and rice and beans. The rice and beans were a little bland, but easily fixed with salt and hot sauce. We also ordered a flan, but it didn't show up with our delivery (and we were still charged...womp). I would recommend calling ahead if you're interested in dessert. Next time, I'm going hard on tacos and trying out some of their other authentic offerings.

I just started working in this area and im so glad i found this place. The food is great and tasty. The portions are also good, they serve a lot of food.

My boyfriend and I live for the fin de semana tamales! You have to order them early though- we've found out that if you order later on they may just give you whatever kind is left (I believe it's the sweet one that tends to go the fastest). The first time we ordered I was disappointed, but I've found that all of their tamales are great! I can't remember exactly what else I've tried from here but I've never had something bad.

Guantanamera, Guajira Guantanamera. Actually, Guadalajara...Guadalajara. Such tasty food! Recently ordered from here via GrubHub. Got the carne asada burrito + three tacos (pollo asada, chorizo and carne asada). Everything was great. The burrito was topped with guacamole, red and white sauce and then powdered with queso. It was chock full of beans, steak and coupled with a small salad. I could barely finish half of it. The tacos all had a good amount of filling. Three make a great meal. On the side, they gave us some spicy red and green salsa. Definitely a great place! Don't pass it up! Guadalajara!

Highest level Puebla-style Mexican Deli, the best I know of, possibly the best in NYC. Great food. Festive atmosphere. I highly recommend the chiles rellenos, chilaquiles, tacos, and burritos. Carne asada and al pastor are great. Everything here is top notch.

Was in the mood for REAL Mexican food (not the Tex-Mex stands you find all over Myrtle Ave), and I am 3 blocks away, so I saw this place, and tried the vegetarian tacos. OMG I was in heaven. Just like now I tried their vegetarian quesadilla. I am a vegetarian, and glad they have vegetarian dishes there. Prices are pretty decent too. You can get 3 veggie tacos for $8.50. Staff is pretty nice too. I am going here often now.

Cannot sing the praises of this place enough! Delivery/takeout is always ahead of time, flavors are amazing, pricing is very fair. Slowly becoming my favorite neighborhood spot.

Can't wait to go back and try more menu items. After living in the southwest for years so close to the border, its truly difficult to find decent Mexican food. Guadalajara meets and exceeds those expectations - gracias! The staff is sweet and extremely attentive. The food is authentic and delicious: spiced, seasoned and prepared with such culinary professionalism.

Ordered delivery from here on a Sunday afternoon. My food arrived hot, delicious, and early. I had a chorizo quesadilla which was made on what I think were three homemade tortillas. They were delicious. The chorizo tasted fresh, and the cheese was a traditional white, relatively mild cheese that really allowed for the flavor of the chorizo to POP. The guacamole was decent. Could have maybe used a bit more lime and tomato, but overall, it was great for a delivery order. Lastly, the quesadillas came with rice and beans underneath, and they were GREAT, too. And very unexpected. Most places don't send anything extra in an order. The only complaint I MIGHT have is that it was a bit expensive for what it was. But that's pretty standard for New York, ya know? Was glad to have Eat24 there to help me choose!

Couldn't help but want more. Only ordered a burrito and quesadilla this time around. I look forward to my next order.

I have tried a few of their items but I enjoy their soups more. Its flavorful and filling Love that's It's close to where I live. Sometimes the cashier girls do have an attitude but other then that it's not a decent place to eat or take out.

I love this place! I'm so lucky to live nearby. I just discovered their nachos and everything has changed for me. The portion is huge and there are so many layers to it - including guacamole! They also have delicious salsas - I especially love their slightly smokey red salsa. The portion is so huge I didn't even really need to order meat with it, though I got the al pastor nachos and it was so yummy and hearty. The only thing I wish was slightly different is they use so much salt. If they tuned down the salt I would really be here all the time.

Proximity to Guadalajara De Dia 2 was a major factor in my recent move. Great for takeout, but also cozy to eat in and have a beer. Lovely owners and staff. Spectacular food. Cheap cheap cheap, mind-blowing tacos. Excellent chips and pico. I also come in here all the time just to buy their avocados, which are ripe and cheap and put the ones at the grocery store to shame. Side note: inexplicably better than Guadalajara De Dia 1.

Authentic mexican food at its finest. Try the tostadas, they're a bit messy but worth it.

Bang bang, guy working the counter is awesome. Get that local flavor. Full service Mexican products along with taqueria