Michelada House 2
Mexican restaurant · Jackson Heights ·
Micheladas, grasshopper tacos, chilaquiles torta, machete mixto
Micheladas, grasshopper tacos, chilaquiles torta, machete mixto
"Michelada House II in Jackson Heights has perpetual birthday party energy. They serve about a dozen varieties of cartoonishly large micheladas, as well as trays full of Corona bottles and shrimp or chapulines. Their family-style Mexican dishes run from $30-$40 and could very well feed the majority of a subway car, and the dining room is decorated as if a rainbow firework exploded inside of it. Of the near-infinite things to order on the menu, we particularly like the 40-centimeter-long beef taquitos and tacos de chapulines." - neha talreja, hannah albertine
"Michelada House II in Jackson Heights has perpetual party energy. This is, in large part, because they serve about a dozen varieties of cartoonishly large micheladas. Their family-style Mexican dishes could very well feed the majority of a subway car, and the dining room is decorated as though a sparkly green, white, and red firework exploded inside. Be sure to get the 15-inch taquitos, chilaquiles torta, and at least one of the dozen varieties of the restaurant’s titular drink. Remember Michelada House II the next time you need a fun place to bring seven people." - bryan kim, neha talreja, hannah albertine, carlo mantuano
"This spot specializes in the fanciful beer-tomato juice-chile cocktails called micheladas, offering a dozen or more, plus a regular menu of Mexican antojitos, plus a special menu of snacks originating in Mexico City, including a torta stuffed with chilaquiles, as well as a machete mixto — a two-foot oblong tostada dotted with various meats. If you haven’t tried them, the grasshopper tacos make an excellent drinking snack." - Robert Sietsema
"Michelada House II in Jackson Heights has perpetual party energy. This is, in large part, because they serve about a dozen varieties of cartoonishly large micheladas. Their family-style Mexican dishes could very well feed the majority of a subway car, and the dining room is decorated as though a sparkly green, white, and red firework exploded inside. Be sure to get the chilaquiles torta and at least one of the dozen varieties of the restaurant’s titular drink. This is the kind of place that reminds you that more is actually more." - team infatuation
"I’ve seen Mexico City–style bar menus at working-class Jackson Heights spots like Michelada House II; Panzón is fancier, but I found it matching that Queens competitor dish-for-dish." - Robert Sietsema
