Tacos El Bronco

Es muy bueno la comida solo q el delivery tarda de llegar y cuando llegas a ordenar en el restaurante también tarda de q te sacan la orden

Found my go-​to place
for delectable tacos
the best in New York
Seriously, this is my new go-​to place for Mexican tacos in NYC. I have not found a place that compares to the kind I used to get in California. Taco trucks in LA are basically like Starbucks in Manhattan, they are absolutely everywhere. You’ll find one every 2 blocks or so, and they were incredible.
This place has some amazing food, I’d recommend the cabeza, pastor, suadero, and pescado. Yummy yum yum. I love tacos and I love tacos that have a ton of cilantro, onion and lime juice on them. I’m getting all happy tingly just thinking about these tacos.
The only thing I would say that detracts from this place is that on my last two visits, I’ve ordered the regular taco that comes with guacamole (which costs extra) and they ended up forgetting the guac. Everyone knows guac costs extra! What am I paying extra for then? Anyway, not a huge deal. They remedied it after I kindly mentioned it to the waitress.

Very good mexican food I absolutely enjoy there chicken tacos.
I usually order Togo an my experience has always been great the girls their are all very nice an helpful.
There all so busy an hard workers it’s great to see young working independent women rocking out as a team.
When I order Togo it’s usually done very fast, it’s a beautiful cozy place I love their wall painting it’s all done by hand very unique.
I will update my review once I have a din in experience which I’m sure will be just as good as my Togo experience.
Definitely worth your money an time to check it out.

The tacos are amazing! I could not be more pleased with my order. It tasted so good that I raved about this place to my colleagues for weeks. The taste is still on my tongue and it’s been months since I’ve had it!

Someone told us this was the best Mexican in sunset park, and now I’m questioning that person’s sanity.
All three of us feel slightly sick. Food was totally underwhelming and took an hour to get.
And no margaritas. What.
Go literally anywhere on 5^th Ave instead.

The best Mexican food in Sunset Park. Their prices are so low! Large tacos are $ 2.50. The vegetarian tacos are delicious. Something about the combo of the sour cream and the cheese… So are the huaraches. When you dine in, you get free chips and salsa. They are also very prompt with take out. Plus I love the horse murals in the walls. I find them very calming. The only bad thing about this place is their taco truck on 5^th and 37^th NEVER opens when they say they do (1pm). This is already kinda late to open for lunch, but they open up to an hour later than that. I’ve never successfully gotten food from the truck because when I come over after 1 they’re never open yet.

As a taco lover, I’m always excited to try new taco places, and this one did not disappoint. They had a good selection of various tacos to choose from — I had the tender beef, the spicy pork, and veal head. Spicy pork was definitely my favorite, but they were all great. We also had an order of guacamole to go along with our complementary dish of chips and salsa, but unfortunately they missed our order of guac and we had to reorder it. By that time, our plate of chips were already gone so we had to order another one. Though the service was friendly, the waitress took a long time to come service us — it looked like she might have forgotten to take our orders because at one point she came out to look over all of the tables and went back. I had to call them over after about 10 minutes of us waiting.
Regardless, the food was great, and I would definitely come back, provided that the service would be a bit better than last time.

This is my favorite taco place to go to. They open fairly late and even on big holidays. It’s a bonus that they offer a wide delivery range. When you walk in, there’s a fair amount of seating, a small counter top, one single bathroom and it’s kind of an open kitchen. If you pass the kitchen area, you’ll see a whole other dining area with many more available seats with a few TVs on the wall. Spacious enough.
When you sit down, they offer you some salsa and chips. Nice. I prefer dining there because unlimited green sauce! I think they put some crack in there. Jk, it’s just really good. I love my tongue tacos. I don’t care how much you don’t like organs, texture or weird shit, you have to try the tongue tacos. Amazing. The most I ate once was eight small tacos in one night. What are they putting in these tacos?
I give them a full 5 stars for their food. Their customer service lacks but it’s because it’s a language barrier. I appreciate the staff that tries to understand me even though they’re not fluent. I’ve had encounters where they try to understand me but then gets my order terribly wrong. They either forget something, gave me the wrong meat, or mix up everyone’s orders. Then there’s encounters where they would ask me until they fully understand what I want. I would much rather have the correct food even if it takes awhile. Please don’t mess up my order, it’s really hard to wait for your delicious tacos! But sometimes, my minimal amount of Spanish will do.

Give me tacos or give me death. I always see their truck outside of the 9^th avenue D train station and there is always a huge line. Since then, my interest in this place has peaked. Today, I finally got the chance to try this place out (after finding out it’s only 3 blocks away from me sigh). Don’t let the tacky décor stir you away. Sit down and enjoy the colorful painted murals on the walls and the small tv up front playing spanish dramas. Oh, they also give you free chips and salsa once you sit down (that’s a plus right?).
In total, we ordered 4 tacos and 2 carne tostadas of various meats. It took a very long time for the food to come out (maybe about 30 minutes), which got us a bit inpatient. However once the food came, we instantly forgot about the wait. The tacos were huge! They also were crazy delicious. The meat to shell ratio was on point; there was so much meat, lettuce, guacamole, and salsa piled on top of the taco that all the flavors exploded in the mouth. The carne tostadas were also very good and much bigger than we expected.
Would we come here again? Definitely will! For less than $ 20 bucks, we were pretty stuffed. The waiters were also very nice and attentive to make sure we’re enjoying our food and our cups were refreshed. The reason that this place isn’t a 5 and instead a 4 is the wait time for the food. However, I do see myself coming back again (very soon as well).

Had a tender beef burrito. It was amazing. Came from Queens where its easy to find authentic Mexican spots. This is by far by favorite. Amazing food. My girlfriend had the Steak Huaraches which were amazing as well. No complaints. Excellent service!
Stay away from Chipotle and all that garbage.

Been here a dozen time and they have the best Burrito in Brooklyn. Complimentary chips and salsa. Servers are very attentive and the place is clean.

I usually come here for my cheap authentic fix for tacos. When sitting in for table service, they provide complimentary tortilla chips and ONE bowl of salsa dip to munch on while you order and wait for your food.
Sometimes the food comes out quickly, sometimes it comes out at the rate of a sloth. When the food comes out, it leaves my taste buds out of the action. While the portions are big, I couldn’t really taste the meat in the tacos. The balance of flavors were off, either tasting more guacamole or more pineapple salsa. I feel the quality has dipped since first coming here.

Do not go here if you want the food to go. The wait is usually atleast 30 minutes. They are incredibly BUSY! Every single thing I have had from this restaurant has been a blessing for the tummy. Their steak tacos with guacamole are my favorites but also their burritos (way bigger than chipotle’s with 3x the meat, beef tacos, chicken tacos. They simply nail mexican food in authenticity and excel in extracting flavor. Feel free and order anything from their menu, doubt you’ll be disappointed.
Their deserts are store bought. (Saw the manager taking it out of the store bought box and putting it a clear container to sell smdh)

It was a sunny Sunday afternoon and for some reason, tacos sounded like a really good idea. Tacos El Bronco was pretty popular in Sunset Park so my boyfriend and I thought to give it a try.
It was pretty crowded but we were lucky enough to have some tables open up when we arrived. Service was quite slow, the staff takes their time. When we finally got our menus, things started to get a little better. The pace started to pick up and the waitress got our orders within 5 – 7 minutes.
While waiting for our drinks and tacos to arrive, I couldn’t help but look at the art work on the walls. Very intricate and detailed work which gave the restaurant that much more character. The food took a while to come but it only means fresh and made to order. Between my boyfriend and me, we ordered 7 different tacos. Some were memorable and delicious while others were mediocre.
Some tacos that are worth mentioning — the fish taco was pretty good, at $ 4 which is more expensive than the other that are below $ 2, it was worth it. Goat taco was pretty gamey and a bit dry; definitely need the sauce they provided on the side. Veal cheek was amazing, tender and succulent. Pork skin was very gelatinous. Stomach was excellent; it was soft and quite flavorful.
Overall, very satisfying legit Mexican meal.

My boyfriend and I grabbed a late lunch with our friends here on a Sunday afternoon at Tacos El Bronco and even though we arrived around 4 – 4:30PM, I was very surprised at how crowded it was. We had to wait for 10 – 15 minutes.
I liked that the waitress brought us a basket of tortilla chips with salsa dip. I’ve never been to a Mexican restaurant that did before so this was nice. The salsa dip had a bit of spice int it, but it was tolerable and there were other sauces to dip too. The staff are extremely busy, but helpful and friendly too. Service is on point! Prices are reasonably cheap, but food is top notch!
I tried their papaya shake without milk and it tasted amazing! It tasted more and felt more like a syrup instead because the consistency was very thick. I ordered two tacos — a roast pork and a tender beef one (regular size for $ 2.75 each). My boyfriend is allergic to avocado so he ended up not eating the tender beef taco and we gave it to our friend instead.
The roast pork taco was absolutely delightful! It was warm, vibrant, and delicious! The guacamole had a nice and rich creaminess to it and the taco wasn’t spicy at all which I was glad cause I can’t handle spicy foods too well. The roast pork was really tender and moist. This taco was bursting with deliciousness!
Tacos El Bronco is truly a gem! I wished I knew about this place earlier because their food is exquisite and I am definitely coming back here again to try more of their foods and because I’ve been on a serious Mexican food kick.

I’ve eaten tacos from here on a few separate occasions as a reward for [fun] manual labor nearby. Each time I’ve been kind of blown away at the outstanding quality of El Bronco’s tacos.
I come from Queens where tacos reign supreme (outside of Mexico I guess, lol) and they’re always $ 1.50−2.50 a pop for delicious hearty soft-​shelled tacos.
El Bronco’s goes for the double soft-she’ll corn tortilla method and that’s my favorite. It’s more filing and in my opinion, ensures neater taco consumption.
Tacos I’ve had from here include: pork, grilled chicken, steak, al pastor and carnitas. They’ve always been via mass quantity delivery (about 25−30+) and they’ve been fantastic.
I assume they would be better made to order and eaten immediately in their space — but they’re still juicy, generously-​sized and pretty impressive. I hope to actually enjoy some taco goodness on site here some day.

«Tacos El Broncos» used to be in Denver, but then Peyton Manning decided he didn’t like these tacos (or Mexican food in general for that matter), so he traded them to Brooklyn in return for some extra Papa John’s franchises. Which is Denver’s loss, since Papa John’s is the worst sh*t I’ve ever tasted, and Brooklyn’s gain, since «El Broncos» are pretty good.
What to get: Pastor Tacos.
What else: Eli Manning.
Naturally, since Eli has better taste in Super Bowl rings (2 to 1), he also has better taste in food, and can be found dining here regularly. British people are even renaming this restaurant the «Isle Of Eli.» It’s an in-​joke.
The good:
— The tacos were tasty, nearly a 5-​star standard, juicy and enjoyable.
— It’s open late night, although I’m not sure exactly how late.
— It’s popular in the neighborhood so they’re always making a ton of tacos so they’re fresh.
The bad:
— They are nowhere near as good as the best tacos around, nor the best in NYC for that matter.
— They never seem to be open as late as advertised on the nights I go there, which bothers me.
— The cops eat here a lot. Which is fine if you’re not a criminal or someone that the cops might pick on. But if you are, watch out.
Bronco is well worth a try if you’re into trying all the local tacos, and it’s something of a local legend. But it’s not my favourite, so while I will probably give it a 3^rd and 4^th try one of these days, all the nights when it was closed, but wasn’t supposed to be closed, left a bad taste in my mouth, whereas the Pastor only left an average taste in my mouth.
I’m talking about Al Pastor tacos, not the Pastor at my church, though. He left a thick salty taste in my mouth but that’s beside the point.

Arguably the best in SP and has the deep menus the best places do. Desayuno por la noches is good 2.
Two long narrow spaces at the comer of ⁴⁴⁄₄^th so not on Fifth with everyone else. Not as fast as Matamoros. Byob though. Local audience not too many gringos and gringas.
Lovely breaded fish large portion. Goat burritos
I had the house special burrito. Not as described. Oops. Good grilled shrimps. Usual quick burrito problem. Even distribution of the many ingredients.
Still I will come back !

Been meaning to come here for awhile since it’s pretty close to work. I had a 45 minutes break, so I decided to walk over and grab some tacos for lunch. I was a bit worried, because some review said it had taken them 20 minutes to make the food, and I didn’t want to be late going back to work.
I got there and it was empty. I ordered a steak taco, spicy pork taco, and a lengua taco. They made them so quickly! I was shocked! I was waiting for less than 10 minutes when they brought my food.
I walked back to work and delve in! The tacos came with a spicy red sauce, and a mild green sauce, plus onions, cucumbers, and radishes on the side. The beef taco was my favorite. Good flavor and juicy. The lengua was just okay, it was my first time eating it and I’m not a big fan of the texture. The pork had great flavor! Nice spice to it!
Overall, it was a good solid taco, but I don’t know if it blew me away. Maybe it was too hyped up for me. Would recommend, but probably wouldn’t go to again.

ZonaLos mejores Tacos de Brooklyn
Se los recomiendo.
Ahi hacen una rica salsa roja whoow
Con un Guacamole
Para un buen apetito
Jack.

You know how people in NYC say there’s no good Mexican here? Those are the same people that have never even stepped into Sunset Park.
Based on that moniker, the hubby and I feared that we wouldn’t find decent Mexican street food in NY. I had warned him that it’s all downhill. We had gotten used to street tacos in Kansas City, KS (which you wouldn’t expect it, but has a huge Mexican population… and some ridiculously good authentic Mex places… along with some ridiculously crappy gringo places… but I digress), especially on Taco Tuesday, when these amazing babies were just a buck. So I sent him a listing for this Tacos El Bronco place to bookmark. It was pretty close to our new home so why not?
Well fans we are. This has pretty much become our neighborhood go-​to place when we don’t want to leave the area. Over the past year, we must have eaten at their restaurant and food trucks at least a couple dozen times. Oh, and they just reopened their restaurant a couple months ago, after a fire. Busy as ever and you can get far more than just tacos. (Though the tacos are so worth it.)
I don’t eat pork but my personal faves are the birria, suadero and lengua. The former two are so tender, while the latter is just plain delicious. Order the tacos and you get a side of radishes, cucumbers and grilled onion/​scallion head. Their horchata is pretty good as is their jamaica. My husband raves about their shrimp cocktails. And the few entrees we’ve tried are pretty great. Last time, my friend and I shared the goat and it was so flavorful and fall of the bone good, the way goat should be if cooked properly.
Next time you complain about no good Mexican in NYC, get yourself out of Fiesta of Cheese on Everything restaurant and get yourself to Tacos El Bronco.

WOW. Think it was the best tacos I’ve ever had. Only $ 2.50 for the size of these tacos? Yes. I went in to order and waited around 20 minutes, was it worth the wait? Definitely.
I had the Roast Pork and Tender Beef tacos, both served with creamy guacomole, a sprinkle of cilantro on top, and a sprig of grilled green onion on the side. The flavors were outstanding, was a bit messy to eat so I’m glad I did bring it home. My husband had the horror of watching me eating like a slob licking the guac off my palms while still holding on to my taco, then picking up the bits falling into that take out box… it was pretty darn good.

Horrible el servicio de delivery. Lastima de lugar por que la comida es muy buena. Debería el dueño capacitar un poco más a su personal y que el tenga un poco de conciencia de que mientras el mantenga un buen servicio su negocio prosperara mucho mejor … Insisto capacité mejor a su gente por que es un asco el servicio de Delivery y al parecer al dueño del local no está muy bien enterado de esto. Por ahora me abstengo de consumir en este lugar y espero que en un futuro mejore su servicio.