11 Best Mexican Restaurants in Forest Hills

“Great food and hospitality! Definitely try a Gringa Quesadilla and the Esquites!!!“

“This restaurant is a gem in Queens, NY! The food is tasty and cooked with love by the chef, Jamie! The drinks are amazing and so are the desserts. I have tried quite a few dishes on their menu and was not disappointed at all! Check it out, definitely recommend it!“

“La comida súper rica 100% recomendable“

“Im at 5 burros always an awesome time. Can you say CHULETA? Chef Jaime has outdone himself.This is the most badass awesome chuleta I have seen in my whole life.“

“La comida riquísima buen servicio“

“fresh and hot and tasty....and they deliver....a hard working friendly staff...“

“My friends, staff, and I have been to this place months ago and that one of my friends ordered nacho supreme, which had nacho cheese, guacamole, and many others. The service was wonderful, and the atmosphere was people eating there, taking orders and many other things.“

“the food was great and delicious..people is very professional..the place comfortable“

“first I learned about it it was a flyer place in our mosque in our neighborhood Pawtucket Rhode Island it turns out it's across the road down the street so we went there two nights ago nowhere to what to expect first impression spacious well lit well designed clean and smelling good right at the start you come closer to the counter very friendly faces eager to please you colorful fresh ingredients and lots of flavor so we'll be back specially this coming Saturday May 9:00 for the special and other goodies thank you for doing that good luck to you“

“Interesting that 108th Street offers myriad kosher and halal eateries; just walking here makes me feel holier than thou. I stop at Taco Kings, whose prices seem untouched by inflation since I left the neighborhood a few years ago. An underrated virtue of the place is that it works just as well for gathering with friends as for reading and studying alone.

Over two excellent veg tacos, I read a Times editorial in which centrist economist Jason Furman confessed he couldn’t read the economic tea leaves—too many conflicting signals. He’s one of those one-handed economists LBJ once lamented. Whatever the macro outlook, I can say without hesitation: I love this taco place.“