This was one of the stops in my mini food crawl of Jackson Heights and I absolutely loved it. I got the lengua taco and an al pastor. The portions were quite large and the meats were so tender. They held so much flavor and it felt like it all disappeared way too quickly. Next time I return, I plan to try their other menu items as well but this was genuinely so delicious.

Highly recommend worth the trip Festive vibes, fast service, and delicious foods. We went with friends who love to travel and this spot brought us back to Mexico! The sandwiches are huge! (Keep toothpick in) Tacos are fresh. All dishes were flavorful, nothing was overly salty or greasy. Dining room connects to California Bar next door. The menu is big, so we can't wait to come back and try more dishes. The waiters were attentive and accommodating with gluten free and dairy free options. We ordered the quesabirria without the "quesa" and it was perfect on the first try. Muchas Gracias Taqueria Coatzingo!

A hole in the wall in Jackson Heights. So many interesting places here. I've lived here all my life but had not stepped foot into this place. Mainly due to the fact, that I don't speak Spanish whatsoever but staff was very welcoming and helpful. I've been craving authentic tacos (cause the Homemade Taqueria a block away doesn't satisfy my cravings) I've decided to try this place and I'm so glad I did. As soon as you sit down, the waitress brought me nachos to munch on. The prices here. Come now. I'm surprised that it's so reasonable and portions are huge for the price you pay. I like how the menu is very descriptive and illustrative. I've decided to go for the pico de gallo (side $5), 2 carne asada tacos (team guacamole here!), a nice pretty drink (forgotten the name) complete with cute decor since I went on July 4th. I've throughly enjoyed my time here. I'm looking forward to coming here again and trying out the whole menu c:

This review is only based on their cocktail drinks.. I had mango mojito, too sweet. Anyway, when we first arrived, the server immediately gave us chips and salsa, and note that it was given to us before we order anything. Little did we know, they charged the chips! wait, we didn't order it, and you put it on our table. The common sense is that a free snack! The service was pretty good anyway. Overall,it's an okay place, not sure if i wanna come back here.

Really good taco spot in Jackson Heights! The tacos were massive. Service was great! They even give you chips and salsa when you first sit down. The inside has a huge space and you can either order togo or dine in. I highly recommend this spot for tacos!

I've been trying to find good tacos in NYC, and my search led me to Taqueria Coatzingo. Came on a Tuesday at 11am. There were a few tables seated inside, but otherwise a little empty. Upon seating, I was served chips and salsa. Had to be the best part of the meal. The salsa is so fresh and flavorful, and the chips are thin and perfectly crunchy. I could get full off that alone. Ordered two tacos. The lengua was super tender, but it could have been seasoned a little better. The al pastor seasoning was so well, but it was just the tiniest bit dry. I wanted some pineapple pieces to accompany it, but there were none offered. Limes and radishes were given on the side. Flour tortillas held up the tacos nicely, and there were made pretty thin, so I appreciated that the tacos were served with two tortillas. The tacos are huge. Two was more than enough for me including the chips and salsa. One of the better tacos I've had in NYC but still has a little to be desired.

Good service. Good food. Good price. They also gave you free nachos upon sitting down.

I could have sworn I wrote a review for Taqueria Coatzingo before but apparently not! I've been coming here for yearssss! I've celebrated so many friends' birthdays here, and have come here just for great authentic Mexican food! They never disappoint. Tacos: Their tacos are fantastic and HUGE; totally stuffed and delicious! They have a nice variety of tacos on their menu. The hard part, as usual, is picking which ones to order. I mean, how many of these huge tacos can you eat?! lol They're usually served with a side of chopped onions, cilantro and lime wedges; if you don't get this, definitely ask them for it. And there are several kinds of hot sauce on the table; pick which one suits you, or have your tacos without hot sauce. Either way, these tacos are delicious and so satisfying! Soups (all served with a side of warm Tortillas): There are soooo many delicious soups on their menu! My fave is always the Mole Verde Res Soup. It's a slightly spicy beef rib soup; with root vegetables and corn. Another great soup is their Birria Soup. It comes with soooo much meat! (But only meat; no veg). A friend ordered their Chicken Soup but was disappointed; describing it as bland and boring. Obviously, not recommended! lol I've also tried some of their entrees, and they were all very good. They have a huge menu, and everything sounds delicious. So the hard part is picking what to order. The restaurant has expanded over the years; taking over the space of the establishment next door. It looks small when you first walk in, but know that there is a doorway towards the back that connects both dining rooms. So this place is huge; great for big groups. Service & hospitality is great but be warned, not everyone speaks English. So have patience! If one server doesn't understand you, there is always someone else there to help. Service is always friendly and efficient. P.S. they have a fantastic Horchata!