Xochitl Tortillería Mexicana y Pizzería

The fries are soft and crunchy. Big portion of Cemita de milanesa de pollo. Good customer service the lady was polite.

This restaurant is somewhat hidden so it might be a bit hard to find. The good is good, it offers a good selection of Mexican food and some more traditional U.S. classics. Overall, this location is alright, the food is not bad but also not the best. The price is more on the high side and the service is ok.

They took so long just for them to say they did not have my tamal. On top of that I was waiting 20 minutes for them to tell me that. Expensive they tried charging me $6 for a little side of madruos instead I asked for money back. Not coming back….

I am giving one star because it is impossible to give ZEROstars! I take pride in food… but this place gave me and my family food poisoning. Never again will I eat here or recommend this place to anyone. We ordered chicken nachos and I’m guessing they are doing a poor job at maintaining everything clean and watching out for cross contamination if we all got sick. Please do a better job at handling food!

I'm from Los Angeles, and I miss Mexican food a lot. The only decent Mexican food I've had in the New Jersey/NY area was in Sunset Park Brooklyn. Until now. At Xochitl Tortilleria I had a pork torta that was yummy. My wife liked her bisteca taco (she also likes the carne asada tacos at Los Tacos No. 1 in NY). We agreed that both the refritos and the rice were excellent (the refritos were very smooth but tasted just right). The red salsa is very smokey and hot; we liked the green better, but it's still not like the salsa you'd get in L.A. The women at the counter were nice, though they don't seem used to speaking English. It took a while for our order to be ready, but they made it just as I asked (no cilantro on the torta but cilantro on the tacos). I look forward to trying the bar