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19bis Rue de la Liberté, 91710 Vert-le-Petit, FranceCreole Restaurant $10 to $20
32-03 31st Ave, Long Island City, NY 11106, United States
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If you’re cruising through Long Island City and craving some authentic Mexican flavors, El Rey Del Taco To Go is the spot you definitely don’t want to miss. Nestled at 32-03 31st Ave, this lively Mexican restaurant brings a vibrant, casual vibe that makes it perfect for anything from a quick bite to a relaxed dinner with friends. The moment you walk in, the welcoming energy sets the tone, and the aroma of freshly prepared tacos and comfort food instantly makes your mouth water. Whether you’re in the mood for something hearty, light, or even vegetarian, El Rey Del Taco To Go has options that satisfy all kinds of cravings.
One of the best things about this spot is its versatility in service. You can grab your food through their convenient drive-through, enjoy no-contact delivery at home, or take advantage of curbside pickup if you’re in a rush. For those who like to soak in the atmosphere, the restaurant offers dine-in seating and even outdoor tables, making it a great place to hang out and enjoy a meal while catching some sun. Onsite services ensure that you have a smooth experience no matter how you decide to enjoy your food.
The menu here is as diverse as it is delicious. From small plates and quick bites to full comfort meals, there’s something for everyone. Pair your tacos with a refreshing beer, a cocktail, or even a glass of wine, and you’re set for a casual happy hour or a laid-back evening. Coffee lovers are also taken care of, and the restaurant’s selection of alcohol-from beer and cocktails to hard liquor-adds that extra edge for anyone looking to unwind after a busy day. Even vegetarians have plenty of choices, so no one has to feel left out when it comes to enjoying Mexican flavors done right.
El Rey Del Taco To Go doesn’t just serve food-it delivers a complete experience that’s flexible, fun, and full of flavor. Its convenient location, multiple service options, and extensive menu make it a reliable go-to spot whether you’re grabbing a quick lunch, meeting friends for drinks, or just treating yourself to something delicious in Long Island City.
Prices and dish names are transcribed from the restaurant's printed menu, photographed in August 2026 and reproduced on the menu page. Hours, address and service options come from the restaurant's public business profile. An editor confirmed the restaurant was trading on 4 September 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.
32-03 31st Ave, Long Island City, NY 11106, United States
This place is awesome. The birria tacos were crazy good—super tender, juicy, and full of flavor. The staff was friendly, the spot was clean, and the whole vibe was chill. Definitely coming back.
Our favorite little taco storefront restaurant in all of Astoria. Authentic and delicious tacos, fair prices, good ambiance. Fresh guaramole and chips are out of this world. Dainty deserts served with orchid flowers are the latest menu addition.
I made a point of going yesterday to check out Astoria’s newest Mexican restaurant, El Rey Del Taco, for their grand opening. I think most people are familiar with their taco trucks (which can be found parked all over Astoria) so it’s nice to see that they now also have a brick-and-mortar location. The restaurant occupies the former La Tienda space on 31st Avenue and 32nd Street. There’s a nice outdoor set up in front and inside there are plenty of seating, along with some very cool looking hand painted murals on the wall. For their grand opening, they were doing a special promo of $2 taco/$5 everything else. I ordered 4 tacos (carnitas, chorizo, al pastor and bistec) and one chicken quesadilla. The tacos were all pretty good although I would say the bistec meat was slightly tough. The carnitas and chorizo were nice and flavorful. The tacos were made with handmade tortillas and topped with avocado cream sauce, cilantro, and onions. As for the quesadilla, you can opt for either corn or flour tortilla and it has crema, guacamole, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and cilantro. It was delicious. Unsurprisingly, I found the food at the restaurant to be better than what they serve in their food trucks. Prices are practically the same so I’m thinking I’ll probably skip the trucks and just order from their restaurant from now on.
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Nearest first, then across the Rio Grande Valley.