Brothers Taqueria

Brooklyn Center needed this spot. Great versatile menu for all tastes and moods. Got takeout street tacos- two pollo tinga and one Al pastor. The pollo tinga were a little dry but a squeeze of lime and two flavorful salsas on the side fixed that right up. The Al pastor taco was bomb, would do all 3 of that next time.

Didn't get to try beans or rice as I had a short lunch break but looked good.

Enchilada Verde: While the beans could have used a bit more flavor, the dish was overall tasty. I got to choose which type of meat I wanted and went with Barbacoa, which was very flavorful and tender.

Torta Cubana: it came with fries that were tasty and crispy, but there wasn't a whole lot. After seeing how huge the sandwich was, the portion seemed reasonable. The sandwich had great flavor.

Both meals came with 1oz containers of sauce, which were also good (orange/hot, green/mild).

The space is cute, with lots of seating. The only issue I had was with the digital menu board, which changed screens so fast. Thankfully, the employee pointed out a QR code on the counter, which brought us to the menu online. Made ordering easier and the strain on my eyes less.

Anyway it was a good experience and I'd definitely return as well as recommend it.

I had the birria tacos and they were amazing! The taco shells were crispy and crunchy from frying, contrasted with soft,Torta CubanaTorta Cubana chewy meat and cheese. Then dip it into the consommé with a little squeeze of lime and it's just heaven!
Service was fine. Order at counter and someone brings it to your table.
We ate in and the music was super loud to the point we were yelling over it while ordering and then trying to talk over it while we ate. They just, out of the blue, turned the music down while we were eating so I think it was just an oversight. Like maybe they were jamming while they prepped and forgot to turn it down once they opened.
Loved the bright multi-colored tables and chairs and with the big windows letting in tons of light, it made it a nice bright place to eat! We went during the super cold snap and it was plenty warm inside which was very much appreciated!
No hand paper towels in bathroom dispenser.

I'm always interested when a new restaurant opens nearby. I've tried this one twice now, but won't be back. Start with the previously-mentioned frenetic message boards. Sorry, I can't read fast enough. Paper menus? Nope and apparently not planned, so scan a QR code and try to read on your phone. Impossible to browse. How this approach increases sales is beyond me.

First trip I walked in and bought a chimichanga. Service was slow. It was fine but not anything special. At $12, no bargain.

Second trip today I tried the online ordering for nachos. 15% surcharge for this ?!!?!? And they never got the order. When I arrived, the waiter checked his phone and told me they'd make the order right away. Again, the food was fine but nothing special. $15.80 all-up including the surcharge. Nachos are often a good value, but not here.

I think this one will not survive. Maybe we'll get something better at that location next time.

Food was great, they made me a vegetarian taco that wasn't really on the menu. The restaurant was bright and cheery, only draw back was that the music was a bit too loud.

We split a chicken burrito and it was enough food for both of us. great tasting and friendly folks working there.