El Aguila Deli Take Out - New Egypt

The food at this restaurant was terrible. I am a big fan of Mexican cuisine, so I was very disappointed. I was initially excited to try this place because of its proximity to my location. However, I was dismayed to find out that the prices listed online were different from the actual prices in the store. Additionally, it was not mentioned online that only cash payments were accepted, which resulted in extra ATM fees for me. My bill ended up increasing from $12.99 to $15.99, and then I had to pay ATM fees on top of that. Overall, it was a very frustrating experience and I have no intention of ever returning to this restaurant.

This takeout experience was disappointing. Four tacos for $14.50 is not worth it when the meat was dry. The restaurant has increased their takeout prices and only accepts cash. They also do not provide receipts and do not report their taxes.

I found a hair in my taco and the chicken tacos were lacking seasoning. I tried three different types and all of them were dry and overcooked.

My go to place for taco cravings in the area. These are street tacos style and sold in 4 counts that you can mix and match. The Barbacoa and carne asada are my faves, the lengua can be delicious most of the time, but I?ve had 2 different orders when thelengua wasn?t as good as it can be. Not a big fan of the el pastor tacos, I would suggest a place in Wrightstown for those, theytaste fresher there and the pollo seems to be on the plainer side when it comes to seasoning which is perfect for my picky eaterchild, I?m not a fan of it though. The verde salsa pairs perfectly with all variety tacos and they offer both rojo and verde.The limes are a hit or miss, sometimes they?re fresh and sometimes old and dry. I wish cotija was offered I definitely think itwould bump the tacos up a notch. They do not label anything so if you don?t know the difference by appearance ask them to labeland wrap separately. My kids love the quesadillas and it comes with guac, sour cream and shredded lettuce. The rice and beansare pretty typical nothing to write home about. The guacamole is basic and nothing special. It?s always fresh as are the onionand cilantro. It?s a little pricey in my opinion and it?s cash only with an atm in store if needed. They also have a littlestore attached. Is there better? Yea, but if you want something now and don?t wanna drive 30+ minutes it will suffice.

Got the steak tacos and salsa verde, they have great flavor, love the crispy/crunchy tortillas that's where the good stops. The meat was very dry and tough, as well as gristly. I dont mind the chewy bits of fat. The Salsa tasted like some store-boughtsauce. Good tacos if you have a craving and are in a tight spot.