TRES HERMANOS

Good Mexican food is hard to find in NYC, that’s why eating at Tres Hermanos is an event worth celebrating. I am originally from Los Angeles, and growing up Mexican food was not only comfort food but a daily part of life. Sure there are a lot of positives to living in the incredible New York City, but one major void in my life is great Mexican food.
Almost two years ago when I first was looking for apartments, I found myself straddling the border between Williamsburg and Queens with no luck except for stumbling upon a tortilla factory called Tres Hermanos. Now at this point in time, Tres Hermanos was still in fact an active tortilla factory that had a small door on the left hand side, to a couple of white folding tables in the middle of the floor. Next to them were two Mexican women, a makeshift stove and some stacks of paper plates. From the outside, we knew that whatever they were serving must be good. So without hesitation we sat ourselves down, ordered 2 chicken tacos in broken Spanish and barely stopped to breathe before we were done. For the duration of those tacos I felt like I was back in Los Angeles eating off a taco truck in East LA. Click Read More for additional information and photos. Written by Brittany Kleinman
The reason I go into such depth about my first experience with Tres Hermanos is because it wouldn’t be for another year and a half until those tacos graced my stomach once more. Don’t get me wrong; I tried to go back. Several times. But to my dismay, they were either under-construction or not open. So despite the fact that it was 10:30am on a Friday (when I should have been at work) and I wasn’t hungry, nothing could stop me from running over the “OPEN” sign in Tres Hermanos. I promptly realized that they had completely re-done the interior and instead of two folding tables, it was a full on legitimate hole in the wall. Nevertheless, I ordered 2 chicken tacos off the crisp paper menu and once again got to indulge in the deliciousness that is Tres Hermanos.




Taste it for yourself at the Jefferson stop off the “L” train:
Tortilleria Mexicana Tres Hermanos
271 Starr Street
(Between Wyckoff Ave & St Nicholas Ave)
Brooklyn, NY 11237
(718) 456-3422

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