De Mole

Long wait after 6pm and small place but the fish tacos and margaritas are great! more

Really lovely homemade and authentic Mexican food. We are vegetarians and they make all their staples (rice and beans) without animals products. But that does not compromise the authenticity--their tamales are the best in the city. A real borough gem and a must visit if you get a chance. Also, their delivery service is prompt and just as delicious as their in-house fare. Pros: truly the best tamales in the city Cons: sometimes the service is a tad slow more

I live one block from this wonderful restaurant. The food is cooked to order - and consistently delicious. Go here for fresh eggs, wonderful salads with fresh grilled shrimp, spinach/cheese quesadillas, chicken mole and especially their incredible freshly made juice. A large mixed apple carrot orange juice is $3. Pros: Freshly prepared food, with freshest ingredients Cons: small restaurant - can be busy more

I can understand why people would be charmed by this place. the staff is friendly and very helpful, the atmosphere is perfect for the food and the price. However, this is just another example of bland mexican food New York City style. The guac and salsa were almost tasteless, we actually tried to up the guac with salt and the salsa was made with canned tomatoes, gross. One of my tacos was cold. Not room temperature. Cold. The ingredients went from the fridge directly onto my plate. The cornmeal in the tamale was hard and chewy from being nuked too long. Nothing was quality and it obviously wasn't so fresh. All of this after waiting an hour and 15 after being told it would be 40 minutes with a phone call. No call, then 75 minutes later we literally had to fight other patrons for our table. Spice, please! Fresh clilantro, please! Quality ingredients, please! we'll pay the extra dollar! Pros: staff, atmosphere Cons: food more

This is the first authentic Mexican restaurant in Queens that I have found, (and I'm Mexican!). My husband and I come here once a week. The Chicken Enchiladas with salsa verde are great as is the Tinga de Puebla. They also make fresh juice to order (w/ a juicer). Prices are about $10 / plate. You can't go wrong. Pros: authentic food - worth the wait Cons: slow staff (even when the restaurant is empty) more

Good quick authentic mexican food. I have been there twice with my wife and two kids, we have treid all three enchiladas, the Verddes are excellenet and not too spicy, the red are very spicy and full of flavor and the Mole ones are great also. My kids enjoyed both quesadillas traditionales and sinchronizadas. I lalso tried their Burrito with chicken and mole and it was excelent very juicy and succulent, with lots of mole sauce, which is very good. i would reccomed this place for casual dinning or lunch. They serve no alcohol so bring a bottle or two. Pros: Good food and authentic Cons: No Alcohol license, small place more

Lots of goodness for your buck. I recommend the beef taco. So good! Also, their desserts and the natural juices are awesome. I really appreciate a fresh/natural juice. Enjoy! Pros: yum Cons: good food, low prices. no cons here. more

De Mole is the place for you. Located on 48th Ave in Sunnyside, Queens. An inviting Mexican eatery that institutes an authentic regional cuisine garnished with hospitality. And an isolated little hideaway that compliments from beginning to end starting you off with their DeMole Roasted Tomato Salsa and fresh tortilla chips. Go with the Ceviche de Veracruz (your choice of scallops or poached fish) for an appetizer. Even though, I prefer a spicier version of this classic appetizer. The mixture of diced tomato, cucumber, onion, avocado, and we mustn?t forget cilantro was pleasantly cradled inside a crunchy tortilla that saved your appetite for the main course. Pros: plenty of parking Cons: Decor more

Very cozy place, very small, nicely decorated. The servers are overly friendly, the food comes in large portions, and it has a very home made taste to it. Prices are low, too low, suspiciously low I would say. They dont have a liquor license, so bring your own (no charge there either), and go early, because they close a bit too early for my taste. Pros: Food taste and quality, price, ambiance Cons: No liquor license, closes too early more

After reading raving reviews of ""De Mole"" formerly named ""El Jarro"" on a website, my boyfriend and I took a nice little 20 minute walk there & let me tell you, we were not disappointed. Javier, the host, was so friendly and welcoming & the ambiance was just great. Although the place is small, it is very cozy and more

If ever you so desire to venture out of Manhattan, you MUST take the 7 train to Sunnyside, Queens and get a table at De Mole. I read about it in The Times and took my wife for a late lunch over the weekend. We were very impressed with the friendly service and the incredible authentic Mexican dishes. I recommend the tinga quesadilla! And the best part is the value! This Queens gem will absolutely not break the bank. Pros: Food, Service, Value more