Diamante Poblano — Restaurant in New York

I don’t really do many reviews because I don’t see it much worth to do for me but honestly giving this 1 star and making a review is good to say since the people who attend don’t even recommend u nothing they leave you the menu and for you to choose and leave to “take other orders”, but when I see a server eating in the front and still continue to take orders cross-contaminating the phones the pens and pads and menus they use and give other customers while being on her phone and not even once washing her hand and ends up picking her teeth, while my server had a bad attitude when I told her I don’t like the tacos árabes, since they aren’t even close to being ones(note I like tacos árabes and whenever I’m in a Mexican restaurant I order them and they are the same and pretty good) I then ask if she can switch them for Al pastor and she is asking for an explanation, their is no other reason unless theirs something wrong with it or I don’t like it, I didn’t ask for them to take it off the paycheck just to take them back and give me Al pastor but just seeing them and acting this way makes me want to leave the spot.and they charge 15%tip and it was just 2 of us and we paid 75$ plus tip they charge...

First off the nachos was very stale secondly they charge me $4.50 for onions& cilantro in replacement for pico de gallo which I did not know about until cash out that they were charging me separately for that. On the menu It's one price and cashing out it's another unbelievable, nachos is 12.50 I ordered 2 sets with a Coca-Cola & orchata My total came up to 55.51. Not to forget they are taking their own tips 15% which is crazy for the service and food. Lastly I almost threw up 🤢and felt very disgusted on my way to the bathroom when I took a peek into the kitchen very dirty the cook had no gloves preparing the next order with bare hands this place needs...

I went to a restaurant rich in culture and food. I ordered one Pambazo, and a delicious hand squeezed Jugo de Naranja (Orange Juice). The Pambazo is a filling Mexican sandwich stuffed with seasoned potatoes, chorizo (seasoned delectable pork), lettuce, queso (special Mexican cheese), and crema (sour cream). In my case, I asked for ketchup to make it mouth watering. The waitresses asked me periodically if I am fine. I enjoyed the service, for it felt like a home.

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