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Gonzalez y Gonzalez
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Mexican restaurant featuring happy hours, salsa bands & free salsa dance classes, plus a dance club.
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Gonzalez y Gonzalez

192 Mercer St, New York, NY 10012
4.0(999)
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Mexican restaurant featuring happy hours, salsa bands & free salsa dance classes, plus a dance club.

attractions: The Basilica of St. Patrick's Old Cathedral, Washington Square Park, The New York Earth Room, New York University, Catacombs by Candlelight, Bust of Sylvette, The Sheen Center for Thought & Culture, Mercer Playground, Mulberry Street Library, Bayard–Condict Building, restaurants: Lure Fishbar, Two Hands, Bareburger SmashClub, Tucci New York City, Fanelli Café, KYU NYC, Soho Halal Guy (Food Cart), LOS TACOS No.1, Sadelle's New York, La Pecora Bianca SoHo
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Phone
(212) 473-7878
Website
gygnyc.com

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Featured dishes

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Warm Corn Tortilla Chips
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Tostones
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Salsa Fresco
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Guacamole Fresco
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Tacos By GyG
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Jumbo Shrimp And Calamari Frito
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House Special Quesadilla
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Classic Nachos
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Empanadas
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Flautas
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Jalapeno Poppers
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Taco Vegan Salad
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Full-House Salad
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Crispy Skin Salmon
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Mexican Seafood Paella
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Tequila Jumbo Shrimp
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Chuletas Al Pastor
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Classic Fajitas
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Shrimp Enchiladas
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Vegetarian Enchiladas
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Enchiladas Suizas
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Chimichanga
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Burrito
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Rice And Beans
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Small Mixed Salad
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Sauteed Vegetables
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Garlic Mashed Potatoes
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Avocado Salsa
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Salsa Picañte {Hot Sauce}
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Pico De Gallo
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Sour Cream
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Chipotle Mayo
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Jalapeños {Fresh Or Pickled}
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Chocolate Cake
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Flan
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Churros
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New York Cheese Cake
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Ice Cold Soda
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Classic Margarita
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Sangria
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Taco Titanic
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The Famous Anaconda Burrito
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Vegetarian Enchiladas Platter
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Enchiladas Suizas Platter
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Enchiladas De Mole Platter
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GyG's Fajitas Party Package
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Chimichangas Platter
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Empanadas Platter
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Quesadilla Platter
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Churros Dessert Platter
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Guacamole Fresco {32oz}
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Chips Salsa Guacamole Platter
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Chips & Salsa Platter
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Rice
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Mixed Salad Platter
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Tostones Platter
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Elotes Platter

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Nearby attractions of Gonzalez y Gonzalez

The Basilica of St. Patrick's Old Cathedral

Washington Square Park

The New York Earth Room

New York University

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Mercer Playground

Mulberry Street Library

Bayard–Condict Building

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4.6

(159)

Open 24 hours
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New York University

4.4

(939)

Open 24 hours
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Reviews of Gonzalez y Gonzalez

4.0
(999)
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2.0
2y

Please be aware that this venue is falsely manipulating your reservation party size so that they are allowed to charge a fee for no show party. My reservation was made for 6 people, and all 6 were in attendance for our reservation. At time of checking in with the host they said their system showed 9, I proceeded to show them my confirmation email which clearly stated that it was for 6 people and they acknowledged that it was an error on their side however my credit was still charged for no show fees.

Furthermore, after a night of spending a significant amount of money ($24 for a mediocre guacamole) at this place we had a very upsetting and violent experience with their disrespectful bouncers, definitely not worth it for the aggravation and treatment that me and my party received. After forcing us to have our coats checked they violently restraint and body slammed my brother to the floor. At the time that me and my party were ready to leave, my brother and sister went to retrieve the coats for everyone in our party from their coat check in the basement. Upon returning up to the main floor, my brother attempted to go back to where the other 4 of us were waiting to give us our coats and they violently proceeded to restraint and slammed him to the floor. Instead of politely informing him that he was not allowed to go back, ofcourse our reaction was to be upset due to their violent nature of communication, it is certainly baffling to me that they believe they have the right to violently put their hands on anyone and slammed them to the floor.

There was absolutely no reason for the unnecessary violence. They even forcefully pushed my sister, whom made multiple attemps to deescalate the confrontation as there was 3 male bouncers against my brother, when she attempted to help my brother off the floor. I believe it was a mistake on our part not to call the cops and report the assault but we did not want the situation to escalate further as the 3 males kept on screaming and cursing that they were doing their f*ing job.

I would not ever return to this establishment nor reccomend it to anyone. I truly hope that people are fully aware of the kind of treatment they can expect from this place and the people...

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1.0
1y

Gonzalez Y Gonzalez will pad the bill and try to force you to use coat check, and they will not give you a glass of water and lie and say tue kichen is closed so they can't offer a glass of water, even if you ordered food and a drink. I got there for Salsa on a Thursday at around 8:30pm. The security at the door told me I have to use coat check, however when I went to do that, there was no set up for coat check yet so I went onto the main area with my belongings. I ordered the chips with guacamole, which I heard was really good. When I received the order at the bar, it's presented with all the raw ingredients so they maKe the guacamole fresh for you right there. no one came over to make the guacamole. Plus, when I looked at the check, which they gave me right away, I noticed they added $5 charge for 2 avocados. After 10 minutes, I finally flagged one of the waiters down after being ignored every time I tried to get their attention, and I asked if I was meant to make the guac by myself. The waiter then, with a bit of an attitude, asked me if I'd prefer a man or woman to make it for me. Now, before he started, I asked about the bill and why was there a extra $5 for 2 avocados when I NEVER asked for extra avocados. He had no explanation. I ordered a seltzer drink as well. Now they fixed the bill finally and I got to eat finally after he made the guac. Now I spent $25 on chips guac and a drink, but when I asked for a glass of water, I was denied and was told I'd have to BUY a bottle since the kichen was closed. The kichen is open till 12am and it wasn't even 10pm yet. This was the worst place I've been in a long time. I WILL NEVER GO BACK. I was one of a few black people there so so I don't know of this was racism especially since the lady next to me at the bar had gotten 2 glasses of water around the same time I asked. I will tell everyone I know to never ever come here to spend their money. Liars, cheats, and rude. I gave the food a 1 star also because U didn't trust them. Yuk....

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2.0
1y

Went with my friends on Friday to celebrate my birthday and my other friend’s birthday. Was excited to go because I’ve always heard about how fun it is. Well that’s until you meet the rude overly aggressive security guards demanding that you check your coat in. I mean flashing lights in my face and in my sister in law’s face talking about how it’s mandatory to check your coat in. We go downstairs to this ridiculous line. Then they tell us if we are there we can coat check for free. I mean it’s $3 but who carries cash these days? The coat check guy was also giving a hard time. We are now told the receipt has to be stamped. Nobody would stamp the stupid receipt and when the security guard saw us upstairs with our coats now two came to corner us. I mean as if we had weapons on us. I was like what the heck?! The DJ músic at that point was lame. I was frustrated. My friends paid over $500 in meals and drinks. Camera guy goes around taking pictures of you and that’s $20 per picture in frame. Food was good. White sangria sucked. Mango mojito was great. Oh and another thing. We called to ask about reservations, they say walk in is fine. We get there and they give us a hard time. Then one of the waiters comes to tell us that the manager said since we didn’t have a reservation we had to give up the tables at 8:30. It was 7 and we had not even ordered. I got upset and told the guy, it’s my birthday! I just want to celebrate my freakin birthday! Then he said manager said ok to keep tables until 9. Guess what? We didn’t leave tables until 10:15 when security guards started coming at us about the mandatory coat checks. So I went, I saw, got the experience, I’m done. There was one female waitress I loved plus the food was good. That’s what the two stars are for. But the security guards killed my experience…...

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Carla SanchezCarla Sanchez
The food was nice, the guacamole is freshly made and reasonably priced. The other food, like the chorizo tacos and churros, were ok. I didn’t try any fancy drinks, so I can’t comment there. A few drinks, an entree and a dessert would run you about 150 — this place is not cheap. Also, for your bday, the dessert is not free. My low review is due mostly to the atmosphere. I would say that if you’re a man, it is a very aggressive space for you. Bouncers/security will be aggressive by default — for example, my partner did not know (because he wasn’t told by the bouncer, bartender, or any staff) that he had to check his coat. A security guard said, after we had been seated on our table for an hour, that if he doesn’t check in his coat he will be kicked out. That was his first interaction with my partner — no “hey we have a policy” or anything of the sort. I thought this was incredibly rude and would have left if it wasn’t for a birthday I was attending. A similar interaction happened to another person in our party who had a bag with them. I didn’t have any sort of conflict, but I did have a bag. Also, I love a dress code, but you can be kind about it. The dance floor was also incredibly crowded — too crowded if you wanted to dance salsa or bachata. It was almost like an EDM/rave with how crowded and sweaty everyone was. This is also nitpicky, but the he DJ on 8/26 was mixing strangely, like they threw in a random Kendrick track? Between random Caribbean tracks and Romeo Santos? Like I guess… Lastly, and most importantly imo, the water is not free. It’s 3 dollars for a bottle and when you ask for tap, they say they don’t do that. With a 20$ cover charge, that is bonkers. I wouldn’t come here again — I’ll stay in the BX.
Zakkiyya ReeceZakkiyya Reece
After calling to inquire about their Groupon, I spoke with Stephanie, who was truly a delight! Her energy was EVERYTHING—warm, welcoming, and instantly got us excited for our visit. As a lifelong New Yorker, of course I knew of Gonzalez y Gonzalez, but it had been at least a decade since my last visit. Safe to say, this experience was a great reintroduction. The Groupon was a fantastic deal, including a shared appetizer, two entrées each, one dessert, and four drinks—definitely bang for our buck! We started with the Mezcal Mussels, which came in a flavorful sauce with toasted bread (we immediately wanted more!). For entrées, we had the Chicken Chimichanga and Chuletas Al Pastor, both solid choices. And the churros? Unexpectedly AMAZING! Crispy, warm, and perfectly dusted with cinnamon sugar. For drinks, I had the Spicy Jalapeño Margarita, while my partner went for the Mango Margarita—both hit the spot. As self-proclaimed foodies, while this wasn’t the best Mexican food we’ve ever had, it was undeniably a solid choice for good eats, great value, and an even better vibe. The service was top-notch, with multiple staff members checking in on us from the moment we walked in. Our server, Carlos, was friendly, attentive, and had great recommendations, which really set the tone for a wonderful night. We left just before the salsa dancing started, but it’s clearly a longstanding tradition and looks like a fun time—whether you’re a seasoned dancer or just there to enjoy the energy. Overall, Gonzalez y Gonzalez delivers neighborhood vibes, solid food, and a memorable night out. We’d absolutely return (maybe for brunch next?!)—and you should too!
Melanie TamMelanie Tam
Mehhhhh. That's how I'd describe Gonzalez y Gonzalez. Came in on a Saturday night for a friend's birthday dinner. I ordered the Full House Salad (Iceberg, mesclun, romaine, tomatoes, red onions, red bell peppers, radish, queso fresco, fresh corn, lemon oil dressing, avocado slices) and added the skirt steak. At least that's what the menu told me I was adding. In reality, it was not skirt steak, but some other cut. Still, it wasn't bad but how great could a salad be? Service was a bit slow - they forgot about my friends steak tacos, which didn't come out until everyone was done eating and she had already filled up on appetizers and bites of other peoples' entrees. At least they took it off the bill, I guess? They have happy hour until 8 on a Saturday, but the drink selections are limited and they're not very good. I ordered some blue cocktail which was way too sweet. So I opted for a mojito next (not HH) but they brought out a margarita. We told them about the mix-up and when they finally did bring out the mojito, it was just pure sugar. I don't think I can speak on the food, since I only ate rabbit food that night, but there are definitely TONS of other Mexican spots in the city with better drinks/service.
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The food was nice, the guacamole is freshly made and reasonably priced. The other food, like the chorizo tacos and churros, were ok. I didn’t try any fancy drinks, so I can’t comment there. A few drinks, an entree and a dessert would run you about 150 — this place is not cheap. Also, for your bday, the dessert is not free. My low review is due mostly to the atmosphere. I would say that if you’re a man, it is a very aggressive space for you. Bouncers/security will be aggressive by default — for example, my partner did not know (because he wasn’t told by the bouncer, bartender, or any staff) that he had to check his coat. A security guard said, after we had been seated on our table for an hour, that if he doesn’t check in his coat he will be kicked out. That was his first interaction with my partner — no “hey we have a policy” or anything of the sort. I thought this was incredibly rude and would have left if it wasn’t for a birthday I was attending. A similar interaction happened to another person in our party who had a bag with them. I didn’t have any sort of conflict, but I did have a bag. Also, I love a dress code, but you can be kind about it. The dance floor was also incredibly crowded — too crowded if you wanted to dance salsa or bachata. It was almost like an EDM/rave with how crowded and sweaty everyone was. This is also nitpicky, but the he DJ on 8/26 was mixing strangely, like they threw in a random Kendrick track? Between random Caribbean tracks and Romeo Santos? Like I guess… Lastly, and most importantly imo, the water is not free. It’s 3 dollars for a bottle and when you ask for tap, they say they don’t do that. With a 20$ cover charge, that is bonkers. I wouldn’t come here again — I’ll stay in the BX.
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After calling to inquire about their Groupon, I spoke with Stephanie, who was truly a delight! Her energy was EVERYTHING—warm, welcoming, and instantly got us excited for our visit. As a lifelong New Yorker, of course I knew of Gonzalez y Gonzalez, but it had been at least a decade since my last visit. Safe to say, this experience was a great reintroduction. The Groupon was a fantastic deal, including a shared appetizer, two entrées each, one dessert, and four drinks—definitely bang for our buck! We started with the Mezcal Mussels, which came in a flavorful sauce with toasted bread (we immediately wanted more!). For entrées, we had the Chicken Chimichanga and Chuletas Al Pastor, both solid choices. And the churros? Unexpectedly AMAZING! Crispy, warm, and perfectly dusted with cinnamon sugar. For drinks, I had the Spicy Jalapeño Margarita, while my partner went for the Mango Margarita—both hit the spot. As self-proclaimed foodies, while this wasn’t the best Mexican food we’ve ever had, it was undeniably a solid choice for good eats, great value, and an even better vibe. The service was top-notch, with multiple staff members checking in on us from the moment we walked in. Our server, Carlos, was friendly, attentive, and had great recommendations, which really set the tone for a wonderful night. We left just before the salsa dancing started, but it’s clearly a longstanding tradition and looks like a fun time—whether you’re a seasoned dancer or just there to enjoy the energy. Overall, Gonzalez y Gonzalez delivers neighborhood vibes, solid food, and a memorable night out. We’d absolutely return (maybe for brunch next?!)—and you should too!
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Mehhhhh. That's how I'd describe Gonzalez y Gonzalez. Came in on a Saturday night for a friend's birthday dinner. I ordered the Full House Salad (Iceberg, mesclun, romaine, tomatoes, red onions, red bell peppers, radish, queso fresco, fresh corn, lemon oil dressing, avocado slices) and added the skirt steak. At least that's what the menu told me I was adding. In reality, it was not skirt steak, but some other cut. Still, it wasn't bad but how great could a salad be? Service was a bit slow - they forgot about my friends steak tacos, which didn't come out until everyone was done eating and she had already filled up on appetizers and bites of other peoples' entrees. At least they took it off the bill, I guess? They have happy hour until 8 on a Saturday, but the drink selections are limited and they're not very good. I ordered some blue cocktail which was way too sweet. So I opted for a mojito next (not HH) but they brought out a margarita. We told them about the mix-up and when they finally did bring out the mojito, it was just pure sugar. I don't think I can speak on the food, since I only ate rabbit food that night, but there are definitely TONS of other Mexican spots in the city with better drinks/service.
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