Quetzally Mexican Food — Restaurant in Philadelphia

A Mexican restaurant that’s good is as good as its marketing. On the packaging, Quetzally Mexican Food’s messaging thanks you for your order, and states, “Enjoy the flavors of Mexico!” Quetzally delivers, and the flavors are palatable perfection. The soft and warm corn tortillas are gluten-free, one of the choices, with flour being the other, are homemade and delicious. The entrees consisted of Al Pastor Tacos, and Barbacoa Tacos. The Al Pastor Tacos were cooked with a beautiful balance of flavors. The pineapple ratio used in the recipe was just right. When you add your choice of spicy or mild sauce, you bite into a mouthful of savory and spice, and a fabulous delight. Awesomely appetizing.

The Barbacoa Tacos were good, but not as juicy as expected, after eating the Al Pastor. Still you could taste the mixture of flavors fresh cooked beef, with slight tangy, and tartness. As I ate each one of the three tacos to the order, I wished there was one more there. The food left me craving more, and the package’s QR code, when scanned, takes you to an offer for 20% of your order, along with their menu. So, save the code, so you can enjoy the flavors of...

Quetzally is the real deal. I've come here in person in pre-pandemic times for a little BYOB action, and we've also done takeout. I've had quesadillas, burritos, nachos, and now tostadas. We've even ordered the hot dog appetizer because you simply can't pass up an opportunity like that in the city of sandwiches.

Everything is always flavorful with good texture and fresh veggies. Personally, I prefer a chunkier guacamole (theirs is very smooth) but they make a nice thick salsa that makes up for it (unlike the watery stuff you get elsewhere). I love how you can basically get your favorite meat/filling in any style you want - you feeling tacos, tostadas, quesadillas, or burritos? Just pick your meat and they'll make it in whatever form you...

I walked in and the owner looked right at me and did not speak for the final time. Yes this had happen several times. It's simple to even smile when you have a LIVE customer in your establishment even if you dont speak english. I spent $46 and tipped $3 the lady at the register because even though there were differences she still handled me with respect. I was starving and did not eat all day from moving. I ate through half of the burrito and threw it out. I knew the ignorance of the cook would transfer in to the taste of my food. He was sour. Funny to say, he had more flavor then the burrito. Some people really need to learn to appreciate each and every customer because karma keeps record of every time your unkind. I will...