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The Morales Mexican Deli
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Splash pad
Juan Pablo Duarte Park, 33RD New York Ave, Union City, NJ 07087
Green Space Studios
543 40th St, Union City, NJ 07087
Park Performing Arts Center
560 32nd St, Union City, NJ 07087
Michael Leggiero Music Park
3811 Park Ave, Union City, NJ 07087
Celia Cruz Park
Union City, NJ 07087
Grace Episcopal Church
3901 Park Ave, Union City, NJ 07087
Liberty Plaza
30th St, Union City, NJ 07087
Union City Skatepark
630 38th St, Union City, NJ 07087
Columbia Park 44th Street Playground
307 45th St, Union City, NJ 07087
Weehawken Water Tower
4050 Park Ave, Weehawken Township, NJ 07086
Nearby restaurants
Las Mexicanitas de la 37
3700 Bergenline Ave, Union City, NJ 07087
UC Pizza
410 38th St #1, Union City, NJ 07087
Taqueria Veracruz
3418 Bergenline Ave, Union City, NJ 07087
La Casona SalvyCub Restaurant
414 38th St, Union City, NJ 07087
Coffee & Deli Time
3615 Palisade Ave, Union City, NJ 07087
Taqueria El Paso
3715 Bergenline Ave, Union City, NJ 07087
La Churreria
3300 Bergenline Ave, Union City, NJ 07087
Teri Teri Korean Japanese Restaurant
3415 Bergenline Ave, Union City, NJ 07087
Taquitos El Paso
417 36th St, Union City, NJ 07087
El Artesano Restaurant
4101 Bergenline Ave, Union City, NJ 07087
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Central Hotel
415 38th St, Union City, NJ 07087
Shefah Hotels
3307 Palisade Ave, Union City, NJ 07087
Shefah Hotels
315 29th St, Union City, NJ 07087
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The Morales Mexican Deli

3615 New York Ave, Union City, NJ 07087, United States
3.9(22)$$$$
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attractions: Splash pad, Green Space Studios, Park Performing Arts Center, Michael Leggiero Music Park, Celia Cruz Park, Grace Episcopal Church, Liberty Plaza, Union City Skatepark, Columbia Park 44th Street Playground, Weehawken Water Tower, restaurants: Las Mexicanitas de la 37, UC Pizza, Taqueria Veracruz, La Casona SalvyCub Restaurant, Coffee & Deli Time, Taqueria El Paso, La Churreria, Teri Teri Korean Japanese Restaurant, Taquitos El Paso, El Artesano Restaurant
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Nearby attractions of The Morales Mexican Deli

Splash pad

Green Space Studios

Park Performing Arts Center

Michael Leggiero Music Park

Celia Cruz Park

Grace Episcopal Church

Liberty Plaza

Union City Skatepark

Columbia Park 44th Street Playground

Weehawken Water Tower

Splash pad

Splash pad

4.6

(29)

Open 24 hours
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Green Space Studios

Green Space Studios

5.0

(29)

Open 24 hours
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Park Performing Arts Center

Park Performing Arts Center

4.1

(27)

Open 24 hours
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Michael Leggiero Music Park

Michael Leggiero Music Park

4.4

(60)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of The Morales Mexican Deli

Las Mexicanitas de la 37

UC Pizza

Taqueria Veracruz

La Casona SalvyCub Restaurant

Coffee & Deli Time

Taqueria El Paso

La Churreria

Teri Teri Korean Japanese Restaurant

Taquitos El Paso

El Artesano Restaurant

Las Mexicanitas de la 37

Las Mexicanitas de la 37

4.5

(145)

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UC Pizza

UC Pizza

4.3

(165)

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Taqueria Veracruz

Taqueria Veracruz

4.2

(271)

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La Casona SalvyCub Restaurant

La Casona SalvyCub Restaurant

4.6

(126)

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Rene MunozRene Munoz
The earliest I can remember eating tamales was back home, not in México, but in Harlem. My parents, arriving from Puebla, Mexico in 1973, we enjoyed tamales in every festive occasion. Since the influx of more Mexicans to the U.S., there's been an introduction of various types of tamales to the New York-New Jersey communities. However, the original home taste has been illusive since many establishments use low cost ingredients to manufacture the original tamale taste that I fondly remember. This deli comes relatively close to what my mom and relatives creatively reconstructed in their home kitchens. The only downside of this establishment is the coarse demeanor of the young lady at the register. Her attitude is more like, look at the small menu and order it, I'm not here to chit-chat. The place is very small, one counter top for customers to enjoy a quick meal. The back showcases the ladies working in the kitchens mass producing the tamales, tortas (that's what a sandwich is named in the Mexican cuisine), and fresh coffee. Overall, it's a quick stop to my childhood both in Harlem and Puebla.
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Rene MunozRene Munoz
The earliest I can remember eating tamales was back home, not in México, but in Harlem. My parents, arriving from Puebla, Mexico in 1973, we enjoyed tamales in every festive occasion. Since the influx of more Mexicans to the U.S., there's been an introduction of various types of tamales to the New York-New Jersey communities. However, the original home taste has been illusive since many establishments use low cost ingredients to manufacture the original tamale taste that I fondly remember. This deli comes relatively close to what my mom and relatives creatively reconstructed in their home kitchens. The only downside of this establishment is the coarse demeanor of the young lady at the register. Her attitude is more like, look at the small menu and order it, I'm not here to chit-chat. The place is very small, one counter top for customers to enjoy a quick meal. The back showcases the ladies working in the kitchens mass producing the tamales, tortas (that's what a sandwich is named in the Mexican cuisine), and fresh coffee. Overall, it's a quick stop to my childhood both in Harlem and Puebla.
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The earliest I can remember eating tamales was back home, not in México, but in Harlem. My parents, arriving from Puebla, Mexico in 1973, we enjoyed tamales in every festive occasion. Since the influx of more Mexicans to the U.S., there's been an introduction of various types of tamales to the New York-New Jersey communities. However, the original home taste has been illusive since many establishments use low cost ingredients to manufacture the original tamale taste that I fondly remember. This deli comes relatively close to what my mom and relatives creatively reconstructed in their home kitchens. The only downside of this establishment is the coarse demeanor of the young lady at the register. Her attitude is more like, look at the small menu and order it, I'm not here to chit-chat. The place is very small, one counter top for customers to enjoy a quick meal. The back showcases the ladies working in the kitchens mass producing the tamales, tortas (that's what a sandwich is named in the Mexican cuisine), and fresh coffee. Overall, it's a quick stop to my childhood both in Harlem and Puebla.
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The earliest I can remember eating tamales was back home, not in México, but in Harlem. My parents, arriving from Puebla, Mexico in 1973, we enjoyed tamales in every festive occasion. Since the influx of more Mexicans to the U.S., there's been an introduction of various types of tamales to the New York-New Jersey communities. However, the original home taste has been illusive since many establishments use low cost ingredients to manufacture the original tamale taste that I fondly remember. This deli comes relatively close to what my mom and relatives creatively reconstructed in their home kitchens. The only downside of this establishment is the coarse demeanor of the young lady at the register. Her attitude is more like, look at the small menu and order it, I'm not here to chit-chat. The place is very small, one counter top for customers to enjoy a quick meal. The back showcases the ladies working in the kitchens mass producing the tamales, tortas (that's what a sandwich is named in the Mexican cuisine), and fresh coffee. Overall, it's a quick stop to my childhood both in Harlem and Puebla.
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3.9
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4.0
1y

The earliest I can remember eating tamales was back home, not in México, but in Harlem. My parents, arriving from Puebla, Mexico in 1973, we enjoyed tamales in every festive occasion. Since the influx of more Mexicans to the U.S., there's been an introduction of various types of tamales to the New York-New Jersey communities. However, the original home taste has been illusive since many establishments use low cost ingredients to manufacture the original tamale taste that I fondly remember. This deli comes relatively close to what my mom and relatives creatively reconstructed in their home kitchens. The only downside of this establishment is the coarse demeanor of the young lady at the register. Her attitude is more like, look at the small menu and order it, I'm not here to chit-chat. The place is very small, one counter top for customers to enjoy a quick meal. The back showcases the ladies working in the kitchens mass producing the tamales, tortas (that's what a sandwich is named in the Mexican cuisine), and fresh coffee. Overall, it's a quick stop to my childhood both in...

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1.0
4y

I came here hearing good things about the tamales, however when I went and ordered them the tamales were in the fridge and simply reheated in the Microwave. Even then, the tamale was still warm and did not taste fresh. The arroz con leche was also pretty warm and did not taste. I would rather buy refrigerated tamales and heat them up in my home. At the price they sell them, it is definitely not worth it. Do not come here if you can avoid it.

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Mi familia y yo fuimos a este negocio a comer tamales tradicionales Mexicanos FRESCOS. Cual fue mu sorpresa? Puras porquerias a un precio PREMIUM. La atendiente simplemento saco un tamal frio del refrigerador y lo puso en el microondas. Para tamales recalentados los compro yo en el supermeracado mas baratos y los caliento...

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5.0
1y

The tamales are great variety of flavors. Parking there is difficult but if you are a local then the locale is great! Just behind Bergenline on New York Ave. The tamales are fresh and the orders come out quickly. We love the mole and comino flavor best but all...

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