Met some family from out of town for lunch here. We sat outside in a lovely courtyard. Drinks and food were delicious. Service was great. We would come here again.




















Met some family from out of town for lunch here. We sat outside in a lovely courtyard. Drinks and food were delicious. Service was great. We would come here again.

Our family are very glad we chose Gran Electrica for some very tasty drinks! We enjoyed a Moscow mule, Sangria, IPA beer and spicy margarita! Next time we will try the patio for lunch. Highly recommend!

Went to Gran Electrica for lunch and drinks after crossing Brooklyn bridge in hot day. Lady at the door brought us to the table with a grave face - we tried to joke and chat a bit but she wouldn’t even smile or acknowledge. Ok,...More

Very spicy very small dishes.If you drink 2 diet coke you will pay 6 dollars.i will recommend CARMINES you will pay 15 dollars extra to drink I limited coke and eat bigger dishes.


Really cool patio dining immediately under Brooklyn Bridge. Pretty authentic Mexican cuisine. We had duck confit huarache and pulled pork (which I was a bit disappointed to learn was served on a bun - still tasty, though). Good homemade guacamole and salsa. Margaritas just ok....More

Food was great. We went inside quite late like almost 10pm for dinner but itwas really busy which we thought it must be good. However the service was extremely TERRIBLE. We were not be served anything at all. We need to call staff on our...More

We ordered the chips and guacamole, huevos rancheros, carnitas tacos and vegetarian tacos plus a beer, house sangria and the cucumber margarita. Hands down the carnitas and huevos rancheros were the best. Portions are kind of small but the food is decent and the service...More

The place was packed and we were asked to wait for 30 minutes for a table which was fine because there was a bar. The music was also fine at first but started getting more and more annoying when we were unable to talk to...More

These margaritas are not to be trifled with, and the tacos will keep you coming back. There isn't a bad thing on the menu. And in the summer, you can sit in the shaded, lovely garden, right under the Brooklyn Bridge. Do it!

Let me preface this review by saying that I lived in Mexico City for a year, and I’m married to a Chef de Cuisine, so this gives you a sense that I have an idea of what authentic Mexican food should be, and I can...More

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