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Originally from Southern California, Ralph and Rina Camarillo's first visit to NYC was back in 1979 to see the musical "Zoot Suit", the first all Hispanic play on Broadway. What they didn't know at the time was that this would mark the beginning of a 30-year adventure celebrating their culture as Mexican Americans here in the Big Apple. They loved the city so much that they began bringing their children back for frequent visits over the next three decades. At the time, Ralph owned a construction firm and Rina worked as a fli... read more
185 Sullivan St, New York, NY, 10012, United States
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Mon | Closed | |
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Fri | 4:00 p.m. to 12:00 p.m. | |
Sat | 4:00 p.m. to 12:00 p.m. | |
Sun | Closed |
Ahuaa! Chicanos in NYC! – This is the real thing! Finally, Chicano cuisine and atmosphere in the big apple. The food is excellent, the space is smooth, the people become your family... the whole experience rides a little lower, slower, and deeper. As a South Califas native, I suggest you dump those fake NYC buritto spots and head on over to Florencia 13 for the real thing. Do you know what Chicano is?
South of the border in the big city. – Being from Arizona, I know my Mexican food. The owners of this great little restaurant make the words "Mi casa, Su casa" really ring true. Not only were the Chili rellenos better than any I've had in the southwest, they were made from fresh Anaheim chilis (Real southwest style) and generous in size. The rice and beans were homestyle and delicious. I would highly recommend this place to any other visitors from the southwest who may be a little homesick for good mexican food and dont forg... read more
A gem in the city!! – Someone finally understands that there is a difference between Cali Mexican and what we have been led to believe is Mexican cuisine in NYC. As a transplant from Los Angeles, I no longer feel I have to go back to Cali to get my Mexican food fix. As much as I would like to keep this place a secret, I also would like for this restaurant to stay around for the long haul. I know they will as long as they keep dishing out their delicious home-cooked recipes.
Authentic S. Cali Mex Cousine – What a previledge to live only 2 blks away from this great S.Cali Mex restaurant! The service was great---the owners and the staff made us feel comfortable and part of their family. They go the extra mile to introduce themselves and provide you with the most pleasant experience possible. The food was delicious---Tacos al pastor where very tasty and their beans/rice was just like my grandma's cooking!
Closest to SoCal Mexican in the City!!! – I was born and raised in a mexican family in Los Angeles. Florencia 13 is about as close as you are going to get in NYC for that SoCal Mexican food I grew up cooking and eating. Rice is probably as close to my family recipe as I've ever had (including LA joints). I will definately be here at least once a month.
Great New Mexican – The most authentic Mexican I've had in NYC. The tacos al pastor were the best I've had outside of Mexico City. Friendly, family run.
Florencia 13 has a 4.5 star rating with 89 reviews.
Florencia 13 is open now. It will close at 12:00 p.m.
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