La Morada

  4.5 – 545 reviews   • Oaxacan restaurant

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Casual restaurant specializing in Oaxacan cuisine, with a lending library & a Poet in Residence.

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Address: 308 Willis Ave, Bronx, NY 10454

Phone: (718) 292-0235

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Reviews

Peter Garzero
We came to La Morada because of a positive review in a magazine. And we found the food to be extraordinary: Lamb Shanks with White Mole, Chile Relleno with Mole Oaxaqueño, meat balls with green olives inside, pumpkin soup, and more. Each evoked a “Wow, you have to taste this…” What we weren’t prepared for was the quality of the hospitality; we felt as though we’d been invited to dinner by this family. What genuinely kind people they are, and how fortunate we felt to be dining in their restaurant.
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V K M
This place is awesome. It’s a small hidden gem in the Bronx. It’s a family owned restaurant and it’s delicious authentic Mexican cuisine. They deserve their Michelin recommendation. They make their own mole sauce which is very hard to find. I love this small local restaurant. The food is delicious and I felt like I was in Mexico while eating here.
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Yenny Crisci
Such a special place! It offers traditional moles and other Mexican classics. The focus on Oaxacan cuisine is wonderful. Everyone here is so sweet, and their community work is incredible. A must visit!!!
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Oliver Patrouch
Food and people were great. Menu online says $12 for mole but when I got the check it was $30 for one plate of mole. That’s $30 with no meat and a one stuffed pepper with cheese. Very expensive for what you’re getting & I’m not going back for that reason. $30 bro for a plate of rice beans and a stuffed pepper, ridiculous
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Glen
Delicious food, had al pastor tacos, white mole, and vegetable enchiladas. Really flavorful bites of food. As a Korean the white mole was a bit difficult for me to wrap my head around, since we make a dish similar to this but with totally different flavor.
The horchata was fresh made (I don’t know how that is possible, but it was good), and limonata great as well.
I came after watching Taco Chronicles on Netflix. The famed vegan squash flower tacos were not yet available as it is seasonal and they will appear roughly end of June through September. Can’t wait to come back and try those.

Not the most modern dining area, very local feel which was appropriate of course, but I do wish a bit more attention was paid to interior, but like I said, great food and great service.

Well worth checking out!
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Ahmed Allam
A friend of mine was so excited ordering from them as an original Authentic Mexican food and we went to pick the food up. The lady was so generous kept adding more food for free while we were insisting on paying for the extras but she was super generous. We left the restaurant with a great vibe and a wonderful experience. Their original Mexican dishes are unmatched and we kept eating without stop until we finished the load of the food we bought.

They are very good in their community and they donate lots of food. Super sweet people serving a great tasty food. I am totally hocked to that place from now on.
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Lindsay Feinberg
Because of the owners’ involvement and activism surrounding immigration/politics – plus some of the articles that I had read about La Morada’s authentic Oaxacan cuisine – this restaurant had been bookmarked in my queue for quite some time. In searching for the perfect location for my Mexican Meetup group’s December outing, this was the first venue that came to mind.
Conveniently located about a five minute walk from the 6 train, La Morada offers its customers a full service meal served in a clean, relatively spacious, and bright environment. And, while I didn’t find the service to be overly friendly or hospitable, it was cordial enough and very well paced.
As a (somewhat pricey) addition to the delightful squeeze bottle trio filled with salsa rojo, salsa verde, and crema, I ordered a $10 cup of the unique vegan white mole to sample (using crispy tortilla chips as my vessel). Undeniably voluptuous and creamy, I preferred the thick, warm sauce blended with the other salsas versus enjoying it on its own.
While the albondigas (meatballs) lunch special rendered drier beef than I had hoped, the balls were served within a shallow pool of delicious salsa that I sopped up using the accompanying homemade corn tortillas.
For me, the unequivocal star of the show was the chile relleno platter, which was accompanied by homemade corn tortillas (for burrito-making purposes!). Do not miss this stick-to-your-ribs vegetarian entree (cheese-stuffed green chile that is breaded and fried and smothered with a chunky red salsa) that is plated with creamy black beans and saffron rice.
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Gary M
Best mexican food in the Bronx. Family owned place with friendly staff. You can customize any dish. Food is very fresh and has the home (mom cooked) taste. You can definitely have any dish customized to your taste & the ingredients you want. I love to get a bean burrito with extra beans, cheese, lettuce, tomato, onions, & avocado. Absolutely delicious & made with love. My most favorite thing about the place is the home made sauces… Hot sauce, avocado/tomatillo sauce & sour cream sauce. They really bring out the flavor of the food. Btw no Tabasco nonsense…which i think is a insult to hot sauces.
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Mark Dimont
Always been sad that so few good authentic Mexican places exist in NYC and was excited to find this amazing spot with delicious Oaxacan food made with love. Worth the trip to the Bronx and we’ll visit again soon.
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Laynis Franco
Its my first time coming here and it won’t be my last. Love the food. I got the chiles rellenos and I was hooked. Really welcoming place!
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