Mary's Grocery And Taqueria

★★★★☆ 4.4 | 74 reviews | 71 views

Business Details

Service options
No-contact delivery
Delivery
Onsite services
Takeout
Dine-in
Highlights
Fast service
Popular for
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Solo dining
Offerings
Coffee
Comfort food
Quick bite
Small plates
Dining options
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Atmosphere
Casual
Payments
Credit cards
Debit cards
NFC mobile payments
SNAP/EBT
Children
Good for kids

About

Across the counter, breakfast plates arrive before the coffee has time to cool. Mary's Grocery And Taqueria keeps the pace brisk at 12-13 Astoria Blvd in Long Island City, where Mexican flavors meet the rhythm of a neighborhood that moves fast. Here, the menu stretches from sunrise to sunset—eggs and chorizo share space with tortas and small plates, all designed for a quick bite or a leisurely solo meal. Coffee steams beside the register, while comfort food simmers in the kitchen, ready for the next wave of regulars. On the corner where Astoria Blvd hums with delivery trucks and early commuters, this spot blends grocery essentials with a taqueria’s urgency. Call (917) 832-6115 to check if the chilaquiles are still running, or swing by when hunger strikes—no need to plan ahead. For directions, pull up the map; the door stays open until the last customer leaves.

In a stretch of Long Island City where bodegas outnumber sit-down spots, Mary’s stands out by doing both. The shelves hold basics—milk, chips, salsa—while the grill behind them turns out plates that draw a line even before lunchtime. Breakfast burritos give way to carne asada by noon, and by dinner, the same hands that packed your groceries might slide a plate of tacos al pastor across the counter. It’s the kind of place where you can grab a coffee, a tamale, and a six-pack without breaking stride. The address, 12-13 Astoria Blvd, places it just far enough from the subway crowds to feel local, close enough to catch the spillover from the Queensboro Plaza bustle. No need to dial ahead for a table—just show up, order at the counter, and take your pick of the few stools or the sidewalk if the weather cooperates. Questions? The number’s (917) 832-6115. For a precise route, the map pins it right where Astoria Blvd bends toward the waterfront, a block where Mexican staples and New York hurry share the same zip code.

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Created 14 Jan 2025
Updated 07 Jul 2026

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