NEW MEXICAN RESTAURANT LOCATED NEXT TO THE F TRAIN

Cena, the new Mexican restaurant in Windsor Terrace, plans to open this Monday morning, July 22nd, with full coffee service and pastries. In the meantime, it's having a soft opening through this weekend.

Once its full schedule is underway in a few weeks, Cena will be open early on weekdays and will serve coffee, espresso, locally-sourced pastries (Colson Patisserie), and made-to-order breakfast tacos and sandwiches for eating in or taking out.

In the afternoons and evenings, it'll offer a mix of traditional Mexican entrees, tacos, burritos, chile rellenos, salsa macha wings, fresh soups, salads, and Cena Familiar (Family Supper).

On the weekends, it'll serve an extended breakfast menu, including chilaquiles and huevos rancheros. 

Cena hasn't announced its hours yet.
 
Location
Cena
601 Greenwood Avenue
corner of Prospect Avenue
Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn
phone: (929)337-6666
e-mail: info @ cenabrooklyn.com
website: https://cenabrooklyn.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cenabrooklyn

A NEW COFFEE SHOP

Terrace Coffee Shop has opened at 598 19th Street, at the corner of 11th Avenue (where My Hero used to be). They serve traditional diner food and Mexican food. 

Hours: Monday to Friday, 6:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Delivery available. Phone: (718) 854-1911.

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MEXICAN FOOD CART REVIEWED

Posted on a Chowhound discussion board:

New Taco Stand in Kensington!

Right in front of Walgreens (RIP Silver Rod) on Church at McDonald. Run by a very friendly, English speaking couple. They say they're open Tuesday - Sunday, 2 - 9pm.

I had a chorizo taco, and a cecina taco, $2 each. Both not the best I ever had but generally moist, and just really good. I overheard after the fact that they have lengua, though it's not listed as a choice. They do not have cabeza. But I can't be blamed for asking! Tortillas were nicely grilled, plenty of onion and cilantro, with lime and cucumber on the side. Tasty red and green salsa on hand.

Brought home three good tamales too ($1.25 each), rojo pollo, mole pollo and dulce for desert! Shared with my wife. We both thought they were way tastier and more moist than some of those coming out of local stores.

I look forward to tearing through the surprisingly extensive menu including tortas, huaraches and tostadas. It's certainly a great addition to the neighborhood. If you find yourself anywhere near here I implore you to give it a try. I believe they deserve to be around for a while!