Los Abuelos, a New Mexican Restaurant in Ossining

October

I got an email from a reader, who sent me a photo of the chorizo tacos at the restaurant:

Don’t they look delicious?

The reader, Katherine Curry, writes:

A lovely Mexican woman named Olga opened it up. She’s got two kids in the Ossining school system. The place is very small and not at all fancy inside. So far I’ve tried the excellent guacamole, chicken tacos, chorizo tacos, and mushroom quesidillas. She’s serving breakfast, lunch & dinner; I’ve only been for lunch. Prices are a tiny bit steep ($10 for 3 soft tacos with rice & beans), I think, but I don’t care. No liquor license.
Here’s a picture of my chorizo tacos—notice the grilled green onions and grilled cactus pad on top? Wow! Hope you have the chance to check this place out sometime when you’re in our neck of the woods.

I’d give you an address if I could figure out what it is—it’s that kind of place. Los Abuelos is on the east side of North Highland Avenue (aka Route 9), just across & slightly up from the Ossining Community Center. The small white building is north of the intersection of 134/133 and Route 9.

I’ll be sure to get this in our restaurant listings and find the real address and phone for you all soon. Meantime, has anyone else been?

This entry was posted on Tuesday, October 13th, 2009 at 8:19 am by Liz Johnson.
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4 Responses to “Los Abuelos, a New Mexican Restaurant in Ossining”

Roberta Lasky October 13th, 2009 at 8:53 am
The address is: 38 North Highland Avenue
Katherine Curry October 13th, 2009 at 11:48 am
And I’ve since learned that Los Abuelos has a liquor license to serve wine and beer.
Chris October 14th, 2009 at 4:04 pm
I’ve driven by this place a lot recently. It looks like someones house!
Gina October 26th, 2009 at 12:06 pm
Los Abuelos is fantastic! A small restaurant that his clean and cozy—maybe 6 tables total. Parking is available without trouble. The food is incredible home cooking, the service is genuinely friendly, and the prices are reasonable. Loads of flavor here with some standards (carne asada, carnitas, etc.) as well as a few wonderful surprises (nopales, lengua, etc.) And their homemade pineapple water (agua de pina) is to die for… Enjoy!

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