Private Dining from 6 to 18 Seats

Come experience a little piece of history that has intertwined itself on the longest street in Brooklyn, our very own Bedford Avenue. Since the late 1930s Bed-Stuy has been a cultural center for Brooklyn’s African American population and is home to many legends including Shirley Chisolm, Jay-Z, and Jackie Robinson. These days, it’s a lively hub for artisans, artists, musicians, and advocates, a fitting backdrop for our Revolucion Tacos. 

All of our Revolucion taquerias embrace a spirit of revolution in their design, with an eclectic bohemian vibe created by the self-styled “celebrity chef without celebrity” Alan Harding. Credited with inventing the neighborhood Brooklyn bistro that has been so central to the hipster gestalt, Alan has since devoted his keen sense of style and boundless, down-to-earth energy to restaurant consulting and design. He created Revolucion Taco’s design with walls lined with remnant fabrics and built a found-it-on-a-street-corner look, full of reclaimed treasures mixed with colorful Mexican artwork and traditional crafts.