80 "Mexican" Restaurants in New York.
Casa Enrique is home to the best Mexican food in New York City, and we bet you've never heard of it. Time to get acquainted with Long Island City.
La Contenta is a Mexican bar and restaurant on the Lower East Side that’s the ultimate neighborhood hang for fish tacos and tequila.
Cosme is an upscale Mexican restaurant in Flatiron that’s much more approachable than it appears to be.
Some of the best tacos in New York City are hiding from you in the back of Chelsea Market. It’s time you went and found them.
What was once called Rockaway Taco is now called Tacoway Beach. The good news? The fish tacos are still the best in town.
When a Mexican restaurant you love tells you to eat at another Mexican restaurant, you listen. That's how we discovered Acapulco Deli, and you should discover it too.
This is not a taqueria. This is a temple to the holy Mission burrito. Pray before it, lest you be forsaken.
If you’re in the market for top-tier tacos and a home-cooked Mexican meal, Tacos El Bronco is well worth the trip to Sunset Park.
We like the fresh Mexican food here just as much as La Esquina on the street, but we love the Nolita brasserie because it makes us want to drink.
An excellent Mexican restaurant in the East Village that might serve you some of the most inventive plates you’ve seen in awhile.
Down the street from the L train Jefferson stop in Bushwick, you'll find the a garage serving some of the city’s best tacos.
Xixa is a small restaurant with a big, Mexican-influenced menu. Eat some foie gras al pastor and take pride in your ability to make great decisions.
Gran Electrica serves simple, excellent Mexican food and creative cocktails without any gimmicks and a great back patio.
Lalito is a Mexican-ish spot in Chinatown, with a funky menu and good vibes. Hit it for dinner, or even lunch if you’re on jury duty.
New York City will never be LA, Austin, San Diego, or Mexico, but we suddenly have some quality taco options to choose form. Add Empellón Al Pastor to that list.
