The food was just amazing and the service was kind and we had a large party. The wait wasn't long the service was fast! I would for sure come back! We got to see the 9/11 memorial and finish with a great lunch!

I've slept on this place for WAYYYYYY too long. Walked past a million times. Never went in! As Bob Ross says, there are no mistakes, just happy accidents. In this case, my original plans in the area fell through, so now I'm able to share this deliciousness with all of you!! It was breakfast time on the weekend, so I got some huevos con chorizo, comes with refried black beans and tortillas. And the margaritas were fantastic, with a tajin rim! Over all, I'm willing to come back for lunch/dinner because it was amaze balls!

This little gem is close to the 9/11 memorial which was perfect for my walk on foot. When I was entering I was greeted promptly with a friendly face and ushered quickly in. The place is small but very bright and colourful. The tables all have a hot sauce on them for easy access to spice to the dish! The food is good and it's a big portion. I couldn't finish mine because it was so big. The food was filling and quite good. 5/5

Mexican is not one of my favorite genres, and it's primarily because the combo of my texture-based palate and the crunchy shizzle that hangs out in a lot of the food isn't an ideal fit. If I like a Mexican place, it's usually because it's very, very simple/no frills, and that's Tajin in a nutshell. I came here with my Skipper for lunch on Friday, which was a miserable rainy day, the kind where you're venturing out MAYBE one or two blocks from the office. The walk from the office took approximately three minutes, and we were able to get inside with minimal dampness. I don't think it would be fair to call Tajin a dive; (the Skipper might disagree based on her recounting of a horrendous bathroom visit) but it's a pretty basic interior, with some sugar skull-esque art on the wall, and almost a diner vibe when it came to some of the tables/seating. We sat towards the back, which had a view of the bar area where the waitstaff lingered, making it very easy to get someone's attention for a drink, the check, etc. This might not be a selling point for a ton of people, but I was THRILLED to look over, say, the quesadilla section of the menu and see two or three ingredients per item. You start to lose me at a certain point when the items are covered in peppers, onions, etc., so when I saw that the chicken quesadilla contained nothing but chicken and cheese, I didn't hesitate. The quesadilla showed up within a few minutes, and hit the spot. As you can see from the attached, it came with a small pile of guac on the top, which I spread around the top. The guac was a LITTLE crunchy for my taste, but was relatively smooth. Definitely some solid comfort food on a day where I barely remembered what the sun looked like. I also ordered a few passion fruit margaritas; the Skipper is far more educated about these matters and recommended I get the tajin rim (I of course obliviously went into this place not knowing what Tajin meant) which jived perfectly with the drink - nice little nip to go with the sweet. I'm pretty ambivalent about margs, having had a ton of bad ones that practically sent me into insulin shock, so it's always a pleasant surprise when someone mixes them properly and you don't end up crashing later. It was light and tasty, and I'd absolutely get it again. This is probably two or three blocks from a pretty hardcore touristy area, but it certainly gets some of that foot traffic. As a result, they could definitely charge more for the food/drinks but I thought it was very reasonable for the neighborhood. The Skipper had a glass of wine that was $9, the margs were $12, and my quesadilla was around $13, I believe. Given that there are nearby restaurants that unhesitatingly offer $40/$50 entrees, you could do a lot worse to your wallet if you wanted to. We're adding this one to the list for future visits. Convenient, cheap and tasty.

Family was wanting some Mexican food and we gave this place a shot. Food was very good but we felt like it took long to get the food, although we didn't think it was packed. Apart from that everyone enjoyed the food and we were so full by the time we were done. Service was great too