What is the best Burritos restaurant in Garment District?

Maiz is our top pick for Burritos restaurants in Garment District, scoring 8.3/10. Build-your-own burritos and bowls with house-made tortillas steps from Port Authority.

Any insider tips for Maiz?

Order ahead online during peak lunch to skip the wrap-around line.

When should I visit Maiz?

Weekday lunch rush or early dinner before theater crowds.

Who should go to Maiz?

Office workers needing fast, customizable Mexican near Midtown transit.

Any insider tips for MEXiCUE - Midtown?

Target bar seats during happy hour; the best drink-and-snack combos land there.

When should I visit MEXiCUE - Midtown?

Weekday happy hour or pre-theater dinners before the rush.

Who should go to MEXiCUE - Midtown?

Groups craving tacos, cocktails, and a Bryant Park happy hour.

Any insider tips for Ana's Cafe?

If you’re eating in, grab hot sauce before you sit.

Who should go to Ana's Cafe?

Budget lunch people and quick breakfast grabbers

Any insider tips for Taqueria Diana?

Portions run large; split nachos or plan on leftovers if you add a burrito.

What should I order at Taqueria Diana?

Al pastor burrito, cheese nachos with salsa, carne asada tacos.

When should I visit Taqueria Diana?

Evenings and late nights after shows or neighborhood bar crawls.

Who should go to Taqueria Diana?

Late-night burrito fans wanting hearty portions near Port Authority.

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Q: What should I order at Maiz?

Naked burrito bowl with grilled chicken, carne asada burrito, chimichanga with salsa trio.

Q: What should I order at MEXiCUE - Midtown?

Burnt ends chili queso, Nashville hot chicken tacos, brisket or carnitas bowls.

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Last Updated: January 2026

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Maiz

Build-your-own burritos and bowls with house-made tortillas steps from Port Authority.

Notable Picks

#1 Maiz

8.3

$ Garment District

Vibes: Business Lunch Power Players Quick Bites Champions Cheap Eats Budget Brilliance Solo Dining Sanctuaries

Maiz (formerly Blue Maiz) is a high-volume Midtown counter-service spot where commuters and office workers build burritos, bowls, and Mexican platters on house-made tortillas. Portions are substantial, lines move quickly, and the food outperforms most grab-and-go options around Port Authority.

Must-Try Dishes: Naked burrito bowl with grilled chicken, Carne asada burrito, Chimichanga with salsa trio

What makes it special: Build-your-own burritos and bowls with house-made tortillas steps from Port Authority.

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#2 MEXiCUE - Midtown

7.6

$$ Times Square

Vibes: Girls Night Out Approved Happy Hour Hotspots Group Dining Gatherings Trendy Table Hotspots

Mexicue’s Midtown outpost turns its barbecue-meets-Mexican concept into a lively Broadway bar for tacos, bowls, and strong margaritas. It’s less about purist regional Mexican and more about fun, shareable plates and happy hour energy a short walk from Bryant Park.

Must-Try Dishes: Burnt ends chili queso, Nashville hot chicken tacos, Brisket or carnitas bowls

What makes it special: Smoked meats, tacos, and cocktails blend barbecue and Mexican flavors in a buzzy Midtown bar.

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#3 Ana's Cafe

7.6

$ Garment District

Vibes: Cheap Eats Budget Brilliance Quick Bites Champions Solo Dining Sanctuaries Hidden Gems Heaven

A café-first neighborhood stop that quietly covers a legit burrito craving alongside coffee and breakfast staples. The burrito is straightforward and filling—best for a quick, affordable Midtown reset rather than a destination taqueria moment.

Must-Try Dishes: Chicken Burrito, Breakfast Burrito, Coffee + Pastry

What makes it special: A coffee-and-café spot that also does a satisfying burrito.

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#4 Taqueria Diana

7.5

$$ Hell's Kitchen

Vibes: Cheap Eats Budget Brilliance Late Night Legends Comfort Food Classics Solo Dining Sanctuaries

The Hell’s Kitchen branch of Taqueria Diana, a California-inspired mini-chain established in 2013, serves tacos, burritos, quesadillas, and big trays of nachos until late night. It’s a reliable stop for hefty, cheese-forward comfort food within walking distance of Port Authority and the Theater District.

Must-Try Dishes: Al pastor burrito, Cheese nachos with salsa and jalapeños, Carne asada tacos

What makes it special: California-inspired tacos, burritos, and nachos served all day in Hell’s Kitchen.

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