Taco Cina is a riverside taco stand located inside Domino Park that includes traditional Tex-Mex dishes with a pronounced Brooklyn interpretation. While the views and location are truly the star of this no frills eatery however a few dishes do the heavy lifting for the restuarant. The standard taco offerings are slightly above average but provide fun twists that offer options for all diets. If you are going to order one item off the menu make it the Cojita and Monterey Jack taco which features a crispy cheese shell with gooey cheese filling, arguably the best thing at Taco Cina. This isn't a destination worth a special trip alone but when combined with Domino Park the synergy makes it amazing.

Miaoye Que

I forgot to eat before meeting my friend at the park so I got some tacos real quick! Even though there were 10+ people in front of me, I was able to place and get my order within 10 minutes. I think the tinga was juicier and tastier than the pork & pineapple!

Shane Shapiro

Qualities definitely not here, but the service is really nice and the scenery looks nice. Chicken quesadilla was dry. Chicken and cheese was just disgusting guac I had no salt pepper or lime in it.

Xavier vallée

Far to be the best taco’s place in NY, the happy hour is soso (only available on specific items), beer and cocktails are suppose to be cheaper during the happy hour but it’s finally available on some beers and one cocktail. The view is great, good place for quick lunch or for sharing a drink with friends while you’re enjoying the view on Manhattan

Thomas Albinson

The outdoor venue is wonderful, right on the river front. Everything is simple - tables, plastic ware, etc. Very kid friendly. The tacos are $6 and decent. I had a Mexican Mushroom taco and a fish taco. Neither were anything to write home about, but they were good. The $12 chips and guacamole were heavy on the guac and light on the tasty home made chips - but both were fresh and tasty. We had some margaritas too. Again, pretty average. Order and pick up at a window. No restrooms, so you need to talk a block to the public restrooms in the nearby Domino building.

Priscilla V

This was a clean and nice stop for some food while visiting the playground next door. Casual and mostly self serve. Slightly pricey for small portions (tacos), but the nachos are large so would recommend those if you need more volume of food.

Ge Martinez

They dont have alot of the foods they say on the menu, I suggest just take a picnic and you can sit on that area and see for yourself what they do have on the menu that day. The margarita was ok not to light lol they offer tajin rim or salt rim on the cup. Micheladas it's just a simple drink nothing with to many condiments on it as a traditional michelada would. The Paloma was ok aswell. The tacos we order the pollo de tinja and pork with pineapple tacos my favorite ware the pork because it had enough meat just cilantro they weren't spicy but they do offer bottle salsas. It's a nice spot to have something quick but not to quick because there's 1 line only. While you wait have someone look for a spot to sit.they are pricey for what they offer but it was a first time try for myself I wasn't that impress so I'll be packing a picnic next time since the menu wasn't the kids favorite.

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Global With DS (부인)

Lovely place, vibrant and scenic. The food however was a let down. We ordered chicken tinga, carne asada and the pork and pineapple. There was zero flavour! The chicken and pork tasted as if the meat was boiled and shredded (the carne asada was slightly better). Very disappointing taco experience and not really value for money... Customer service was good as was the summer ale.

+2

Hudson Hooton

Do not get a pitcher! $56 for literally one cocktail worth of liquid in a small pitcher with a bag of ice. Staff was incredibly mean, look at you like you spat in their face if you ask for extra sauce, or the sides you paid for, it’s a massive rip off, but the food is decent and the area is so beautiful.

Jahed Jafarullah

Service is fast & great but food not so goad. We order chips & salsa & you can tell right away that chips are not fresh. Taco bread had a weird smell. Quesadilla was ok.

They charge 6 dollars for one tiny taco, and to add onto that drinks are not cheap there even a coke costs 5 dollars. A local place in manhattan or in brooklyn farther from Domino park costs cheaper. They are just leeching off the fact that they are right by the water and charge an absurd amount for such a small portion. Just for it to be mediocre as well.

Patrick Pevehouse

Incredibly overpriced. Pitchers of margaritas are 52 dollars, and it’s a half pitcher in reality. Asked for more chips for our remaining guac, and they had the nerve to try and charge us after already spending 130 dollars on the tab. Will not come back. Cannot recommend.

Sheila

By 2050, there will be more plastic in the ocean than fish. I am sad to see that this waterfront business—which directly benefits from the health of the river in front of it—is normalizing, promoting, and profiting off the sale of single use plastics like this bottled water. Over 95% of the plastic that we produce and consume, does not actually get recycled, but ends up in landfills, incinerators, in our waterways, and in our bodies via micro plastics. We can’t keep justifying the use of this material unless it’s utterly necessary. And by now, there are so many better options you could pursue than plastic bottled water. There is aluminum canned water, glass bottled water, and you could even just offer real glasses/cups that folks could refill on site. But it feels egregious and neglectful to add to the plastic pollution crisis within a park ON a waterfront. Thanks for considering my concerns about how Williamsburg businesses can help us do better by this waterfront ecosystem we all love and depend on!