I had been wanting to eat at Atla for a long time as a fan of Enrique Olvera, and also of Cosme. I was excited to finally get to eat here. First of all the dining room is relatively small but with minimalist design and huge windows onto Lafayette St, Atla has an airy feel, casual but attractive. We tried the tlayuda, which had a delicious array of herbs on it and was bigger than at Cosme. We also ordered the cochinita pibil, a slow roasted pork that came with tortillas and salsa. Both were good but I loved the crunch of the tlayuda and the minty herby freshness of the greens on top. We also ordered the Totoro's & salsa which was average. Service was good although more reserved than usual at a restaurant like this. Overall it was a fun meal and a nice area to walk around in after the meal.

This is my second visit after many years, specifically for the Panaderia Rosetta pop-up during Dia de los Muertos. We had brunch - Chilaquiles Verdes and Al Pastor Gringa, both super flavorful. I really liked tortillas! The pastries were also yummy, not too sweet, moist, and flaky. Prices are slightly above average but I guess comparable to other nice restaurants. The space is modern, we sat in the covered patio. Service was friendly but a bit slow. Overall, I'm glad I came back for another visit!

Modern, airy space with plenty of bar seating as well as tables. The quesadilla with tomatillo salsa was fresh and delicious. Margaritas were perfect, guac was great and topped with cilantro and jalapeños. The brunch burrito was filling and flavorful. Will be returning to try for dinner!

Indoor and outdoor dining available. Guac was very good. Lobster burrito highly recommend, had a lot of flavor and meat on the inside.

My fam is Chicano from California and we had low expectations of Mexican food in New York tbh. I knew it was gonna be good when the margaritas were amazing. We happened to be there for happy hour (5-6 daily). We tried all the tacos, the guacamole, the branzino, and the mushrooms in salsa verde. My mom loved the shrimp taco and the branzino was the best I've ever had. Salsa verde was delicious- wish it were served with carne. Def telling my New York friends about this spot. And I'll come back the next time I'm in the city with a taco craving.

Atla is my new favorite spot in NYC! The food is delicious--especially the guacamole and tacos. What really made our night was the incredible service. Claudia, the host, greeted us with a warm smile and made us feel right at home. Our server, Albert, was super friendly and attentive. If you're looking for a place with great food and even better people, Atla is it. Can't wait to go back!

Met a friend here during my visit to New York. She made reservations on the patio for us week of. Beautiful interior, and it wasn't bad sitting outside. I was running late because my train was actually going the opposite way (*face palm*)... We got the mole and the Pork Al Pastor Gringa. It was my first time trying mole and it was rich and interesting-idk if I really liked it hut it was addicting to keep eating. The Al Pastor Gringa was tasty, and would definitely order again. Was cute, and would definitely visit again. Would love to try some other menu items!