Tolteca

The prices have increased recently making this one of the more expensive burritos. The quality and portion size do not match making this as a while a bad place for anyone who visits. Only upside is it is in a very convenient location.

Burrito was good but they were a bit mean on the fillings in comparison to other places. I think the girl was training but still it was half the meal I got elsewhere. Wouldn’t be rushing back.

I had a burrito with brown rice, pinto beans, barbacoa, sour cream and cheese. I got medium salsa on the side.
I thought the burrito seemed quite small. I expected a larger portion.
Overall my burrito was VERY tasty, better than Chipotle!
Good value, tasty burrito. I will be back.

I have eaten here twice and I would say its ok. I found it to be cheap and cheerful and not really my thing. I think its perfect for a quick bite. I noticed a lot of the customers were late teens and early twenties. I wouldn’t rush back to be honest as nothing wowed me. Its not a place to meet up and catch up with a friend but more of a pit stop to refuel.

Been in here a couple of times and while good value id have to say the burritoes are mediocre at best, especially when compared to all the amazing competition they have from all the other burrito places in dublin

Yum Yum! great chicken Tacos! Do a combo of chicken with Corn salsa a dash of their hot salsa & sour cream and Cheese you can’t go wrong.
Good value for money and free refills. What else I can ask for.
Returning Customer :)

Burrito was grand, nothing jawdropping but the big no-​no was no beer for sale. Burrito n’ Beer, that’s the combo, right?! Had the steak burritto with the second hottest sauce but no ‘kick’ to it. It’s probably not a great sign when you’re lashing hot sauce all over it to jazz it up. Average enough, but wouldn’t be my first or even second pick for a buritto in dublin.

You don’t have to walk very far to find a burrito place in Dublin. There are shops dotted all over the city and the one I frequent is Tolteca for no other reason than it’s closest to me. The burritos are fairly tasty but I have a few issues with the place.
1: The burritos are slapped together, literally. There’s little to no effort put in to mixing the ingredients so I often find myself eating whole mouthfuls of guacamole/​cheese with little else.
2: The staff don’t wipe down the serving area nearly enough and so my veggie burrito frequently rubs off chunks of meat.
3: The staff member who wraps the burrito and whose hands come in contact with everything on the menu doesn’t change their gloves when wrapping a veggie burrito.
From a cross-​contamination prevention and mixing of ingredients perspective Tolteca would do well to follow rival Boojum’s lead.
You don’t have to walk very far to find a burrito place in Dublin but you do have to walk a little bit further for a good one.

Nice burritos but they’re prob not as good as boojum or Pablo Picante and yet are they more expensive?

Can’t go wrong with a 2 for 1 deal on Burritos for lunch. Even better bonus when they are very tasty. Nothing extraordinary here at least not compared to the 100 other Mexican fast food places that have popped up around Dublin recently but it’s really solid and you can’t go wrong with that price. Tip: Get there early at peak hours to avoid the lines!

More burritos, yay!
This place is very central and convenient. Sometimes they have super cool offers, like buy one get another one free — I’m actually waiting for this offer to come back ;)
I think they have a great variety of burritos flavors, beans, rice, but I do not think they are very tasty. Their burritos is just OK. Nothing special. Price is OK too.
I have been there a few times and maybe because it is in a central location, the place is always packed. The nice thing: you refill your glass with soda more than once — yeah, like burger king.

Not a bad burrito place.
They offer a good student deal for 6.50 which is all the food and drink it worth in my opinion.
Free refills ftw.
The actual food is fairly tasteless and the burritos just taste like a big bland mash.
The rice is usually dry. No chipotle sauce usually.
However they offer big portions!
The bathrooms are pretty shit to be fair.
But the eating area is nice and big. The staff don’t bother you when your eating and its a very good place to chill after your food for a while.
The service is always friendly and fast!
Losing marks on flavour/​condition of food mainly!, no chipotle, shoddy bathroom.

Not the best burrito ive ever had — but certainly not the worst !
This place is quite average ! deserves more a 2.5 rating as oppose to a 3 ! …
Food was grand enough but nothing amazing. my chicken was a little bit too tough and chewy but the rest was good…
Staff are ok ! not bad ! but certainly not great either ! not particularly helpful or friendly but not rude either…
Its very spacious and comfortable seats. high ceilings and such so plenty of room… no alcohol served here. so more of a lunch time spot. unfortunately we came after a few drinks on Saturday night and atmosphere was quire poor… so not really a night time thing… probably wouldn’t be in a hurry to go back but i wouldn’t mind going again if I had to…

Tolteca gets 3.5 stars from me. It’s a great spot to get a quick bite to eat and they offer the healtheir option of a ‘burrito in a bowl’ which is right up my alley.
The pricetag is a wee bit high for the amount of eats you get but it tastes pretty good (I got the chicken with all the fixin’s…)
What made my experience a bit less ‘palatable’ — so to speak — was my visit to the restrooms. I backed out and headed to Brown Thomas instead. The dining room could use a bit more frequent clean-​up of table tops as well. (These two points are very fixable and should be at the top of the priority list for any type of eating establishment.)
Other than that, I –might– return for a quick bite … to go.
Incidentally, if you’re visiting from the U.S., this spot is much like Chipotle.

I was hungry and my bus not turning up making my trip home an hour longer made me weak… I changed buses outside Tolteca and the possibility of a burrito made me question my resolve to eat at home!
My burrito history is mostly a love affair with Boojum, would Tolteca sway my fidelity? After this brief fling, the short answer is No!
It was pretty late so maybe being the end of the day affected the quality of the contents, but things just were quite as good as I’d come to expect. It was fine, and reasonably priced, but just not the addiction-​inducing type of burrito I’d become accustomed too. I’d happily go there again if it was convenient, but I wouldn’t go out of my way.

Tolteca has a nice space, it’s a wide room, open, very inviting for small-​medium groups due to its big tables and benches. But maybe because of this it can also get a bit noisy — not too much, just enough that you notice it.
Everything was nice enough but I was a bit disappointed that they didn’t have some of the ingredients available. For instance, the brown rice tray was empty and I even tried asking if there would be more. Sadly, that was no. They (almost) made up for it by having some delicious red and green peppers, something I don’t remind seeing anywhere else. The meat was somewhat dry, unfortunately. I was left under the impression the ingredients were not being cooked as often as they maybe should and were also left there for a long time, getting less fresh.
That being said, the burrito was a good size and was well wrapped.
My scores were very close to the four stars (Restaurant — 3,8 and Burrito –3,5), but Burrito’s Blow Out stop #4 is going to end up with 3 stars because it’s a very decent place serving very decent burritos, but nothing in particular stood out for me.
They have some deals on offer, so check out for those.

Tolteca is another pretty good stop in Burritoville. It’s a bit of a ‘does what it says on the tin’ type place. Nice and spaciously decorated, with big square tables that you can either share with friends or (hopefully!) friendly strangers. It seems to be based a bit of the Chipotle chain in the States, though nothing wrong with that.
I really like the fact that the meat is all sourced from local Irish farmers — big plus for me.
Excellent guac and chips.
No beer, boo.
Pro Tip: Check in with your Unilocal app here and you get 2 for 1 burritos. Nice!
And on the #BurritoBlowout scale:
Restaurant 4
Atmosphere 3
Menu variety 4
Value 5
Location 5
Burrito 3
Tortilla 3
Meat & veg 3
Sauce 4
Spice factor 2
Stay togetherness 4
Presentation 4
Portion size 4
Dispersion of ingredients 2

Maybe it was just the day or me not choosing sour crème with my burrito — but I’m afraid I was close to just giving two stars.
It was very busy when I arrived and preparing the burrito took some time. Which is fair enough but I didn’t like that the hot ingredients where on the tortilla for quite some time so were cooling down. So I ended with a cold dry burrito. Obviously the choice of ingredients is up to me and my mistake if I’m not happy.
But other than that it was a nice enough experience. I just had better.
As for location and atmosphere there’s definitely nothing to take away from the experience

You really can’t beat the buy one get one free offer. Really great value on the food and drink — easily the best value burrito place in town !
Although the burritos may not be top of my list in Dublin they are tasty, big and have really fresh ingredients. I love the chips and guac my favourite around. The rstuarant is really nice and even on a Tueday night the place was packed.

Hmmm. A little let down if I am honest. I reckon I was expecting too much from all the great things I had heard about Tolteca and the tastings we had of their salsas and guacamole at the Unilocal Backyard Bizarre.
That said, the offers here are fairly incredible. We got two for one on the mains, we both went for a burrito. There was also two for one on bottles of Corona. That’s pretty awesome too. And refills on soft drinks appear to be free.
The burrito was OK. I went for the same as my partner, shredded beef. The number three salsa had a little kick, but not enough. So next time I’ll try their hottest salsa and see if that hits the mark.
The biggest let down for me was the messy tables were left un-​cleared the whole time we were there. There didn’t seem to be anyone working the floor. You cannot depend on customers to clear their table after themselve. Even if they do, there is bound to be some rice and other food left behind. I had to clear the table we used before we ate.
Other than that, the décor is cool. Airy and bright.
I will be back. Fingers crossed for next time ;)

24 € a quatre, boissons incluses !
Il faut récupérer le bon un repas acheté=un repas offert à l’entrée
En plus c’est bon.
Bön c est que des fajitas et des burritos mais en sortant en plus tu n’as pas faim !