Burrito Place

I live right around the corner so I’ve eaten here a few times (I just ordered it for pick-​up as I type this!).
I always get the same thing so I can’t speak to anything else on the menu but I always get a small bean and cheese with pinto beans on white with a large supreme fries. Someone else wrote that no one makes them as good as the owner does and that is true. He will really stuff the burrito while other employees don’t fill it up as much. I’m not greedy though and what I do get is still always enough. I always get mine spicy which is always hit and miss — sometimes it’s spicy as hell and sometimes it’s not spicy at all.
The supreme fries with beef are delicious but same thing — if the boss doesn’t make ‘em, it’s not as full.
I always get consistently good food and service so I have no complaints.

Wasn’t good. Food was cold, practically no meat in the burrito, and portions weren’t balanced. Service was brutal as well. Go to burrito boys

Ive been here twice, the first time it was ok, the owner is nice but the last time I was there I got sick after eating the veg beans n cheese burrito. We orderd 3 of them and all of us felt sick after so I wasn’t just a one off. Also his staff isn’t as good at making them as he is. We have decided to find a new burrito spot unfortunately.

Im gonna give this a 4 star. Nothing really i can complain about except the smell of the place.
Staff is friendly, always greet you as soon as you walk in the door. Who doesnt like that.
The food is good, im not huge on mexican food but when I do decide to get I only get from here.
Fries supreme is great, dont miss it
However if u do get fries, ASK for a fork, cause apparently its only my common sense to include one for fries. :)

Amazing food and amazing hospitality. I’ve been coming here for awhile and never been disappointed! In my opinion their steak tacos and their supreme fries are probably the best in town!
Highly recommend this place, try it if you haven’t already!

This has got to be the WORST Mexican place I’ve ever been to in my life. If you want taco bell, get that cause it’s way more affordable, filling, and tastier… (I think taco bell is gross too. I seriously think they use old elpaso taco shells. U know the ones that taste like stale cardboard you buy from loblaws… Service is typical: get you in and get you the hell out. No smiles. The microwave they warm the filling up in is quite visible too.
Can’t believe I have to give this place even 1 star… Gg

Ordered delivery from them literally last night around 8pm (I live no further than 10 mins away) and it arrived promptly and food was decent for Mexican food in the area… Everything else is laughable
Didn’t really get an opportunity to enjoy the meal as I was feeling rather sick when it arrived so I tried ordering again today around 2pm. I live directly north of them on Yonge st just north of steeles and even after a tip that left the driver baffled enough to come back to my door and make sure I hadn’t overpaid, he decided today was too far of a drive to make for my $ 50+ order
NEVER, and I repeat, NEVER will they be receiving my business again.
Not to mention their tacos were maybe 5% meat and 95% lettuce and the burrito was about as satisfying as subway sub and I HATE subway. Mostly just wanted more fries supreme. But I guess not…

Was craving Mexican food and this place is so convenient, right at Finch station. The prices were quite affordable as well!
The price is a it small but sufficient seating inside and outside. Fairly clean. Customers are quite friendly here, server as well.
The menu is short — burritos, quesadillas, tacos, or sides. My hubby and I ordered a chicken quesadilla combo and upgraded our fries to the supreme fries with another order of beef tacos. Our order was around $ 21.
The wait was very long tho, felt like 15 minutes, and we were one of the few customers.
It was all packed in styrofoam boxes to go.
Quesadilla was a bit dry, it does come with a side of salsa and sour cream tho. The beef tacos was mediocre, not much taste to it. A lot of lettuce inside.
The best was the supreme fries, love the cheesy fries with beef! So delicious, I will come here again definitely for the supreme fries, it was cheap too, $ 4.65 for small and $ 6ish for a large.

I will be honest. While it was favourful and tasty, it wasn’t worth the price, I would probably need two burrito to fill me. I guess I should have taken the extra time and gone to burrito boyz.

Not impressed, expensive. They didn’t even ask for what I wanted on my tacos.

Hands down the tastiest taco/​Burrito and everything Mexican with a nice touch that makes u drool for days on the instant thought of the food u had.
Amazing friendly staff and the price is just right.
Try them and dont miss the fish Burrito. MY FAVOURITE IS THEIR SPECIALITY FRIES… YUMMMMM

There was enough plastic in my 3 beef tacos to wrap around a coke can twice. Went back and got a refund, but the owner insisted that it was a reasonable mistake when making tacos. He claimed it was from their cheese bag, but everyone knows it pretty easy to open a plastic bag without dozens of scraps falling in. I’m currently digesting some plastic so I just wanted to warn you! Avoid it at all costs.

A random thought of tequila shots lead to a craving for Mexican food. And given this was the only listing nearby, I braved cold and reached on a Friday evening.
This is a small establishment right near the Finch station. The place was completely empty with just one lady holding the fort.
I got a Chicken Quesadilla and Chicken Burrito to go. The preparation of Quesadilla itself raised concerns since I’m used to grill pressed way of making them. It had most of the ingredients still something was amiss.
Burrito was a good affair, not exceptional yet tasty. Both items had generous amount of meat which in my opinion should be seasoned well.
Not too pricey.

Burrito Place is definitely one of my all time favourites — it is a must visit every time I head back to uptown. I just love their chicken/​chicken steak mix burritos. Personally, I like their burritos a lot more than the ones from the chain restaurants (e.g., Chipotle).
The tortilla wrapper is perfectly crispy and the ingredients are always fresh. I can eat like 2 burritos from this place for a single meal.
Also, their nacho fries are good and cheap. 120% value meal.

This is my burrito place. I always get the steak and chicken mix and it’s always so nicely layered with stuff but with each bite you get all the ingredients. Also their supreme fries are also amazingly good. They don’t hold back on toppings.

Quality burrito places are hard to come by uptown, especially right in the center of Korean-​town.
It’s not anything outstanding like burrito bandidos or burrito boyz, but the ingredients they use I recall is not only fresh, but they give generous portion of protein as well! Not only that, all burritos and tacos comes with guacamole!

Went there one night after walking into another restaurant and being turned away because it was 10 pm on a Monday and apparently the kitchen was closed. The reason I say apparently is because the place was packed and didn’t look like it was closing anytime soon. I am super glad I walked into this little gem. It definitely touched the spot with the craving I was having to enjoy a late night snack with bold flavours.
I ordered the chicken burrito loaded to the max. The friend I was with is a super picky eater so he ordered the taco’s with just cheese and meat, NOTHING else. pretty sad I know. My Burrito was kicking with tons of flavours, and filled to the rim with everything you would expect to find in a Burrito.
I also found the service to be great! I felt like it was very family oriented behind the counter which is nice to see know a days. Being so close to my place I will be making a visit here again. I enjoyed my meal and can’t wait to try something new on the menu the next time around.

3 tacos for $ 6.75 on a drizzly Saturday. What could possibly go wrong? The answer, in case you’re wondering, was served up in a frayed straw basket from the Burrito Place at Yonge and Finch.
The tacos were made with cold flour tortillas and a little more than half the filling (pork, but they also have the usual beef and chicken, plus fish and soy) you’d expect in a standard-​issue taqueria. Main ingredient was clearly the chopped iceberg lettuce, followed by some chunks of tomato (not bad) and a sprinkling of a shredded orange-​and-​white cheeselike product. This was dosed in a very sweet version of the sour cream-​based sauce found on Baja-​style fish tacos.
Bottom line: cloying, bland and utterly devoid of the rich, complex flavor that makes Mexican food so popular worldwide. I asked for hot sauce, and received a ghost pepper concoction that was plenty hot, but also flavorless and apparently pointlessly sweetened too.
On the plus side, both the folks working there were pleasant and there’s a cute mural on the wall. Just don’t go there for the food.
So just how bad was it? Let’s put it this way: when I got home an hour later I went immediately to the kitchen and made a quesadilla with a couple healthy jolts of Cholula, just to get that sickly sweet taste out of my mouth.

I saw this place open some time ago and have been dragged here a couple of times by coworkers but have never ordered anything for myself.
A few of us who had never eaten here before decided to give it a go and we came last Friday for lunch. Although it was a later lunch, this place was packed to the rafters.
I ordered a small chicken burrito garnished with most of the toppings. The burrito itself was a good size and plenty for lunch, the unfortunately thing was, it complete lacked any resemblance of flavour… or chicken for that matter. Definitely not worth the money.
It left me wondering how this place was so busy. I will likely come back and try something else because it is so close to my work but I would never go out of my way to eat here.

At this end of Yonge, it’s mostly Korean, Persian, and pizza. I really want to see a burrito/​taco place make it. The old 24 hour John Anderson’s gave up the ghost recently and this place moved in. I’m kind of glad John Anderson’s is dead. Every time I go by that place I’m taken back to John Anderson’s presidential bid, reminded I’m not only OLD but my head is filled with entirely useless memories (
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It’s clean, modern, and has a nice deck patio for summer. Now I do have a theory that when a Mexican restaurant uses a Mexican food term in its name, you should order that and nothing else. In defiance, I went with the tacos. Prices are good. Three good sized soft tacos, loaded, for $ 7 and change after tax. I got the beef. And mild sauce. They, alas, go Taco Bell ground beef style, not slow cooked and shredded.
Given the location, not sure why they didn’t consider going Korea/​Mexican fusion, which is all the rage in the USA.
I’ll be back, certainly, to try the burritos (also quite reasonably priced). I want to like this place. With luck, they’ll tweek the menu and make it something more than just another burrito place that’s popping up everywhere downtown.