Burrito Box - New York City

True Tex-Mex hidden gem uptown. If youre a tex-mex fan like me, you know what a struggle it is to find the "right" cheese that makes a good quesadilla or nachos. This place has it and much more! Only thing missing is the homemade flour tortillas. Otherwise, this is simple, classic, and clean food with generous portions that should 100% be apart of your regular rotation!

You NEED to go here for the best burritos in town! They are massive and tasty. Have all the delicious ingredients you look for in a burrito and it comes with a little bag of chips. They are pretty flexible with substitutions for certain things (ex. Brown rice, pinto beans, etc) for no extra cost. I go here all the time on nights I don’t feel like cooking!

I am a handful of time here and would probably go more if it were closer. I've always got the Burritos, but they're fucking good. I'm a Carne-Asada fan and I'm not disappointed in Burrito box. There's a smokey car and well marinated. The Burrito itself is a large part and while it is more expensive that Chipotle, the share and the quality is much higher. But there's no Zilantro ballot here. There is really no atmosphere. It is a basic take-out joint with some areas for a fast charging bite. The service is attentive and quite fast, although they are usually busy. Bonus is every order comes with chips and salsa!

Compared to the nearby Taco truck (and even Chipotle) it seems that this place is a little on the pricy side? But their Burritos are easily the biggest you? Not just that, you? Page of chips and salsa. They have an endless list of options for their Burritos, including more vegetarian options than I have ever seen. There is no sense to complicate it, their Burritos are the best you? I'm coming to Manhattan.

Hole on the wall. Burrito was expensive, but normal for midtown. I had a steak burrito. I love Mexican cuisine and Burritos are one of my dishes, and I was pleasantly surprised by this place. Burrito was just as good or better than anyone you could find in Spanish Harlem. It's a bit far and costs too much to make it worth it for me, but if I'm ever in the neighborhood, I'll hit it again. Only con pico de gallo had heat, but no taste.