06/30/08

Very casual and good food

by wisebrain

This place has more variety than Chipotle and it's just more authentic. I like the free chips and salsa.

• Pros: Cheap, Variety of Food

07/05/06

great burrito, great delivery

by pamela a

The rodeo chicken burrito. A tacky name that by no means measures up to the delcious burrito I inhaled from burritoville last week. Saturated in thick, tangy bbq sauce, the shredded chicken was tender and soft, tangled deliciously with swirls of spinach and bursting with the garlicky smoked taste of simmered black beans and bay leaves. The burrito was massive, the sweet brown rice and rich bbq sauce ran out onto my hands from the overlapping spaces between the tortilla edges. I cannot wait to order again soon from this place.

• Pros: healthy alternatives, portions
• Cons: bit pricey

02/03/06

Skip it entirely

by mardi008

My coworkers and I went here for lunch today, and I ordered a chicken burrito. After two of us had our orders, the other two waited around for at least 20 minutes before we finally walked up and asked where our food was. The gal behind the counter shrugged and said, "it's here." It had just been sitting there, even though our party was very obviously still waiting!

Then when we got back to work and I started eating, I realized there was no chicken in my (supposed) chicken burrito. I got halfway through and finally found a little chunk of chicken, along with a big hunk of chicken fat. Gross. So my entire burrito had one piece of chicken and one piece of fat.

And to think, I could have just gone directly downstairs from work and gotten a delicious burrito from Chipotle! I know better for next time.

• Pros: okay burrito, free chips
• Cons: horrible service, long long wait, hunk of fat in food

A local chain serving oversized burritos in the West Village.

by Contributor

In Short
This Burritoville location does brisk take-away business with oversized, overstuffed burritos filled with vegetables, salsa and meats like jerk chicken and vegetarian chorizo. Neighborhood regulars are just as apt to sit in the tiny, brightly colored dining room when diving into full meals, including soups and salads and Mexican-inspired desserts.