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Best burrito I've had in ages.
BMAC from 07079 | Posted on 3/7/07
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I came across Burritoville on Bleecker Street on a rainy miserable day in February. It's a small but busy place, with a free self-serve chips 'n' salsa bar and a wide variety of food on the menu. I went for the Mystical Frisco Burrito and was pleasantly surprised. At only $6.99 this burrito was a great value - freshly made with chicken, black beans, brown rice, and plenty of little extras to satisfy your tastebuds. Honestly, the best burrito I've had in ages, and the highpoint of a miserable day spent a couple of blocks away trying to renew a passport. Music was a little loud, but service was fast and friendly.
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big_pickle | Posted on 9/5/05
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I like their food and their salsa. Good choice for a casual lunch. After receiving your food, it's basically self serve. It is relaxing except when certain employees play angry and whiny gangster rap.
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