Where is the Best Burrito in Portland, Oregon?
My husband and I, on our quest for delicious tacos in our neighborhood, went into La Sirenita to check it out. We both got a carne asada and a carnitas taco. Both tacos had a lot of meat and was tasty and cooked well. They are only $1.35 each so our whole order was really cheap. We also got some rice and beans, which were pretty much standard, and an order of chips which were crisp and tasty. They also offer a nice little condiment bar, where we got some smokin hot roasted jalapenos. The food was really good, the atmosphere is casual, so don’t expect a superior dining experience, and I even sneaked a peek into the kitchen, which was clean and tidy. My husband and I give it the big thumbs up for yumminess!Pros + Super yummy foodCons – No alcohol
Ok, this place is worth whatever wait or menu mishap you have to go through, some of you Portlanders are such cry babies. The last time we ate at SBE our order was had one wrong item but, I ate it anyway and it was still high-quality. Maybe it was a way of trying something different, true is that I really don’t really care what burrito I end up with as they all stand alone on terrific taste and authenticity. I have my favorites some of which are the longer on the drive-up menu (Chili Relleno Burrito) however, they still make ?em and all you have to do is ask. Their Chili Cheese Fries are great and all they?re Tacos are amazing. I?m not even going to bring up how good their Flan is. Now, if anyone has still been going to El Burrito Loco # 1, 2 or 3 and hasn’t tried Super Burrito Express, you’re loco for paying too much and they’re quality is inferior compared to Super Burrito Express. Not only that but the drive-thru stays open late too, ?Run to the Border? with that, Taco Bell lovers.
With all the Mexican choices you have in Westmoreland, CHAx3 is the worst, but still not that bad.Walk in and buy at a counter and find your seat. Great if there is a spot on the front patio, a little cramped indoors.Food is average at best, stick to quesadillas they are fine. The salsa is horrible, heat no taste. But we did like the drinks and location. Did I mention the size per $ proportion rocks. Hungry, broke? Cha Cha Cha!
Listen,La Bonita makes the best burritos in Portland, OR. Their cuisine’s superiority doesn’t manifest in their portion size (which is large), nor does it matter with their prices (which are very affordable). La Bonita makes the best burritos in Portland because their kitchen does what any exceptional kitchen does. They prepare dishes from scratch, they cook with a home-style, and their quality shows up every single time.If someone didn’t enjoy their cuisine from La Bonita, I strongly suggest they either 1) Go back and try it again 2)Shut Up OR 3)Quit comparing magnificent affordable meals to an “Albertsons Enchilada Dinner.”Man, They’re nice folks, too.Pros + Fast, Tasty, Cheap, AuthenticCons – No Draft Beer
