Senor Burritos

I live in the neighborhood, and I eat here all the time. My favorites: the pork chop plate is to die for. Not literally, but, y’know. I like the adobada burrito, smothered. The Mexican hamburger is pretty good. The chicken chimichanga — beautiful. And in my opinion, their green chile is as good as it gets.

This place was super good and friendly. The food was real good and authentic. Would for sure go back

Great little hole in the wall burrito place!

No way will I go here again. They rob you blind. No place should add $ 3 to your bill to add guacamole to a burrito. It’s not like I was getting a full side of it with chips or anything. I walk away spending $ 12 on a simple take out burrito. Not gonna happen again. Sorry guys. Adjust your prices. It’s always something costing alot extra everytime I’m there. I come for authentic cuisine. It shouldn’t cost me double the price of a Chipotle burrito for half the food. I go here caused Chipotle isn’t authentic.

Totally solid little joint. My go-​to when I’m going to the mountains and I need to pack a lunch. The woman that runs the counter is always amazing. It can get a little busy and she is the only one working front of house, so understanding and patience is key.
Breakfast burritos are nice and full of eggs, potato, and meat. They don’t come with cheese (which I prefer). I think they just recently switched tortillas because they seem larger and also a little less tasty (more generic — or maybe they just ran out of their usual stash today).
I love me some chili but their green chili is a bit bland. Even some salsa would be more of a kick and flavor.
Señor has a special place in my heart — but the burritos, tasty and filling and good quality as they are, aren’t amazing.

Got the carne asada burrito, deluxe version. Not a fan of the sauce they «smother» it with. Surrounded the burrito and took away from the flavor of the quality skirt steak inside the burrito. Could have used some rice. Overall, though, very satisfying. :)
NOT TO MENTION, their Horchata is made in-​house and is DELECTABLE and not too sweet. Just a hint of cinnamon!
They ran out of flan when I came in, which made my cry, but that must mean it’s amazing. They also make their own fried ice cream.

After reading through their previous reviews, it looks like they must have shrunk their burritos. With the ‘deluxe’ smothered carne asada costing only $ 8.50, it’s still worth checking out. However, The meat could be more marinated and who puts refried beans in a carne burrito? Senors does.

Adorable little hole-​in-​the-​wall burrito place with outstanding food and friendly service. I was hungry from browsing bookstores and Goodwill, and wow did I find the right place! The prices were reasonable as well, especially considering the size of the burrito. There were plenty of tables inside, but I took mine to go. They have three chile options — green with pork, vegetarian green, and vegetarian red. Burritos come with chile on the inside and can be smothered for a dollar or so extra. I’m very impressed with Señor Burritos and will definitely be back!

Went here for lunch today for the first time and was blown away. The service is fast and friendly, the food is authentic, fresh and delicious. I had carne asada taco plate– it came with refried beans and Spanish rice. I also had the horchata, which was yummy and refreshing. I will definitely be back!

Absolutely amazing food! If you are ever looking for great Mexican food at a great price this is your place. Not to mention the customer service was awesome as well!

Really bland food. No flavor and terribly overpriced. Dirty environment as well. Smelled like a fat dookie was dropped on a pile of beans.

Great place. Get exactly what you expect. Everything is fresh and made on the spot. No warming up frozen dishes. When you want authentic Mexican food without any frills or gimmicks. The real-​deal.

I love a great burrito. This little place just off of Broadway serves a great burrito. I tried their shredded beef burrito and the meat was flavorful and tender. I ordered it deluxe which means with sauce, lettuce tomato and cheese (sour cream too… but I left that off.) Their sauce was perfect by my taste. The only thing that wasn’t great were their chips. They were just good… but great. The salsa that was served with them was great.

I was in the area and wanted to try some Mexican food. I had the chile relleno burrito smothered in green chili. The burrito came with some tasty fresh tortilla chips and a salsa that had a nice bite. The food was all very fresh and warm. The burrito was HUGE and definitely required a knife and fork. Flavor-​wise, I found that it was overall okay. It wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t spectacular either. I think I also didn’t completely understand what it would be like having chile relleno inside a burrito, but something about the mix of textures didn’t quite do it for me. Overall, it was an okay experience. I would be willing to come back to try some other things if I were in the area.

So I had a take away burrito and I was not impressed. I asked the cashier which meat was better and she said Pork. The pork just tasted like pork, no spice or seasoning, besides salt. I was told there would be Chile inside– none found. Beans were salty and kind of gritty. For the 5 $ I thought is would be more epic. I actually prefer Santiago’s 2.50 burritos, at least they have chile. Not sure when I will be back, possibly if I am kind of drunk. Not to hate, but as I went by McDonalds I thought longingly a snack wrap would have been tastier and cheaper. It wasn’t offensive, but it was not very good either. I guess to me that is three stars.

I like this little place! I’m not a burrito gal (I see lots of peeps getting them) but I love enchiladas! I get cheese smothered in green chili… so good! Chips & salsa always great!
No Booze… I kinda like that part too. When I go here just looking for a real good meal! I gotta get my mex mex on y’all.

This place is really good! Boyfriend got a smothered shredded beef chimichanga, and I got smothered tamales.
I love the sauce the chimichanga was smothered in. Service was so-​so, nothing bad but our waitress was friendly. Inside was also clean.

I was psyched to find somewhere that offered breakfast burritos all day, but unfortunately, my burrito from Señor Burrito’s was only okay.
I tried the «Denver» breakfast burrito which had ham, bell peppers, onions, eggs, and potatoes. I ordered a slight variation on «deluxe», and had green chile on the inside only, with cheese, sour cream, lettuce and tomatoes on the outside. The portion was very generous and everything inside was cooked quite well, but I felt pretty gypped on the green chile– it wasn’t especially flavorful as far as green chile goes, and it wasn’t spicy in the least. On the bright side, it was super fast, I did enjoy a lot of it, it was reasonably priced, and the lady at the counter was friendly.
I may give them another shot to try something else on the menu, but I’m going back to my Santiago’s half-​and-​half with cheese for my breakfast burrito fix.

Yum! I’ve been meaning to try this place for a while. My man & I decided to stop in for lunch today & will definitely return. There were two specials to choose from (a smothered ground beef burrito or for 50¢ more, ANY smothered burrito with rice & beans & a beverage). I chose the chili rellano burrito, which sounds gluttonous and while it was, it didn’t leave me feeling overly stuffed. It was the perfect amount of food.
My man got a trio of tacos, which he thoroughly enjoyed, and a Mexican coke. All this for under $ 20. And quality ingredients.

Small, barely decorated, slightly shabby corner restaurant with solid Mexican food. My three friends and I went to town on huge breakfast burritos at a price that can’t be beat. I loved mine, filled with potato, egg, and chorizo. The burritos came out quick and our waitress was sweet.
I ate my entire burrito which would normally leave me feeling ill but I felt great for the whole afternoon, a testament to its fresh, simple ingredients.