“the chorizo doesn’t turn it red per se, but it is super greasy and crumbly and delicious and mixed with potatoes, eggs, and cheese. Would recommend.”
H3
5.8/10Mexican
AI-generated summary
People are split on the . Fans say it's the closest thing to SF in the city and the salsas are genuinely hot. Others say the tortillas are good but the filling is underseasoned, and more than one person called the bad. Worth trying if you want the style, but don't travel for it.
“the chorizo doesn’t turn it red per se, but it is super greasy and crumbly and delicious and mixed with potatoes, eggs, and cheese. Would recommend.”
H3
“If you're looking for Mission style, check out B'klyn Burro in Clinton Hill.”
H2
“Bklyn Burro makes me sad. It says "SF style burrito" on the glass, so they know what they're trying to be, and they so very aren't.”
H2
“B’klyn burro on Fulton st. Mission style burritos”
H2
“They have such good tortillas but it’s never seasoned enough and just doesn’t fully taste authentic to me”
H2
“B’Klyn Burro also has a good cali style if you are closer to them.”
H2
“I kind of like Bklyn Burro. Feel like it’s solid without trying to do too much. Also their salsas send me to the pain zone which I like.”
H2
“I ate there and the burrito was terrible.”
H2
“BKLYN BURRO is so insanely close to authentic SF your head will be spinning.”
H2
“Bklyn Burro makes the best mission style burrito in the city”
H2
“The breakfast burrito was criminally bad though.”
H2
“it's way better than B'klyn Burro”
H2