You can get good burritos here for fairly cheap prices. I'd view Boojum's as the safe option, you know what you're getting and it'll always be tasty. It's nice that I can get my food as I like it, though it can end up in the some awful mixtures (purely the customers fault) On the negative side of things: I dislike their loyalty cards, I always thought that the standard for a loyalty card is that you get your 10th cup/bite/book free. but on Boojum, it's buy 10 and get the next free, i.e. the 11th free, that's 10% less often! I also don't think much of their guac though, it's fairly humdrum, they could do better if they're charging 75c extra for it. read more

Boojum, you have my vote! One of the nicest Burritos I've ever had! Very well prepared, huge selection of toppings and the prices are very reasonable. Its was crowded, and for a very good reason! Whatever way they're marinating their meat its clearly working for them and the taste is just unreal! They also pack it on too which is something you don't see in a lot of places. Sweetcorn is good too, a nice touch for people who want something different and I was very pleasantly surprised by the cheese. You could actually taste it! normally it gets lost among all the other bits and pieces but you could really taste every little ingredient. Nice place too! Spacious, lots of room and even an outdoor seating area! Great tunes playing in the background, kudos to whomever decided to put on some Rodrigo y Gabriela. Then to top it off you've got the quirky, friendly and polite staff! Nice all rounder! Will absolutely come back here again! read more

Amazingly tasty burritos for good price. Whether you are a student or a traveller on a budget, or maybe just would like to enjoy the mexican food in Dublin - this place is a right choice for you. Good location if you are a tourist doing some downtown sightseeing and would like to spice up your day. read more

When I moved to Dublin, good Mexican food was the last thing I was expecting to find and Boojum has been a complete surprise. I visited Boojum for lunch with a friend based on his recommendation and ordered a burrito with whole wheat tortilla, brown rice, black beans, chicken, jalapeños, with salsa roja (the hot one!) with a pint of Sol on the side and I have to admit--this was easily the best burrito I've had in a long time. The staff are very friendly and if you plan on going there frequently, make sure you get the loyalty card which gets you a host of benefits like a free meal at the end of every 10th meal and a free tee after 40 meals. read more

Hhhhhmmmm delicious fajita burrito! Checked this place out for the first time this evening and have to say I really enjoyed it. The staff were extremely friendly and efficient. The bench style dining area really gave it an added touch. Especially the seating by the window. I am such a big fan of people watching and it is like the perfect location for it. The burrito was very tasty and reasonable priced. Didn't get to have any beer with it though but that will be saved for my next visit back. Burrito and Corona can't think of anything better. read more

I've been a fan of Boojum since it opened and it's never let me down. There are so many burrito places in Dublin but Boojum really stands out for me for a couple of reasons. The Staff! They all seem so lovely, I have never been to a fast food place where the staff always seem on top form. Everyone has their bad days surely but not the boojum staff apparently. I arrive grumpy, hungry and most likely rained on and they throw me off guard with their friendly but not cloying chit chat. Once I even got a compliment on my outfit, oh yeah! They must have a great team dynamic, I'd love to know their secret. The Food! Everything is so fresh. It feels healthy, is it healthy? Kinda, maybe... I never get a chance to decide as I'm munching through my food so fast. It definitely makes you happy anyway. The Atmosphere! Boojum is popular. Queues out the door, nowhere to sit, no need to write this review, Popular. There's a great buzz amongst the customers, everyone's happy and full of burrito. The tables are communal so you can entertain yourself by listening to other peoples conversations or maybe even make a new friend (but not guaranteed with a face full of buritto). MMM, BOOJUM! read more

Best veggie burritos in the city, and I'm a total carnivoire! I had the pork and chicken one but they were only alright, Little Ass in Rathmines wins for a pork burrito hands down. But veggie burrito with corn salso & guacamole in Boojum is delicious, well worth the cycle from Rathmines and they have beers there really cheap too- €2.95. Highly recommended! read more

I've been here several times in the past few months, and I'm a fan! I love the burrito in a bowl, its massive! I've yet to finish one! What can I say, its flavoursome, filling and very generous portions and the staff are great. My only compaint is that I can't go here too often because the que's are out the door and sometimes around the corner. Good for them, but not for me :) read more

I recently ate dinner at Boojum and am excited to report a much spicier experience! On my most recent outing I enjoyed a chicken burrito with pinto beans a generous helping of tomato salsa and salsa roja. This time the salsa roja was actually hot and the pinto beans had a much better flavor than the black, really making the whole burrito experience much more enjoyable. As in the past, I really enjoyed the guacamole and was especially pleased to have the option of a frozen margarita with my meal. Though it was a bit sweet for my tastes, it managed to hit the spot. read more

The biggest burrito in town for sure - and the best ? Quite possibly ! Very tasty ingredients and all super fresh and very well put together. Excellent "stay togetherness" which is of utmost importance inn the burrito world. The meat is really juicy and flavoursome which I presume is down to some awesome marinade they use. They are very good value for money especially given the size and high quality. The beer and soft drinks are also very reasonably priced. The restaurant itself is very cool and not too fast foody and the staff really make the place. I am always a little jealous when I go in there as they look like they are having great fun working read more

A timely update I think... I might even be described as someone that has a burrito problem.... although I think the only problem is when I don't have a burrito. I love the burritos at Boojum... every time I passI'm pulled in by their siren burrito song, and it always makes me happy. The staff here are great, always full of chat and very efficient. It just has all the right vibes. Someday when I'm sick of Burritos I might try the tacos, but how could I ever tire of burritos?! read more

Certainly wins the prize for largest burrito in town, these things are massive! You can't move in Dublin these days without stumbling into a burrito joint, but Boojum has been around a while now. I would agree with others on Yelp, it probably is the best burrito to be had in Dublin. Top that off with a nice little selection of beers and super friendly staff, and it's no wonder Boojum is always busy. If the weather is good, sit outside for some great people watching while you smother into your meal. read more

Closest thing to Chipotle in Dublin! It wasn't bad (as a Californian who's always complaining about how the Mexican food in Dublin is meh, that's a compliment) and it did fulfill my craving for a nice burrito. I'd say it's on the yummier side of burritos I've tasted in Dublin. Fast and easy service (cafeteria/production line style) but you might have to fight for a space if you wanted to eat in (it gets crowded). read more

Boojum = Chipotle = Boojum. It's that simple. Based on the other options in this city I give them 3 stars. Plus, they had a burrito + beer special yesterday to celebrate Mexican Independence day. Cheers for noticing! Beware of the hot sauce on the tables--it is actually buffalo wing sauce so the flavor is odd on a burrito. Also, if you dont feel like eating the whole burrito, listen to yourself and avoid the brick-stomach syndrome. read more

I thought I had already reviewed Boojum.... hmm.. Perhaps because I review it with 5 stars in my head every time I go in. I often find myself driving out of my way to get a Burrito for lunch and Boojum is top of my list. For a start, they make probably the best Burritio in Dublin, though there is fierce competition for that claim. So I'm not saying they make the best burrito in Dublin. Instead I am saying they are the best place to eat a burrito in Dublin I think. There are a few reasons for that. Friendly staff, clean spacious environment, hot sauce selection on each table. Perhaps the best reason for me is that of all the burrito places I frequent, they have the best beer selection and indeed beer prices. A bottle of craft beer is €3.95 which is often not much more expensive than an off license. This includes Brooklyn black chocolate stout which is a 10% beer. Word of advice, it works better after a burrito as it's quite sweet. Instead I recommend Red Pig which is Mexican craft beer. A sort of easy drinking red ale which complements a spicy burrito very well. I also like that they now offer wholegrain tortillas if you are health concious, though you wan't catch me eating one of them. I have been to the two in Belfast also and they are equally as good. read more

I was brought here by a friend of mine who proclaimed Boojum has "the best burritos in Dublin". I trust his opinion on burritos and though I haven't had any other burritos in Dublin, I'm sure this is one of the best. Yes, the similarities to Chipotle are there. The cilantro-lime rice being the most obvious one. However, I've always enjoyed Chipotle so I wasn't disappointed at all. I ordered the chicken burrito with black beans and the salsa verde. There were a few things about this burrito that is keeping the rating at a 4: the beans were slightly undercooked, the salsa verde didn't have any 'kick', and I really should have added guacamole and jalapenos. That being said, the chicken was delicious and the experience as a whole was quite tasty. The staff were very nice and I also enjoyed the variety of Mexican beers available! I thought it was a nice touch. I will definitely be back there because, after all, I really do love a good burrito. read more

Simply the best burrito shop in town. Almost always full but the service is very speedy. Despite being very busy the staff are very friendly. The burritos/fajitas are very tasty and huge! They tacos are good for a lighter snack and there natchos are amazing! Add to that cheap mexcan beer and there ya have it, the best burrito place in town if not the country. Oh also if ya eat 40 burritos ya get a free t-shirt! read more

I have been to Boojum quite a few times. Still waiting to be 'wowed' by it. Boojum have an incredible reputation, and I cannot understand why. Apparently their pork burrito is the way to go, but I don't eat pork, so I get chicken, I get the chicken burrito no matter which burrito place I go. Except Boojum. Simply because it is, for want of a better word, awful. I have had three or four chicken burritos from Boojum, each as bad as the next. The chicken is shredded, fine, I'd prefer chicken breast, but it's fine. It is brown meat, fine, I'd prefer white, but I can compromise. It's slimy, sometimes you get that with brown meat though, so fine. It is wet and therefore makes your burrito soggy, not the end of the world, but really? It is over cooked, no excuse. It is under seasoned, no excuse. The only somewhat good thing about Boojum is the staff. The staff are very friendly, although it can seem slightly insincere when they ask you how your weekend was, nice touch, but you know they don't care. read more

The burrito I've been waiting for. Just when I was starting to give up hope on finding a decent burrito in Dublin, Boojum restored my faith in humanity. Now, I didn't stumble upon it, I was on a mission to find this holy grail of a burrito bar... in the rain. The location services on my phone were telling me I was 2 and a half hours away (yikes) and anyone I'm pretty sure I was within 5 minutes of the place but I finally managed to find it after about 20 minutes. Better late than never I guess. Boojum did not disappoint. Staff was super friendly, the burrito was a burrito that I would happily eat again and that's the first time I'm saying that in Dublin. Even the guac was good. Now I haven't been to every burrito bar in Dublin (I've still got a week left, so it could happen), but Boojum will forever occupy a place in my heart. One more thing - they only take cash, but don't judge if you have to pay in small coins. God bless 'em. read more

I heart Boojum. Huge, satisfying, tasty burritos. I like the chicken burrito with cheese and sour cream - add guacamole for extra flavour, aww yeah! read more

I've been to Boojum a few times. I was there early on in its life and have been going on and off since then. I've ordered the shredded beef every time (80% by choice and once because they were out of chicken, but it was free burrito day so I didn't begrudge them). Once I had it in a salad and I have to echo Annie, they really weren't generous. I asked for more lettuce twice just to make it feel like a salad instead of beef with sides. The beef was also pretty salty last time I visited, and the chips as I had them two months ago were too salty to be nice at all while the guac lacked salt. These are the only downsides. I come from the home state of the first Chipotle. Echoing everybody else who's seen one of these locations, this is a takeoff of Chipotle. Being a fanatic of Chipotle back home, I am not saying this is a bad thing- not at all. It's reliable and it's familiar. The only differences are the good ones: -pinto beans with no bacon! I could never eat the pinto beans at Chipotle and am so glad to try them here -burrito-makers who are enthusiastic and happy to explain their craft to anyone who's the slightest bit confused (and let me tell you, there are a fair share of punters who wander in with no idea what they're doing) -ultimate combinability (for example, they have no problems at all mixing both beans and two salsas). I've always felt rushed through the conveyor belt at Chipotle; at Boojum it feels like patience with a side order of efficiency. The free burrito day was great; I queued for about 20 minutes in the afternoon, entertained by a jazz band, and received my bounty for no charge. I didn't ask for guac in case I'd have to fork out for extras. That was the day they were out of chicken, and that was the day the shredded beef was salty but great, and the rice was surprisingly limeish. Next time I go I want to try this "dragon's breath" hot sauce they keep behind the counter that John talked about on facebook and see where that's at. I'd also like to try the chicken, and a margarita now they have this machine running. Boojum does a nice, familiar burrito in a familiarly large size (enough for two meals for those of small appetite). Points for creativity with the name (they explain it on the wall, y'all: it's a cactus that grows in Mexico named after a creature in Lewis Carroll's poem "The Hunting of the Snark"). Points for acting like Chipotle when that's all a body could ask for. Points for being conveniently enough located that I can go when I feel the craving. Points for a nice owner who's true to his word and goes all out on free burrito day. Four solid, solid stars. read more

Quite possible that it was just the day I was here (my car broke down before the Burrito Blow out event - So I was a bit stressed and distracted in trying to find the AA number and worrying about the cost to come). But I just wasn't 100% convinced by the Boojum burrito and it just didn't win against my other favourites from all the places on this list. But I suppose that's why there are so many different places in town - one for everyone. I did like the location, atmosphere and happy staff. The burrito was definitely tasty no doubt. And maybe it again was just my choice of ingredients but my taste-buds didn't say WOW. So I'll give them another go on a more relaxed day and might update my opinion then ;-) read more

Worth the visit if you need the flavors of Mexican dishes to satisfy your palette. No frills, quick service, satisfactory seating space. Some days it comparable to Chipotle, but I think it's better. read more

I got a Burrito Bowl with Veggies (comes with guacamole), Corn Salsa, Cheese, Sour Cream, Jalapenos. Delicious. The guacamole was all on one side, which was kind of annoying as everything else was spread out, but I worked though it :) Some of the veggies were left in big pieces too, which would not be good if it was a burrito. I chose corn salsa because Im becoming a bigger and bigger fan of it and this did not let me down. For Americans: the jalapenos are like back home! Not only 1/2 as spicy as usual. Student discount! I forgot to ask but its there. Cant wait to try the nachos. read more

Reviewed this place before. This is a tiny update: they now have one of my favourite Mexican beers (Pacifico, from the Baha). As far as I can tell, this makes Boojum possibly the best-stocked source of Mexican beers in Dublin at this point! Negra Modelo, Dos Equis, Pacifico. The Holy Trinity right there!! :-) And also ate there again: soft tacos with the slow cooked pork. Still excellent, especially for the price. They were jammed the night I was there (pre-Ireland-Spain Footy game....). Great atmosphere on what was a rainy and ultimately disappointing night. Look forward to trying it again, and like what they're doing. I think, like perhaps several of the recent Mexican arrivals in Dublin, they're looking to emulate the success of Chipotle Mexican Grill from the US. Low-priced, tasty and relatively healthy eats (ok, depends on what you choose!). read more

The line was just at the door when I arrived, but the door is not too far from the counter, plus the line moves quickly, so it wasn't long until it was my turn to order. Carnitas burrito please, and while the tortilla is warming, I'm asked if I want white rice or Mexican. Wow, there it is, that rare commodity in this part of the world, Mexican rice. Well, it had the right color, and it is not bad, but it still isn't quite what it should be, a few ingredients were missing. A nice variety of seating options, and with the place being so popular, it is an active environment, but I was still able to relax and enjoy myself. As I picked up the foil wrapped burrito, I felt a bit of coolness to the touch, but didn't think too much of it at first, as it went away as I re-gripped the burrito. The first few bites were good, I could tell the tortilla was well packed, with a generous helping of the carnitas. But as I got farther along, I realised why I felt the coolness. All of the sour cream, and the guacamole that I had asked to be added (at the typical small extra cost), was on one side, and the ingredients must have been chillin' pretty good at the ingredient bar. It was a shame, as the rest, the carnitas and pinto beans, were good, but I can only dream of how it would have been if it was all mixed together better. The portion size was perfect, the tortilla held together, and it was filled to capacity. The chunks of stringy pork made a nice meaty, filling, meal. On the Burrito Blow Out scale Restaurant 4 Atmosphere 3 Service 4 Menu variety 4 Value 4 Location 4 Burrito 4 Tortilla 5 Meat 3 Sauce 3 Spice factor 4 Stay togetherness 5 Presentation 4 Portion size 5 Dispersion 2 read more

Yep, this burrito place is the best! Best service, best atmosphere, best selection, best taste.

A few years ago there was not a single Mexican place in Dublin. Now we have a half dozen quality ones. This is a quality one. The food is authentic, made fresh with fresh ingredients, and priced affordably. The staff are always friendly and the service is prompt. You also can't beat the location right next to the Jervis LUAS stop. read more

Burritos with a difference. i think this places was the original burrito palace in Dublin. If not its the king of them all. Rammed a lunch time and straight after work, they Burritos are out of this world. read more

As a gluten free dieters we can't have burritos anymore, but we can have a Burrito Bowl! This is a Burrito Bowl! All the goodness of the ingredients without the tortilla. I've never actually had a proper burrito, I was always concerned about it ending up all over me because I'm not coordinated enough for it! Then it was off the menu as an option. I've noticed that if you order the bowl, you tend to get more food... Maybe it's just me but it looks like a larger portion or maybe it's just less squished together! Normally I have a dollop of guacamole on there but they had none when I was in! I've tried the Burrito Bowl in a few places: I definitely prefer Boojum. They're located in the Italian Quarter, so they're pretty handy for a bite while shopping or heading to the cinema on the North side. The ingredients are gluten free and always just so good. I've tried the chicken, beef, and pork. I love the beef and my other half loves the pork. I have noticed they don't change gloves when going from a burrito to a bowl but the ingredients are all ladled into the bowl. I've never had a reaction there, but it's something to note if you are hyper hyper sensitive. The feel of the place is burrito and beer/soft drink/water (no gluten free beer) with music and quick dining. You order, you sit with your food, you leave. The turnover of customers is fast and it's always pretty full when I'm in there. Boojum has a student discount in operation and a loyalty card system. Collect 10 stamps and get a free main meal... and possibly a Boojum addict t-shirt! For full details on Boojum visit their website, Facebook, or Twitter. I've linked their Dublin Facebook and Twitter there but they are also located in Belfast and Galway. Most burrito places offer this as an alternative. I've double checked in Boojum, Burritos & Blues, and El Gringo and the ingredients for the Burrito Bowl are gluten free. El Gringo did say the nacho chips are not. read more

If there's a better burrito in Dublin I haven't tasted it (and I've tasted a lot). This place is perfect for a drop in, quick bite. The staff are very friendly and the food is always great. There's a great student special and I think the sol/corona's are only €3. I'm a fan of the shredded pork with black beans and half medium/half spicy sauce. I would highly recommend this place. read more

Good burritos that are similar to chipotle. They do however wrap them much better. The chips however are just ok. Overall this is a nice place to get a quick burrito or a bowl. read more

Went here last night because I was craving Mexican food. I'm from California and am admittedly a snob when it comes to all things salsa, masa, and frijole so I wasn't expecting a whole lot from Boojum. As some others have suggested, it's exactly like Chipotle in the States - a casual chain burrito restaurant a few steps up from Taco Bell. But, you know what, my burrito last night was delicious and hit the spot! I ordered the vegetarian which came with lovely grilled peppers and delicious guacamole. The rice was bland, just normal white long grain rice - where's the spicy red Mexican rice I love so much?! But thankfully there was so much flavor in the other ingredients that I could ignore the rice. The burrito was massive - couldn't finish it. And good value for money too! I will definitely be coming here again for my burrito fix! read more

Boojum, Boojum, dear Boojum... I've been pretty disappointed by you! I'm okay with your hipsterism, with your trendy service, even with your tatoos and your dreadlocks... But come on, really? Your burritos were 'asi asi'. The meat? meh. The rice? Nope. Dry and stodgy. Did you grab that at the canteen or what?! The guac' was pretty cool though, but nothing exceptional in the overall. Plus, a smile with my burrito would have been appreciated. Boojum, I may give you another chance, but don't miss it this time! read more

I am a boojum addict. Now that that's been established I'd like to look at the business critically. There was a time when I couldn't finish a boojum burrito. It used to be overflowing with meat, sour cream, cheese and everything else you want it to be overflowing with. I think that as the business is under new management it has become slightly more tight with portions. While this does minimise wastage it is literally the only issue I have with the place. On the positive the food is absolute quality, tasty, filling and just all round delicious!! There is a wide choice of meats, sauces and sides and if you're a student you can get a burrito or burrito bowl (which is ingenious and not messy basically everything inside a burrito in a plastic tub instead of a burrito wrap) for €5.75 which is basically a meal in itself!! There is a loyalty card available which if you fill up enough you get free burritos and a free tee after a certain amount of stamps. If you see a queue out the door don't be put off they actual move incredibly quickly as they have a conveyor belt system which optimises efficiency and ensures all are well fed in a short period of time! Give it a go, y'all will love it! read more

I really like burritos, so when I found the "Dublin's Ultimate Burrito Challenge" I noticed I hadnt tried their burritos yet. And seriously, the places is overrated. They have a student deal (thumbs up), but their burrito's options are too poor (maybe 5 or 6 only??). The staff is super friendly and they recommend things to you in case you are not familiar with the options of sauces they have. Price, OK. And prepare yourself: the place is small. Not so many tables, and initially I had to eat outside (so so cold!) and wait until someone leave so I could get a table. They were very generous with my burritos; it was so fat and heavy that couldn't eat up! Also I didn't stay longer because I wanted to leave my table to some young fellas eating and standing in the middle of the corridor. Overall, the experience was OK, but not sure if I would come back there. read more

Boojum - Student deal: Barbecoa @ Boojum - Mexican Near Me - North City, D

Can't believe I only lost my Boojum virginity yesterday! I had heard long ago that this place was rumoured to be the home of Dublin's best burrito and by god the rumours are true. Boojum definitely has something special that sets it apart from the other Burrito bars in town. It is no wonder the queue is always out the door. I got the burrito bowl with carnitas, veg, tomato salsa, rice and of course a bit of guacamole and I can see this becoming a weekly habit! Boojum ticks all the boxes for me, happy staff, efficiency, good value and of course the most important seriously tasty!!! read more

We were Californians traveling in Dublin, visiting friends who are also transplants from the Bay Area. They took us this place to show us that Dublin had finally figured out how to make a halfway decent burrito. Like others have said, this is very very similar to Chipotle in the US. Very simple Mexican-style food. Not exactly authentic Mexican -- they are missing the corn tortillas, and the rice isn't Spanish rice by any stretch of the imagination -- but it's pretty good. I had the burrito bowl without rice. The beans, guacamole and salsa were especially good. Other things miss the mark. Again, the rice is just white rice. The burritos aren't really wrapped that well. And the margaritas come out of a slushy machine and are too sweet (and lack enough tequila). But for someone stuck in Dublin and longing for a bit of Mexican flavor, this isn't a bad option. read more

There is not much more you could want from a burrito place: friendly staff, generous portions and its popularity means you always get fresh servings. Bonus points for mixing the ingredients before they wrap it all up. My favourite combo: wholewheat wrap, coriander rice, chicken meat, salsa verde and a bit of corn. Remember to ask for a squeeze of lemon to top it all off. read more

Very disappointed the last that I was there with the Chips & cheese. I ordered for taking away and when I arrived home I realised that the chips "& cheese" were basically chips & only one chip with cheese. Also, it was my second time there and the staff were asking me what to put in my burrito. She was already putting whatever she wanted before I could give her an answer. Bad service! Never again! read more

Boojum - The "amazing chips with cheese" As you can see only one chip has cheese... VERY dissapointed! Never again - Mexican Near Me - North City, D