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    Rico Burrito

    4.7 (13 reviews)

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    A very elegant bag for a wonderful burrito!
    David C.

    This is probably one of the neighborhood's best-kept secrets. This place does one thing, a set of Tacos/Burritos, but they are done exceptionally well. Rico is a ghost kitchen. But even if you know that already, it can still be intimating to go in because there are no signs that this place exists, save a small sticker on a side wall. Go in. Please go in and say that you're looking for Rico Burrito. The lady at the counter was very friendly and got the menu out. The choices are limited: pork, chicken, barbacoa (pulled beef), and avocado. I had the Barbacoa burrito, and it was fantastic. The ingredients tasted fresh. The meat was well seasoned, and the hint of lime made all the difference. The burrito wasn't overly stuffed, and the tortilla had a nice chewy texture. The burrito sauce was alright. Close to a chipotle sauce, it brought everything together well. Conclusion: there are tons of fast food restaurants nearby. Do yourself a favor. Wander to the pub, and try their tacos or burritos. The price will be the same. The experience will be a hundred times better.

    Fish, chicken, and pork tacos
    Basma N.

    I was in the mood for tacos and I was specifically trying to find a place that has flour tortillas as I'm not the biggest fan of corn tortillas. I stumbled across this place and they had a simple menu with a 5 taco option where you can pick different flavours. I also ordered guacamole and chips which unfortunately weren't packed. However they were very sweet and refunded me for that! The tacos were very good, the sauces on them were delicious. The packaging was amazing, it felt very luxurious and kept the tacos in good shape. I'm curious to try different flavours plus the chips and guacamole.

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    Wow, Rico Burrito takes top spot for me for burritos and tacos in Toronto. Delicious! Great balance of taste and flavours, excellent ingredients, soft thin taco skins. It's on par with the top Tex-Mex places that I've tried in Texas. We ordered tacos with chicken, pork, beef, fish, and avocado. All excellent. The meat is super soft. This review is for the Rico Burrito on 51 Eglinton Ave E, Toronto, ON. I can't find the listing for it on Yelp so I'm posting for this different location.

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    A fun and tasty concept with fresh ingredients. The portions were filling, and everything was made quickly

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    Perhaps the best burrito I've ever had... Great work! I had a carne burrito with the tres leches dessert.

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    Amazing food, but even more impressive- incredible packaging. First time ordering and was very impressed.

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    Playa Cabana - Baja fis tacos, Gauc & chips and Pollo tinga

    Playa Cabana

    3.9(504 reviews)
    9.6 kmThe Annex
    $$

    Visited this spot as its close to the museum and Casa Loma. The strong reviews looked promising so…read moreI decided to book a reservation here. The place is a bit small so it can be a bit tight so I would highly recommend having reservations if you have a large group. Tacos: The soft and the crispy tacos were both delicious. The tinga chicken and the beef barbacoa were juicy and full of flavour. The portions was fair, the quality was a standout and tasted quite authentic. Overall, I really had a great experience at Playa Cabana, totally would come here again to try out their other dishes.

    The food was awful. I ordered the vegetarian enchiladas, and I've never had enchiladas served with…read moreraw zucchini and carrots. On top of that, the entire meal arrived cold. It got worse. When I went to the basement washroom, I swear I saw what looked like the end of a mouse's tail sticking out from under the door. Needless to say, I completely lost my appetite. When the waiter asked how everything was, I told him honestly that it was terrible. I had only taken two bites, and there was really no response. I wouldn't have wanted a replacement anyway after that experience. I also had some fruit bites, and about 10 minutes later my stomach started gurgling. By the time I got home, I felt awful. I was shivering, felt like I was going to throw up, and had to rush to the bathroom. It honestly felt like food poisoning. And I still paid for my meal Unfortunately, I can't recommend this place.

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    Quetzal - Empanada oaxaqueña

    Quetzal

    4.3(152 reviews)
    11.8 kmKensington Market
    $$$$

    Winner meal of our Toronto trip. Being from California, didn't think of having Mexican food in…read moreCanada, but glad the Michelin star lured me in. I left a super fan. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Cost to worth it rating: 4 ($US 150 for a good amount of food and drinks at this caliber is a steal) Opentableable: yes but not later Return worthiness: yes Eve award: best fine dining Mexican pizza, best service I've had ever, best trio of meats I've had Highlights: - Mexican pizza (aka tlayuda toloqueña): phenomenal invention and best thing I ate the whole trip. Fresh crispy tortillas combination of so many ingredients and melded well together from green chorizo to dollops of white bean to slices of carrot. 5 stars - Pork (pork secreto al pastor): most tender pork ever! Brined then sous vide and finished grilled. Surprise onion compote was wonderful plus slices of grilled pineapple. 5 stars - Duck (dry aged Hudson Valley duck breast) : I've had HV duck many times before but this is one of the most standout duck breast I have had. Tender not gamey at all and in a lovely sauce. I love duck and cannot comprehend why this blew y mind, but I'm happy it did. 5 stars - Hanger steak (prime hanger): cooked perfectly medium rare with a creamy au poivre like sauce on top. My friend would have preferred to be asked how it was cooked and she had to stick to the end pieces to be less pink--but I loved it the way it was. 4.75 stars (wonderful but I had to separate it from the others) - Chocolate mousse (spiced Mexican Hot Chocolate): light and airy but deep in chocolate flavor with a sponge cake made with honey that mimicked honeycombs. Another surprise hit. 5 stars - Scallop ceviche (Hokkaido scallop ceviche in a leche negra sauce): tender bits of scallops with avocado in what I equate to a black taco seasoned sauce made with ground up ingredients. 4.25 stars - Sweet potato (coal roasted sweet potato): large tender pieces with char and greens around. 3.5 stars - Atmosphere: open fire everywhere with the kitchen right out there, high energy in the low almost cave - like white stone dining room which was very unique - Wine: great - Abraham: delightful, fun, and well educated waiter who answered my dorky questions about the food - Utensils for each course: loved it so there was no mystery of what you were supposed to use to keep you out of any Pretty Woman situation - Service overall: outside of the waiter, every single person was amazing. From the people presenting our dishes, to the ones constantly wiping our tables, to the individual who chatted with us as we were waiting for our friends before we left. I dine out a lot and this was top notch impeccable some of the best service I have ever had at any restaurant anywhere. I can only think of Alinea that could top it. Midlights: - Cocktails: majority are mezcal which is understandable with the cuisine and smokey theme, but I'm not a mezcal person so options were minimal Lowlights: - Creepy dark basement bathroom

    Quetzal is my absolute favorite restaurant on the planet (not that I'm a major world traveler by…read moreany means, of course). My wife and I just recently completed our 4th visit to this Michelin-starred masterpiece. We did make the mistake this time of sitting at the Chef's Counter in the middle of summer with the fire grills going, but it's such an amazing experience to watch them all be pros at what they do that it makes you forget about the sweat. Sitting at the bar is also equally fun with the engaging bartenders. The service and the ambiance of the long, corridor-like place is just incredible. The darker lit atmosphere gives it a really intimate but welcoming feel. And every server or bartender or chef we've talked to there has been equally friendly, knowledgeable, and down to earth. We also absolutely love the fact that virtually everything is naturally gluten free (perfect for those with celiac!). This time around, we got the mushroom and shishito peppers (I don't even like mushrooms with the firm texture but these ones were insanely tender I would happily eat them whenever), tuna tiradito, empanada, and bone marrow and shrimp (not sure we've ever had bone marrow before or that we'd get it again, but it was definitely an interesting flavor and not a disappointment in the least). We also had a solo regular sit next to us who happily gave us a piece of his tlayuda which was maybe the best of what we got the entire night. Dessert was the coconut nicuatole, which was the perfect cherry (or pineapple) on top of another perfect dinner. In the past, we've also heavily enjoyed the scallop ceviche and coal roasted sweet potato and our friend also raved about the whole seabream. Their cocktails are also on point and the tasting menu with drink pairing is also hugely fun but come ready to leave stuffed because it's a LOT. Best restaurant ever and I can't wait to go back again!

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