El Burrito

Above average Mexican food catering to American tastes (nachos). decor is festive and the service is consistently excellent and very friendly. Servings tend to be on the large side. Plan on splitting with someone else or you will be taking some h ... more

Above average Mexican food catering to American tastes (nachos). decor is festive and the service is consistently excellent and very friendly. Servings tend to be on the large side. Plan on splitting with someone else or you will be taking some home. less

Good food, fair service, friendly but a little slow. We will go back again. The salsa is mild and out of a can, but the green salsa is better. Its good for what we have to cose from in the norhtwest. Overall, there are other better mexican rest ... more

Good food, fair service, friendly but a little slow. We will go back again. The salsa is mild and out of a can, but the green salsa is better. Its good for what we have to cose from in the norhtwest. Overall, there are other better mexican resturants.
Once you have eaten at resturants in Mexico or at the the "old town Mexican cafe" in San Diego, all others pale in comparision.
The "Best" in Las Vegas is still Javier's Lindo Michoacan on Desert Inn Road. I keep telling him to open a resturant in the northwest and I would be there every night. Nothing in this resturant comes out of a can, its all fresh and the salsa is great.
El Burrito is a repeat until I can talk Javier into opening a resturant in the northwest.
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Good food, fair service, friendly but a little slow. We will go back again. The salsa is mild and out of a can, but the green salsa is better. Its good for what we have to chose from in the norhtwest. Overall, there are other better mexican res ... more

Good food, fair service, friendly but a little slow. We will go back again. The salsa is mild and out of a can, but the green salsa is better. Its good for what we have to chose from in the norhtwest. Overall, there are other better mexican resturants.
Once you have eaten at resturants in Mexico or at the the "old town Mexican cafe" in San Diego, all others pale in comparision.
The "Best" in Las Vegas is still Javier's Lindo Michoacan on Desert Inn Road. I keep telling him to open a resturant in the northwest and I would be there every night. Nothing in this resturant comes out of a can, its all fresh and the salsa is great.
El Burrito is a repeat until I can talk Javier into opening a resturant in the northwest.
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It was very authentic, and very good, but some of the food, like the burritoes, was too greasy. But i would reccomend it to someone who is sick of all those blah, americanized mexican restauraunts. It had a very nice atmosphere, and very kind, fri ... more

It was very authentic, and very good, but some of the food, like the burritoes, was too greasy. But i would reccomend it to someone who is sick of all those blah, americanized mexican restauraunts. It had a very nice atmosphere, and very kind, friendly, and helpful employees less

This restaurant has a family style atmosphere. It is in my opinion one of the best mexican restaurants I have ever eaten at. This restaurant is a family owned buisness with the family as the employees. It brings to life real homemade mexican fo ... more

This restaurant has a family style atmosphere. It is in my opinion one of the best mexican restaurants I have ever eaten at. This restaurant is a family owned buisness with the family as the employees. It brings to life real homemade mexican food. The margaritas are to die for and the food will make you yearn for more. While in Vegas if you don't try this one you will be missing out. less