Downtown Burritos

Mexican restaurant · East Village

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"Morphing from an Italian bakery to a Mexican bakery and finally to a taqueria, this venerable bare-bones institution open since the early ’90s ( recently closed for a year and with a name change from Downtown Bakery to Downtown Burritos) was founded by Pueblan immigrants Olivia Marin and Manuel Marmolejo. It produces some of the most wallet-friendly eats in the neighborhood. My favorite is the chicken enchiladas with chile guajillo sauce, but the breakfast tacos and humongous burritos are similarly compelling." - Robert Sietsema

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69 1st Ave, New York, NY 10003 Get directions

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