Gourmet Burrito - San Elizario

The walls are a vibrant mix of red, yellow, and green, adorned with string lights and a TV playing a Spanish soap opera. There are also paintings for sale throughout the space. It seems to be owned by a small group, along with their kind, English-speaking daughter, who is very helpful. The menu features several vegetarian options, which is a nice touch. As we settled in, we decided to order nachos with beans, cheese, and guacamole. Next to us sat a few local children, and the entire place has only about four or five tables, giving it an intimate vibe. The nachos came with a bowl of fresh, pickled jalapeños, which were a delightful addition. The food was fresh and authentic, and the delicious combination won us over. Encouraged by the ambiance, we ordered a Veggie Burrito, which was unlike anything we had ever seen before. It was a thin wrap, and the rice inside was a beautifully blended paste that complemented the other ingredients perfectly. As more patrons—locals and fellow tourists—started to fill the space, we couldn’t resist ordering another round of fresh, crispy nachos, followed by another burrito. And I must mention that the prices were very reasonable! Overall, it was an enjoyable experience, and I would highly recommend it!