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Damn thats a good burrito. Probably one of my favorites in the city. Got the California Burrito which was perfect, all ingredients were balanced and it was really big. Came with a fire green sauce and they had some various other habanero sauce bottles that were great too. Really cool retro interior and a nice bar in the back that I'll have to come back to.
Love this place! I ordered their carne asada and shrimp and they're both solid. Cant go wrong with anything on their menu. Never really a wait except for lunch rush. They take about 10 mins to prep the food There's a speakeasy in the back!
I came to have a burrito and go to the bar area. I will just rate the burrito which was really delicious and pretty filling. The price is pretty respectable being $14. I would definitely come back and try their nachos and other types of burrito specials they had.
This place is one-of-a-kind! Part homage to SF Mission-style burritos, part 70's speakeasy bar -- it's like two worlds in one. Walk in for the taqueria vibes upfront, then sneak to the back for the lounge/bar and get ready for a totally different energy. The decor is fun and entertaining! The food menu is full of fun options, but the star is the Dankwrap -- think Crunchwrap, but next level (IYKYK!). You order at the front and can chill upfront or grab a seat in the back lounge. The bar menu is just as dope, with creative cocktails and fresh ingredients -- their margaritas and Paloma are top tier, and the Paloma is a definite winner. Vegetarian or vegan? No problem -- they've got you covered. And don't sleep on the queso (aka Liquid Dank) -- seriously some of the best around. Pro tip: this spot is amazing after a night out, not just before going out. It's a popular joint, so expect a crowd. The back lounge, called the 320 Club, is open M-F 5pm-2am, Sat/Sun 12pm-2am, and serves a late-night menu nightly from 10pm-1am. Plenty of seating options: booths, lounge tables, and bar stools. You can even rent the lounge for private parties (fits 15-20 people comfortably). Happy Hour Highlights: Daily 5-7pm (M-F) & 4-7pm (Sat/Sun) $10 Martinis, $6 Beer + Shot Combos, $1 Off Well Drinks Other fun perks: *Fri & Sat nights: the lounge turns into a full-on dance party *Soda Pop Sundays: DJ spins all-vinyl rock, funk, and soul *Weekend Brunch: huevos rancheros, chilaquiles, breakfast burritos, dulce de leche pancakes, plus killer drink specials. Overall, this spot is hella dope, lively, unique, and totally worth checking out. Grab friends, grab a drink, grab a Dankwrap -- you won't regret it!
Super Burrito, as you will quickly notice, takes inspiration from the San Francisco Mission District and in particular the burritos of the San Francisco Mission District. You are likely already familiar with the Mission style burrito from Chipotle; Super Burrito is a superior version. On entry the cash register is to your left, this is where you will place your order and pick it up. The restaurant itself is brightly decorated and full of allusions to San Francisco (I particularly love the Dodgers "choking" sign, an old New York rivalry lives on, on the West Coast). There are a few booths, then counter seating by the kitchen and the windows. In the back there is the 320 Bar, where you can order any number of drinks to enjoy alongside your burrito. The menu has a number of options, burritos being the main event. There is the standard selection of proteins (steak, chicken, carnitas, shrimp and a vegetarian option) which can be assembled into burritos, quesadillas, tacos or bowls. Nachos are also an option, though one I've never tried. If a regular burrito is too much, the Mission Slim (no rice) is an option. If it's breakfast time (or maybe closer to brunch), the breakfast burrito is a great choice. And, perhaps most excitingly, the Dankwrap rounds out the menu, offering what I can only describe as the gentrified version of the Taco Bell CrunchWrap. Perhaps the ideal way to enjoy Super Burrito is very simple: a Dankwrap, chips and queso, and your choice of beverage. The queso (described as "liquid dank" on the menu) is the perfect accompaniment to the Dankwrap, with each dunk into the cheese making the Dankwrap only more delicious (dank, even). They have the standard selection of Mexican hot sauces, and lately have been partnering with a roasted habanero sauce called Verdugo (very spicy and very good), all of which only enhance whatever it is you've decided to enjoy. As a point of personal preference I usually come at quieter times (a quiet lunch/brunch on the weekend is glorious when you are... under the weather from the night before), but you certainly wouldn't be the first person to come a bit later in the day. Overall Super Burrito is a delicious option for the Mission style burrito in New York. Given the choice between Chipotle and Super Burrito, you'd be foolish to choose the former.
Super Burrito is great, especially the Dankwrap. It's everything you want. A warm grilled tortilla filled with well seasoned beef, crunchy tortilla chips, cheese, lettuce and tomatoes. It makes for such a satisfying bite. Make sure to add some hot sauce that they have available, it just makes it more perfect. Depending on how crowded it is, your order may take longer than expected, but it's all worth it once you dig in.
Yo! Hands down the best burrito I've had in like forever. All the ingredients were fresh. I got the mission slim that has no rice in it which was perfect! It was a firm roll cooked to perfection. lol I added carne asada. I want to go back and get one for the plane. Staying in Brooklyn so I popped in to check it out... Cheap. Delicious. Flavorful. Fast. Check it out if you're in Williamsburg.
The service was very quick and the ambience inside has a very cool vibe. The burrito was overall very good, although not my favorite in the city. I thought the tortilla had a great flavor i was just missing my salsa
Food (4/5): Burrito was decent but tasted more Americanized tex-mex style. We got the Al pastor burrito and carne asada nachos which were both decent. Service (4/5): Friendly and helpful service and the food came out quickly! The process is you order upfront, pay and then pick up your order. You get your own water as well. Overall mostly self serve and seated. Ambiance (4/5): Cool hybrid of burrito spot with a bar in the back. Came here to celebrate a friend's bday and the bar had solid space, friendly bartender, and good drinks. Overall nice vibe when you combine the two spots.
I heard this place was really good but the food itself was to be expected. It wasn't anything special but it was decent and I would go back. I got al pastor and there wasn't much of that in there. There definitely could've been way more meat. The beans were really tasty with a good flavor. There's not many fast casual Mexican places in the city so this is def a good spot for it. The interior was pleasant to sit in and eat alone. The service was nice and quick enough. There's a speakeasy in the Backroom.
The dankwrap alone is so good here that will make me come back for more. Just writing this review makes me remember how good it was. Good for 1 person or a group of people to come for munchies. Super cool vibes in there. Friendly service. Will stop by for more bites next time. Very filling food. There is also a small speakeasy-ish bar in the back as well.
always see people here so was looking forward to getting a burrito but was disappointed. i asked for an al pastor burrito with avo and sour cream - simple order but i somehow got the bowl instead of burrito. it even said burrito on my receipt. not a huge problem - but the ingredients in the bowl also just didnt mesh well together for me. the al pastor meat was tougher and chewier than expected (maybe they were intentionally going for an overcooked smokey flavor), beans were a bit hard, and rice clumped together.
A Californian inspired burrito place, the aptly named Super Burrito does indeed serve a pretty tasty burrito. The menu is pretty simple, burritos, burrito bowls and quesadillas. They have various proteins to choose from and that's about it. The end product is pretty solid, and by New York standards, it probably scratches the itch. If you're from California, you may not exactly bring you back home, but perhaps it does just enough to hold you over until your next visit back. One weird item: I find it odd that a burrito place doesn't have any fresh salsa. Maybe a nit picky complaint, but I love a good salsa served with my burrito. read more
6 months ago
Damn thats a good burrito. Probably one of my favorites in the city. Got the California Burrito which was perfect, all ingredients were balanced and it was really big. Came with a fire green sauce and they had some various other habanero sauce bottles that were great too. Really cool retro interior and a nice bar in the back that I'll have to come back to. read more
Love this place! I ordered their carne asada and shrimp and they're both solid. Cant go wrong with anything on their menu. Never really a wait except for lunch rush. They take about 10 mins to prep the food There's a speakeasy in the back! read more
I came to have a burrito and go to the bar area. I will just rate the burrito which was really delicious and pretty filling. The price is pretty respectable being $14. I would definitely come back and try their nachos and other types of burrito specials they had. read more
1 year ago
This place is one-of-a-kind! Part homage to SF Mission-style burritos, part 70's speakeasy bar -- it's like two worlds in one. Walk in for the taqueria vibes upfront, then sneak to the back for the lounge/bar and get ready for a totally different energy. The decor is fun and entertaining! The food menu is full of fun options, but the star is the Dankwrap -- think Crunchwrap, but next level (IYKYK!). You order at the front and can chill upfront or grab a seat in the back lounge. The bar menu is just as dope, with creative cocktails and fresh ingredients -- their margaritas and Paloma are top tier, and the Paloma is a definite winner. Vegetarian or vegan? No problem -- they've got you covered. And don't sleep on the queso (aka Liquid Dank) -- seriously some of the best around. Pro tip: this spot is amazing after a night out, not just before going out. It's a popular joint, so expect a crowd. The back lounge, called the 320 Club, is open M-F 5pm-2am, Sat/Sun 12pm-2am, and serves a late-night menu nightly from 10pm-1am. Plenty of seating options: booths, lounge tables, and bar stools. You can even rent the lounge for private parties (fits 15-20 people comfortably). Happy Hour Highlights: Daily 5-7pm (M-F) & 4-7pm (Sat/Sun) $10 Martinis, $6 Beer + Shot Combos, $1 Off Well Drinks Other fun perks: *Fri & Sat nights: the lounge turns into a full-on dance party *Soda Pop Sundays: DJ spins all-vinyl rock, funk, and soul *Weekend Brunch: huevos rancheros, chilaquiles, breakfast burritos, dulce de leche pancakes, plus killer drink specials. Overall, this spot is hella dope, lively, unique, and totally worth checking out. Grab friends, grab a drink, grab a Dankwrap -- you won't regret it! read more
Super Burrito, as you will quickly notice, takes inspiration from the San Francisco Mission District and in particular the burritos of the San Francisco Mission District. You are likely already familiar with the Mission style burrito from Chipotle; Super Burrito is a superior version. On entry the cash register is to your left, this is where you will place your order and pick it up. The restaurant itself is brightly decorated and full of allusions to San Francisco (I particularly love the Dodgers "choking" sign, an old New York rivalry lives on, on the West Coast). There are a few booths, then counter seating by the kitchen and the windows. In the back there is the 320 Bar, where you can order any number of drinks to enjoy alongside your burrito. The menu has a number of options, burritos being the main event. There is the standard selection of proteins (steak, chicken, carnitas, shrimp and a vegetarian option) which can be assembled into burritos, quesadillas, tacos or bowls. Nachos are also an option, though one I've never tried. If a regular burrito is too much, the Mission Slim (no rice) is an option. If it's breakfast time (or maybe closer to brunch), the breakfast burrito is a great choice. And, perhaps most excitingly, the Dankwrap rounds out the menu, offering what I can only describe as the gentrified version of the Taco Bell CrunchWrap. Perhaps the ideal way to enjoy Super Burrito is very simple: a Dankwrap, chips and queso, and your choice of beverage. The queso (described as "liquid dank" on the menu) is the perfect accompaniment to the Dankwrap, with each dunk into the cheese making the Dankwrap only more delicious (dank, even). They have the standard selection of Mexican hot sauces, and lately have been partnering with a roasted habanero sauce called Verdugo (very spicy and very good), all of which only enhance whatever it is you've decided to enjoy. As a point of personal preference I usually come at quieter times (a quiet lunch/brunch on the weekend is glorious when you are... under the weather from the night before), but you certainly wouldn't be the first person to come a bit later in the day. Overall Super Burrito is a delicious option for the Mission style burrito in New York. Given the choice between Chipotle and Super Burrito, you'd be foolish to choose the former. read more
Super Burrito is great, especially the Dankwrap. It's everything you want. A warm grilled tortilla filled with well seasoned beef, crunchy tortilla chips, cheese, lettuce and tomatoes. It makes for such a satisfying bite. Make sure to add some hot sauce that they have available, it just makes it more perfect. Depending on how crowded it is, your order may take longer than expected, but it's all worth it once you dig in. read more
Yo! Hands down the best burrito I've had in like forever. All the ingredients were fresh. I got the mission slim that has no rice in it which was perfect! It was a firm roll cooked to perfection. lol I added carne asada. I want to go back and get one for the plane. Staying in Brooklyn so I popped in to check it out... Cheap. Delicious. Flavorful. Fast. Check it out if you're in Williamsburg. read more
22 days ago
3 months ago
Food (4/5): Burrito was decent but tasted more Americanized tex-mex style. We got the Al pastor burrito and carne asada nachos which were both decent. Service (4/5): Friendly and helpful service and the food came out quickly! The process is you order upfront, pay and then pick up your order. You get your own water as well. Overall mostly self serve and seated. Ambiance (4/5): Cool hybrid of burrito spot with a bar in the back. Came here to celebrate a friend's bday and the bar had solid space, friendly bartender, and good drinks. Overall nice vibe when you combine the two spots. read more
I heard this place was really good but the food itself was to be expected. It wasn't anything special but it was decent and I would go back. I got al pastor and there wasn't much of that in there. There definitely could've been way more meat. The beans were really tasty with a good flavor. There's not many fast casual Mexican places in the city so this is def a good spot for it. The interior was pleasant to sit in and eat alone. The service was nice and quick enough. There's a speakeasy in the Backroom. read more
The dankwrap alone is so good here that will make me come back for more. Just writing this review makes me remember how good it was. Good for 1 person or a group of people to come for munchies. Super cool vibes in there. Friendly service. Will stop by for more bites next time. Very filling food. There is also a small speakeasy-ish bar in the back as well. read more
always see people here so was looking forward to getting a burrito but was disappointed. i asked for an al pastor burrito with avo and sour cream - simple order but i somehow got the bowl instead of burrito. it even said burrito on my receipt. not a huge problem - but the ingredients in the bowl also just didnt mesh well together for me. the al pastor meat was tougher and chewier than expected (maybe they were intentionally going for an overcooked smokey flavor), beans were a bit hard, and rice clumped together. read more
10 months ago
2 years ago
I really like the aesthetics of this place, it's very nostalgic and I hope this never changes! The prices are pretty reasonable too which is refreshing to see in this neighborhood. I highly recommend the dankwrap. It's reminds me of a better crunchwrap from tacobell. And its cool that there's a bar in the back. read more
Low key spot... nice speakeasy in the back. Cool ambiance. Cali burrito- 4/5. I've had great cali burritos in cali (specifically SD where it originated). But these in comparison, are not as good (still quite good though- esp if there's no other local cali burrito spots... this could be my go to here in NY). Flavor profile was a little more muted comparatively here, but immensely cheesy which was nice. I tried the dankwrap and that is definitely a hit- and I'd return for that next time. read more
This is a top tier burrito spot to me! So many options and ample seating. Staff are really nice as well Crunchwrap 5/5 Definitely the best Crunchwrap I've ever had (although my only comparison is from Taco Bell)! I wish it had a little more crisp to it, but it was definitely tasty and worth trying if you're go to order is the Crunchwrap California burrito 5/5 Wow the chicken in here is delicious and pairs so well with everything else going on like the guac! I recommend putting some of their hot sauce on it to give it a little kick as well read more
4 years ago
Mission-style burritos make their way to NYC. These type of burritos come from San Francisco and are distinct in two major ways: their large size (and thus unobtainable in stores) and their steamed texture that makes them extremely stretchy and therefore resistant to tearing, able to be packed a lot. ****Their Dankwrap special, an upgraded version of the crunchwrap supreme and it tastes just like it only better in every single way. The overflowing saucy ground beef, the gooey nacho cheese, the tang of the fresh sour cream, the tender crunch of the tostada UGHHHH. SO GOOD! They're also opening a bar in the back so I'm so excited for that to get up and running. Glad this place is getting a lot of attention, it was def a highlight of my day in Williamsburg. read more
2 years ago
Amazing burritos at the new location on Bedford Ave in Williamsburg. A good number of seats at tables and in the window to enjoy the burritos, quesadillas and much more, including a crunch wrap special coming soon that I need to come back for. Definitely try a Carne Asada Burrito for an excellent time and a very satisfying meal. read more
Came here to try their burrito and that flat quesadilla. Very cool place inside, friendly staff. I was waiting for little bit, but it was a lot of costumers. So sadly only after my order I saw that guac and sour cream are $2 extra (quac it's understandable, but why sour cream?).. I will definitely pay because it's like must have for me. Burrito was really big, but it was filled with beans and rice mostly (forgot to mention that it was super burrito from their special menu).. and quesadilla was from special menu too. It was better than burrito, but still not that special that we will come back. read more
Ambiance and marketing are great - exactly what you want from a burrito spot. Got a vegan poblano pepper bowl but it was just average :/. Would have been nice to have some more spices or pizzazz, as it was a bit bland, but portion size was decent. Next time I'll try the shrimp. Am looking forward to the bar opening in the back! Definitely got potential. read more
Finally an authenticate Mission style burrito shop! The burritos are gigantic (like they should be) and affordable. We got the carne asada burrito and it was stuffed with rice, beans, cheese, pico de gallo, and salsa. It can easily be shared by two people. Don't miss out on the dankwrap while you're there. Their take on the crunchwrap supreme, but soooo much better. Crunchy, cheesy, and full of well seasoned ground beef. Looking forward to visiting the bar in the back when it opens! read more
7 months ago
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1 year ago
As a native Californian from the Bay Area, it means a lot for me to say this is hands down the best burrito I've had in all of NYC. FINALLY a decent west coast burrito, and it to top it all off there's a hidden 49ers bar in the back! Super Burrito looks unassuming in the front, with a few booths and window seating and a small but mighty menu with a variety of burritos, quesadillas, and a dank wrap (like a Taco Bell Crunchwrap supreme) that I will be trying next time. I ordered a carne asada burrito supreme style ($12.95 plus $2 for the avocado and sour cream) and they served me a burrito the size of a new born baby. This thing was loaded and absolutely delicious, the right combo of ingredients, nicely spiced, and super tender pork. My gf got a shrimp super burrito and was equally delighted. She doesn't even like burritos but said she's already looking forward to the next one. The highlight was "320 Bar" tucked away in the back--a cozy and quaint bar decked out in a 70s/80s vibe complete with vintage 49ers paraphernalia and offering drink deals during games. There's also a decent happy hour until 7! Can't believe I didn't know this place existed until today, I will absolutely be back soon! read more
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