El Burrito Loco

David Morris

Very plain, not what you would expect from a so called scratch made street taco. Hardly any flavor in anything I have ordered there, even their fountain cola was very light on the syrup, it was more of a sparkling water.

Robin Johnson

only car in drive thru and i had to wait while the only guy seeming to work was gabbing with customer...or rather listening to the customer ... had to yell if he forgot me. my order was sitting there for as long as I had been.. 😡 and i got to witness A John making a deal in the pkg lot with the ho he flagged down.. Gross food was soso

Scott Reimers

*they responded to the comment before I finished editing it. I do not know their response as I rewrite this* They closed their doors by 8:30 during their posted hours. That said, drive through was open so I tried a loco burrito with Al pastor. Presentation was awesome. The lettuce, sour cream, and guac outside the burrito was creative. The chips were awesome dipped in it all. The burrito itself wasn't my cup of tea. The Al pastor was very juicy with a lot of pineapple juice flavor. I think I would have preferred their chicken or beef and understand why that's the only options on the menu. In the end they are very good food for a good price. I do prefer my burritos with the ability to pickup and eat with my hands, but this was a fun once in a while experience.

Michaelyn Chess

The only thing I’ve ever ordered from here is the California burrito (no beans!) but it’s delicious so why try anything else? Hands down my favorite drive thru in all of PDX.