Donkeys and Friends

Good Mexican burritos, a much rarer treat in Buenos Aires than in the United States.

This place is an example of basically everything that can possibly be good about fast food. The service is very quick and friendly, and yet the place is also very we'll kept, with large rolls of high-quality absorbent napkins at each table to assist you in consuming your lunch's abundant sauce.

The food is great; the menu is brief but just as long as it needs to be, and the portions are just as large as they need to be (i.e. about as big as Mexico).

After my second visit it is clear that the burritos are not very good. This time i try the chicken scallion. It is filled with bland chicken, rice, very creamy corn and disgusting cubes of bacon.

Why they don't use vegetables, cilantro, lime or any other fresh flavor is beyond me but if that is what you want this is not the place for you.

Heavy, bland and piping hot is what you get.

Great food, great prices, awesome and friendly staff. Even the veggie burrito is great, which coming from a hardcore meat lover says more than enough about the place.

Best and probably only good burrito joint in the area, only downside is that it's cash only, if not I would've rated 5/5.

The food here is very fresh!!! And good quality. By far the best flour tortilla I have had in Argentina. The guacamole is very good and full of ripe tomatoes. Was very pleased to have found this place!!

This place is alright! I went in really with low standards since we are in Buenos Aires. It did settle the crave for "Mexican food" but I am sure there is better. I am still on the hunt, but if you like that Tex-Mex, then this should do the trick!

I was really excited about this place as a vegetarian living in Buenos Aires, but as with many restaurants here, they have *no* idea how to cater to us non meat-eaters. I got the veggie burrito bowl expecting a pile of grilled veggies and it came with absolutely no protein at all (read: NO beans). Just a pile of iceberg lettuce with a few corn kernels, no more than 3 little pieces of bell pepper, a dallop of guac, and a bunch of almost raw onions. I would not call this a satisfying meal, either nutritionally or flavor-wise. If you're going to come here as a vegetarian, expect to leave hungry (I went and had a second dinner somewhere else).

Not sure why people seem to like this place. Maybe because Argentina doesn't have many Mexican options and know what a good burrito is supposed to taste like? The menu is rather sparse - you can basically get a burrito or quesadilla, pick your meat or go vegetarian, +/- drinks. Nachos as well. The burrito was bleh. The vegetables and meat were fine, but the thing that bothered me the most and brought this review down a star was the terrible cheese! It tasted like cheap cheese whiz and completely ruined my whole burrito, which I literally could not finish because of the nasty cheese.

One of the bigger disappointments here in BA. Fake cheese sauce should not be acceptable. Little flavor. Lousy meat. The rice was even worse. Their "artesanal" beer was Miller. If this is one of the better burrito spots in town, I'm in trouble.

For all you chipotle lovers, this is the place to go. The burritos here are so stuffed that they weigh almost twice as much as a chipotle burrito. The food is every bit as high quality and in my opinion the music is better. It's a trendy place in a trendy part of town.

Probably the best burrito in town. Good beer. Food available all day which is hard to come by in buenos aires