D'Landria F.
9/20/2025
Definitely a neighborhood gem! The staff were super friendly and helpful. I've had the Oregon burrito twice. Neither time did it disappoint. It's a nice portion size so I could only eat half. If...
Rose City Burrito
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6205 NE Prescott St
Portland, OR 97218
Nestled in the vibrant city of Portland, Oregon, Rose City Burrito stands out as a delightful Mexican eatery that captures the essence of authentic flavors and warm hospitality. This cozy restaurant beckons locals and visitors alike with its inviting atmosphere and tantalizing aromas that promise a culinary journey through Mexico's diverse cuisine.
From sizzling fajitas to zesty street tacos, Rose City Burrito takes diners on a sensory adventure with each dish crafted to perfection. The menu boasts a creative fusion of traditional recipes and modern twists, offering a delightful array of options for every palate. Whether craving a classic burrito bursting with savory fillings or indulging in a refreshing margarita, this charming Mexican restaurant in Portland delivers a memorable dining experience that celebrates the rich tapestry of Mexican culinary traditions.
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4.518 reviewsDavis F.
10/29/2025
Food is super delicious and made in less than 10 minutes. 8 dollars for a chicken burrito is honestly super convenient and affordable. Great atmosphere and is almost always quiet when I come in....
Ingrid S.
4/26/2025
Here are the reasons you should go here: large portions, super affordable, the salsa selections, and the Oregon burrito. I want to try more items on the menu but this is my go to order. Everyone...
Andrew A.
10/19/2024
This is the second Mexican restaurant to open in this spot in a short time. Some clues as to authenticity: salsa bar, Spanish-speaking employees, and neon hand drawn signs. The carnitas breakfast...
Tony A.
1/9/2025
Reasonably priced Mexican food, nicely prepared, polite and prompt service in an attractively designed restaurant. The enchilada plate (three enchiladas, rice, refried beans, lettuce, tomatoes,...
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