Bell Street Burritos - Atlanta

Absolutely the best burrito in town. However, they should simply stopoffering delivery because the last three times I ordered delivery it took over an hour and a half, the order was incorrect, and it’s unclear who is responsible. They require you log into Chow Now, then you get passed onto Uber Eats and then you fall into a black hole. I guess I’m the fool for continuing to order delivery from Bell Street Burrito but they are sooo good.

I have been coming to bell street for many many years now, and i’m not exaggerating when I say these are the BEST BURRITOS IN THE WORLD!

Food was just what we were looking for. Great portions, packed with flavor. I ordered the breakfast burrito with sausage , eggs, and cheese. It was so flavorful. The jalapeño cheese grits were creamy with a slight heat. Add the green sauce to everything, it is delicious!The service was friendly and attentive. I will definitely return. This is a perfect spot to bring the friends for brunch, lunch or dinner.

I just received this email about Bell street burritos cinco de mayo “policy” . The French are mentioned naturally. Then is goes on to claim their food is Mexican food. I would say it is themed after Mexican food. Kinda bland though.Just for the sake of argument, supposing that it's not so much that you hate the French, as that you love Mexico. Is there a holiday for you? Not really, to be honest. Cinco de Mayo is just inextricably linked to both of those impulses. It's really just a yin yang situation: you can't have one without the other. But, whereas most restaurants that push Cinco De Mayo as a holiday are honestly just over the top in their hatred of the French, we invite you think of Bell Street Burritos as a respite from such negativity. This Cinco De Mayo, we hereby give you The Bell Street promise: we will not knowingly contribute to anti-French sentiment any more than is absolutely necessary to meet the legal requirements of a Cinco De Mayo party. In fact, we are specifically welcoming the Francophone community to celebrate their own historically humiliating defeat at the hands of a wildly out numbered Mexican army with us. We cannot promise that you won't be laughed at, but we will welcome you as much as can be reasonably expected and we won't require you to eat in the bathrooms like some of these restaurants do. And that's a promise.

This location had mixed reviews from my group. We settled on a 4-star rating. Everything was served with an abundance of salt. The chips, queso, salsa, and guacamole satisfied everyone. The chicken tacos were quite good. They just fell short of my lofty expectations. Staff recommended the bowl over the quesadilla for a member of the group. She tasted salt more than anything else. Our vegan in the group gives the joint 5-stars. He ordered a potato and broccoli burrito. The restrooms could use some attention and improvements. I’d return, but it’s not a place I crave.