Cuco’s Burritos

YUM. This place has the best burritos. This review is only for the food. I was craving take out one day and decided to Door Dash and found this spot was open for breakfast. I ordered the Huevos Con Chorizo Burrito and it was bomb. The texture of the tortilla, the flavors of the chorizo and egg with the fix in's. YUM.

I can't really speak on the service there because I did not order inside the restaurant. But for the food, I would say they're good. I mean the name is Cuco's BURRITOS lol so I think they're known for that.

I would order here again and definitely wanna try their other items to see if they're just as bomb.

A quaint little place to satisify your burrito needs. Not the best but certainly above average. The menu is limited and you can't get sides to go with your burrito but you pretty much can get anything you want inside of it. It's weird because they obviously have beans and rice but it's not listed on the menu. Worth going to once but I won't likely be back. Like I said, it was good but not exceptional.

FOOD: Really good burritos with a good amount of stuff inside of it and all very tasty. But not exceptional. A step above Chipotle but not by much. I've had tons of burritos and I could not tell you why this was better than the others. Still, if you have a craving, you certainly can't go wrong.

SERVICE: Very nice. They packaged everything well and it came out to me pretty quickly. Attitude was friendly even though I had a language barrier not being able to speak spanish. Still that's my problem and not theirs.

COST: Reasonable for the size of the burrito. I enjoyed the burrito very much but it wasn't exceptional.

Great service great food efficient
Super fondly
Parking can be difficult so prepare for that

This place is a cute hole on the wall! We've driven past many times but had no idea this restaurant was here until recently. The parking lot is tiny so just be warned but people squeeze in and make it work. The workers are all super friendly and they serve complimentary chips and salsa when you dine in which was a nice touch! I ordered the California breakfast burrito and it was good and the portions were big. The chorizo was a little greasy for me personally but I think I just ordered the wrong thing. I don't think I'd get a breakfast burrito next time but I am curious to try one of their other burritos if I stop by again!

This place has great (almost gourmet) Mexican cuisine influenced from the state of Jalisco. We were glad we asked for recommendations. We had the A La Suiza de Pollo which was a shredded chicken burrito with an amazing green sauce on top. I don't know if it was verde or avocado but it made the dish. We had the A La Diabla de Cameron which was a shrimp burrito with a creamy red sauce mixed in. This was a flavor explosion. Highly recommend both of these dishes and this restaurant overall.

We were craving Mexican food after hitting the gym and decided to try something new. Cuco's is a little unassuming hole-in-the-wall located immediately next to a laundromat. There's also a tiny parking lot with a few spaces, but it can be a bit difficult to get out of.

We ordered the fajitas burrito ($16) and a vegetariano con mole burrito ($15). I also added a horchata ($5.95) to try. I wanted the mole burrito because it's a rarity to find, much less a veggie version. It's a sweet mole, so I asked for some hot sauce but it didn't add as much heat as I would have preferred. I think I would have enjoyed the chile relleno burrito more, but I'll have to give it a go the next time I'm in the area. Horchata was also quite sweet, and I liked it better once the ice melted and diluted it a bit. Flavor was still good even when it's watered down!

Staff were attentive and nice. They also provided us with complimentary chips and salsa once we were seated. There's a few small tables inside that primarily seat parties of 2. It's also a dog friendly restaurant as there's a couple seats outside too.

Burrito was ok, a little small and I didn't like the paper wrap and case. Just give me foil and chips (for free). Flavors and spice was there at least.

I just wolfed down a sizeable carnitas super burrito from Cuco's, and I can confirm they live up to the hype. It was a very good burrito. You get three options, mild, medium, and spicy. I went with medium and it was a tiny bit spicier than I'd prefer so next time I'll just go with mild. Service was very friendly and there's a small parking lot next to the restaurant.

First, the women at Coco's Burritos are awesome, the establishment is clean, and the food is superbly presented both dining in and to go. The restaurant is small so many people opt for to-go.

I've always loved their regular asada burrito -- just beans, rice, meat, salsa, and cilantro + onion wrapped in a incredible tortilla.

They also have great breakfast burritos with the meat of your choice. Totally worth it but they're closed Sundays.

I give this a definite Five (5) star rating for this women owned and operated restaurant.

Gald that this place still serves their Mole Burrito which can be made vegan as well. Not many places in the bay which have a vegetarian / vegan mole sauce or mole entree option