Tortilla

Tortilla is pretty much identical to Chipotle but a little better because they serve tacos and because they’re not Chipotle. Not that there’s anything really wrong with Chipotle. I just prefer the slightly smaller guy. Great veggie options that come with free guac en masse. A couple decent hot sauce options (Valentina and maybe a house option? Possibly more; other tables seemed to be hoarding them during our visit). Plenty of upstairs and downstairs seating at this location. Good bang for buck in the area. I’d hit them up again.

Great fast food place! I had a bad experience from the server and complained to Tortilla, I found out it was her last day. Tortilla were so nice, apologised and gave me a free Burrito. Can’t get much better service than that. The Burritos are scrumptious and sooo cheap. Whenever i’m in Oxford Circus I go to the one around there or the one in Westfield.

It’s always a pleasure eating to Tortilla. It’s an experience that I advise to everyone. I tried twice in Westfield at Stratford and I fell in love. Guacamole it’s amazing and the large tortilla it’s a massive lunch. Perfect if after you don’t have to do something. Prices have a good balance between quality of food and service, at the end it’s a fast food and not a restaurant but they should be. This style of food deserve a nice place and a friendly and financial service. The 5^th star does not coming just because I didn’t find as meat, the grilled steak and I had barbacoa beef. A bit disappointed but the meat was really nice however. I can’t wait to try Tortilla again, again and again. Poor liver!!!

This small little burrito place does some of the best food in the area. It’s a bit pricey, but not bad by London standards. £5 will get you a good amount though, and having been multiple times the food has always been great. Would recommend!

As burritos in London go, this is on the lower end of my spectrum. The veggie one is mostly peppers and mushrooms with a big slop of guac (I think guac is best in small quantities), and the spicy sauce options minimal. A burrito does not come with chips; these must be ordered separately and do not taste fresh. Good selection of Mexican beer.

Absolutely delicious. Totally a knock-​off Chipotle, but at least they did it right! (And their hot sauce really is hot, so watch out!) It’s probably the best Mexican food I’ve had in Europe, and I’m CONSTANTLY a trying every place I come across
P.s it’s great for vegetarians

Very good burritos for hungry tourists. The people are friendly and the place is nice. One medium plate is enough and filling. Great quality for the price.

They don’t take American Express credit cards which is fine if they would post it before you buy…, and then not be rude about it when you mention it would be helpful. Food was good and atmosphere was good

Quick and effective. You just step in, queue up, get a fresh hot burrito, and go. They’re friendly, efficient, and the burritos are really satisfying.

Also have seating downstairs. If you want to sit upstairs where there are windows send someone to grab a seat while you order they fill up fast. The food was really good and fresh. For the area it was also reasonably prices.

Wherever I go, I look for Mexi food. ‘Cause I love it! This was a nice, fresh and quick and easy place to grab a burrito on a walk around town. My chicken burrito was spicy and tasty, and I would definitely return if I worked or lived nearby. A good fast burrito option in the city.

Everything here is fresh, very generous, environment is very clean. What more do you need?
Lets hope they can open a few more stores as the mexican food market is severely limited in the UK.

Prime location for a speedy and tasty burrito less than one minutes’ walk from Trafalgar Square.
This is pretty much the UK version of Chipotle and also has similar claims about using ethically reared meats in its products.
What I prefer about Tortilla over Chipotle (as that’s its most similar rival) is:
–choice between standard and large size
–really tasty, bespoke, sauces
–cheap nachos
–the guacamole is slightly tastier (that’s saying a lot as Chipotle’s is great)
–there’s a loyalty card
–decent amount of seating
If you’re after a burrito, this is the place I would recommend.

Another burrito place! Clearly there is a Burrito Boom in London… Work BFF better get on that Burrito Truck of hers! In the scope of places like this (including U.S. chains), I would actually rate it in one of my top 5. We didn’t really have anything in mind… just a bite after seeing Spamalot. As we were walking, I spotted Tortilla. At about 22:30 this seemed like a better fit than say a fancy restaurant. The menu is simple… burritos, salads, tacos… if you don’t like any of those things… you should probably head somewhere else.
Staff weren’t super friendly and the trash on tables just kept getting moved around since no one was cleaning tables on the next floor, which is really the only reason I took a star off of the rating. What I do like, you can have a small or large burrito! In ‘murica (America for those of you who don’t speak ‘murican) there is one size… and while sometimes you are so hungry you could eat a burrito the size of a scabby donkey (yeah that was a phrase I learned from a colleague from Yorkshire), most of the time I want one that I can finish and not feel like I am going to be sick.
I opted for a small with pork (a.k.a. Carnitas… and yes I love that it says that on their menu) while Mr. Snarky opted for the large with beef. You could have a Fajita Wrap… grilled veggies instead of beans. The burrito rolling could’ve used some refining because mine was not holding up. I also really enjoyed the hot sauce at the tables… delicious! There is seating upstairs and downstairs. We also had some tortilla chips with Pico de Gallo (aka their Mild Salsa… it isn’t spicy at all). The tortilla chips were nice and warm. You can also grab a Frozen Margarita! I also enjoyed reading their information… like how to eat your burrito. I also enjoyed the fact that they advertise as a «California-​Mexican Cuisine» as to avoid all those, sippin’ on the hater-​ade, that will automatically say that it isn’t authentic Mexican Cuisine. Really enjoyed and even Mr. Snarky, who spent ten years in L.A., mentioned that he has found a new burrito joint and really enjoyed it.

OK, so I grew up on burritos. I’m a little jaded when it comes to Cal-​Mex food — especially in England! I came upon this location by accident and, with a little trepidation, decided to try a burrito.
What a surprise! I got a really good burrito much like I’d get in San Francisco or anywhere else in California. Granted, there aren’t as many choices as a good taqueria here but, hey, this is in London. Even translating coriander to cilantro wasn’t a stretch.
To top it off, the staff was very pleasant and fun. They even cared when I praised the burrito.