Chilolos

I was not impressed by my initial visit. They did not have the Hawaiian burrito that I wanted to try, so I got the carne asada burrito instead. Flavors were not memorable. The prices were pretty standard but the burrito was much smaller than other restaurant burritos.

Damn foo! These burritos slapped hard!We got the Cali Burrito and the Asada Burrito. Both are fire!First impression of the place was a bit odd cause you don't have a person working the counter, just a computer to order your food. But holy F was it delicious

The Touchdown burrito is truly something special!!! So delicious! And the salsa they give you with your meal is really really good! I will definitely be going back as soon as my work schedule affords!

This is legitimately one of the best burritos I've ever had. I eat tacos at least 4 times a week. I clearly have a problem. When I first went in to the restaurant I second guessed my choice, totally thought about leaving. So glad I didn't. I had adobada burrito with beans and no rice. Tortilla was grilled toasty with cheese perfectly golden and crunchy on top.Amazing combination of simple ingredients and great textures. These are clearly people who care about making great food. Do yourself a favor and eat here, we should all support restaurants like this.

Started working in Georgetown in July and have been trying out a few different spots around the neighborhood. I am happy to say this place is my favorite! I have tried three of their burritos so far, and today I think I found my favorite -- the Hawaiian burrito (person behind me in line ordered it too so I knew I made a good choice). Very nice staff, clean interior, and pretty quick service. Going to try some more items on the menu, other than the burritos, and maybe I'll be back for an update. Anyways, if you're in the area and need a quick bite to eat, head on in.

i'd heard of the vegan burrito here and at almost 1pm on a saturday afternoon, following a quick costco run, the gas station wait got me thinking of how to curb my hunger and since i was in the vicinity, i decided today would be the day.the order online experience was easy enough but it took me four tries to actually get the payment to go through. all the info was pre-loaded, including my apple pay and credit card info so i'm not sure why it kept giving me an error message but hunger and persistence, not to mention many cars ahead of me in the costco gas line, allowed for eventual success.the parking situation is what removed a star from the review. i suppose it's not the restaurant's fault they share a tiny lot with katsu burger and a chicken place but there was literally nowhere to park to run in and grab my to go order so i basically doubled parked with flashers on, hoped for the best and made it in and out without anyone being inconvenienced by my increasing hunger pangs and decision torisk it.the burrito itself smelled good and was obviously made with fresh ingredients. it came with salsa and was full of sautéed mushrooms, mashed potatoes, pico de gallo, cilantro and beans.the rest of the menu is meat heavy but this is a very valid option if you're coming here as the only non meat eater in a group.the inside was fairly nondescript and wasn't somewhere i'd choose to stay and eat but as a to go option in georgetown and at the far end of 4th ave south, assuming you can find parking, this is a solid option.

Pretty solid spot for Mexican food! I don't even remember how I found this spot but I'm glad I did.I had the Touchdown Burrito and one of the bowls. The burrito was good, no complaints here. Great size, good price, and the meat was tasty. I'm always a fan of potatoes in burritos. The bowl was good, but definitely could be improved. Everything in it tasted really fresh and flavorful, but it was more of a salad than a burrito bowl. I mean there was maybe one tiny scoop of rice and tons of greens. I always try to eat my greens but the reason I get a bowl is to enjoy all the glorious toppings with rice! If you're like me and enjoy your bowls with a good amount of rice, I'd suggest ordering extra rice to it.Overall, nice quiet place for some Mexican food. Not too busy so don't expect a long wait, and it's friendly on the budget.

I am addicted to the mushroom burritos here! . Haven't seen this on any menus at other burrito shops but they should be everywhere! make mine non vegan by adding cheese and sour cream. So good! FYI, i have yet to have their on line order option actually work for me so it might be worth phone call ordering or just showing up.

It's official, Chilolos is my new favorite lunch spot in Georgetown. I was pointed to the Carnitas burrito by other reviewers, and I'll probably branch out at some point, but it might be a while because this is one damn good burrito. Its beauty begins with the strip of griddled crispy cheese that lines the folded side of the tortilla - a true stroke of genius. It continues with everything inside: the delicious and tender carnitas, the well cooked potatoes, fresh lettuce, beans, sour cream and cilantro, all in perfect proportion, and all distributed evenly throughout the burrito. Top it off with their absolute world class salsa, and you've got a blue ribbon lunch right there. $13, or $15 with chips and a soda, seems perfectly fair to me. Chilolos, never change - I love you, and I will be back. Like probably on a weekly basis.See ya soon.

Burritos and menus have shrunk down in size. Tastes different but not too bad. I was wondering why prices haven't risen, well the burrito was about the size of a taco bell burrito.