Dos Burros

I would give this place as many stars as I could! Loved everything!Server was phenomenal. Quick, efficient, have great suggestions Ordered their pickle pear margarita with sugar, I could have drank 100 of these.Entrees ordered CHICKEN ZYDECO. Flavorful, filling. Amazing

I've walked past this place a million times and never thought to eat here. Now I know it was my intuition that guided me. A friend suggested we try it. We went there on a Friday evening. We walk inside the front entrance and it is boiling hot inside and they have these horrible fans set up that blow so hard at every table that not only would you not be able to talk to the person you're with, any food you were trying to eat would become instantly cold. So we opted to sit down stairs. We ordered two plated meals that came with beans and rice. I had a chicken taco and the el pastor, he had the fish and the chicken and we both substituted the beans for black beans. I opted for the house Margarita and he had a Mexican Coke. Odd but I swear the young man at the counter was looking at me with that line in his head from the Hotel California song, "You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave." Like he knew we'd be eating at our own peril. ( sorry dude)Down the stairs we go and it's even hotter there. The Margarita was awful, it was already water logged when they sat it down. The food looked good but tacos were over cooked. Like they pre made them and threw them in some oven and killed any kind of freshness out of them. Btw they only give you plastic utensils NO silverware in this place!The servers there were all surfer dudes, nothing wrong with that, but there was a girl there at the downstairs counter in a one piece leggings suit and was so short and so tight and she had no undergarments on. She basically looked completely nude. It was ridiculous.Eye roll here- but for you men ... oh well.We left and just as I thought within two hours we were both ill. Never, ever again.

This Beltline spot was PERFECT for a Friday afternoon. We loved grabbing a margarita pitcher and chilling outside. It was so fast to order and get food!! We ordered a margarita pitcher which was pretty good. But the food was the star of the show. The guac and queso were amazing! And we were very impressed by the tacos. One of my friends claimed they were the best tacos he has had in Atlanta!! Definitely try this for your next happy hour on the Beltline.

I came here while on the beltline with some friends. I was the only one to order and I got chicken enchiladas. The food was mid at best and I was a little confused by the service. A 18% gratuity is automatically included with every order so since I was eating there I expected to have a waiter or waitress who would be taking care of us. This was not the case. I had to get up to get my own cup and water as well as my own utensils. I'm not sure what the gratuity is for if I literally had to do everything myself. I also was expecting the food to come with beans and rice as I had asked that before ordering and was told it would but it only came with beans. Overall the ambiance of the restaurant is really cool, but the food is way over priced for how it actually tastes and then the gratuity on top just makes it ridiculous if you don't even have a server. The only thing they did was bring me my food quickly then walk away... I definitely will not be eating here again it was a waste of money I should've just waited to eat when I got home

Came here the weekend of Saint Patrick's day with the intention of being able to appreciate the beautiful weather while people watching over good tacos. Spoiler alert, mission accomplished. Since we came on a Saturday around 5 pm, there was a line to order at the register. Tables are first come and first grab so I made sure to take ownership of one of the tables on their outdoor patio area. There are also plenty of tables inside a level down if weather is not ideal for being outside. Line is slow to order but the food did come out in 10-15 minutes so I suppose for good reason. I split their babacoa nachos as well as a bunch of tacos including pescado, lengua, beef brisket, and carnitas. The nachos were very straight forward with shredded barbacoa, drizzled crema, tomatillo sauce, and pico de gallo. If each ingredient was better prepared and season, this could have been a huge hit! All the tacos were pretty good but my favorite had to be the lengua since it was juicy and flavorful. Next would be the pescado then brisket. Overall, I had a good time. Staff were nice and I enjoyed their Palmona drink but would require at least a few to feel anything since I barely tasted any alcohol. It's a cute restaurant with a lively vibe, perfect for the Beltline. I would come again to try a burrito or quesadilla.

Let me start off by saying that the ceviche tasted like KETCHUP, resembling seafood drowned in a thick ketchup sauce. Sure maybe it's the Clamato sauce, but why so much dudes?? I received a refund for this dish.I was disappointed with the quality and portion size of the food considering the $94 price tag.The tacos were served in soggy corn tortillas that disintegrated upon the slightest touch, making it impossible to enjoy them. (See attached pictures for reference.)The portion of salsa provided was meager compared to the basket of chips, and extra salsa required an additional charge, which was disappointing.The horchata was served in a small cup with an overly diluted taste, an abundance of ice, and very little actual drink content.Overall, the experience was one of immense disappointment. While I am spoiled by California's Mexican cuisine standards, this fell well below expectations. It seems that the establishment's revenue may rely more on its location and tourist traffic rather than culinary excellence. I came in happy and left unhappy.

This may be my new favorite spot off the beltline. I think it's a great spot for quick and affordable eats. The location is amazing but the automatic gratuity is a drawback and not needed imo.

Great drinks, great tacos, great nachos right on the beltline. We had the carne asada nachos and the carnitas tacos. They were solid. Prompt service as well. Would recommend.

Dos Burros Mexican restaurant located off Eastside Beltline, going down steps to access restaurant. Dos Burros is known for their delicious tasting Tacos & Unforgettable Margaritas! If you're in search for a chilled bar patio vibe & friendly service off the Beltline, it's Dos Burros. We had the pleasure of being served by our waitress Cindy and Bartender Josh, both gave excellent service. One thing about me, I'm going to give Kudos, when my service is exceptional. Dos Burros, is a casual spot, they have indoor & outdoor seating with hight-top tables on the Patio. The location is easy to find, near Ponce garage parking. See landmarks below. Dos Burros is another great place for groups, lunch dates & date nights. My overall experience was great. My go-to are the Carne Asada, Skinny Margarita's, Al pastor, Chips and Salsa plus more. Dos Burros also serve Draft Beer & Cold Beverages. Me and bestie plan on going back real soon. This is a safe environment, soft music background, with lots of people watching. I can't wait to go back. Go check out Dos Burros.

A new beltline go-to, Dos Burros is just what we needed on a recent visit on a Saturday evening. We sat at their beautifully done downstairs bar and enjoyed a couple of outstanding skinny margaritas, in addition to their chips, salsa, and queso. Their salsa, in particular, was perfect, and came the closest I've had in a while to the type of salsa I grew up on out West. A perfect start or end to a beltline day, Dos Burros is a must.