Best breakfast burritos in the city w/ fresh tortillas & great green chile. Authentic Tex-Mex/New Mexican.
This Brooklyn spot is a must-visit for authentic Tex-Mex and New Mexican flavors. Reviewers rave about their breakfast burritos, often calling them the best in the city, with particular praise for the green chile and fresh, house-made tortillas. While some diners have noted inconsistencies or found certain dishes less impressive, the overall sentiment points to a reliable and delicious option for those craving well-executed Southwestern fare.
The food focuses on Tex-Mex and New Mexican cuisine, with a strong emphasis on breakfast burritos, which are frequently lauded as the best in the city. These are noted for their fresh, house-made tortillas and generous fillings, especially the green chile. While most feedback is positive, one diner found the burritos salty and another was disappointed with the fries.
"The breakfast burrito is overwhelmingly recommended, often cited as the best in the city, with particular praise for its green chile and house-made tortillas. Margaritas are also noted as being very good."
Customers overwhelmingly praise the breakfast burritos and the authentic New Mexican flavors. While a few have experienced minor service hiccups or found certain dishes less exciting, the majority highlight the delicious food and quality ingredients.
Important Note
One reviewer found the fries disappointing, and another noted that while the restaurant is praised for its New Mexican authenticity, one diner felt it was a 'far cry' from the green chile dishes experienced in Santa Fe. There's also a mention of potential service inconsistencies.
"This user considers Santa Fe BK to be the best breakfast burrito in the city, mentioning it in comparison to the Best Damn Breakfast Burrito."
Positive"Santa Fe Williamsburg is stated as the only answer for Tex-Mex."
Positive"Santa Fe in Williamsburg is mentioned for having good red or green Tex-Mex enchiladas, but not mole."
Neutral"The author expressed disappointment, stating they were told Santa Fe BK stopped selling packs of tortillas and questioned if they were misinformed, as they found the tortillas excellent."
Negative"The author mentioned that Santa Fe BK sells packs of 10 fresh, warm tortillas on weekday mornings for at-home use."
Positive"The author recounted a negative experience at Santa Fe BK where the cashier pushed for a tip on a pre-made item, describing the service as weird."
Negative"The author, having grown up in New Mexico, stated that Santa Fe BK burritos are the closest to those from back home."
Positive"The author had a negative dinner experience at Santa Fe BK, finding everything to taste the same and the service to be very strange."
Negative"The author confirmed that Santa Fe BK is one of the few places that makes its own flour tortillas."
Positive"The author agreed with the praise for Santa Fe BK, noting that they focus heavily on green chile, which is incredible, and that many people overcomplicate their burritos."
Positive"The author found Santa Fe BK burritos to be salty and one-dimensional, contrasting with the general praise."
Negative"The author praised Santa Fe BK for its simple, high-quality ingredients and lack of frills, particularly highlighting the green chilies."
Positive"This commenter listed Santa Fe BK among several Tex Mex places in the city that are often recommended, noting it might have items similar to what the original poster is looking for."
Positive"This commenter suggested Santa Fe BK in Williamsburg as a place that makes its own tortillas and has Hatch chiles. They later added that the restaurant also sells tortillas by the dozen."
Positive"Recommends Santa Fe BK in Williamsburg for breakfast burritos, calling them the best in the area and possibly NYC, but cautions about travel time."
Positive"This commenter prefers Ursula's burritos, specifically mentioning that Santa Fe uses matchstick potatoes instead of the hashbrowns preferred in Ursula's burritos."
Negative"This commenter notes that Santa Fe is great for a quick grab-and-go meal and that they make their own tortillas. They also consider it a favorite for dinner in Williamsburg."
Positive"This commenter likes both restaurants but generally prefers Ursula, though they note that Ursula's burritos are quite large, sometimes feeling like two meals. They also mentioned that Santa Fe is good for a lighter burrito."
Positive"This commenter likes both Ursula and Santa Fe, but prefers Ursula. However, they find Ursula to be inconvenient."
Neutral"While acknowledging that Santa Fe has gone downhill recently, this commenter still loves it, but feels Ursula is superior."
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