Torres De Morelos in Portland - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

The Food I ordered two different burritos to get a good sense of the menu's offerings. Unfortunately, the seasoning was inconsistent. One burrito was over-spiced, with the heat overwhelming the other flavors. While I appreciate bold flavors, it made it difficult to enjoy the ingredients' natural taste. On the other hand, the second burrito lacked seasoning, leaving it bland and unremarkable. It felt like it was missing the signature spices that make Mexican cuisine so delightful. Consistency is key in any dining experience, especially in a restaurant known for its flavorful dishes. Here are a few suggestions: Balanced Seasoning. It would be beneficial to ensure that the seasoning is balanced across all dishes. A little moderation on the spiciness of the first burrito and a bit more seasoning on the second would make a significant difference.

Solid spot with likely the best price to portion ratio. The burrito is massive and it’s one of the few spots left with $10 burritos. The taste is ok, nothing to rave about but nothing to be mad about. The portion size is easily 2 meals. Huge. The green salsa is really solid though, 10/10. It adds a nice kick to the burrito which lacks a bit of flava flave. It is one of the last places on earth that is cash only. Luckily I had a $10 bill in my car- otherwise I would have had to go to the plaid pantry, the nearest ATM. Cash + fee would have made this burrito expensive and not worth the trouble. Will I go back? If I’m near by. Would I drive out of my way to go? There are plenty of also tasty places in between my location (sellwood) and this spot. Very friendly guy at the cart, got the “amigo” shoutout. We’re homies now #🤝🏼