Smoke’s Burritorie - Toronto, Ontario

I don't understand why you would come here instead of walking ten steps and having a burrito from Burrito Boyz. Smoke's burritos are mediocre at best despite providing an abundance of choices when it comes to sauces. Their specialty burritos like,"chicken chow mein" are just pre-prepped baggies of ... noodles microwaved before throwing it I to your burrito. The staff, although nice, seem lost when they try to make your burrito. Read more

Went because of the reviews. I ordered a chicken fajita and I felt like there was 3 or 4 pieces of chicken and rest was filler. It also tasted bland with no flavor.

If your friends tell you the line is too long at Burrito Boyz don't listen to them! Everything in this place tastes like it comes from the old el paso/kraft food super factory. All very processed meats and toppings; no fresh salsa, guacamole, or pico de gallo. ... If "real food" or quality ingredients are important to you this will not be a good choice. For some reason they don't seem to be able to fold a burrito when they put it on the press - so you sorta get a soggy open taco. Hot sauce game is weak and a long row of other sauces were either empty or very dirty. Staff was nice but could benefit from Burrito 101 at Burrito Boyz. Read more

They took over the place from Burrito Boyz but the burritos are nothing great. They do have an interesting menu but the flavor is a hit or a miss. They are running a promo for $5 for a 10' burrito.

I happened upon Smoke's Burritorie on a late night with a friend. Considering how much I like Smoke's Poutinerie, I thought that I'd found gold. Walking insde, you'll have access to a small amount of seating that was frankly not very clean as some tables were still messy with previous customers' ... meal leftovers. Keeping true to the Smoke's theme, you'll see an unnerving number of pictures of the Smoke's mascot, and special to the Burritorie, you'll find a bunch of donkeys, which I assume is a somewhat racially offensive nod to Latino culture. So after ordering from the somewhat abrasive server, I sat down with their taco bowl. For about $7.50 (no tax). You get three tacos with the option of: three different flavours, all the same one, etc. They have different meats like chicken and beef, and interesting toppings like mango and pineapple. Honestly, I can talk about the positives of the dish, but all in all, this was a case of flair and pizzazz rather than quality ingredients and care. The soft taco bread was stale. Some of the wacky flavour combinations were misguided. Nothing suggested much freshness. What the Burritorie does have going for it is that the pricing is pretty attractive for the amount of food that you get. All in all, for once, I'm probably not coming back. Read more