Burritos and Blues for €3.20

Dotcomdolly

€3.20 instead of €8 worth of any burritos, tacos or quesadillas to have in or take away from Burritos and Blues (Stephens Green) - Save 60%
on (my referral link, fyi, much appreciated)
Citydeal

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Sand Wedge

This looks like a good deal for anyone working in the area!


http://www.citydeal.ie/

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Davy

Dotcomdolly you have been warned only 3 days ago by basquille about posting referral links. Banned for 7 days.

Sand Wedge, referrals are not allowed.

Ghandee

Davy wrote: »

Dotcomdolly you have been warned only 3 days ago by basquille about posting referral links. Banned for 7 days.

Sand Wedge, referrals are not allowed.

Excuse my ignorance, but what's a referal lads?

Davy

Gucky wrote: »

Excuse my ignorance, but what's a referal lads?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_referrer

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Referral_marketing

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Affiliate_marketing

kellsred

Has anyone eaten there?
Recommend it?

acquiescefc

someone told me about this place the other day and id never heard of it.
Said it was pretty good. Had a look at the menu last night on way home.
I think they do a kind of pick between Quesadilla, burrito or (cant remember i think it was) Taco. Then you just add what ever you want(meat) and then the ususal stuff, guac, salsa, beans and theyre all about same price 7 euro.

been dying for a decent mexican type place, id say abrakebabras is about the nearest thing, and this sounds deadly.

Tony

acquiescefc wrote: »

been dying for a decent mexican type place, id say abrakebabras is about the nearest thing, and this sounds deadly.

If you are into Mexican food theres a good Mexican place in the Dundrum town centre. Its a sit down full service so probably a lot different though. I'm biased as its owned by a good friend of mine.

acquiescefc

Tony wrote: »

If you are into Mexican food theres a good Mexican place in the Dundrum town centre. Its a sit down full service so probably a lot different though. I'm biased as its owned by a good friend of mine.

is it any good tho if you could be neutral? dundrum centre doesnt inspire me with condiments.

TriStar6

acquiescefc wrote: »

is it any good tho if you could be neutral? dundrum centre doesnt inspire me with condiments.

They're a bit tight with the mayo/sugar/salt etc are they...:D

Tony

I would say yes as I was not particularly into Mexcican food and I've enjoyed eating there. I hear what you are saying about Dundrum but its located with a few other restaurants and a bar on Pemboke way which has more of a regular pedestrian street feeling to it.

acquiescefc wrote: »

is it any good tho if you could be neutral? dundrum centre doesnt inspire me with condiments.

JonnyF

can't say anything regarding the food itself but it's something like 14 or 15 knicker for a burrito in that place in Dundrum, think it's called Cantina or Cortina or something. Boojum and B+B you get out for under a tenner for a burrito and a drink. For 15 quid you could buy a rake of old el paso kits and churn out ten burritos. Money waster eh?

Tusky

Burritos and Blues is delicious. Thread about them here: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055793981&page=5

Johnny Storm

The food in Cortinas in Dundrum is pretty good based on my one visit. There's a good tapas-style deal which I'd recommend. (ie you get a little bit of everything)
Burritos and Blues used to be in Ranelagh and they were really good then esp the tacos, :rolleyes:...... I have not tried the new place

Tony

Yeah and you can buy a bag of potatoes and fry chips yourself but some people like going to the chipper. Its whatever your into, i'm not saying Cortinas is in bargain alert territory by any means I just mentioned it as theres not many out there.

JonnyF wrote: »

For 15 quid you could buy a rake of old el paso kits and churn out ten burritos. Money waster eh?

acquiescefc

Davy wrote: »

Dotcomdolly you have been warned only 3 days ago by basquille about posting referral links. Banned for 7 days.


Sand Wedge, referrals are not allowed.

Are referrals allowed fropm mods?
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055793981&page=5

just curious as to who is allowed to post referrals and who isnt.

Davy

They aren't allowed in bargain alerts as per the forum charter. As for other forums, it depends on their own rules. Its not a case that mods can post them, and other posters cant.

gymnipities

Tusky wrote: »

Burritos and Blues is delicious. Thread about them here: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055793981&page=5

A lot of the more enthusiastic posters on that thread only seem to have ever posted on this one subject. Including one who says 'I also know the manager well'.

It actually put me off signing up for the offer.

stereo_steve

Haven't eaten in B&B since it was in Ranelagh. Very disappointed with it back then.

Boojum however is amazing and I'm surprised no one has mentioned it. http://www.boojummex.com/
By far the best Mexican in Dublin. ALthough I haven't tried the place on Baggot street yet

Tony

stereo_steve wrote: »

By far the best Mexican in Dublin. ALthough I haven't tried the place on Baggot street yet

Have you tried the place in Dundrum?

MickShamrock

acquiescefc wrote: »

been dying for a decent mexican type place, id say abrakebabras is about the nearest thing, and this sounds deadly.

The slop Akrakebabra is peddling as "Mexican" food is not even mildly close to decent. Given up hope of finding good Mexican food in Ireland.

MickShamrock

acquiescefc wrote: »

is it any good tho if you could be neutral?

You called Akrakebabra decent. It can't be any worst than that.

south

MickShamrock wrote: »

The slop Akrakebabra is peddling as "Mexican" food is not even mildly close to decent. Given up hope of finding good Mexican food in Ireland.

The Zanzibar Bistro in Cork does very nice mexican food if your ever in that area. cheap too

gymnipities

MickShamrock wrote: »

Given up hope of finding good Mexican food in Ireland.

Try Cafe Azteca on Lord Edward Street. Seems to be the genuine article.

nitromaster

Thanks!

Saruman

gymnipities wrote: »

Try Cafe Azteca on Lord Edward Street. Seems to be the genuine article.

+1

Tony

http://www.cortinas.ie/food/

t-hairy

shibo wrote: »

cafe azteca is your place!

I smell something.
And I don't think it's Mexican food.

yoshytoshy

Is there any good mexican places on dublin northside ?

Royale with Cheese

stereo_steve wrote: »

Haven't eaten in B&B since it was in Ranelagh. Very disappointed with it back then.

Boojum however is amazing and I'm surprised no one has mentioned it. http://www.boojummex.com/
By far the best Mexican in Dublin. ALthough I haven't tried the place on Baggot street yet

Boojum is not bad but nothing beats the place on Baggot Street, Pablo Picantes. Best burrito in Dublin.

jesus_thats_gre

Royale with Cheese wrote: »

Boojum is not bad but nothing beats the place on Baggot Street, Pablo Picantes. Best burrito in Dublin.

Hmmmm have had both quite a few times and boojum wins simply due to the fact that that you can choose peppers over black beans.

The rice makes a surprising difference in a buritto too

Royale with Cheese

Had a boojum for lunch today. Not saying it's a bad place at all but I always go with shredded beef and think it's far better quality in Pablos.

dominiquecruz

Tony wrote: »

http://www.cortinas.ie/food/

Got a burrito in here recently. Contender for the worst I've had in Dublin.

dominiquecruz

Royale with Cheese wrote: »

Had a boojum for lunch today. Not saying it's a bad place at all but I always go with shredded beef and think it's far better quality in Pablos.

Pablos is nicer than Boojum alright.. but Taco Taco trumps both!

Tony

dominiquecruz wrote: »

Got a burrito in here recently. Contender for the worst I've had in Dublin.

I'm surprised to hear that, did you complain ?

stevenmu

kellsred wrote: »

Has anyone eaten there?
Recommend it?

It's delicious, I'd highly recommend it, and will taking up this offer ASAP (even though their standard prices are pretty good).