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This is the second location of Son Del North a Mexican restaurant in New York City specializing in burritos. It was founded by two-time Chopped champion chef Annisha Garcia, who hails from Tijuana, Mexico. Garcia’s burritos are unique in that they feature no rice, just beans, emphasizing other flavorful fillings wrapped in prized Sonoran flour tortillas. The menu includes options like Carne Asada, Pollo Asado, Papas & “Chorizo” (vegan), and Camarón Ranchero, each inspired by different regions of Northern Mexico. The restaurant also offers a variety of toppings such as guacamole, homemade refried beans, and salsas, along with traditional sides and drinks.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 26 Carmine St, New York, NY 10014
Phone: (929) 335-9732
Website: https://sondelnorth.com/sondelnorth-carmine?utm_source=google
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The burrito is $16 (which is still expensive, but it’s not as bad). It’s a really good burrito but yeah NYC tax.
Reviews
Blake Rasmussen
These are some really great burritos. No rice, very meaty, and just really satisfying. Without any fillers, each bite is massively flavorful and rich. It’s a different style and experience for sure, and this might not be everyone’s preference! That said the spices are excellent, the tortilla fantastic and fresh, and the salsa creamy, smokey, and spicy. All around, these are a delicious and hedonistic take on burritos – so flavorful and satiating! Not the restaurant is tiny, with almost no seating – your best options might be to eat fast or take them to go!
… morejkaw
Some of the most expensive burritos in NYC, but they are like 75% meat. Good for a high protein diet. Feel like there should be more pico or something inside to balance out but overall pretty good and filing.
… moreMarta Loceniece
Best burrito and Mexican food I’ve eaten so far in nyc!! So fresh, generous portion filled with lots of meat, flavorful, all wrapped up in a quality tortilla. Can’t wait to have this again!
… moreMuhammad Ammar
This is THE place for burritos in the city!
First and foremost, their chicken is fully halal, which you almost never find at any other authentic Mexican place. I have checked multiple times with them and they have confirmed. (Important: The beef / grilled steak isn’t halal just btw, and their breakfast burritos do have a bacon option which is obviously not halal also)
And the halal burritos slap as well! Get the bean and cheese with chicken, it’s seriously amazing. If you’re in the area and wanna try a good burrito (and especially if you eat halal and can’t find many options for good Mexican food), you’ve got to try this one. The price is very decent too, $13-14 for a chicken burrito is a steal in Manhattan for what you’re getting with this one. Just don’t plan for dining in as it’s a tiny joint that mostly does to-go and can get very busy at peak hours.
You can see a photo of the menu below:
… moreFirst and foremost, their chicken is fully halal, which you almost never find at any other authentic Mexican place. I have checked multiple times with them and they have confirmed. (Important: The beef / grilled steak isn’t halal just btw, and their breakfast burritos do have a bacon option which is obviously not halal also)
And the halal burritos slap as well! Get the bean and cheese with chicken, it’s seriously amazing. If you’re in the area and wanna try a good burrito (and especially if you eat halal and can’t find many options for good Mexican food), you’ve got to try this one. The price is very decent too, $13-14 for a chicken burrito is a steal in Manhattan for what you’re getting with this one. Just don’t plan for dining in as it’s a tiny joint that mostly does to-go and can get very busy at peak hours.
You can see a photo of the menu below:
Amritpal Bharth
Actually the best burrito in New York because the toast/pan fry their burrito. Only carmine left location does this right. Not the same burrito at Orchard.
… moreSam Crowson
A couple of things…
I was somewhat skeptical about there being no rice. But I was met with a well filled burrito. The steak was flavorful and incredibly tender. The beans were also very well done and complimented the meat as well as you’d hope. The cheese was clearly melted and incorporated well. Normally I could live without it, but the guacamole was definitely needed and worth the extra two bucks.
8.5/10 on the burrito.
I must say though, even for what you get, the pricing is pretty outrageous. Regardless of how good it is, a burrito shouldn’t cost $19 and change after tax. At the very least, guacamole shouldn’t be extra if the burrito is already $16 to begin with. I realize the cost of goods is up these days, but you can do better than that.
This would’ve been a place I frequent on a regular basis, but considering I can get an equally satisfying burrito five minutes away for $13 flat, it won’t be.
… moreI was somewhat skeptical about there being no rice. But I was met with a well filled burrito. The steak was flavorful and incredibly tender. The beans were also very well done and complimented the meat as well as you’d hope. The cheese was clearly melted and incorporated well. Normally I could live without it, but the guacamole was definitely needed and worth the extra two bucks.
8.5/10 on the burrito.
I must say though, even for what you get, the pricing is pretty outrageous. Regardless of how good it is, a burrito shouldn’t cost $19 and change after tax. At the very least, guacamole shouldn’t be extra if the burrito is already $16 to begin with. I realize the cost of goods is up these days, but you can do better than that.
This would’ve been a place I frequent on a regular basis, but considering I can get an equally satisfying burrito five minutes away for $13 flat, it won’t be.
Simrun Rao
No seating besides a couple tables outside and packed on the weekends due to hungover people door dashing (lol) but got the shrimp burrito and my friend got the breakfast one. Super delicious, hardly any beans but as mentioned good. Would recommend!!
… moreBenjamin Lampel
An excellent burrito. Real-deal tortillas, well seasoned meat. Not the Mission style burritos I grew up with, but I’ll take any style burrito in NYC as long as it’s quality.
Great value too, it’s plenty of food for the price.
Got to talk to the Chef/owner when the first location opened and she was great, could tell she really cared about great food done right.
… moreGreat value too, it’s plenty of food for the price.
Got to talk to the Chef/owner when the first location opened and she was great, could tell she really cared about great food done right.
ManhattanNYC
I ordered Camaron Ranchero ( ) online, and it was ready in about 10 minutes. The burrito was good, flavorful, and not too heavy for my stomach, but it was very spicy ️. I love shrimps, but unfortunately, I have to skip ordering it until they offer a mild or non-spicy versions.
… moreCameron R
My review is for the breakfast burrito. I added bacon and paid around $20 total. Unfortunately, it was a very disappointing burrito. It was a mushy mess with no real variation in texture or flavor, and the bacon wasn’t crispy. It really needed something like potatoes or crispy hash browns, plus salsa, to add texture and flavor. Super disappointed.
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