Burrito Revolution - Sayulita

I am Mexican and I became sick with these burritos, all men in my party got diarrhea as well; do not misunderstand, they are quite tasty but they should be a little more care in their sanitary conditions.

Those of us in the industry are always on the lookout for a lead for the highest experience some places deliver some don't. Go to . Mex city or PVR spend your money there. If you want to go to get ripped off...go to sayulita.. what adissapoint. Just so you know I am real I'm at naparoots on Instagram. I'm not saying everything is wrong but it's not the same burrito revolution is still good. Skip la rustica unless they get a new manager

I'm mexican and I got sick with these burritos, all of the persons in my party got diarrhea as well; don't get me wrong, they are pretty tasty but they should take a little more care in their sanitary conditions.

This place offers American food its not Mexican, the burrito has just beans and rice but not meat! If you really want to try Mexican food go to the Itacate its next to here.

My husband, daughter & I went for a day trip to Sayulita. The town is awesome! After several hours of sight-seeing and shopping, we were hungry, thirsty, and tired. We looked at a lot of outdoor menus, and landed upon Burrito Revolution. Out walks Antonio and said, "You look like you could use a beer!" That's all it took! We were so happy to have a seat at a table along the sidewalk. Antonio waited on us, directed a fan towards us, and tuned in some great music! We had wonderful conversation, but most importantly, we enjoyed the most absolutely fabulous food. We ordered chicken tacos and a quesadilla. It was outstanding! Then Antonio brought out his private tequila in a silver metal water bottle. What a treat that was!. Antonio and his wife, Patty, were so engaging. Burrito Revolution was the highlight of our visit to Sayulita. Check it out. You won't be disappointed