The call
Start with pollo burrito, and check the restaurant’s current menu before you go.
What to order
- Pollo burrito
Best for
- A hidden airport-area lunch spot with plane views
A hidden airport-area lunch spot with plane views
“I ordered a pollo buriito from what I remembered, and just the way it was grilled, yum!”
Mexican
Roger discovered this well-hidden Mexican spot -- tucked inside the airport terminal area with views of planes landing and taking off -- through a friend, and rated it 5 stars for attentive service, fast-arriving plates and fresh, filling food; his pollo burrito came out well-grilled.
Start with pollo burrito, and check the restaurant’s current menu before you go.
Source-backed notes
“I ordered a pollo buriito from what I remembered, and just the way it was grilled, yum!”
Discovered through a friend; described the location as well-hidden inside the airport terminal area with views of planes landing and taking off. Staff checked in frequently; water and chips came out immediately and plates arrived faster than expected. Called the sides always warm with a good texture.
Stay in the neighborhood

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