Bullritos

Do not eat here. Old eggs. Black on the sides. Out of chorizo out of potatoes. Not good. No not recommend. Go to Whataburger

Great when in a pinch for the airport layover and needing some breakfast. Staff was friendly and nice and the food was ho and fresh. My bestie and I were traveling back from a Bahamas cruise and it was early early in the morning. We loved the breakfast and found it easy to sit at the little breakfast bar there and have a nice conversation and relax waiting for our flights out of Houston.
Not expensive, clean and friendly.

Just had a steak bullrito and it was awesome! Margaritas are good as well. Chips and salsa are below average. I will eat here again when i come thru again.

Bullritos is another version of chipotle, freebirds, mission burritos etc.
Working at the airport, limits my dining to certain locations, and bullritos happens to be one of them. The setup is exactly the same.
You start of with choice of tortillas, then the type of beans, followed by your choice of meat or vegetarian burrito and then you work your way towards the veggies, such as tomatoes onions corn sour cream hot sauces pico de gallo etc. Unfortunately, just like chipotle, ordering guacamole will cost you extra.
One thing I admire about bullritos is the fact that they give me more meat than stingy olé chipotle.
This location also serves alcohol and has a TV set up for the sports crowd. Cost of food is pretty much the same as chipotle. I recommend you try them out.

It’s like a chipotle and freebirds mixed. Prices are steep because it is located in an airport, but the food is decent. Expect to wait a while and fight for a table of the terminal is crowded.

Beware Credit Card Skimmers somewhere in this airport. Watch your cards carefully or use cash. If you see an employee’s phone out notify a manager and/​or airport police. Camera phones have high quality optics and can discreetly record your card’s information. Food is good, typical Bullritos.

The bowl I got here was delicious but every employee seemed miserable and the guy at the register was yelling at me… i don’t know if that’s his regular talking voice but it was unpleasant lol they also were incredibly skimpy with toppings. Definitely not worth $ 12!

Not a fan. Servers gave me attitude when trying to order a steak bullrito during the breakfast time slot. Seeing how I’m a paying cover, a simple «Sorry, but only the breakfast plates are ready right now» would have sufficed. I wasn’t really craving a breakfast bullrito but I sure didn’t want one after getting grief from them about it. So I then told them that I didn’t want anything and left to get food from somewhere else. After saying this, the server gave me a look of disgust as if I should have known that they were only serving breakfast. Sorry buddy, but I don’t read minds. Maybe once I develop that ability, instead of waiting in line, I’ll just walk right on past your restaurant.

Very fresh and tasty food. I love that one can choose the fresh toppings. They offer 3 tacos with beans and rice for $ 6, which is a great value for an airport restaurant. Limited seating, but the food was fantastic. The tacos were nice and crisp, the beef was flavored perfectly and I loved the sauce.

Ugh. Got the steak bowl sans tortilla. Food was lacking in flavor unless you consider salty a flavor. My bowl had undercooked crunchy rice that was an insult to the Spanish. I should have starved between flights.

Whaaaat?! I took the terminal train over to Terminal B just to find out that the Shipley’s Donut there is closed?! After being there for as far back as my memory will go???
…Well crap. Now what? Onward search for brekkie, matey. We can still find love in a hopeless place. Terminal B being the hopeless shithole in this case.
The brekkie is kinda skimpy.
Yep, I get it. It’s a cheap «burrito» at like $ 3.29 or something. Well, you know those pictures of women smiling when they are eating salads? They’re so fake, and we all think they’re so deceptive because really– no one is smiling when they are eating salads. We all know those women wish they were eating pizza. Well, calling food here a «burrito» is kinda a party foul, too, since it’s more like a bigger taco.
Fillings are skimpy, and the meat-​and-​egg combo is next-​to-​no meat and with eggs that look like they are disintegrating. You get to pay .70 per addition after that, such as for cheese or potato. Not as cheap of a «burrito» as you think, and flavor doesn’t really win points here. Incredibly bland. Couldn’t decide if I felt more sad or dirty.
The staff welcomes you politely, which I can appreciate a lot. We all know that I can’t eat service though, so to Whataburger in Terminal B for breakfast it is.
Qdoba, anybody?

Nope.
I stopped by before they opened and the older gentleman told me they were cooking everything fresh so they open a little later. Well, awesome! I stopped by again after they were open to be very disappointed. It’s a simple build a burrito joint which is fine, but the folks building your burrito leave a sour taste in your mouth.
The one girl could not be bothered to speak with her customers, make eye contact, and certainly not smile. Hey, I realize it’s 7am, we all do. But you chose this job, let’s both try and enjoy it.
The food itself was bland. The ranch sauce and even the «hot» sauce was lacking any flavor. Really just felt empty after eating half of the burrito, not worth eating. I’m not a Whataburger fan, but they’re right next door and may be a better option for an airport breakfast.

Solid burrito offering. Open for breakfast offerings at 6am (breakfast service stops at 10am). I got here just before 10am local time and was able to order lunch-​food, but not sure how early lunch-​food is offered.
This comes off like a Chipotle knockoff to me (they might not have been first but they’re the most definitive). Chipotle style ordering, with customers unfamiliar with the chain and not great signage as to toppings options is not a recipe for success. The staff could have been more patient but I can definitely understand how frustrating it must be.
This location could do itself a solid and put pictures & signs on the glass in order to elaborate topping options, because the woman who orders pico and then watches you grab salsa from the thing next to the tomatoes is just going to be confused (it’s a really low-​tomato pico, but tomatoes are a separate option, just odd).

In Terminal B of IAH airport next to Panda Express, Whataburger and a pizza place.
The line for heaven, I mean… Whataburger was insanely long so I figured I’d give Bullritos a try hoping it’d be comparable to Chipotle or Freebirds.
Sadly, it was not.
I understand that this is airport food, but the Pappas Bros still do it right in the airport so, while I don’t hold mere mortals to Pappas standards, I do expect brick and mortar quality.
I usually don’t get too cute and/​or try limited time offers, but Bullritos was advertising two BBQ tacos, chips and salsa, and a medium drink for $ 7.99. My logic was that if a burrito was going to run me nearly $ 10 before a drink, then the deal itself was worth it if the tacos were worthwhile.
Sadly, they were not.
These were two of the saddest little tacos I’ve ever seen. There was more pico on the tacos than meat. The pulled pork itself wasn’t very hot so when they poured cold sauce on the tacos, I was essentially eating cold pulled pork tacos.
Y’all know I’ve have Torchy’s in my mouth, right? That’s just not going to cut it.
The chips and drink make it a relatively decent bang-​for-​your-​buck deal. Though, there’s not nearly enough salsa for that bag of chips.
The employees were fast enough; albeit not very friendly.
I can’t recommend it and I wouldn’t return. Not with Whataburger a few steps away and Smashburger on the way.

Foods here’s not too bad. The burritos are good and so are the tacos. One thing to steer clear of though. The margaritas!!! They absolutely suck. Out if a slushy machine behind the counter with virtually no alcohol in it. Terrible!

Really good Tex Mex inside Terminal B at IAH Intercontinental. Had the ground beef nachos, with Queso. Man, this was right up my alley. Great flavor, not too spicy, good amount of topping choices.
My only gripe would be they have the sour cream in a weird squirt bottle off to the side, so it’s not easily seen as an option along with the others. Not knowing, I opted for the Cilantro Jalepeno Ranch which was ok, but I would have rather had sour cream.
Would definitely stop here again if I am ever stuck flying in/​out of IAH Intercontinental again ;-)

In Terminal B at the airport.
Very happy with the freshness and serving size. Got a side of chips to dip in my burrito bowl. Employees work a little too quickly and make mistakes — so watch.

Chipotle-​style but with some extra burrito tortilla flavors (spinach, cayenne). Decent for airport food and big portion, at least for the burrito…

Typical Bullritos but no guacamole? Seriously? No guac? The line ran pretty slowly. Perhaps a dedicated burrito roller would help when the line gets more than five deep rather than someone scraping the grill. Two of the three employees I interacted with were great. The veg person wasn’t too excited to be employed nor did she really care that they were Out. Of. Guac. (At 6 pm!) I got mostly stems and butt ends of jalepenos which was interesting, too.

After a three hour flight delay, I gave into my hunger and decided to pick up my dinner here. Not the best choice and after my disappointing meal, I’m thinking next time I’ll either just grab some snacks or a burger at Whataburger.
I ordered the grilled chicken nachos. I added cilantro rice, black beans, tomatoes, queso, jalapeños and green sauce. First off, the whole point of ordering freaking nachos is to have a CRISP tortilla in my meal. If I wanted a soft tortilla, I would order a dang burrito!
The chips were definitely crispy when she added them to the bowl, but after about 8 spoonfuls of the runiest queso I’ve ever seen, it didn’t matter if I ate my meal at that time or 8 hours later. The chips were completely flattened on the bottom of the bowl and saturated with faux-​queso. Super sad face!
I was hungry and I want going to let my $ 8 meal go to complete waste, so I was still able to eat the chicken, beans and rice. But I ended up chunking over ½ of my meal in the trash. And at the exact moment when I finished my meal, they announced that my flight was no longer delayed, but canceled! So, if I had waited 15 more minutes I could have found something much better outside the airport! Never again. Unless I want a bowl without the tortilla chips and fake queso. Um, no thanks!