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Blockheads
Mexican $$$$$
499 3rd Ave. (b/w 33rd & 34th St.)
New York , NY 10016
Mexican $$$$$
499 3rd Ave. (b/w 33rd & 34th St.)
New York , NY 10016
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3 reviews Blockheads does bring burritos to life!
By PubCrawlin' Aug 28, 2006
Sometimes you’re not in the mood for beer or for amazingly intricate drinks. Or many times you want to go somewhere that starts the night off just right (or you’re leaving work and need to unwind because someone was extra snarky). Blockheads is where you go when you know that you want margaritas that come in a variety of flavors (my favorite is the mango margarita). I am a huge fan of a place where you know the margaritas are large and $3.50 a pop. On top of that they always have a mixture of tortilla chips with yummie salsa as well - I love the guacamole too. FULL REVIEW
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By BurritoBlog Dec 20, 2005
Yeah, you need a fork and knife to eat the Jamacian Jerk Chicken burrito, and $10.25 to buy it. Save your dollars and your flatwear. FULL REVIEW
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Blockheads
By Big Apple Dining Guide Sep 10, 2005
Finding a truly excellent burrito, and Mexican food in general, in Manhattan is surprisingly difficult. I still can't figure out why that's the case. Sure, Mexican Radio is pretty good and offers a ton of different hot sauces that range from tasty and mild to bitter and mind-numbingly strong. La Esquina is providing the oft-missing fish taco, has, from secondary sources, not surprisingly achieved SoCal fish taco status. So what is one to do when that take-out burrito craving comes-a-calling? Unlike another chain of burrito shops that start with a B, blockheads makes an edible and quite tasty effort with its shredded beef burrito. It comes with black beans and rice in a red tortilla with a mild salsa and sour cream. I substitute the tortilla for a whole wheat one, and add a side of guacamole. Danna replaces the sour cream with tofu sour cream, who's taste, she swears, is great, but the color is reminiscent of sour, sour cream. It's a big burrito in both flavor and size and quells the bi-monthly burrito grumblings of my stomach. FULL REVIEW
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