I have a partial disability and the aluminum plates were a joke, I had to have my spouse cut the food since the sides of the container were so tall, and kept slipping around on the table. The prices were high, the burrito tasted "odd", and had after taste. the servings were small. The parking lot was dimly lit. The drinks were in old plastic glasses. The plus side (only one ) was the service, the waitress was friendly and fast.
Review Source:I wanted to love Ricco's considering the location, I mean this isn't off Federal or a lil cart in north Aurora- this is almost Parker and having a bomb traditional burrito would of been heavenly. Â I was lured in by the 99 cent burrito sign outside but upon entering never saw a single burrito for 99 cents on the menu- all above 3 bucks, not even a paper note somewhere letting us cheap folks know waz up. Â Oh broken promises
After reading the incredibly long menu of breakfast burritos, I was perplexed at how any of them were any different than the last one with a different name. I did notice the steak burrito as being unique so I tried it. It was almost 7 bucks w/ medium chile, cheese and eggs. I was so glad to see people making my burrito fresh and the fact that it took a few extra minutes made me even more excited because I figured it would be amazing. Â The staff was nice and friendly so that was a plus.
Too bad it was sooooooo small and just eh. I mean I could of made that at home and I challenge the owner to go over to Chipotle or Qdoba and see what 7 bucks buys you in a burrito. This was a good burrito, don't get me wrong. I would of been so happy if it was like 2 bucks. The meat was good, the chile was a nice heat, and the grilled tortilla was a yay too. Again just sooo not a seven dollar burrito. ;( To stuff a burrito with a little extra egg or potato  and have a fresh salsa bar maybe would  give us the appearance of value  and would cost less than 25 cents a person and make it feel like we should return- if I was a man I probably would of been mad that I would of had to buy 2 just to get filled up for a hard days work ahead. Lo Siento Ricco.....
Oh man oh man are these burritos yummers! I had a breakfast burrito with some medium green chili and it was awfully tasty! Do you like yummy things? Do you need a little spice in your life? Well heck, you best get on over to Ricco's for a breakfast burrito, a cherry pepsi and some green chili. Enjoy!
Review Source:I never rate any place on one visit or a single experience, So in full disclosure this was my second and last visit to Ricco's Burritos or better yet Flaco's Burritos.  I had the exact same lame experience both times.  The cashier was clueless of what was on the menu and the communication to the cooks was even worse, but enough of their internal issues lets talk about the food.  In both my visit I was disappointed to spend 5 bucks and get a mere 3 ounce burrito.  The taste was average at BEST and average is being very generous.  The wait was average about 5 minutes which isn't bad considering  all the dysfunctions between the cooks and counter.  The atmosphere is about as Mexican as John Wayne  or Tom Tancredo.  I think this place is perfect for those who have no idea what burritos should taste like or people who's tastes buds are out of order.  I would recommend crossing the street and headed in to Walmart (there's a McDonalds in there) and your more likely to feel full eating one of Mc'Dee's white washed burritos...... ONE STAR IS ALSO GENEROUS!
Review Source:I was a little disappointed in the white-washed mexi fare. No al pastor. No agua fresca. I tried out a bacon ranch burrito. I couldn't manage to finish the burrito drowning in creamy ranchness.
The owner was so sunny-faced, I'll have to come back and try something else. Perhaps she'll have al pastor and horchata next time. If so, you can thank me.
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