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Gordo Burrito — Restaurant in Chico

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Gordo Burrito
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Counter-serve operation in a gas station with hearty burritos & other traditional Mexican standards.
Nearby attractions
Caper Acres
500 South Park Drive, Chico, CA 95928
Bidwell Park One-Mile
300 South Park Drive, Chico, CA 95928
Lower Bidwell Park
Petersen Memorial Way, Chico, CA 95926
Nearby restaurants
Beatniks | Coffee House & Breakfast Joint
1387 E 8th St, Chico, CA 95928
Gordo Burrito Food Truck
598 CA-32, Chico, CA 95928
Little Caesars Pizza
598 E 8th St, Chico, CA 95928
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Gordo Burrito

1295 E 8th St, Chico, CA 95928
4.5(516)$$$$
Open until 8:00 PM
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Counter-serve operation in a gas station with hearty burritos & other traditional Mexican standards.

attractions: Caper Acres, Bidwell Park One-Mile, Lower Bidwell Park, restaurants: Beatniks | Coffee House & Breakfast Joint, Gordo Burrito Food Truck, Little Caesars Pizza
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Phone
(530) 809-1211
Website
gordoburrito.shop
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Wed7 AM - 8 PMOpen

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Featured dishes

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Gordo Shrimp Burrito
Comes with onions, cilantro, cheese, salsa, sour cream, avocado, rice and "beans". Made with shrimp
Shrimp Tostadas
Comes with "beans", lettuce, tomatoes, onions, cilantro, cheese, sour cream, salsa and avocado
Gordo Shrimp Taco
Comes with shrimp, onions, cilantro, avocado, cheese and salsa
Shrimp Tortas
Comes with "beans", lettuce, tomatoes, onions, cilantro, cheese, sour cream, salsa and avocado
Fried Shrimp Taquitos
Comes with lettuce, tomatoes, onion, cilantro, cheese, sour cream, salsa and avocado

Reviews

Nearby attractions of Gordo Burrito

Caper Acres

Bidwell Park One-Mile

Lower Bidwell Park

Caper Acres

Caper Acres

4.6

(607)

Open until 9:00 PM
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Bidwell Park One-Mile

Bidwell Park One-Mile

4.6

(700)

Open 24 hours
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Lower Bidwell Park

Lower Bidwell Park

4.7

(175)

Open until 9:00 PM
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Things to do nearby

Bethlehem Christmas 2025
Bethlehem Christmas 2025
Wed, Dec 10 • 6:00 PM
1190 East 1st Avenue, Chico, CA 95926
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Come & See ~ Young Adult Bible Study & FREE Dinner
Come & See ~ Young Adult Bible Study & FREE Dinner
Wed, Dec 10 • 6:30 PM
418 W. 7th St., Chico, CA 95928
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My 30’s in the City: Chico | Dinner with New Friends
My 30’s in the City: Chico | Dinner with New Friends
Wed, Dec 10 • 7:00 PM
West 2nd Street, Chico, CA 95928
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Nearby restaurants of Gordo Burrito

Beatniks | Coffee House & Breakfast Joint

Gordo Burrito Food Truck

Little Caesars Pizza

Beatniks | Coffee House & Breakfast Joint

Beatniks | Coffee House & Breakfast Joint

4.5

(403)

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Gordo Burrito Food Truck

Gordo Burrito Food Truck

4.6

(155)

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Little Caesars Pizza

Little Caesars Pizza

3.9

(339)

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Luis P.Luis P.
Glowing reviews from devoted fans, allusions that shrimp burritos were the best in town, that they could do no wrong, etc etc. Curiosity and the chance of finding the one Mexican place to outdo the rest made my lovely companion and not so lovely me drive to Gordo Burrito. First impressions at around 12:30 PM: busy (which is always a good thing) patrons coming and going, a nice outfit of what appeared an all women crew in constant preparation, and knowing that when it comes to good food there are no barriers I ordered from a congenial attendant named Jose the Shrimp Burrito for around $14. Tried to encourage them to make it count, meaning pretty darn good! Even went as far to insinuate I came from headquarters, whatever the heck that meant. Turns out there is a convenience store right beside Gordo. Not a bad option. Burrito arrived wrapped in aluminum foil, not an impressive sight in size. One half went to the beauty, gave her the smallest of the two, the other for the beast not much bigger. Removed the wrapping, looked inside and did not see but one or two shrimp, certainly not whole ones. The bulk of this relatively small burrito was no surprise: rice and refried beans, about 94% of it. This is the sad reality in the world of burritos making, load it with everything but almost never with the main star. My small half tasted good, and apparently my companion’s also did, as she decimated her half rapidly. Their green salsa and fresh diced cucumbers helped. Yes, prices have gone up, I get that but the best in Chico? No way, Jose. Edible, at $7 a small half you bet your hot jalapeños! 3.8 Stars.
John HorningJohn Horning
Taco Tuesday is getting progressively harder to review, due to not too many establishments left to rate. So, this time I went to Gordo Burrito in search of tacos I hadn't eaten. Chalk this up to another learning experience. Normally I only try street tacos, but they had a special on hard shell (3 for $6) with lettuce, tomato, sour cream, and choice of meat (carne asada). I then got 2 street tacos ($1.75 ea), both carne asada, extra spicy (🙄). To say the meat was bland is an understatement... it had ZERO flavor with the exception of the lard it must've been sitting in. Very little onion, mostly cilantro, no lime...and mild at BEST for claiming spicy. The hard shell tacos were overflowing with lettuce, hardly any tomato, a large amount of the sour cream, lemon wedge, and again, NOT spicy. The shells were crisp, but fell apart with the 1st bite. It's getting to the point I may have to try dine-in restaurants for my Taco experiences, but I will NOT return here unless I'm high jacked. I'm getting to old to eat at sub-par food trucks. Read my other reviews...PLENTY of stellar food trucks in town, just not this one.
Ankit PatelAnkit Patel
Gordo Burrito is often described as a hole-in-the-wall, but therein lies much of its appeal. Featuring authentic Mexican cuisine from the Mexican state of Sinaloa, Gordo Burrito is a favorite dining destination for hungry travelers who like big flavor, hefty portions, and an all-around low key atmosphere. Its menu includes traditional favorites like tacos, nachos, fajitas, and burritos. They come with a range of fresh sauces and sides, like salsa, guacamole, and sour cream. The restaurant is conveniently located just off the highway on East 8th Street, making it a great option for those looking for a quick bite before heading off on other adventures.
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Glowing reviews from devoted fans, allusions that shrimp burritos were the best in town, that they could do no wrong, etc etc. Curiosity and the chance of finding the one Mexican place to outdo the rest made my lovely companion and not so lovely me drive to Gordo Burrito. First impressions at around 12:30 PM: busy (which is always a good thing) patrons coming and going, a nice outfit of what appeared an all women crew in constant preparation, and knowing that when it comes to good food there are no barriers I ordered from a congenial attendant named Jose the Shrimp Burrito for around $14. Tried to encourage them to make it count, meaning pretty darn good! Even went as far to insinuate I came from headquarters, whatever the heck that meant. Turns out there is a convenience store right beside Gordo. Not a bad option. Burrito arrived wrapped in aluminum foil, not an impressive sight in size. One half went to the beauty, gave her the smallest of the two, the other for the beast not much bigger. Removed the wrapping, looked inside and did not see but one or two shrimp, certainly not whole ones. The bulk of this relatively small burrito was no surprise: rice and refried beans, about 94% of it. This is the sad reality in the world of burritos making, load it with everything but almost never with the main star. My small half tasted good, and apparently my companion’s also did, as she decimated her half rapidly. Their green salsa and fresh diced cucumbers helped. Yes, prices have gone up, I get that but the best in Chico? No way, Jose. Edible, at $7 a small half you bet your hot jalapeños! 3.8 Stars.
Luis P.

Luis P.

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Taco Tuesday is getting progressively harder to review, due to not too many establishments left to rate. So, this time I went to Gordo Burrito in search of tacos I hadn't eaten. Chalk this up to another learning experience. Normally I only try street tacos, but they had a special on hard shell (3 for $6) with lettuce, tomato, sour cream, and choice of meat (carne asada). I then got 2 street tacos ($1.75 ea), both carne asada, extra spicy (🙄). To say the meat was bland is an understatement... it had ZERO flavor with the exception of the lard it must've been sitting in. Very little onion, mostly cilantro, no lime...and mild at BEST for claiming spicy. The hard shell tacos were overflowing with lettuce, hardly any tomato, a large amount of the sour cream, lemon wedge, and again, NOT spicy. The shells were crisp, but fell apart with the 1st bite. It's getting to the point I may have to try dine-in restaurants for my Taco experiences, but I will NOT return here unless I'm high jacked. I'm getting to old to eat at sub-par food trucks. Read my other reviews...PLENTY of stellar food trucks in town, just not this one.
John Horning

John Horning

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Gordo Burrito is often described as a hole-in-the-wall, but therein lies much of its appeal. Featuring authentic Mexican cuisine from the Mexican state of Sinaloa, Gordo Burrito is a favorite dining destination for hungry travelers who like big flavor, hefty portions, and an all-around low key atmosphere. Its menu includes traditional favorites like tacos, nachos, fajitas, and burritos. They come with a range of fresh sauces and sides, like salsa, guacamole, and sour cream. The restaurant is conveniently located just off the highway on East 8th Street, making it a great option for those looking for a quick bite before heading off on other adventures.
Ankit Patel

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Reviews of Gordo Burrito

4.5
(516)
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4.0
33w

Glowing reviews from devoted fans, allusions that shrimp burritos were the best in town, that they could do no wrong, etc etc. Curiosity and the chance of finding the one Mexican place to outdo the rest made my lovely companion and not so lovely me drive to Gordo Burrito. First impressions at around 12:30 PM: busy (which is always a good thing) patrons coming and going, a nice outfit of what appeared an all women crew in constant preparation, and knowing that when it comes to good food there are no barriers I ordered from a congenial attendant named Jose the Shrimp Burrito for around $14. Tried to encourage them to make it count, meaning pretty darn good! Even went as far to insinuate I came from headquarters, whatever the heck that meant. Turns out there is a convenience store right beside Gordo. Not a bad option. Burrito arrived wrapped in aluminum foil, not an impressive sight in size. One half went to the beauty, gave her the smallest of the two, the other for the beast not much bigger. Removed the wrapping, looked inside and did not see but one or two shrimp, certainly not whole ones. The bulk of this relatively small burrito was no surprise: rice and refried beans, about 94% of it. This is the sad reality in the world of burritos making, load it with everything but almost never with the main star. My small half tasted good, and apparently my companion’s also did, as she decimated her half rapidly. Their green salsa and fresh diced cucumbers helped. Yes, prices have gone up, I get that but the best in Chico? No way, Jose. Edible, at $7 a small half you bet your hot...

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2.0
3y

Taco Tuesday is getting progressively harder to review, due to not too many establishments left to rate. So, this time I went to Gordo Burrito in search of tacos I hadn't eaten. Chalk this up to another learning experience. Normally I only try street tacos, but they had a special on hard shell (3 for $6) with lettuce, tomato, sour cream, and choice of meat (carne asada). I then got 2 street tacos ($1.75 ea), both carne asada, extra spicy (🙄). To say the meat was bland is an understatement... it had ZERO flavor with the exception of the lard it must've been sitting in. Very little onion, mostly cilantro, no lime...and mild at BEST for claiming spicy. The hard shell tacos were overflowing with lettuce, hardly any tomato, a large amount of the sour cream, lemon wedge, and again, NOT spicy. The shells were crisp, but fell apart with the 1st bite. It's getting to the point I may have to try dine-in restaurants for my Taco experiences, but I will NOT return here unless I'm high jacked. I'm getting to old to eat at sub-par food trucks. Read my other reviews...PLENTY of stellar food trucks in town, just...

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5.0
6y

Best Mexican food in Chico!

The quality of their ingredients is what easily separates them from all... order the nachos and they will blow your mind. I love their al pastor (different than most, but amazing!). I normally get the spicy, al pastor chimichonga. Also, their habanero salsa is the heat you've been looking for.

Notes: Very small place sharing a wing of the gas station. Not for large groups but they do have an outside eating area. Drinks, other than self serve water are purchased at the gas station. To go ordering is awesome over the phone so you can bring back your order to the office to save you that wait time and still be back within your 30min break. They have amazing breakfast burritos! They do catering.

If there was a con, I'd say parking (maybe 10 places total with the gas station) and their hours. This place is too awesome to not...

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