It’s hard to find a good burrito in Beirut, but Taco Milagro does this classic Mexican dish justice. Turn any of your favorite Milagro tacos into a Burrito or a Burrito Bowl and see for yourself!
Simple yet satisfying, these quesadillas are filled with homemade Pico de Gallo salsa and covered with cheese. We also suggest you try a glass (or a pitcher) of their classic Margaritas.
For Beirut’s best nacho dish, look no further than The Cheesecake Factory. Crisp tortilla chips smothered with an array of different melted cheeses, guacamole, sour cream, jalapenos, green onions, and topped with spicy chicken (optional).
4. Tortilla crusted chicken fajitas at Chili’s, 38,500 LL
This dish is a party on a platter – where succulent chicken slices are covered in a crispy tortilla coating and are served on a bed of cooked red onion rings, and garlic tomatoes. Topped with fresh cilantro, roasted jalapenos, and lime wedges. FYI, no visit to Chili’s is complete without a Presidente Margarita on the side.
5. Esquites salad and Barbacoa taco at Taqueria Del Jefe, 10,500 LL and 7,000 LL respectively
The corn salad at Taqueria Del Jefe is the best we’ve had in Beirut. It comes with blackened corn, cilantro, red onions, queso fresco, and chipotle mayo. Our favorite taco here is the Barbacoa: filled with black angus prasilla braised beef, salsa pequin, crema, and topped with fresh cilantro. And, of course, their margaritas are delicious, too!
Flour tortillas filled with minced california-style meat, refried beans, onions, and cheese – topped with homemade burrito sauce and served with Mexican rice.
