Burrito or Quesadilla? How to Pick Your Lunch
Deciding between a burrito and a quesadilla for lunch in Ottawa? Compare the fillings, texture and how each one travels before you order pickup.

If you’re splitting lunch in Ottawa and trying to agree on one order, start with the nachos. Burrito Gringo’s menu describes the large as a serving for two. Here’s what’s on the plate and what to decide before you order.
It starts with lime-seasoned corn chips. The toppings include beans, sautéed peppers and your choice of meat or veggies, along with salsa, melted cheese and sour cream. The beans and peppers make it more substantial than a side of chips and salsa. The lime seasoning gives you a little tang even when you grab a chip with fewer toppings.
The Burrito Gringo menu lists guacamole with the vegetarian option. If two people are sharing, decide on the filling together before you order. A good question to ask is whether you both want meat or would rather share the veggie version with guacamole.
The large is a good starting point for two. If you’re ordering for a group, think about whether the nachos are the main dish or something to share alongside tacos. For pickup, aim to eat them soon after you get them if you like the chips crunchy. Order online and choose your Ottawa location to see its current options.