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(617) 357-9727
133 Federal St
(Matthews Street)
Boston,
MA
02110
42.3547
-71.0566
Neighborhoods: Central, Downtown
Years in business
Established in 2004
Hours:
Mon-Fri 7am-4pm
Price:
$
Last updated 1.31.11
Category:
Restaurants, Certified Green Restaurant(R), Delis And Delicatessens, Sandwich Shops
Payment Methods:
Gift Certificate, American Express, Cash, Visa, Discover, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Local Favorite, Group Dining, Cheap Eats
Smoking Permitted:
No
Other Locations:
What People Are Saying About Boloco
Featured Review
Contributor
Contributor
In Short – A favorite of students and budget-minded folk in search of healthy, affordable fast food, this local chain provides an impressive selection of burritos, wraps, salads, soups and smoothies. Choose from over a dozen specialty wraps and burritos listed on the menu, or build your own masterpiece choosing from grilled steak, chicken, shrimp, tofu or roasted veggies. Those counting calories stick to fruity smoothies or crisp salads, all made to order.
Editor's Tips
- The Extras:
- Go online to find out about all of the nutritional information in their wraps and smoothies.
- Save Money:
- Register for a boloco card--among the perks is a free birthday burrito
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| value | 50.0% positive |
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05/24/07
Burritos in the city, what you would expect but for too much $$$
by bostonian30something at Citysearch
The first thing that comes to my mind when I think burrito for lunch is cheap, so you can imagine my suprise when my Cajon chicken wrap came to $6.50. How was it? It was just OK, not much flavor but good "fill you up" eating. The problem is that Anna's (which is as prevelent as Boloco) has better burritos for less. Qdoba is just as expensive as Boloco and those are even less tempting taste wise. You would think that culinary experts could come up with a decent burrito. Check this place out if you are looking for "gourmet" wraps, but I have no idea how they pulled Best of Boston off in 2006. I will say, in closing, that the service (at the Federal St. location) was superb and the restaurant was the cleanest fast food location I have seen in Boston.
- Pros: Service, cleanliness and availability
- Cons: Just too expensive for what you get, bland UNINSPIRED burritos, there are better burrito places
All Certified Green Restaurants® meet the minimum certification criteria of the science-based standards of the
Green Restaurant Association (GRA), a national non profit dedicated to Greening Restaurants since 1990. Certified Green
Restaurants® implement transparent and verified environmental steps in seven environmental categories: Energy, Water,
Chemicals, Food, Packaging, Waste, and Building. Learn more about the
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The Details on Boloco
Place Categories:
- superb service
- just as expensive qdoba
- decent burrito
- even less tempting boloco
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