Chilango Chancery Lane

Amazing Service and Delicious Burritos!

If the holy grail of London's burrito scene had a lively epicenter, it might just be nestled along Chancery Lane, where earnest aromas and cheerful chattering welcome each on-looker into Chilango’s embrace. It's hard not to get swept up in the place’s energy right from the doorstep—and really, why would you resist? It's their attentive team that steadies the ship, making each powerhouse lunch hour feel like your own personal oasis. "Arthur is the best!" someone cheerfully hailed, and they're spot on; he and his amiable band seem genuinely passionate about crafting each meal with verve—if you’re feeling especially lucky, they might even toss in some of those cheeky prawns as an unexpected treat. The menu is bolstered by plant-based alchemies and veggie delights that cater to every palate, steering boldly into flavorful territory while pampering those with loftier ethical pursuits.

Perhaps the singular joy in devouring Chilango’s offering lies in its vivacious simplicity—here, a steak burrito refuses to dip below excellence whilst the latest acquisition love affair with Tortilla seems to have buttressed its long-standing standards. Yet, despite high-flyers in the veg mix and tender chicken that evade gristle altogether, niggling matters occur, like tantalizing salsa lacking its punch or portions sizing themselves onto slimmer pickings for rogues who've dared logic the prices, leaving some regulars wistfully contemplating other lunch nooks. Still, Amy gravely contends that this culinary indulgence has redefined her existence, and the disparity of a crunchy rice shorts out when bowled over guacamole—it’s certainly not the ring's cheapest ticket. But who, under care of charming mentions and consistently spirited tastes, would dare label Chilango’s fare lacking in heart? — Milo Tastemaker