Readers' Choice Poll: What Place Makes the Best Burrito in Kirkland?

Your friendly Kirkland Patch editor will say right up front that yes, I know a little something about the burritos you can order in Kirkland -- not on a professional level, but certainly as a repeat consumer.

Who remembers Taco Mama's on Central Way downtown? It was a tiny shop back in the '70s, totally American, not Mexican at all, but the Burrito Supremo was big, cheap and scrumptious.

We were there also at the beginning with Las Margaritis up on Rose Hill, the current location of . The Deluxe Chicken Burrito knocked me out. I always enjoyed it with extra chilies jalapeno and tortilla chips, followed by my usual refrain, "Mas agua por favor!"

Now for several years our friendly neighborhood Mexican restaurant has been on Finn Hill. We're also partial to downtown (Pssst: There's no burrito on the menu, you must ask for it).

But enough of the maudlin reminiscing and such, let's get to the meat of the matter: What place in Kirkland makes the absolute best burrito?

Ai-yi-yi, we have plenty to choose from! In addition to the Three Bros, the family Garcia and the popular prickly place mentioned above, we have , , , and two Then there's , , , and the brand new -- not to mention , and the .

So please vote for your favorite in the poll below. And click on the links above to rate the business on its Patch Place listing. You can even leave a review. We do not have listings for the mobile restaurants, but we will take votes on them and comments below.

In the event of a tie, we will break it based on the comments here and reviews on the Patch Place listing, so please explain your choice.

The poll closes at 9 a.m. Friday, and we’ll announce the winner later that day.

Don't see your favorite place? Tell us in the comments section. Have a favorite in the next town over? Vote for the best burrito in Redmond or Woodinville, too.

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Because our poll is not scientific, it is not the sole consideration in choosing a winner. The winner will be based on a point system in which poll results and Patch Place ratings are weighted equally. In the event of a tie, the Patch editor will determine the winner based on comments and reviews on Patch Places. For full contest details, see the attached PDF with the rules. Please vote only once per survey, per Patch.