A1A Burrito Works Taco Shop

A Beachside Taco Shop

Just off A1A and steps from the ocean, A1A Burrito Works Taco Shop is known for its big flavors, hearty portions, and one-of-a-kind creations. Whether you’re coming straight from the waves or just looking for a casual bite after exploring the coast, the shop delivers.

The menu covers all the classics—burritos, tacos, nachos, and quesadillas—but what really sets Burrito Works apart is its signature UFO. This fan favorite layers your choice of beans and protein inside a grilled flour tortilla, creating a crisp, melty, handheld pocket that’s unlike anything else in town. For many regulars, it’s a must-try item and the reason they keep coming back.

Build It Your Way

Every dish can be customized with two distinct flavor profiles:

• The Works – Cheese, sour cream, cilantro, lettuce, onion, salsa, and lime.
• Baja Style – Onion, cilantro, lime, cabbage, and a creamy, spicy white sauce.

This flexibility means you can go classic with a loaded burrito smothered in The Works, or keep things light and zesty with a Baja-style taco. Proteins range from seasoned beef and chicken to vegetarian-friendly options.

Dine In or Take It to the Sand

The restaurant’s outdoor picnic tables and high-tops provide a casual space to sit back and enjoy your meal. Covered seating keeps things shaded during the day, and the relaxed setup makes it easy to grab food with friends or family. Many diners, though, opt for the takeout route—packing up burritos and UFOs to enjoy at the beach at the end of A Street, just a short walk away.

Two Locations, Same Flavor

While the original A1A spot remains a beloved beachside staple, Burrito Works has expanded with a second Burrito Works Taco Shop on St. George Street. This shop caters to the city’s lively nightlife, keeping the grills hot and the tacos rolling well into the night. If you're exploring the historic district, it’s an easy way to grab a late-night bite without leaving downtown.

Know Before You Go

Expect big portions, bold flavors, and a mix of locals and tourists lined up to get their hands on UFOs and burritos. Both locations are casual, order-at-the-counter style.