Do you think $5 for a nice size breakfast burrito is too much?

yes because burritos are so good:):):):)

Yes

If it makes you happy, yes...

I'm from Canada and find all food truck food toooo much for one person to eat. Perhaps consider making a smaller portion size at $3 and then offer 2 for $5 ! A person with a lighter appetite will buy one rather than pass by, and a person with a larger appetite will buy two smalls and be satisfied with both the food and the price. As long as it make profit, you are okay. If you have to, consider $4 for a small, $7 for two !
My wife and I love eating a food trucks, but share one portion because they are sooo over the top size-wise. Think about catering to the larger audience than just the big eaters. If it is a good product, they will not only buy more, but return.

oh darn it. I thought *I* invented the breakfast burrito. It's what I make for my kids every day they have an exam. Perfect brain food.

P.S. I think $5 for a honkin' burrito is a very fair price for NY metro area. I'd be willing to pay another dollar or two if it came with a drink.

Here's what one of the local taquerias does for breakfast burritos:
-Two eggs per burrito
-Choice of either plain, ham, bacon, vegetarian,chorizo. Base price of $2.30-$2.70 which includes their really good housemade salsas
-Extras on request: cheese, sour cream,beans (pinto, blk, refried), potatoes, rice. $0.50-$0.75 for each extra add-in.
They make them to order. With all the add-ins, it becomes a substantial burrito and can top $5 easily.

I don’t get carb-on-carb as in potatoes wrapped in tortilla. It may make it cheaper to add plenty of those tasty dried potatoes but in my humble opinion, it’s too many calories for breakfast. I’d rather pay 5 dollars for a wrap with egg, bacon and salsa than $4 for wrap that includes potatoes as a filler. A large man may feel differently as he may need the energy. Maybe a couple of options?

Pierno, you live in Southern California, of course you will have a better selection of Mexican food. It's not that we don't "get" it per say, but when you live in states with such a variety of wonderful ethnicities, coupled with year round weather variations you are open to different foods. To that end, we have great Mexican restaurants here but I think living in CA makes you rather opinionated and ignorant. Who is "WE" working on Ny making a better burrito? I don't want to stay tuned. Us NY'ers have our own thang going on and doubt we miss your burrito.

That would be dirt cheap for New York. It all depends upon where you are.

I agree with pierino that "papas" (spicy fried little potato cubes) are really needed in a breakfast burrito. Not only do they add a wonderful spiciness, but they are also less expensive per volume than your other ingredients. But as long as you are using a 12-14" tortilla and stuffing it pretty full of goodies, I think $5 apiece is a great price! Do you accept mail orders?

Not for the Los Angeles and surrounding areas.

I agree that where you are -- geographically -- is important. Some areas/markets will support higher prices than others. In Seattle, that seems a bit high -- unless it met the "locally sourced; organic; something else special about it" trifecta. Having said that, I think the venue is also important and could change that answer -- if you're the only food around and there's likely to be a hungry mob (I'm thinking like at some athletic events like tri-athalons -- unless you're at the end of the event, probably not interesting for the athletes, but very interesting for the spectators!) then $5 will be just fine.

Yes! If you are spending $5 every morning on breakfast. No! If you treat your self once in a while. It's so much healthier to make your own.

It's a little high for Denver, but probably just right for some coastal cities. We get really good breakfast burritos for about $2.50 and they are not huge which I like because I'd rather not have a giant burrito for breakfast.

Sounds fair to me especially if it's a fat burrito. You can add some fried potato to it for a little extra heft.

I would say it depends on where you are located. In my area a breakfast taco egg, meat, cheese is about a dollar. But I live in a smaller Texas town of 10,000 people and 14 Mexican restaurant options for breakfast.

I don't think so, but of course it depends on where you are. I pay $6-$8 for a breakfast burrito from one of my favorite food carts.

With a small coffee sounds right if burrito is filling