I went to Super Burrito for lunch today and got, fittingly enough, a Super Burrito. I can see why so many people have said they like this place, because the burrito was really good. It was nice and tasty without having that artificial processed taste you can get at Taco Bell or even Qdoba. The standard burrito comes with meat, rice, refried beans, and guacamole. And there are plenty of other options too, all-meat burrito, vegetarian burritos, tacos, tostadas, taquitos, and even a breakfast menu. I think I’ll definitely be going back there.
You can tell, though, that they didn’t expend too much energy remodeling the building. In fact it’s fair to say they did the least amount of work possible. There are still hooks in the wall where the Burger King owners took down pictures when they moved out. But you don’t go there for the decor, and the cost of remodeling would probably just raise the price of the food anyway. And it’s not keeping people away. The place was pretty busy, with the drive-thru line backed up to the speaker and beyond, and a constant stream of people coming in the door. So let’s hope Super Burrito sticks around for a while. I think it has a good shot.
I love the chorizo and egg burrito. Super Burrito is pretty good, and my kids love the jingle.
Are they open for breakfast?
If you are expecting the same great food and service as the Reno store, I would suggest you wait and give it some time. I went there recently and not only was the food not as good they got my order wrong completely. I thought it was openning jitters but it happened again the next time.
And this is a relatively coevarsntive community. What in the world are all those odd little sayings up there with the colons that keep appearing when I type my comment? I assume icons of some kind?
I always used to go to the Super Burrito On Plumb Lane in Reno and have raved about it for years. I am glad to see that some businesses are doing well and expanding. Try their Nachos, if anything like their other shops they are KILLER!
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