Mucho Burrito

the staff are pretty good there & follow instructions closely. They use whole beans on the burritos which is a huge plus & the fried vegetables are good. they would get 4 stars if they didnt charge for guacamole. the pork is a little iffy but the barbacoa is fantastic & they have good fish tacos. seating is limited if you go during peak hours not a problem for me as i eat at 3 but when i have been there around noon its too full.

STINGY!!! The owner takes over the food counter just to make sure the portion sizes are SMALL! Like another review said… it’s not like this at other locations. Go somewhere else and get your money’s worth.

I gotta say I drive by here everyday wanting to stop in and never have time to. Well tonight I made time and I’m glad. I ordered the regular chicken burrito on whole wheat. It was amazing. And the fact that it didn’t fall apart on me was great. I highly recommend this place and will be returning. And the service was top notch.

pleasantly surprised, sis had been moaning about wanting to go here before leaving canada. i was trying to avoid it i hate chipotle, so i expected to hate my lunch here.
but i wasnt, we went at about 1130, i think we had to be the first people of the day, didnt seem busy. there was no music, and only 3 people working in the entire store.
my food was good, i had specifically asked them to go light with the fillings cause i didnt want a pile of food inside, and it came out perfect. and i think thats what i liked about this place and not about chipotle since they just pile it on no matter what you say.
sis had fish taco said it was good. and while we ate about 10 other people came in so it must be good.

I’m a big fan of Chipotle and good Mexican in general, so figured we would give this place a try as we were passing through the area. They really did rip off pretty much everything from Chipotle, just didn’t doo anything quite as well.
— Décor was almost identical to a Chipotle
— Burittos very similar, not quite as good
— Had loud Mexican music playing, made it hard to communicate with the staff. Pick some more mainstream music, and control the volume
— The chips and guacamole, skip them both. The chips were no better than Tostitos, and the guac was just bad
— Free kids meal on the weekend! My son and I ate for $ 12. Hard to beat that deal. Price would be about the same as Chipotle otherwise.
So overall, a marginal reccomendation, seeing as there is no Chipotle nearby.

I’m with Chris P, not impressed with this location, had a better experience at other Mucho Burritos. They are not that friendly, and about an inch away from being a cash-​only establishment, b/​c they can’t take other forms of payment.
The food is good, I like that they use whole beans, instead of refried beans, but they are stingy with the toppings like salsa and guacamole, as noted by other reviewers, and the burritos come out very lightly toasted. I think this will be my last visit to this place. I stand by 1 or 5 stars. Eating here is better than being hungry,

Came again today, and I don’t know whether I would come back again.
I’m still not familiar with the way to order and they tend to rush me. It doesn’t help when I can’t hear what they are saying, nor do they understand what I am asking them.
They have about 5 people working the assembly line, each in charge of a few things. It moves quickly, but it’s so loud that I can’t hear the choices of sauce, and she didn’t offer me any salsa.
When I changed my mind from a salad, it just threw them off and everything was out of order.
At around $ 9, it’s quite expensive for a burrito. I got it grilled, but it may as well not have. I think they skimp on this due to time.
My lunch was a big mush of rice, beans guac and I barely tasted the meat.
The owner was around, it gets really busy during lunch time and i suggest coming before 12. He seemed to be doing random things, and I didn’t know he was the owner, dressed in casual clothes, just some guy who was saying things I didn’t understand.
I don’t like being rushed, might not come back for a long while.

This place is Chipotle’s blander sibling. There is absolutely no flavor in anything. The packaging and marketing are done pretty well. But the food had absolutely no flavor, I was really disappointed. A definite skip in my books. Burrito Boyz is still the best place I have tried.

I was not as impressed with this location as I was at the one in Vaughn. This location is small with limited seating, which is fine since they’re catering to the business lunch crowd. Some of the pork was a little dry and the mush they call salsa was pretty suspect. The staff that were making the burritos were friendly and cheerful, but the cashier was grumpy.
Expect to pay $ 10 for lunch +/​-​$ 2 depending on the size of burrito you choose and a drink.
Overall it was a middle of the road burrito. Its just disappointing since I had such a great experience up in Vaughn.

2 ½ stars.
Blah. Boring. Bland.
I was on the run from one meeting to the next and Mucho Burrito was in the building of where I was exiting. I was hungry. It was sustenance and not much past that. Would I go back to Mucho Burrito? No.

I liked the burrito from Mucho Burrito. Large, tasty, flavourful and prepared quickly in a clean kitchen. I go back from time to time.

Mucho Burrito is seriously just like Chipotle. There are minuscule differences, but as far as décor, packaging, and menu it is the same. The guacamole however was not tasty; I think it was probably prepackaged or something.
One thing I did like is that they offered a whole wheat tortilla wrap for my burrito. I didn’t like that I told the girl making my burrito 3 times that I did not want cheese and she still managed to ignore me and put cheese on the burrito.
As far as the taste, the burrito was extremely bland, even with the salsa. I did like that they offered cans of ginger ale.mmm. Something Chipotle doesn’t do.