El Burrito Supremo

I have been going to this place for years and have yet to be disappointed. I only order burritos and they are yummy. My daughter is picky and she loves their refried bean and cheese burrito. Salsa is awesome. And Guillermo the owner is the nicest guy ever. I called today and I think they might have closed, I was just there about a month ago. If they did close, this is a huge loss. I will miss their delicious burritos and homemade salsa

I’m sorry but if I can give this place no stars I would. I was so hungry and usually when I’m hungry anything can taste good, so we go in and order tacos and when I got my carne asada tacos it looked liked the meat was boiled. Yuck! I don’t think these people know what Asada means and I’m not even Mexican and I know. Well I took out the big chunks of boiled meat and left the small ones added a whole lot of some spicy green sauce and ate them. At $ 2.50 a taco I wasn’t just gonna throw them out. I ordered 3 tacos and after taking out all the big chunks of meat I ended up with basically one taco. I have eaten tacos in many places but this place is hands down the worst ever. Later I looked up other reviewers comments and wished I read before eating there. And I’m sure I never heard the kitchen being turned on or any sounds of food cooking, I only saw then put things in the microwave. That was my first clue something was not right.

Wow two and a half stars?

I was pretty convinced that I could eat even bad Mexican food. I’m kinda that way with Chinese food (most of the time), and I’m Chinese.
Boy was I wrong. Shared a carne asada burrito with a friend. The phrase that comes to mind is one big hot mess. There was no differentiation between the rice, beans, sauce, and meat. It was almost as if it was a Mexican mystery meat stew wrapped in a tortilla.
Go to Dos Gallos, or even to Taco Bell. And get something mas supremo.

Just moved to Fremont this summer. Searched Unilocal for a good burrito. Was not disappointed when I ordered the chicken supreme burrito but when I came back the next week and ordered the carne asada burrito, I was grossed out. The meat was tough and had lots of grissle and fat. Yuk. The chicken burrito is worth trying this place out for though. Get the green salsa too. It’s da bomb!

After 2 days of visiting this place, I am still horrified with the taste of the overpriced burrito. It was worst I ever tasted. May be my day was bad or may be other who gave 4 – 5 stars were lucky enough.
After eating half of the burrito I realised if I ate other half too, this might be the last burrito of my life. Cold, sour, tasteless; I can’t find words to describe how bad it was.
Never ever going back again.

Very short review overpriced over salted burrtio to the point it made my body to shake after I ate it. That was how much salt there was in that thing. There was no vegges like salsa, tomatoes, and or lettuce in it. There was a tiny bit of guacamole. I remember this place many years ago. Fast forward to now it doesn’t make sense about the food.

They don’t even deserve one star. If I could give them zero stars, I would. Please, don’t waste your time or money on their nasty, bland excuse for Mexican food. I ordered a carne asada burrito hoping for a regular burrito, nothing nancy. However, after just one bite I thought, «Oh no, they got our order wrong.» Nope, I was wrong. YUCK! They boil there carna asada. Bland as can be, rice and all. Nothing they serve has taste. Yuck! Yuck! Yuck!

I really wanted to love this place. This is my ex-boyfriend’s favorite Mexican restaurant, and after hearing him talk about it all the time, I thought that I’d love it too. But I don’t love it. I just like it.
The burritos here are big and I really like them for the most part. I just don’t really like the cut of beef they use, but that’s alright.
The enchiladas are good here too, but their red sauce tastes different. Not in a necessarily bad way, but it’s not the best either.
The older man who takes my order whenever I’m here is always really nice though, so at least there’s that. :)

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I really want to like this place. I’m all for mom and pop hole in the wall places, but damn. Nothing to me stood out. Chips were bland. Veggie burrito was okay ($ 7.00), just everything was whatever.
I was staring at the screen trying to think what to say, and I realized, the place is so whatever, there’s nothing to say besides that.
My friend’s father commented about their tacos: «There 2 dollars each and honestly, Taco Bell has the same tacos.»

I went in for a ½ pint of grilled chicken and «pico degio». I got a cup of soggy boiled chicken, full of juice, and tomatoes with a pinch of cilantro on top. All for $ 9.50! That’s $ 2.00 more then their super burrito! What a rip off.

Craved a burrito after an 8 hr. drive from Vegas and came across this place. The carne asada Supremo burrito was incredibly bland. Pains me to say this, but Chipotle would’ve been the better choice at that point.

I’ve been eating here since I was 8 years old and the food never fails me. I love their chicken burrito supreme. The tortillas are nice and fresh and it’s filled with juicy chicken, tomato salsa, spanish rice, beans (refried or pinto), sour cream & guac. The burrito is huge but it’s so good that I can devour the whole thing in one sitting if I’m starving. You definitely have to get the green chili verde salsa on the side to add a little spicy kick.
A family owned business, the food here is simple and tasty. One star lacking because it’s small and they raised the prices.

Carne Asada burrito & the old man that runs the place: =)))

This is so far the best local Mexican food places hands down that I have been to. I have been going to him for at least over 10 yrs or so. Its homemade and always good. His sauce is good and has all meats that my father likes. Al pastor, colorado — these are hard to find in other places but he has them. I have had his nachos (awesome and to die for), tacos are really flavorful, but I normally get the burrito supremo.
I will go here as long as he is open. Average prices. Friendly service. Its a low key place. but I like those.

The hubby and I have been on a mission to look for a really good burrito since moving to Union City. We were excited to try it out. Unfortunately, this wasn’t the place. I ordered the chicken burrito with guacamole. It was okay. The filling was rather dry and bland. The guacamole had a chalky consistency.
Perhaps I’ll give the other dishes a try. As for the ultimate burrito in the area, the search continues.

El Burrito Supremo is the true meaning of a hole in the wall Taqueria. It’s located in an international stripmall across the street from Safeway/​Blockbuster Video and can be hard place to see unless you’re looking for it.
Upon walking in here, you just get a sense that they’ve been in this location since the 80’s because it looks like a worn out. They have about 6 — 8 different burrito options ranging from about $ 4.50 — $ 6.50 and they have about 8 different meat options. They also offer tacos, nachos, enchiladas, tamales, and plates and nothing over the price tag of $ 10.
After looking over the menu, decided to put in an order for a Veggie Burrito for the wife and a Chili Rellano burrito for myself. They do offer both refried and whole beans which was nice for the vegetarian wife. I sat there and waited for my burrito and looked for a salsa bar, but they didn’t have one. The burritos took probably about 5 — 10 minutes. Asked for some mild salsa and was on my way home with dinner.
We got home and dug in. I have to say, both burritos were pretty big. The tortillas tasted home made, which is a plus. The stuffing inside, was kind of a mixed bag. My wife mentioned that her avocado tasted microwaved because it had that weird consistency. While the full chili rellano inside a burrito is a cool concept, it tasted a bit soggy like it too had been microwaved as well. Also I was disappointed that it didn’t come with chips (what is this place, Chipotle?) and that we each got only one small container of salsa, (good thing we had a jar at home).
Overall, not really that impressed especially after paying $ 13 for two burritos. The pluses here are the homemade tortillas and the large burritos, the negatives are that the burritos taste like they came out of the microwave, they don’t give you chips, and they only give you 1 smaller thing of salsa, also for the food we got, I’m not sure if it’s worth paying about $ 1 extra more. Overall, disappointed and with so many other options available, probably won’t come back. 2 star rating and look else where recommendation for El Burrito Supremo.

This place is excellent. They can be a bit slow, but the food itself (and the green salsa!!) is to die for.
Some meals of note:
The flour super quesadilla — great
Carne asada super burrito — great
Taco quesadilla — these are just so delightful, yet so simple! 10 thumbs up on this:)

Decent al pastor burrito. The green salsa was excellent though, nice and spicy. With a name like El Burrito Supremo, I thought it would be an americanized taqueria. However they have all the different meats (lengua, al pastor, abodabos, etc), so I was quite surprised. I actually came in asking for a breakfast burrito (chorizo & egg), and although they don’t have it on the menu, they offered to make it for me.
3 stars for a decent burrito and 1 extra star for potential & hospitality.

I love their burritos here. Been going here since I was little. Definitely loving the carne asada sumpremo burrito, especially with the chile verde sauce.
Its really tasty, but now its getting a bit too expensive, so thats why I give it 4 stars.