The Burrito Shoppe Review

This small but important restaurant in the St. George area is a popular choice among many people. The only people who may not like the idea of this restaurant are the people who don’t like Mexican food in general. You can find the restaurant at 100 Stuyvesant Pl, and its convenient location is a big draw for customers. Once you step inside, you’ll be surrounded by Mexican culture and a lively atmosphere, making it a fun place to visit and eat.

  My first impressions when I entered were very special. The restaurant itself was visually appealing, giving a good ascetics while making it feel like we were moved to Mexico. With the nice greeting from the workers, this place really feels like home. But what’s most important is the taste of the food. You can tell the ingredients used were very fresh, and the way they make it adds love and their own style. The food is nothing but amazing with its smell, visual aspect, and taste. 

  The three popular sellers at the restaurants are the burrito bowls, quesadilla, and tortas. Both the burrito bowls and quesadilla cost around $13 while the tortas cost around $12. These choices are their top seller because the process of making these foods is very individualized, giving it a sense of uniqueness and adding more value to it. Not only do they have breathtaking food, but also a wide variety of drinks and desserts you can try. The Burrito Shoppe is a very well-rounded restaurant that has everything you need to enjoy your food. 

  Throughout my many years of experience with this restaurant, I have never come out unsatisfied. From the location to the taste of the food, everything is almost perfect for people who are in the mood to adventure in the realm of Mexican food. I fully recommend going to this restaurant after a hard day at Curtis High School.

Aldrex Tabaquero