Mucho Burrito

Tasteless overpriced fast food. Not on my last of places to go again
Onion peel in the salsa, no seasoning on the food

I cannot for the life of me understand why the staff has been trained to randomly pile toppings into the tortilla and then fold it into a cube before rolling it up. The result is a Russian Roulette concoction with quadrants of mild satisfaction contrasted by utter disappointment. If the meat, beans and rice toppings had some seasoning, I might endure those before arriving at the more lively quadrants; salsa, guac and cheese. But unfortunately, things like salt, pepper, cilantro and lime are hard to come by at this ‘Mexican’ food chain. I suspect that Mucho’s chief engineer has never eaten at Mucho Burrito, because if they had, at $ 12 a pop, they’d call it an abomination. A Flavorless, overstuffed, overpriced, misshaped, careless, thoughtless abomination.

Barely edible, not on my do again list. Limited menu and poorly run knock off of big fat burrito and not even close. The only Mexican was the man cleaning the windows.

When reviewing this place one has to consider its competitors out there. All the burritos places are relatively the same price wise so its really not that expensive, and guac is usually extra. In the few burrito bars where it isn’t. Well the guac is not that great.
Now with all this in mind, I must say I like this place a lot. I have eaten in just about every burrito bar out there. It has good flavor and taste for a chain restaurant. I come here when I am in the area and looking for some Mexican food. Now of course you can get a better burrito at some good Mexican restaurants. But thats like comparing a Macdonald’s burger to a restaurant burger. So compared to stores similar it is pretty darn good.

This place is close to work so I have been by a few times. Great, friendly service and pretty good burritos.
The one thing they do different here than others is that stir fry some veggies to add to your burrito where most places have the traditional toppings.

Mediocre at best. Staff was very friendly but the food was just «meh». I had a quesadilla with beans, cheese, peppers, and onions and somehow it was blah and lacking in flavour and taste. I had a side of guacamole, which was also lacking in flavour. Can’t say I would be in a hurry to get back to this place.

Amazing delicious food. Generous portions, always fresh. The staff here are friendly and efficient. I am really «value minded» (you can read cheap here) and I still go here often. I bring people who are burger zombies and they love it, leave full, happy and tell me they have gone back because its so good.
The restaurant is always super clean and for those crying about paying for guac, I have yet to go to a Mexican restaurant –dine in or take out– where the guac wasn’t extra. There are 2 vegetarians in the family and it is included in the price of their veggie burritos.

This Mucho Burrito is awesome. I go about once every 2 weeks. The staff is super friendly and they make a really good Tilapia burrito.

Only in a real pinch. At the first bite my brain said «There is something seriously wrong here.»
If you have had Burrito Boyz or any of the more serious downtown burritos, this place is really really pale by comparison. At BB it takes 15m to prepare an item. That’s because they cook basically to order. And you get this hot filling + cool garnishes. It all works. And look at the BB kitchen — there is usually a pile of whole tomatoes waiting to be chopped.
Here it felt mushy and tasted floury. Of course what did I expect, they serve it basically cold with premade fillings just ladled out. Yes the ingredients seemed fresh enough, but it just doesn’t work altogether. I expect garnishes here are poured out of containers from head office. This is chain food gone amok.
(To the one reviewer who said «OMG…the most delish burritos in Leaside. «Well, that is not saying much. Leaside is not known for their discriminating taste in Burritos.)
and it got very expensive. At BB you can get out of there for $ 6 to $ 8 pp and guac is standard. at MB, guac is extra and you come in at about… $ 12 pp.
Again, only if you are absolutely stuck.

It was so pricey! I got a small burrito with gauc and it came up to $ 10! Holy!
They were very stingy about everything, I asked for some extra sauce and they said it’s extra and then gauc (a spoonful is $ 1 extra). I can buy a bag of 5 avocados for $ 3!
Anyway, it was barely enough and it was pricey. The burrito was soggy! Gross. I suggest avoiding Mucho Burrito, you can definitely get your bang for your buck elsewhere!
Service was quick, so there’s your star.

Enjoyed a pollo burrito with lettuce, pico de gallo, sour cream, and guacamole this afternoon. It was pretty tasty with fresh ingredients inside.
I’m on bed rest at the mo so I didn’t physically go to Mucho Burrito, but my father did. He said that this location was clean with a great staff. Pricing was also very reasonable for my frugal father. This location is in the new Leaside Village plaza; parking is plenty and there are also a lot of other businesses, including banks, coffee shops, a nail salon, and a grocery store.
I’ll definitely be going in for a taco or burrito once I’m better.
Good for: quick bite

OMG… the most delish burritos in Leaside. The quality and portions are good for the price and you are able to custom build the burrito to suit your taste. Everything is freash and the service is quick. The beer and desert selection is not great so I wouldn’t recommend either.

The first time I went was a few days after this place opened. It was great. Delicious, fresh and fast. The second time I went wasn’t as good, but the service was great. The manager is really nice. What happened was the girl making my burrito didn’t roll it correctly or neatly and it started to fall apart as soon as I unwrapped it. I went back to the counter to see if I could get them to re-​roll it for me but the manager stepped in and made me a new one, rolled perfectly :)

Decent burritos, incredible customer service. Consistently going above and beyond, they visibly work to go the extra mile.

Pretty rare that i would give any place 5 stars but all the layers of flavors bouncing around my taste buds hit home with a bang.
Pretty quiet here tonight but the friendly staff and the latin music make for a good ambiance.
I had a smothered burrito that just defined tasty right down to the southwest tomato sauce to crown it. Oh and make sure you kick it up with some of that ghost pepper hot sauce it will warm up a chilly night. That is… if you ain‘t afraid!!!
Gonna be putting this joint on my frequent visit schedule.
Probably helps that it‘s close to home and there‘s not much around these parts other than the same ol‘stuff.

…brand new location in a new plaza with the longo’s grocery store. the staff was very friendly, the manager it seemed greeted us as it looked like our first time there, which it was. he showed us around the menu which was pretty nice of him.
we ordered:
2 carne asada burritos, one small, one medium, good.
the hot salsa’s pretty hot the way i like it, but the guacamole had giant chunks of onions — dislike. i would definitely go back, it sure kicks chipotle’s butt!