Quesada Burritos & Tacos

I come to this place 2 – 3 times a week. I always get their spicy chicken burritos. The burritos are indeed much cheaper than Chipotle and I like this better than Burrito Boyz.

Pretty good for a quick and cheap Mexican food fix. This place is in the same vein as Mucho Burrito, but Quesada does a better fish taco.

I have a slight obsession with Quesada bowls. Like, I go here about 3 – 4 of my 5 day work week. Its MUCH cheaper than chipotle and I get way more. My only gripe would be to have a better hot sauce and salsa bar. There isn’t enough heat difference between them nor a whole lot of flavour and for someone that has taste buds that were developed outside of Canada, I would really appreciate more attention here. The owner lady (i think…) that rings you up is insanely friendly.
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I visit this location of Quesada quite frequently. At least once a week for sure since I work close by. They get 3 stars because of the crazy portion size I always get! For $ 7 you get a heaping amount of food in a burrito bowl. For the most part everything is super fresh and delicious! It almost feels like a healthier version of Mexican take out.
Word to the wise: Go for the grilled chicken over the spicy and just add hot sauce as you please. The spicy chicken is usually way too dry!
You can also get tacos family style for $ 30 if you have a lot of people with you! Yum!

Need a healthy grilled chicken burrito on a whole wheat wrap? This place is your go to place. Came in after a New Year’s Eve workout and ate every last bite of my burrito. The service is friendly and we will be back! Thanks guys!

I am giving this place four stars because you get exactly what you pay for and they did it well within the expectation I had on them. I expected a low rent version of Chipotle and I got it. They were quick, accommodating, pleasant to deal with and a family of five got dinner for $ 30. That is what I wanted and they provided it. And as someone who eats A LOT of tex mex, this wasn’t offensive. I have had worse and I have had better. But for the price point, it was worth it.

Great food and great service. I love the people that work at this location and the food is un matched. If you want a quick mexican bite, this is the juan place you need to go. Get some catering done for your company as well. So many burritos to go around.

One of the best burrito places in Toronto. This is the original Quesada location and the service and staff are impeccable. I highly recommend the fish burrito.

Poor service and less bang for your buck — wouldn’t swap a taco instead of a burrito worth the same price to take part of the Blujays beer promotion. Was forced to take a coors light because the Canadian was warm outside of the fridge. Wouldn’t offer corona or Stella for exchange. Burrito was totally burnt on one side. Taste was bland, guacamole costs extra, chip salsa taste like watery baby tomato juice. For a cheaper price and better taste try Burrito boyz on Adelaide.

Always able to get a fresh burrito here. Steak is my fav n they have good deals on jays games. Large burrito n beer for 10 $

Ventilation is terrible in here. The drop ceiling is starting to buckle and it’s like a steamy Chili pepper sauna inside. You’ll leave smelling like food. Had the steak tacos for dinner right before closing and my stomach has been tender for two days. Steak was like cubed rubber and the taco shells weren’t heated and stale. Topings and hot sauce were tasty and the staff was friendly.
For close to the price of eating in a restaurant the value isnt here for fast food. There are better other Can-​mex fast food options in this price range that offer a better meal (Tacos Del Mar, Tacos Al Asador, Burrito Boyz/​Burrito Banditios etc)
I wouldnt eat here again.

If I were the owner I would change a few things. First, I would move the garbage cans away from the entrance so people trying to throw away the garbage that is the food here don’t block the poor people trying to get in.
Second, I would stop using Groupon to get people to come in because clearly each transaction takes 10 minutes longer than it should.
Third, I would stop feeding my customers the bottom of the nacho barrel, the tiny little crumbs that no one enjoys, only to cover it up with the normal-​sized nachos right in front of my customers.
Fourth, I would stop buying my ingredients from the discount aisle of whatever hellish grocery store they came from. If I wanted lettuce and tomatoes that tasted like nothing I’d buy a burger at Mcdonalds. Hmm, maybe I did buy a burger at McDonalds and it was just re-​arranged to look like a burrito. I just don’t know anymore.

In a nutshell: there are a lot of burrito joints within walking distance of this place that are way better. This place would be near the bottom of my list.
I got a large steak burrito with guacamole.
It was definitely filling but the taste just wasn’t there. The burrito was bland and halfway through I wanted to toss the rest in the garbage.
With a bottle of Coke the meal came to about $ 11.50.
One and done.

You know what?
I order the bean and cheese. No cheese. No rice. 2 salsas plus the fresh pico, lettuce and cilantro. So what we have here, basically, is a bean and lettuce burrito. I KNOW THIS SOUNDS ENTICING TO YOU.
But like I said, you know what? I like it a lot.
Sometimes I’ll get it 3 days a week for lunch. I’ll assassinate it with limey hot sauce and by the time I get half way through, it’s dripping a lake into my burrito basket. But I don’t care. I like the steamy tortilla and the bean party in my mouth. So, here’s a big fat Kanye shrug for ya.
Plus: I also love the 3 minute walk from work, and the 5 dollar price tag!

Yet another burrito/​taco franchise conveniently located just outside my condo.
Their chicken tacos are pretty good and I like that they offer their burritos in either small or large sizes. The large is WAY too big for me, so I usually have the small and it’s more than enough food for this little gal.
The first time I hit this joint was in the late fall and they had a delicious black bean soup, which they don’t offer in the summer — makes sense.
Their prices are reasonable and they usually have a daily special, which is well worth the $ 5 – 6 price tag.
For like a $ 1.50 extra they’ll add a soft drink and tortilla chips to your order .
The place is also licensed so you also have the option of enjoying your meal on their sidewalk patio with an icy cold Corona (that alone is worth a star).

Got a free small burrito through their email promotion so decided to try it out. It was ok. Kinda salty. I added chips & salsa with it, and that was also salty.
I’m glad I didn’t pay full price for this meal. I don’t think I would.

I should start by admitting that I don’t like burritos. Sadly, this makes me a poor candidate for most of Toronto’s Mexican offerings, which seem to center around great big overstuffed burritos. What I love about Quesada is that they offer tacos! Soft or hard shells with beef, chicken, spicy chicken or pork and your choice of toppings. They’re fresh, filling, and a mere $ 6.99 for THREE — making them a great lunch choice.
Service is friendly and efficient; line-​ups at lunch can sometimes be long.

it is passable and convenient but not the best burrito you’ll ever have. You’re so close to great burritos at bandidos (or boyz).

If you are in this neighborhood and get a hankering for a burrito, there is the original Boyz and the née Bandidos that offer up finer, fresher ingredients at less of the price. The experience here is very Mr Pita of burritos. Kind of generic. The only redeeming quality about the burrito was the cilantro-​tinged rice. Don’t get me wrong, I didn’t actually enjoy the rice. It was dried out and crispy. But the cilantro (what many Canadians call corriander) was the only flavor in the burrito. Dried out and bland.

not bad, from what I’ve had so far. Food seems centered on wraps, with various Subway-​style options to customizing your meal, albeit Mexican-​ized.
If you’re just getting a wrap, it’ll come in under the $ 10 mark, but a drink and a side-​order will run you in the $ 12 range.