Zambrero Mexican Restaurant — Restaurant in Napier

Don't waste your money - not enough content for what you pay.

Piddly scoops and portions of everything that go into a doey pastry-like wrap that is about half the size of a standard Turkish kebab, and will still cost you more. The flavours were pretty average with nothing really standing out. We were very much hoping for a new experience in the takeaway stakes but the Subway-like set-up made the experience feel as bland as any other Western takeaway. Thankfully, there are Turkish restaurants and takeaways in every city now, and they know how to feed a belly with without having to charge more!

Content of wrap: 2/5 Service: 3-4/5 Shop: 3/5 (looks just like Subway) Taste: 3/5 - some good flavours, but again, like with the content, there's so little of it that it just...

It's my own fault. My partner was getting uber eats. She asked if I wanted something. I didn't realise it was Zambrero. If i had i would have said no thank you. $23 for an apparently large burrito with extra meat, extra cheese, extra salsa and extra sour cream. It's only 15cm long. Tastes like the sausages from a can of watties spaghetti and sausages. I wonder Zambrero, do you make your food for kiwi palates? There is nothing Mexican in the burrito I got. You'd think that ordering lots of salsa would make it taste fresh at least. Sadly no. Please people take note of this review. Overpriced, undersized, under flavoured. I'm mad at myself...

One of the most unpleasing health and safety breaches I've seen. We went there of a quick bite to eat on Saturday 9/2 and ordered burritos. We where standing in front of the food preperarion bar where our burritos where being prepared and then a bird flew into the building and landed right where our food was being prepared and ingredients stored. I was immediately shocked that this happened and I'm concerned that this could cause someone to become sick becaue of this. Especially that birds can carry salmonella. Not to happy about this and could be esaly fixed by covering the food production area from birds landing in...