I've been hearing so much praise about their breakfast burritos and how tasty and filling they are, but every time I crave breakfast burritos, it's always on Sundays when they are closed. In addition to making bomb breakfast burritos, they also have a lunch menu where they offer hot dogs, sausages and burgers. I have yet to try their lunch menu, but I've heard their Chicago and Seattle dogs are great. While they aren't the cheapest breakfast burritos in town, the price is justified by their quality and generous portion sizes. I had two meals out of my breakfast burrito. A couple tips about this place:

Closed on Sundays Call in your order so you don't have a long wait. The line may look short when you're there, but that's because all the pro people have learned to call in their order Breakfast is served all day until closing at 2pm., but lunch is only served after 11:30 a.m.

|| L O C A T I O N / P A R K I N G || -Cross Streets are Lincoln Ave. and Valley View St. (plaza across from Marshalls) -Storefront is located in front of Home Depot, you can't miss it -Parking is shared with Home Depot customers, it can be crowded and difficult to find close parking during peak hours

|| S E R V I C E || Now I don't typically leave a section for service unless it was an extremely bad or good experience. In this case, I wanted to highlight their service and how it shows they do care about their patrons. I went to place my order in the store thinking that all the hype after 8 months of opening would have died down a bit, so I thought at most it would be a 20 minute wait. Turns out, the hype is real, and the wait time is an hour. No problem, I can chill at Home Depot and try to not buy anything while I wait. An hour passes and I receive a call apologizing that the wait time has extended by 20 minutes. Although I'm hungry, I'm chill with it, because the fact that they remember to inform their patrons about the wait is nonexistent in many places. Less than 20 minutes has passed and I receive a call that my order is ready. To make up for the slight delay, they gave me a voucher to redeem a free burrito at my next visit and provided free drinks as well. Mind you, they provided large sized drinks for us. While the gesture may not have cost them much, it meant a lot to me as a customer. Although they're super popular, they still care about each of their customers.

|| F O O D || OG Burrito ($13.99) - This is one loaded burrito! It comes with (3) eggs, tater tots, Portuguese Hawaiian sausage, bacon , cheese and their special sauce. I've never had a breakfast burrito with Portuguese Hawaiian sausage before so this was a treat. They do not skimp out on the meat at all. What I liked about it was that the tater tots were super crispy despite the burrito being pretty hot off the grill. Not a fan of mushy tater tots in my burrito so this was a huge plus for me. If you're unsure which burrito to choose, you really can't go wrong with the OG burrito.

Queso Burrito ($14.49) - I wanted to get a different burrito to see if it was loaded like the OG burrito, and luckily, it was! Instead of Portuguese Hawaiian sausage, it contains Hot Italian Sausage, chiles and ground beef. If you're feeling adventurous and want a spicier kick to your burrito, I'd recommend this!