Brasas Mexican Grill — Restaurant in Provo

First let me talk about what was good. The meat was seasoned well and had good flavor. The portion sizes are decently large.

Now the negatives. The meat is tough and very dry. we had asada plate, chicken nachos, and chicken quesadilla and this was true for all of them. The guacamole tastes like it is prepackaged, no flavor and much too creamy. The salsas were ok but nothing great. There was a live fly trapped in the pico container. beans also tasted like they came from a can. The nachos that we got were completely stale and seemed as if they had been microwaved. I suspect this is the case because the styrofoam container was melted like it was put in a microwave. See pictures. Also, before going we looked up the menu to decide what we wanted to order and see the prices. We called and ordered ahead so the food would be ready shortly after we got there. The price they charged was significantly different than their website (1.5 times what they advertised). When I asked about this the employee said that they haven't updated that since November of 2019 and they have received several requests to update it from patrons and from the service provider but, and I quote, "the owner doesn't care". That pretty much sums up my experience, a lack of caring. Overall, I would not recommend this place but if you want to go I have attached now accurate menu prices as of...

I found this place on google having a lot of good reviews and being Mexican myself I took my whole family there. I knew we were going to eat outside, but when I saw the pricing I was a bit hesitant to eat there. Still we were there already and ordered. I ended up paying a lot for for the luxury of eating outside. It took longer than expected to get our food but when it was finally ready we were missing a carne asada quesadilla. I go ask the guy who says he didn’t charge me for it and I had to pay for it if I wanted it. $10 for a quesadilla!, so ended up paying what a good and authentic Mexican restaurant would charge, all for the luxury of eating outside, seating, getting the owner’s attitude and even better!, a hair in one of the quesadillas... no biggie, but later in my taco loco a metal twist tie!!!! I take it over to the counter to report the issue and they just take it in!, no apologies just the same crappy attitude. Not coming back and can’t recommend this...

Their burritos are so big, you'll be able to have two meals, yet delicious enough you won't want to stop halfway.

The burrito was a Hero's Journey into the wild southern border. The succulent sauces, each one better and more flavorful than the last, which I found delectable at first, soon became my rock, my anchor, my Theodor Roosevelt, if you will - but only if you will, cause I won't. By the end of the burrito, each bite felt like a triumph of man and human spirit. Yet madness began to take hold. Like Haley Joel Osment at the end of Sixth Sense, I started seeing dead people. Loved ones called out from beyond the grave, telling me to keep eating, to persevere. If my late grandfather fought in Vietnam, I could fight The Burrito.

"You will not best me!" I shouted, as thunder roared.

One last push... For America...

All in all, I ate 3/4ths of the burrito and felt like I needed to be wheeled out on a...