Bimbo's Bitchin' Burrito Kitchen

The Supreme Burrito with potatoes instead of meat is my favorite. Nachos are a close second.

Was the same night I Elvis Costello in concert for the first time.

We arrived at an empty restaurant only to be told we would have to wait a few minutes so that they could pull some tables together to seat us. Fortunately, as we proceeded to walk into the seating area anyway, someone quickly stepped out from behind the counter to help us get seated.

We ordered a plate of nachos which weren’t that bad. My “inferno burrito”, on the other hand, was actually very dry and extremely bland. At least the burrito was fairly big so I didn’t go hungry, only unsatisfied.

I think I’ll just stick with Taco Del Mar for my burrito eating needs.

..and you’ll be happy

I went here a while ago, and unfortunately the food was not all that. I got their enchiladas, and, while it everything looked like it would be fresh and tasty, it turned out to be very very bland. Disappointing. My compatriots’ stuff was a little better, though, and the two guys next to us apparently really loved their burritos.

On the positive side, they made me an extremely strong mixed drink, perhaps to make me feel better about things. I liked the random decor. Service was very good, although there seemed to be a lot of weird tension between the workers. I was glad it did not carry over to us.

Perhaps the best part was that they played “In the Air Tonight” five consecutive times. Everyone there loved it. We kept imagining a holographic disembodied Phil Collins head spewing bitterness in the middle of the room. Clearly, someone working was not having a good evening.