Fiesta Burrito

Great bacon and egg burrito, picked one up and ate it while walking at the Phoenix Zoo. Fiesta Burrito is kind enough to sell me a side cup of bacon for me son who doesn't eat eggs and sometimes tortillas. It's very much appreciated he is 3 and loves bacon. Their Jamaica and Horchata is delicious a bit sweet but drink some then add water it's just right or split it into 2 cups and add 1/2 water perfect. No pics as the burritos are eaten quickly so yummy.

Ignore the bad reviews. I’ve been going here for over a decade. I’ve had Los Favs, most of the ‘bertos, the “you have to try this” Mexican food restaurants that everyone swears has the best fundido, and whatever or wherever you’re about to say in your head “has the best breakfast burrito.” Look, everyone has their own preferences when it comes to hole-in-the-wall local southwestern Mexican food. Everyone is entitled to say “that’s not real mexican food” even though it’s not the point when judging tastiness. But you’re reading these reviews, hoping either to find bad ones that deter you from making an eating decision that might be your one cheat meal of the week, or narrow down the near infinite number of choices for local cuisine to grab during your short stay in Arizona. So, here’s this: no visitor I’ve ever taken to— or referred to— Fiesta Burrito had ever not enjoyed it. Is it the absolute best in the valley? Subjective. Has their quality ever changed? No. I promise you, it has not. Is it the cleanest looking inside and out? No. It looks like it hasn’t been updated since the early 90’s. But you’re not going here for its looks. You’re going for a big, hot burrito. Is the service the best? No. They’re not there to be your best friend and work for tips. They’re there to make your food as fast as possible so you can have a big, hot burrito. Is the food going to be memorable? No, because you’re probably not looking to have a big memorable burrito experience. You’re just here for a big, hot burrito. My advice: if it’s you’re first time here, get something that you usually get elsewhere. Don’t get weird with it. Don’t start customizing it like you’re at Taco Bell. Just don’t. Maybe it’ll turn out great, but maybe not. These menus are constructed purposefully. Your best bet is to order something that has a picture IF you’ve never been here. Otherwise, just get a breakfast burrito. And, finally, yes, everyone gets it: prices have increased. Everywhere. Rest assured, that money isn’t going into the building to make it modernized and bougie. Nor is the money going into expanding operations and opening up more locations. Ingredients are more expensive right now. Still, you’re getting a lot of food for your dollar here. Piping hot food. Food that looks nearly identical to other Mexican food spots, but isn’t quite the same in taste. Food that you could make at home, maybe, but that would be an inconvenience. You’re here for the convenience. And a big, hot burrito.

The best fast food Mexican you can find. Their beans are amazing, their chicken is good quality, and they always hook it up with the hot sauce.

The carne asada fries are HUGE

I have been here over 50 times and I’ve tried all the burrito spots from El Norteno to Los Favoritos! No one does it like Fiesta ! Breakfast bacon with beans added is this pic but the Carne Asada is f amazing also !