Costa Vida

I'm quite disappointed with this place. The veggie and vegan options - all have the main ingredients as stir fried veggies, and they ran out of veggies at around 1pm on a weekend.. we went there with friends and just settled for whatever they can put in our dishes. The staff wasn't able to clearly communicate what the issue was when they veggies were over - at a point we thought if we'd wait they could just make more veggies how hard could that be right ?? Chipotle does that - fresh batch of veggies. But No! This place won't have veggies until Monday and it was a Saturday. I'm almost not believing that somehow ... I'm surprised why won't they make fresh batch of veggies ? Anyways - the staff seems disinterested in serving food, weren't very polite and overall the food was just average ... not going back ...

What a joke!! I frequent Chipolte, Q'Doba, and Cafe Rio and typically get a bowl. This is the size bowl you get at Costa Vida compared to a bowl at ANY OTHER Mexican place. And it's $11. Kinda pricey as is but when you are getting half of what you would elsewhere it definitely does not make going to this restaurant worth it. If you are smart restaurant consumers I would HIGHLY recommend taking your money to any company that is willing to actually give you what you pay for. HIGHLY DISAPPOINTED. Below is the bowl from Costa Vida (on the left, which I'm sure you could figure out) and the size of a bowl from another chain.

I prefer to order from my table and be served at my table. So anyway we placed our order at the counter and carried it back to our table. My wife ordered shredded beef enchiladas with pintos and rice. I ordered grilled steak enchiladas with pintos and rice. Neither one of us thought the rice was all that great. We were pleasantly surprised at the rest of the meal. That was quite a bit of food and the taste was really delicious. We'll be back another day.

I'm a regular customer of this place for taco Tuesday. I really love their chicken. No weird pieces of fat or gristle. Their tortillas are thick and made fresh. I find their food quality better than Qdoba and Chipotle. I am always friendly to the service, and the service is always friendly back to me. Highly recommend.

This place gets two stars for delicious food but that is it . The employees working there does not want to be there . It's ridiculous how they treat their customers. And the mediocre "scoops" better save your money and go elsewhere. You probably get kids meal portions. And if you dare ask for more then a real scoop get ready for an eye roll. Would not recommend at all ! Stay away

We just moved to the area. This place is delicious. We can't wait to come back and try other items.

Absolute worst experience in a very long time. Literally did not get a single meal correct of our $50 order. This location has always been bad but this was the final straw for us. Our first mistake was ordering online where it never mentions how many items they are out of and that they would be closing two hours early. The employees were obviously use to giving bad service because when I asked about the guacamole I was charged extra for, she never offered a refund or any substitutions. DO NOT GO to this location. Drive the extra 2 miles to Cafe Rio on 120th and have a much better experience.

Daniela helped me today and gave me amazing service even though I was struggling to talk since I was getting over a cold. She gave me a water since I was coughing and that saved me. She was so kind and sweet even though it's the end of the day. I recommend the burritos and Horchata! She gave me such wonderful service. I am very grateful and appreciate people like her.

Ate here once, thought it was okay and then gave it a second chance. I think that's enough chances as the food is mediocre and the service is poor.It's another version of Chipotle with a few wrinkles, one of which is offering to smother your burrito (at a decent up charge I'm guessing although I didn't opt for it). As other reviews mention the service isn't good. Like, they have a handful of salsas and other ingredients that aren't labeled or listed on the menu, but when I asked what they are they just mumbled really quickly and I didn't feel much more informed. It seems they're trying to rush you through the process as quickly as possible, although both times I was here there was nobody else in line. Especially frustrating is at the far end of the bar they have some ingredients (e.g., cilantro and onions) that I wanted to add inside my burrito but before I could say so they'd wrapped my burrito and stuck it in the oven.Now the oven thing is a good idea and obviously ensures your burrito is hot. And the taste is decent, nothing special and about what I'd expect from a Chipotle knock-off. BUT, both times my burrito completely fell apart a few bites in, requiring a fork to eat it.Lastly, they give you your burrito in a plastic container big enough to hold like 3 burritos. I could understand it if you get your burrito smothered but if not, why not just wrap it in foil? It would help keep it warm, prevent it from falling apart, and not generate a ton of waste.So yeah, I don't think I'll be back.

Sweet pork enchiladas all day! Refried beans are nice and spicy. The fresh tortillas are great