Ohio City Burrito

I have eaten both in and had delivery from OCB, and every experience was excellent. Even with the pandemic lurking throughout the city, they were able to get me my food quickly while I was still working. The food is excellent. The meat is always tender and the spices are on point. My one wish is that they had a truly spicy option. Although there is some heat, I want something that will make me regret ordering it for lunch on a workday. The staff is always friendly, my orders are always correct, and the two locations means you can get their food just about anywhere in the city. Solid option for any Mexican fan in Cleveland.

This wasn't as good as I was hoping it to be. The food was meh. Nothing special. The guac was good. The chips weren't great. The food was made in a timely manner. I didn't get the extra cheese option that I ordered. Nor could I find any in my burrito. I had massive pieces of chicken in my burrito that were dry. I almost choked they were so big haha. Not the best unfortunately.

Small place with limited seating inside and outside. The food was mediocre but the location seemed pretty busy. Not my kind of place.

Tried the Chorizo Bowl at Progressive Field during a Guardian' game. It was pretty good considering it was at the ball park. The bowls were a good size and my wife and could of definitely just shared one. But, she was hungry and wanted her own.

Sometimes, sometimes you just need tacos.None of the tacos were bad at all, they just weren't as flavorful as I would like.The 25th Street taco was nice, the chicken tinga taco and the shrimp taco were also nice.They also have horchata, and I am here for it.Not the best tacos but decent tacos. Great place for lunch downtown.

I came across this location while exploring the city. It seemed popular amongst the locals, so I decided to give it a chance. The customer service and food were good. I ordered a burrito bowl which was hefty and very delicious.

Stopped by OCB for lunch recently and ordered a chicken bowl with brown rice, black beans, sauteed peppers and onions, salsa, lettuce, and sour cream. I beat the lunch rush, so I didn't have to wait in line. My bowl was made immediately and with a bottle of water, cost $10. That's not a great price, and it's higher than Heinen's ($7.99) and Chipotle ($6.99), and the same as Rebol $9. The quality was very good and the food was fresh. I didn't knock my socks off though and I think the bowls could've been a little bigger. I'd definitely eat here again, but with Heinen's bowls being bigger, having more variety, and cheaper, I gotta keep going there.

Excellent! I almost walked away because the line for service was out the door! Glad I didn't. The barbacoa burrito was delicious! Big and flavorful. Ordered some chips and queso too! Asked if the staff gets the tips (always do that these days.... they often do not get them) and they do! Took it "to go"

Cute Mexican place in Ohio City. It's similar to a Chipotle in the sense that you can create your own bowl/burrito, but you get the benefits of it being local - fresher and more authentic. It's affordable, and the customer service was great. They were very helpful. Also, I love that they serve Jarritos - Mexican fruit-flavored soda.

What an absolute treasure in the heart of Cleveland's bustling downtown! Fresh ingredients and a wide selection of customizations are hallmarks of this spunky and bustling eatery.Friendly staff assemble the delightful burritos with a smile, and their wrapping skills are second to none.The salsa selections are delicious and the guacamole is smooth and flavorful. Round out your meal with a serving of the decadent flan.There is seating available inside and out, but for a real downtown experience take your meal to go and walk the few steps to Cleveland's Pubic Square and enjoy dining on one of the tables there. If you are lucky, there will be live entertainment.