Jackass Burrito

I can only speak to their food via delivery through Door Dash but it was good, fresh, large portions, and authentic. I ordered the Baja Shrimp burrito, which was (as everyone else is stating), HUGE! Fresh ingredients, but the cilantro rice was a bit too bland for my taste. I added some salsa and that jazzed it up a bit. Their packaging is like something out of Tiffany's with the pretty colors and exceptional wrapping. I think I'll try another style next time as again, this one was a bit too bland for me. Their chips are crunchy, salty, and freshly fried, and their salsas (we got the trio) were also fresh and tasty, but not too spicy, (at least according to my taste). We will try them again. Great value for the price.

Jackass burrito is El Rey. Refer to their reviews and it will be completely different than "jackass burrito." My stomach hurt after my meal and the food did not have flavor. I ordered takeout and the staff was friendly to their credit. Would not recommend because of the deceptive practice of being a shadow kitchen. Steer clear

This was a fun takeout adventure. First, be prepared to have leftovers. The burrito was HUGE (the bag was heavier than when I first lifted it) so you definitely get your money's worth. Just like all other Stephen Starr restaurants, the chips and guac were great. The frito pie burrito was delicious and I loved the extra crunch inside. Warning, it's definitely in the spicy side (and I have a somewhat high tolerance for spice/heat).

I got burritos from here with my partner and sister and we all were super impressed and VERY full. These burritos are like 2 pounds I swear - they are beefy, stuffed to the brim, and absolutely worth every single penny. I would even venture to say that these burritos have made their way to securing one of my top picks for best burritos in the Philly area. The menu has a decent variety of interesting options, and we each picked a different one: I got the Mission style (cilantro lime rice/black beans/salsa roja & pico de gallo/cheese/crema/guacamole) my sister got the K-Town (korean beef/kimchi/cilantro lime rice/refried beans/grilled scallions/shredded lettuce/crema) and my partner got the Frito Pie (ground beef/cilantro lime rice/black beans/fritos/jalapeño queso/salsa roja/pickled jalapeños).We each took a bite out of each other's and it was super hard to pick a favorite. I'm usually really skeptical of a Korean-Burrito hybrid, but this was one actually legit - the beef was flavorful and the kimchi was actually good, which is something I feel like most non-Korean joints can't seem to nail down. The fritos option in the burrito my partner got was really good too, and very unique - you can also add takis or fritos to yours if you get the Mission style. I regret not doing that the first time, but definitely will be back anyways for more, that extra bit of crunch in my partner's burrito from his fritos was so good. I can't praise this new place enough - Ordering online was super easy and I thought all of the burritos were priced reasonably, considering just how much you get. We were stuffed for hours, and were barely hungry for dinner. The packaging is also super cute and we couldn't get over the mascot. Bonus points for the wraps holding up - it's always kind of sad when your burrito starts to fall apart in your hands because of the tortilla ripping through but ours stayed pretty strong for the most part! If burrito bowls are more your thing though, no worries - they offer those as well.

I ordered a burrito from here and although it was tasty, it was killer spice. I didn't realize the hot sauce I added would be THAT spicy, or that they would add so much. I usually love spicy food and have a pretty good tolerance but this was too much and made it unedible. I added a ton of guacamole and sour cream to try to fix but to no avail. I wish I had but a note to make it less spicy, but I didn't expect this. Otherwise a good place-- fast delivery, big portions, lots of chips.

First time trying it for lunch. Looks like they operate out of El Ray and are quite popular. We saw multiple people coming out with to-go orders. I first thought the prices were slightly higher for their burritos and bowls but I then read that they do not charge for extra stuff such as sour-cream and guac. How nice!Prices will be between 12 and 15, depending on what you get. I got Mission bowl with veggies and my husband got K-Town. If you get mission bowl or burrito, you will pay couple of bucks extra for protein, but you will not pay extra for sour-cream, cheese, and guac.I thought the food was really good, clean ingredients, reasonable portion. So come hungry. One star off for them not giving disposable fork or spoon or anything with to-go orders. They said they ran out.I also saw a roach on their outside table (which is technically El Ray outside patio). I know I know--I was outside....Bugs are fine. Roaches are not. Sorry.

I ordered takeout from Jackass Burrito. I ordered a mission grilled chicken burrito with salsa. My order arrived quickly. The burrito was large and packed with flavor. It was delicious! It's a full meal with the salsa being a nice crispy compliment. I'll definitely order from them again.

I've been curious about Jackass Burritos ever since hearing about its addition to the Stephen Starr empire in Philadelphia a few months ago. I've been a fan of Starr's restaurants for 15 years, and I love a good vegetarian burrito, so I was excited to try (especially given all the glowing reviews). So I'm sad to say this is probably the first time I was disappointed by a Stephen Starr experience. Not that the burrito WASN'T good - I got the grilled vegetable mission style burrito with salsa verde and corn & poblano, and it was good, but...that's it. It was decently spicy, but nothing crazy (my partner's burrito with habanero salsa, on the other hand, was very intense). The level of cheese and crema verged on decadence - not a negative, because I don't deny myself culinary indulgences, but more an observation. The effect of a heavier level of dairy will mute some of the other flavors and spice though. The flavors in the lime cilantro rice, for example, were so subtle that I honestly would have thought it was regular white rice if you didn't tell me otherwise. The beans, pico de gallo and guacamole were all okay, but the grilled vegetables mostly seemed to consist of onions (and not all of those grilled all that well through either). It was generally underwhelming relative to my expectations. It's not that I wouldn't eat a Jackass burrito again, but if I did, I'd get habanero sauce as the only topping. And really, I've had vegetarian burritos as good and better in my West Philly neighborhood, so I wouldn't travel into CC just for this. Since I haven't seen other reviews for the grilled vegetable burrito, I figure that their meat-based options are superior (not that I'll ever know for sure). So to all vegetarians- skip the jackass ghost kitchen, and just get the vegetarian tacos from El Rey. It's been two years since I've had them, but I still remember thinking that they were the best tacos I've ever had.

Honestly. It's hard. The food was great. It's expensive. I will only come when I'm splitting a burrito with someone else. But the burrito and chips and guacamole are very good.

Not worth it for the price. Got the Baja shrimp lettuce bowl which turned out to be 6 fried shrimp, handful of lettuce and half an avocado for $16. It felt like a side salad in my hand...it filled up a quarter of the box it came in so that must be saying something. The ingredients are basic so I wasn't even paying for "quality." If anything I was paying for the colorful packaging....