The Burrito Bar
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Thursday, 11 of Feb 2016
It's pretty difficult to find a good Mexican restaurant in Brisbane city, so we decided to do some researches about it, and give you some places where you can go, with friends or even family!
The Burrito Bar that I've interviewed is located in South Bank area, focused on building brand, which is really near from University and the beach; really convivial and lovely place for student and tourist.
They make a point of honor on healthy food, and economic and environmental sustainability to business and customer, to encourage people feeling fit.
This is not a gastronomic concept, because you can eat on site if you want to take one's time, or just take away to eat home, that's why you can go in just after a movie at cinema, because the food is ready pretty fast, especially as if you ordered on the website.
Concerning the menu, we really have an authentic Street Style Mexican dining, also to identity and culture, as you can imagine like urban San Francisco street feeling; so you have the opportunity to travel while staying in Brisbane.
Even more, in Brisbane suburbs: actually, they have franchise partners, to extend their business in Brisbane region, first (like you can see in Carseldine), and then why not everywhere in Australia. The good point when they open a restaurant that's you has Burrito for only $2. ONLY $2.
So, if you want to be in place, we advise you to go on the spot around 4pm, or even the weekend
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