Burrito Loco

Does not take credit card. Had to walk around to an atm to get screwed the exchange rate. The food tasted like a freshly made frozen burrito. Horrible, I’m sure there are plenty of other places to get better food.

I would rather eat glass (and I have) than eat here again. The burrito was terrible. The meat did not taste good, and we had to walk around to find an arm because they didn’t accept credit card.

Who knew that Czech-​Mex was such a thing?
There’s not too much to say about this place, but keep in mind as you read that I’m a native Texan and I don’t take my burritos lightly.
That said, these guys — at all of the locations — can roll a burrito better than I’ve ever seen. Even so, its funny. They use all the right ingredients, but it doesn’t come out tasting quite like it goes back home. Not that it’s not delicious, it definitely is, but it’s not the same.

I love this place. Everything tasted fresh and the seasoning was perfect. Anyone who disagrees is… wrong. I think Burrito Loco blows away Chipotle.

I have to agree with Andy here, the prices are a bit loco for prague, expensive of course for the area. I personally didn’t like the fact that I just paid 125 crowns for a chicken quesadilla and another 65 crowns for the most basic of nachos and if I wanted guacamole this was costing me extra. This is nothing like Chipotle in the USA! Chipotle is way better. My chicken quesadilla was very good, fresh, plenty of cheese, but honestly guacamole would have made it a thousand times better. If you are in a rush I think this is a good, filling place to head to with good food, but surely not the best or cheapest you will find around.

I’m giving five stars based upon the fact that Burrito Loco is located in Czech Republic, not in the mission district in San Francisco, and in a country with absolutely no food truck culture. Having grown up here I always searched for the best burrito and had to fight my way through burritos full of refried beans, brocolli and peas. Currently Buritto Loco is actually the top of my list overall for burritos in Prague. And that’s saying something considering it’s a fast food joint. It comes very spicy if you want it, and is huge. No, this isn’t subway where you can say I want more of this or this. But overall every time I’ve gone there I’ve left quite satisfied. Fast service for just one guy working behind the counter, and a good wrapping to take on the street. Oh, and of course the fact that it’s open 24 hours a day helps a lot as well, especially in a country where previously the only 24 hour places open would sell you a fried cheese or a two day old sausage in the center. So yeah, there are better burritos in the US, just as if I wanted a good pizza I’d go to Chicago but for Prague there is no doubt that this is as good as it gets.

I remember when this place was very new, I was excited to get my Mexican food fix in Prague. Definitely not the best burrito I’ve ever had, but it fit the bill and stays open pretty late. I think 4am some nights? Awesome.

Okay I’m from California so I can’t compare the two but this place is fairly decent when you’re in need of mexican food. Burrito Loco is a small mexican joint around Prague. It has pretty multiple central locations in Prague 1, and 5. You can call it a fast-​food joint of mexican food. Nothing is really fresh.
I’ve tried their chicken burrito, vegetarian burrito and chicken quesadilla. Everything has been super bleh. Nothing tasted fresh. Beans taste like they’re out of can, chicken is dry and tortilla’s taste old. I guess the business is not really going for fresh food so I think it’s OK. If you’re looking for a sit down nice mexican joint, forget about it. Like I said, It’s a fast-​food mexican food stop can’t except a lot.
Also, price is fairly decent and service is kind of slow even though they portray to be fast. Personally, I would rather spend my money at restaurant across the street and pay the same amount. :/