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  • Getting the wife to agree on anything food wise, is tough. She likes what she likes, and isn't down to "broaden her horizons" most of the time. We wanted to get something for lunch today, and Mexican food came up. I had been to a Caramba's by work once before, and I didn't like it (I got nachos, and their nachos just aren't that good!) and had never gone back. Well, today was the day. The wife wanted some shredded beef tacos, so I drove down here to grab them. I walked up to the counter and placed my order for 2 beef tacos, a carne asada burrito, and an order of chips. Total was around $16.50. About that......they use a point of sale system which has you insert your card up top (didn't know where to swipe/insert card...cashier had to tell me), then the screen prompts you immediately if you want to add a tip. I HATE THAT SHIT. It's so uncomfortable and awkward standing there trying to find the "no tip" option on screen. Smart for the business (probably make way more tips of guilt, rather than tips off of good service), but lame for the customer. Anyways.....finally got my order in and took a seat to wait for my food. Filled up some salsa cups, my number was called, and I was on my way. Here is how the food was................... Carne Asada Burrito- San Diego quality? Nope. Good for Arizona? Eh, decent at least. The carne asada tasted fine, and it had a decent amount of guacamole throughout. A little "hot" and "soupy" near the bottom, and it did blow out during the last 1/4 due to a sub par tortilla. I ate the whole thing, and it would be considered an average AZ burrito. I have had better burritos (no such thing, really, but....AZ burritos don't have shit on CA burritos) in AZ, but this thing wasn't nasty at least. Not worth the $7.00 price tag, but it was still ok. Chips- These were great! They were incredibly thin and crispy and reminded me of My Nana's chips you can buy in the grocery stores here in Phoenix. (If you have never had My Nana's chips, and you live in the Phoenix area, you are missing out! My Nana's are the best damn tortilla chips you can buy at the store. They are delicious!). I grabbed a bunch of salsas, and went to town! Great, great chips! My wife thought her beef tacos were good. A tad pricey coming in at $3.20 per taco, but it satisfied her craving and they looked good. Lunch was ok. Wasn't great, wasn't bad. Average. A-OK. Will I be back? Maybe?
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