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| - On my way out of Pittsburgh, I stop by this small little Mexican restaurant in Pittsburgh international airport. It's not really a restaurant, but fast food counter kiosk, which caters to the traveling public in and out of Pittsburgh PA. I was kind of impressed with them although it's airport food.
I was recommended this place by Facebook friend of mine, who never steered me wrong yet in terms of traveling and eating on the go. His past recommendation was a pizza joint in terminal B in the heart of Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson international airport and it was pretty good. Onward to round two, where he suggested Currito's here at Pittsburgh international airport. I noticed this fast food kiosk after passing through TSA security checkpoint at Pittsburgh international airport. It was on my way to the gate, so I remembered what my friend had told me. It was already dinner time, so I ended up grabbing a burrito to take with me on the plane and eat it at 35,000 feet. What can you expect from a fast food counter kiosk, but friendly and fetching fast food here that will keep you on your toes while trying to keep you grounded while waiting for your flight out of Pittsburgh. For what I was worth, I was glad that Curitto's was basically in between my gate and the TSA security check point, so I didn't need to actually look for it since it was literally on my way. Happy about that.
The overall experience here at Currito's was pretty much touch and go. Being that it was an airport food kiosk, there wasn't any seats designated for dine in, do you're pretty much need to have everything bagged up and eaten at the gate or somewhere nearby. I ended up having my burrito in Houston (IAH) international airport while waiting for my connection to Phoenix Arizona (PHX). Currito's is located at the Pittsburgh international airport, so it's not hard to find, really. They accept major credit cards, do that's always a great thing, especially because you're in an airport and 90% of people would naturally whip out their plastic to pay for their food. The prices here were reasonable, since being at the airport, it's already pricey to begin with, but $10 for a delicious burrito?? That's pricey! What can you do? Obviously, eating before coming to airport, but this place may be the next best thing. The burritos here are legit and may be worth it! Mine was delicious and full of flavors i haven't experienced in a long time.
I decided to try the tikka burrito, since that was the first item on the top of the menu board. It has been a long time since I had Indian food, so it was a real treat to have it for dinner. I just got the burrito and not the sides nor a drink. The burrito itself was definitely full of flavor and spicy and meaty at the same time. Oh no it wasn't worth the $10 that I paid, something about having this burrito made it kind of satisfying and kind of worth it. At the end of the day, it's just a burrito and could be the one that would make or break your evening. It made my stomach happy with the tikka burrito, so it was nice even for fast food service at the Pittsburgh international airport. I was flying united airlines, so I was in terminal 2 at the time. I'd recommend checking this place out, since they have a limited range of flavors. The tikka one caught my eye, since I have not had Indian for a long time.
4.0 stars for the burrito, 3.5 stars for the service. In and out and then walk/run to your gate to make it to your flight.
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