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| - Inoffensive, if inauthentic, Quesada is a late entrant to the Yonge-Eglinton Burrito Wars. Just south of the most commercial end of the stir, you'd be forgiven for missing it, although business is pretty steady.
Service is always polite and often tattooed.
Options will be familiar to those with a serious burrito addiction; chicken, pork, steak, and fish, braised or grilled.
Quesada wins points for offering a salad version and multiple burrito sizes (unlike other chains that charge a tonne and offer one gigantic option), but lose a star for a more complicated ordering scheme.
Different chicken and pork options are priced differently, which I don't understand since it's all portioned out using the same small scoops dipped into the same troughs. Protein portions feel a bit skimpy, but a wide variety of veggies and salsas mitigate somewhat. It's a shame that they charge for guacamole. I skip after seeing the scant teaspoon my 75 cents would buy me.
The majority of diners opt for a small chicken burrito. I follow suit. It's A-OK, as Yelp's rating system would suggest. Not a chicken for which I'd cross the road, but I don't leave overstuffed, and my wallet is relatively intact.
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