Costa Vida

Pros: aguas frescas were full even with it being a lunch rush which I greatly appreciate as this is always an issue at other costs vidas. Food was also consistent with other locations, which you expect. My wife and kids tortillas were made fresh to order, and the food was prepared in a timely manner. One of the workers were also nice enough to bring us covers and a bag when she noticed my family wasn’t going to finish their lunch. Cons: My burrito tortilla was not made fresh to order, who knows how long it had sat with the others. The grilled chicken was bland and flavorless, requiring hot sauce to give my burrito any flavor.

By far the best Costa Vida I’ve been too. I visit often and enjoy the experience every time. Skylar, Lucia, and the whole staff is very welcoming, always in a good mood happy to help. After the recent remodel the chicken even taste better than before so I’m excited to continue having this as one of my go to spots for years to come.

Now THIS is what a burrito from one of these chains should look and BE like! Of the 50 times I in the last year that I’ve gone to this location, I can only recall 2 times they got my order slightly wrong. That’s an A for quality in my hood. They're fresh and super tasty about every time you go in and order. This store should be the example for other stores, and other competitors (Cafe Rio)

Costa Vida is very similar to Cafe Rio, I’d say, with some slightly different menu items. We got the sweet pork burrito and a salad with sweet pork. As you can see, we are pork lovers!! The burrito was so big and really delicious. The pork is tender and tasty. The salad was also good, but lacked the flavor and pop of the burrito. The service was also a bit shaky, as it was busy and everyone seemed so rushed and frazzled, and they forgot the key lime pie that I asked for. The first time we went awhile back though, it was empty and smooth sailing.