Rito’s Burritos- Glendale

"Rito's Burritos. Great tasting food. Beans have always tasted same for past 20 years. Red chile and green chile are good. Green to me a little more spicey. Everything is pretty much alacarte. So for those that dont get beans and rice ask for it. Or better yet ask what comes with the burrito , taco, enchilada, etc..you just ordered. I go in here and orders are fast. For those who are in hurry order ahead this has been around for a long time..order ahead.. however other RELATED establishments wait to prepare food when you arrive..well dont order there any more. Just try it.. ..order ahead. Ok folks...BEEN EATING HERE SINCE 1980. YOU NEED TO EAT BURRITO LIKE A BOWL FROM NOW ON..CHECK OUT PHOTO"

"It was the best of times and the worst of times. Hands down, it is the best green chili in town. Sadly, it is hit and miss on hours . I went by at 4 pm, and they were closed. I had to get out of the car to see if they were open. The window tint made me think they had moved. I went there today and got a green burro enchilada style. The cost for the burro was $9.75. It's not a bad price. But enchilada sauce is $4.00 more. That is outrageous for 1/2 cup of enchilada sauce. At that price, it should come with rice or beans. The staff was neither rude nor welcoming. They were ambivalent to the customers. I have eaten at all the locations starting in the 80's. I wish them the best in the future, but i don't think I will be back. To costly. BTW. They respond to reviews but never act on them. They need to take customer feedback seriously."

"Tried this place for the first time. Ordered to go. Green Chili Burrito Enchilada Style , Green Chili Chimi, side of rice and beans. Nailed It on every level. HUGE amount, lots of meat, packed with delicious flavors ! Very clean with plenty of seating. Nice atmosphere and employees were very nice. A bit of a drive for me but we'll worth it. Best food I have had in a long time. Definitely will return and referring everyone I know to try this gem."

"It sucks because I really love the food but it’s difficult when the service is so bad. Let me explain. 1 I’ve gone there at least three or four times during regular business hours, (hours, listed on a sign in the window) only to find that they are closed or if they’re open, they have ran out of food. I guess that’s good that they run out of food but when they’re supposed to be open and they’re not open. That seems unacceptable and not worth my time to drive all the way over there just to find that they’re closed. I could call first to see if they’re open or if they’ve ran out of food. But really do I have to work that hard just to buy food from a Restaurant. I think that’s asking too much of your patrons. 2 I can’t explain it, but I feel like the same person on every occasions that has a major distain towards me. (like a pure hatred,) I can feel there hatred. I didn’t do anything to them other than buy their food. I’m sorry to say that I won’t be enjoying their wonderful green burrito anymore. The feelings of distain and the problems with their floating hours and running out of food has turned me into an unhappy patron. I hope the best for them they would do well to post their hours not behind a tinted glass, but plainly on the outside of the door, where it can plainly be read. Right now you have to actually get out of your car and walk up within a few feet of the door to see the hours scribbled on an open/closed sign. I do have one compliment. It seems recently they got a neon sign that says open."

"Ok, the food is great! Portions are huge, the only reason for the 4 star and not 5 is the price, I ordered a green chili burrito enchilada style with rice and beans and it was .46 cents shy of $25.00 that's a bit pricy but the food is very good, mine was a bit spicy, but definitely worth it. Tip.... if you order hot sauce they charge you extra."