01/24/06

Real, California-style Mexican

by maryabr

This is not your average "Mexican restaurant" food. For those who visited or grew up in California, this is the closest thing I've ever found to what they serve. Whole slices of avocado added to burritos, a salsa bar so you can choose your favorite(s), and real pinto beans! It's a cafeteria style counter you order at and pick up food from. Great for a quick meal and a Dos Equis.

• Pros: Food, Inexpensive, Parking
• Cons: Cafeteria style

Totally fresh and healthy Cal-Mex fare served in an upscale fast-food setting.

by Contributor

The Scene
Bright and clean. Tile floors, upholstered wooden chairs and beach-themed wall murals set the stage for an open chrome kitchen where cooks whip up orders. Order at the counter, then nosh on complimentary chips and salsa from salsa bar.

The Food
Practically guilt-free--no MSG, lard, can openers, microwaves or freezers. The self-proclaimed "fresh food fanatics" behind BBK pride themselves on serving healthy, delicious food made from only the freshest ingredients. This means tacos, enchiladas, quesadillas, fajitas, tostado salads and giant burritos all filled with things like skinless chicken breast, lean steak and even, on request, fat-free sour cream and cheeses. Order the pesto burrito (filled with chargrilled chicken, plum tomatoes, Romano and mozzarella cheeses and pesto sauce); the portobello quesadilla (stuffed with sauteed portobello mushrooms and jack cheese); or the fish taco served "Baja style" (that's a fish filet lightly breaded and fried topped with shredded cabbage and a tangy cilantro-lime sauce).

02/07/03

Good Eats

by ericayoung

I love their burritos!!! Mmmmm Mmmmm Good. Very casual and the outside dining is great for a sunny afternoon lunch.

• Pros: Inexpensive, Casual

07/26/02

clean and healthy

by tscerve

Great place to stop in for a quick bite to eat

• Pros: Inexpensive, Clean Atmosphere, Healthy