Use to come here quite often but each time I go lately I have found the quality to be very average for price paid. The staff are always chill and you are donating each meal but the quality needs to improve again for me to go back

Great concept for a restaurant - giving back to those in need. A bit over priced for what you get, but all for a good cause. & very tasty. Especially the dessert wrap with nutella & banana - YUM!

Pretty great for a late night burrito craving! I love my mexican food so this place is good but it's not classy or anything. It's a great place to grab a burrito on the run, not heaps of space in the way of dining because that's not really it's purpose. The food is fresh and tasty and they make sure they load the burritos up with ingredients so i'm never underwhelmed!

Authentic Mexican fast food, this is not. As I crossed paths with Zambrero's, it reminded me of Free Birds back in Los Angeles - but fell quite short of their quality. I ordered a chicken burrito with everything on it. When I asked for chicken I wasn't expecting curried chicken which I think put the negative on the whole thing. The service was good but they don't ask you whether you want beans and rice, they just put it on. The rest of the ingredients were fresh and nice but...and there is also a but, the sauce was very runny therefore once I got it back to the office to eat, the flour tortilla was soggy on the bottom...a major No No. Overall not what I expected or wanted but it was certainly different.

Approximate cost: $10

Quicky, easy and friendly service. Ingredients always fresh and tasty. Burrito's are amazing and of a good size. Price is a little on the higher side, but you definitely get what you pay for.

Can get busy around the lunch and dinner rush so get in early if you don't want to wait.

Seating inside can be a little tight when busy too.

Approximate cost: $12.00

Word on the street was this place has the best burritos, but when I first decided to give it a go on a late Saturday night, I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw the line spilling into the street. After a much anticipated wait, I was excited to see the menu. What a selection! Of course you have you standard beef or chicken selections and ability to choose your fillings, but their sauce options were nothing like I'd ever seen. With so many choices, the decision can be tough, but my chicken burrito certainly did not dissapoint. In fact, the only dissapointing thing was that it was so big I could not finish it! Service and staff were very kind and friendly, and it all seriousness, the only fault I could find was the place could have used a little cleaning, but that's expected when you're eating at at 1am in the morning.

Zambrero Rundle Street has hands down the best burritos in Adelaide. The right balance of lime, great rice (which can make or break a burrito), delicious salsa, and good guacamole. The beef is melt in your mouth and the chicken is great too.

The staff are friendly and great at their job, so each meal is made with love and care.

My only gripe is that I hate the selection of drinks. Every cafe and restaurant in Australia now seems to stock the same coke, soft drinks and nestea. It's boring. The price is a little steep too.

But I will always eat at Zambrero's because the food is super delicious, one of my favourites!

Great Mexican food place. Eating area is a little cramped and sometimes dirty, especially when busy, but when you're eating a burritto you forget about it. Food is moderately priced but considering how much you get, its decent value. Overall, pretty good even though service can be slow.