Zantigo - St Paul

I waited a long time in the drive-thru. They do not offer a kids menu. However, the ancho fries are delicious. I ordered a cheese quesadilla, which was good but a bit overpriced in my opinion. The staff was friendly and apologized for the wait. Parking is a bit difficult as the restaurant is located on a busy street corner.

It's a standard fast food ambience, but the burritos are fantastic. Try the barbacoa!Food: 5/5

I spent 45.00 and was highly disappointed on how they skimped my food . my large burritos , were the regular size and were mostly shell rolled up , my taco salad had a small table spoon of beef laid across a mountain of lettuce . I paid extra for sour cream on my whole order an got a little squirt . This being my very first time eating at this restaurant I will never again eat there not to mention I paid for large ancho fries and they gave me a small ancho for the price of a large .. so disappointed and dissatisfied with my order ! I drove 15 mins for me and my 6 kids just to try this place .

The service was excellent, however, I was not a fan of the food. The onions were frozen in clumps and the chips were overly salty to the point where it was painful to eat. Overall, I would rate the food 3 out of 5.

If you enjoy paying high prices for food like you would at the airport, then you'll be satisfied here. They charge an extra 70 cents for sour cream and jalapeños each, so that's an additional $1.40 per item. Basically, if you're a regular person looking for a meal, be prepared to spend at least $20. Each regular burrito costs over $6 and only comes with a maximum of 2 ounces of protein. So, for 2 burritos, 3 smaller chillitos, a soda, and tax, you'll need to pay around $20. Good luck, Zantigos. Cheers! I'm done.