Viva La Viva Burrito!

Being that I used to work in the West End a couple of years back (when Cold Stone Creamery was in the mini plaza with Whole Foods) I had lunch from Viva Burrito in the past and recalled it being good. Now that I take my eats more seriously, I had to return to this cozy spot and confirm my memory.

Pretty fast at taking your order and quick with service Viva is great for a pit stop on a lunch break or to have a seat and relax in the Boston area.

Unable to come in person to place an order? Have no fear; if you have a pen, paper, and a fax machine handy then you can fax order over and have it waiting for you upon arrival.

Open 7 days a week with over 13 option sections to pick from on their menu, customers can experience authentic Mexican food without being bored by simplicity. I went with the Chicken Burrito containing Rice, Black Beans, Salsa Fresca, Cheese, and Grilled Chicken Breast Marinated in Fresh Garlic with Spices as the main entrée. For a snack I enjoyed chips and quac. Want something Spicy? They offer a FREE Spicy Salsa Bar!

Burrito’s range from $4.95 to $5.99. Sides are from $1.99 to $5.49. I would break down the menu further, however at this reasonable restaurant if you walk in with $20 to feed yourself you’ll leave satisfied with not only food but a beverage. They offer smoothies, sodas, and beer options. I had a soda (rare!)

My burrito was delicious. I work in a restaurant that makes burritos so it was great eating another recipe. My memory wasn’t wrong. The only thing my memory didn’t have was trying their guacamole. I was missing out!

So chunky! Well balanced with flavor. So good to say the least. I actually, at that moment remembered back to when I visited Cozumel, Mexico and had quac and chips there and it seemed pretty much the same. Awesome!