Fat Bastard Burrito

I ordered from this location through foodora. My friend got a burrito bowl and there was no rice, and it was soggy and totally watery. I ordered a large pulled pork burrito and it was tiny! I ate the whole thing and I’m not even full. There wasn’t enough rice or toppings inside, last time I ordered chicken and it way too salty. My friend had to throw hers out because it was gross! I wouldn’t order from here again. They don’t give nearly large portions and the meat itself is bleh.

i used to love fat bastards and ate some of their locations and they were good and most locations are alot fresher and do things properly, but this one falls behind the bar by a mile
you should avoid this place at all cost tbh, the place its just nasty so you all know i’ll explain.
they cook during the week for their weekend which is horrible for a place that claims to be «fresh» they cook chicken/​steak/​pork on Wednesday and Thursday for friday/​saturday. so if u come in on a weeked your meat would be a couple days old by now.
their fish is precook in the morning and they just heat it up when u order it which is not bad except its batter so if you come at night you get a fish thats been sitting for hours in a warmer, not fresh at all
their staff is trained to be cheap as possible in the burritos, their reasoning «meat is expensive so give only a little» if you order a burrito they place as little as possible meat in the burrito, order a naked and you get somewhat close to the actual portion you suppose to get, order both and you will see the difference in portions for the same size meal.
their yam is baked then chill and they reheated in the same fryer where fish is cook .
hopefully fat bastard head office reads this and does something about it.
you can confirm this when they pull meats from the fridge they are label with dates so if you have good vision you can catch the date when it was made. watch their fish or yam when they throw it in the fryer and you can see the fish was already cook.

Food here is good, but often inconsistent. Service is passable. Prices are reasonable but if they were any higher I’d probably not come here anymore unless the quality and portions were more consistent, more fresh and portions were larger. Often times I find my burrito is thrown together and leaky by the time it gets home. Baked burritos also soggy and portions seem way too small for what you pay.

It’s hit and miss. They have coleslaw and pico which is different from the other place I usually frequent, but their burritos are generally smaller than the competition and are more expensive. It’s happened a couple of times where they’ve handed me someone else’s burrito, which sucks because I get takeout and never realize it’s not what I ordered ’til I get home.

I’m updating my review simply because this place is beginning to disappoint. The burrito itself is smaller, the amount of protein they give you has significantly decreased and the place is not as neat and tidy. If you ask for extra guacamole they look at you like you’re crazy. I’m a regular there but I’m now looking for another burrito spot.

One of the best places to get a burrito
For ten dollars you can get one that’s 10 inches long and so wide that you have to hold it both hands
the filling was good though they did hold up a bit on the guacamole but as it was late night I couldn’t be bothered. I had the butter chicken. It’s on the more expensive side after all it came down to 11 something
The only down side I can say it there drinks are expensive and the people who serve talk quietly I had trouble hearing when the server was asking me for a what type of sauce I wanted but they kept there cool and I was keen to tip well for there troubles.
If you want to dine in there’s a outdoor patio clean and we’ll kept. Only down side to it is that it can feel a but crowded due to the lack of space and there’s no napkins or garbage bins outside

I didn’t enjoy the burrito here. I got to pulled pork burrito and it lacked flavour. The meat wasn’t great. They do have a nice selection of toppings. The are also pretty quick. Maybe the other options are better. Overall, I wasn’t impressed and I won’t be back here in a hurry.
I still love Chiptole’s more.

Nothing obliterates drunk hunger than one of these bad boys!
There are probably better burritos to be had in the city but these guys do a pretty good job.
My go-​to burrito is definitely, without doubt, the sauteed shrimp. It’s absolutely delicious every time and their hot sauce is actually pretty damn hot (but only if you ask for «extra hot sauce»). Leaves me in a sweaty mess for at least 20 minutes afterwards but it’s worth it!

Consistently good. I go here at least once a week. I have yet to be disappointed. Lots of options. They’ve made a science of getting people served quickly and well.

I found Fat Bastard Burrito to be very disappointing. My husband and I went in and ordered a beef burrito and a bean and cheese burrito. I found the bean and cheese burrito to be bland and lacked authenticity. As a Latina myself, I don’t expect perfection from a «fast food burrito» location but I did expect better than what I received. The hot sauce that was added was very spicy, but not in a flavorful way, only in heat. My husband ordered the ground beef burrito and also disappointed. There was only a small amount of beef inside the burrito and was also bland.
Service was good, you can watch the Non Hispanic staff attempt to make Hispanic food. But the staff was friendly and prompt. While it was not inedible, I doubt we will be returning.

The yam burrito is an awesome option for vegetarians tired of bean & cheese and soy meat burritos. One of my favourite foods. All the burritos are giant; good value. They have non-​standard options like noodles instead of rice. The rice to other stuff ratio is good, you don’t get a bunch of filler. Surprised the average star rating isn’t higher!

The ‘lil size is plenty big. Yam and battered fish are both delicious. However, quality for the battered fish does tend to vary — some days the batter is light and crispy, other days it’s thick and greasy. Lots of toppings to choose from, but there are a few non-​standards like noodles, crunchies and coleslaw.

Great little spot. As far as fast food burritos go, this place is pretty danm good. Its no chipotle, but i always feel that i have received good value for my money.
The ingredients are fresh and their service is quick.

We went to Fat Bastard Burrito in Liberty Village for a late lunch today.
Gord got their feature … a big chicken bacon burrito and he said it was good.
I hadn’t had breakfast and was starving so ordered a huge chicken burrito, figuring I would take what I couldn’t eat home. Well, I ate the whole thing … and it was delicious!

Don’t come here unless you want to be mistreated. I haven’t taste t food yet, but I’ve already decided not to come back ever. The guy at the cash treated us as if we were implied to know their menu details and exclusions. Didn’t take 2 secs to let us know the beverage options included on the combo and got upset when we asked for a jar to instead of a canned pop.
The girl preparing the burritos was very cheap with the toppings and also expected us to know what everything was.
Overall terrible service

Service is super slow so I wouldn’t recommend it for «quick» takeout. I had the fried battered fish burrito, with almost all the toppings (lots to choose from and there is also a whole wheat tortilla option). It was just OK in my books, I wasn’t wowed or blown away. Generous portion as I didn’t finish mine though I felt like there was more batter in my burrito than actual fish. I’m usually immune to hot sauce since I use so much of it but did feel a little bit of heat from their house hot sauce. 2 «big» burritos and 2 tamarind sodas came up to about $ 25. I’d probably eat there again if I was in the area but don’t think I’d trek over there specifically for a burrito.

Hot dang was that ever a good burrito! I just got a «lil» yam burrito that proved to be HUGE and I’ve got no complaints. Good food. Decent service. One of the only places that stays open until 10 on Sunday in the area. Nice to have a third option after Metro and the Shawarma joint.

These burritos are HUGE and I only got the lil size! I was intrigued by the noodles but didn’t try them, a step too far for a burrito traditionalist like me. I did however get the crunchies which was a good move. Losing a couple of stars because the chicken was too salty and there wasnt enough choice of salsa.

I have been on a burrito bonanza this week; my first stop was Fat Bastard Burrito (FBB) in Liberty Village. This location just opened up in the area and I have been meaning to try out their burritos.
FBB menu has a unique menu selection; offering burritos in various sizes, quesadillas and they even have dessert options (deep fried mars bars!). I got the «Lill» which was a descent dinner portion, I can’t imagine what the larger sizes are like. Their toppings/​fillings are pretty standard with the exception of a couple — coleslaw and crunchies.
Overall my chicken burrito with the toppings I selected was average; I found the rice very dry and refried beans took over the burrito taste. Maybe I should have asked for more burrito sauce?!
If you want to check out a unique menu, FBB should be on your list.

Identical to the Queensway location. Not quite as generous with the toppings, but the «lil» size is still plenty big enough. Although, I had to ask for more beans on mine, and at first the server said no, quoting the reason as me having ordered the ‘lil. So I had to point out that I had ordered the bean and cheese burrito — it was definitely deserving of more beans. When she realized what I had ordered, she agreed and happily obliged.
No stools or chairs yet — just a few cruiser tables… so we took ours to go. Place seems clean. Customer service was sort of dismal. I’m sure they’ll make a killing on the lunch crowd though! And if they stay open late, they’ll be busy for the after the bar crowd too.