Boloco

Reminds me a of chipotle but they have too many different options. sometimes the simpler, the better. They «brand» themselves as Mexican cuisine, but they also have Chinese influences, a kids menu with chicken nuggets, and smoothies. I didn’t see any connections between anything on their menu. It was all quite random. I ordered a Mexican burrito bowl, and it was okay. Definitely didn’t blow me away. It was your typical fast «casual» type meal– nothing special or worth going back for!

I work nearby so I come here a lot. Like, a lot-​a lot. The workers are quick, friendly and accurate. There are vegan options on the menu, better ones than at Chipotle (I’m just not wowed by the watery sofritas at Chipotle, guys). You can also pay with the Boloco app or LevelUp. They sadly no longer have a bin for compostables; I can only assume that’s because all you monsters think aluminum foil is compostable, or reading the sign is too difficult for you.

Severe food poisoning after eating at this location on 2÷12÷16

Neat ordering on tablets with photos to make sure your order is right! Good value. Not quite as tasty as Chipotle but very good. I love the build your own bowl/​burrito option. People were polite and efficient. Plenty of tables if you want to sit down. Lots of gluten free options with the bowls instead of wraps.

Fast, clean, delicious! I wish there was more to say, but I love Boloco, their menu has plenty of options for dairy-​free, gluten-​free people like yours truly, and I haven’t had a bad experience at their various locations, this one included. I eat here all the time! Best guac around, IMO.

As a California, this place reminds me of Chipotle.
High tech burrito is fully customizable and striving to be healthy and environmentally friendly.
The staff is very friendly and sharp.
This is a defiantly go to spot for something healthy, solid, affordable, and quick!
I recommend the Chicken burrito bowl and the Mango shake.

I went here expecting a burrito like we have in California, so I was initially taken aback when I looked at the menu (it’s a little more of an «international burrito» place than I expected). But I settled on the Cajun Burrito, which was not that wild (OK, I was not in the mood for a Thai burrito), and it was actually quite good — especially after adding a bit of Chipotle Tabasco to spice it up (which they have on hand — nice job!). I’ll probably be back — it was good, reasonably priced, fast, and the menu is interesting.

If you charge $ 1.75 for guacamole (25% of the price of the burrito itself) then you can’t forget to put it on the burrito. Also, food is nothing special. Find a better alternative is my advice.

Straight and to the point. There’s a reason I come here everyday for lunch, their dope burrito bowls. I usually substitute the rice for lettuce to opt for a healthier option. Try the teriyaki bowl, add cilantro, and you’ll be hooked. Boloco 4 life. Only reason it’s getting 3 starts is because it’s a chain and they can only do so much. Expect Taco Bell, they get straight 5’s

I normally get a bowl at Boloco so as to lower my carb intake, but this time I wanted to eat something while on the go, so a wrap it was!
I ate an entire original size wrap and it was just right.
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The original Goloco bowl was a bit too much for me, but the pork carnitas and veggies galore were good choices.
Their beets are now cut into smaller pieces — fine for eating in a salad or bowl, but less easy to stab at one by one.

New automated touchscreen don’t work very well. The interface is horrible. Food is great, but the ordering system worked well previously and they’ve since changed it

Why is everything so WET??? Burritos are DRIPPING and the bowls are soaking in water. Ew

On a Sat at noon, we were the only people here…
The service was very good, one star for this!
The regular (standard) burrito was fine. Large selection of toppings to choose from. One star
Breakfast burrito, expensive and tasteless. The eggs taste as if they were cooked a few hours before. zero stars.

Curious to try this chain. Great concept. Unfortunately the Thai burrito was totally bland and mostly rice and cucs. Ugh.

Review of their new rewards plan, not of this location. The staff here are great!
Evidently Boloco doesn’t appreciate their customers who pay cash. In order to sign up for the new rewards program, you must link your account to a credit or debit card. No credit/​debit card, no rewards for you! That stinks. They just lost a customer who goes to this location once a week.

This location does a good job of getting your order right. I like the mini truck stop burrito for breakfast and I make my own burrito bowl up for lunch. The prices are reasonable the food tastes good. Service is good at this spot.

i always enjoy boloco as a quick lunch stop. they take the chipotle concept and expand so it’s not just mexican style. they have a lot of options for burritos depending on your mood or preference. they also have a variety of sizes which i like so i can pick depending on how hungry i am. my favorite is the mediterranean style with chicken (think greek salad in a burrito with balsamic vinagrette) — yum. a good lunch for ~$ 5.

I actually don’t like the burritos here that much; too many early experiences ordering food with the vague impression it would be sort of Mexican-​ish and being sourly disappointed.
I warmed to Boloco when I figured out that you aren’t supposed to get anything Mexican-​ish. Just enjoy an outlandish wrap (I usually get buffalo chicken with extras), and perhaps order a somewhat pricey but excellent milkshake.
Even though I think Boloco is just ok foodwise, I go there frequently because they’re fast and have a good rewards program.
As for speed, you can order online and pick up your food even at the height of the lunch rush. Their site always says that the order will be ready in 15 minutes, but I find it’s always much faster than that. Only once have I beaten them to the counter from my 19^th floor office – and that one time, they were just wrapping it up. The only negatives to ordering online is that you can’t pay with LevelUp – oh, and you might feel a little sheepish demanding your burrito when tons of people are standing in line. You can’t get a faster lunch at peak rush.
As for the rewards, Boloco has their own reward card and further allows you to pay with LevelUp. The Boloco card give you a burrito every $ 50, and LevelUp pays the standard 10% ($ 10/​$ 100). A large burrito has a rack price of $ 7.75, but the post-​rewards effective approaches just over $ 6 in the long run, which is pretty good.
Moreover, Boloco occasionally runs promotions for additional «freebies.» For example, if you buy a burrito tomorrow and save your receipt, you can get another free next week.
So in conclusion, Boloco’s not my favorite lunch, but I’m a sucker for their speed and promotions.

Like all Bolocos, very good. But super crowded at lunch– use the automated thingies or order online to skip the line. The plus of the automated thingies is that you can specialize your order pretty nicely — add cilantro, use low-​fat this, extra guac, etc. It allows you to see what your options are and what costs extra and what is included.

Boloco is a great time. They have great smoothies and wraps at a decent price. Since this is a chain I’ll keep it simple. Some of my favorite items are:
Jimmy Carter Smoothie (peanut butter)
Nutella Smoothie
Summer Burrito
Buffalo Wrap