Jumpstart Burrito Cafe
6770 S Yosemite St, Centennial, CO, 80112
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Address :
6770 S Yosemite St
Centennial, CO, 80112 - Phone (303) 220-7117
- Website https://www.jumpstartdtc.com/
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : Yes
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : No
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : No
Caters : Yes
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Rachel T.
By far the best breakfast burrito in town!
(5)Tim D.
Love jumpstart. The breakfast burritos are a great start to the day. The owner is super cute and nice. The atmosphere is clean and quiet. You can get an oil change next door while you're here!
(5)JP K.
I have ordered burritos here for corporate meetings as take out for well over 10 years. They are very, very good. I prefer to order the smaller "mini" breakfast burritos for my meetings since the regular ones are too big. Great service. Great food. Great place.
(5)Mary H.
A few people in our office wanted a breakfast burrito but didn't have the time to get them. Jumpstart Burrito Cafe offers delivery service on their website. Even though their prices seam a bit high we though we'd give them a try. I ordered three burritos on line. after ordering a message came up that someone would be contacting me via phone to complete the order. When I didn't get a call I called them. I was informed that they would not deliver orders less than 12 burritos. No where on the site is this policy indicated. With so many options for restaurants in this area, Jumpstart is making a HUGE mistake. I will never go to this restaurant again.
(1)E M.
Great service and good food. Green chile adds some spice. Calling ahead helps for larger orders. Nice owners.
(5)Lou D.
Almost 14 dollars for 2 burritos? dry pork, frozen shredded potatoes and in a microwave? I'll stick with little anitas.
(1)Wendy M.
I have been coming here for probably seven years: I'm always looking for an exquisite burrito and am never disappointed here. Perfect combo of eggs, potatoes, and cheese, and they never skimp on the eggs and the burrito is always a good size. Lunch or breakfast is great, and you can grab a burrito to go on your way to work: great way to start the day!
(5)Dan N.
Jumpstart Burrito Cafe has always been on my mind. When heading down to Colorado Springs for a morning meeting, this place is conveniently located at I-25 & Arapahoe: easy on & easy off. Finding may may be a challenge. The shop is located in building that includes an auto repair shop and salon. Imagine, I can eat my burrito while getting my tresses done while my oil is getting changed... This place serves up delicious burritos of all varieties. I usually go for the Chorizo. On a recent stop, I spied a bulgogi option. Coffee is made on demand, Americano style. If you are looking for a delicious, albeit pricey breakfast burrito, stop on in!
(4)Billy H.
I have had three burritos here and they were awful. Each time the burrito was very dry. The tortilla was soggy yet chewy and crunchy some how. The coffee tasted like powder. I haven't had a smoothie yet, but I hear they are ok
(1)Terry B.
This is an interesting joint located next to an oil change place or something. Or maybe it's actually in the oil change place or something. Anyway, it's easy to miss. I had actually pulled into the LIttle Anita's parking lot for a breakfast burrito, when I thought I should really give this place a try. So, I pulled out of Little Anita's parking lot and into theirs. I ordered the chorizo and egg burrito. It was pre-prepared and sitting in a warming drawer. It appeared to have a bit of green chile in there to provide a slight kick. It was decent sized and full of egg and chorizo. Overall, it was a decent burrito for $4 or $5. In truth, I was wishing I would have completed the drive to Little Anita's for my breakfast burrito. I just like theirs better, the green chile is better there and I'm pretty sure they make them to order there. (either that or they smartly make you wait 5 minutes to get yours)
(3)Greg K.
I went here for the first time today and wanted to try something new. It has 4.5 stars on yelp... But I'm not so sure i agree. I asked the guy behind the counter for a recommendation, and he simply pointed at the menu... No advice offered, saying here is our list of burritos and you can smother them if you want. So I go ahead and look at the menu, and their idea of a lunch menu is smothering their breakfast burrito in green Chile... Hmmm.... sounds fishy already, but i go ahead and order before I am too quick to judge... After putting in the order he goes back and starts to assemble the burrito, then of all things he puts it in the MICROWAVE... I am becoming even less sure of this meal. I take it home and start to eat... Generally unimpressed. The green Chile is over seasoned, and doesn't have any heat. The shredded pork is generally noncontributory to the overall flavor, just added some protein. And to top it off this microwaved, unimpressive burrito costs $8 when you can get a larger, better burrito even from chains like Chipotle or Q'doba for less... Let alone comparing it to the very good and authentic Mexican food you find on federal in those little hole in the wall mom and pop shops. Overall, unimpressed with the food, service, and think it is overpriced for what you get...
(2)Mikey P.
This is the best breakfast burritos ever! I also like to drink their smoothies. My fave smoothie is the pomegranate. Fast friendly service!
(5)Rachel T.
By far the best breakfast burrito in town!
(5)Tim D.
Love jumpstart. The breakfast burritos are a great start to the day. The owner is super cute and nice. The atmosphere is clean and quiet. You can get an oil change next door while you're here!
(5)JP K.
I have ordered burritos here for corporate meetings as take out for well over 10 years. They are very, very good. I prefer to order the smaller "mini" breakfast burritos for my meetings since the regular ones are too big. Great service. Great food. Great place.
(5)Mary H.
A few people in our office wanted a breakfast burrito but didn't have the time to get them. Jumpstart Burrito Cafe offers delivery service on their website. Even though their prices seam a bit high we though we'd give them a try. I ordered three burritos on line. after ordering a message came up that someone would be contacting me via phone to complete the order. When I didn't get a call I called them. I was informed that they would not deliver orders less than 12 burritos. No where on the site is this policy indicated. With so many options for restaurants in this area, Jumpstart is making a HUGE mistake. I will never go to this restaurant again.
(1)E M.
Great service and good food. Green chile adds some spice. Calling ahead helps for larger orders. Nice owners.
(5)Lou D.
Almost 14 dollars for 2 burritos? dry pork, frozen shredded potatoes and in a microwave? I'll stick with little anitas.
(1)Dan N.
Jumpstart Burrito Cafe has always been on my mind. When heading down to Colorado Springs for a morning meeting, this place is conveniently located at I-25 & Arapahoe: easy on & easy off. Finding may may be a challenge. The shop is located in building that includes an auto repair shop and salon. Imagine, I can eat my burrito while getting my tresses done while my oil is getting changed... This place serves up delicious burritos of all varieties. I usually go for the Chorizo. On a recent stop, I spied a bulgogi option. Coffee is made on demand, Americano style. If you are looking for a delicious, albeit pricey breakfast burrito, stop on in!
(4)Billy H.
I have had three burritos here and they were awful. Each time the burrito was very dry. The tortilla was soggy yet chewy and crunchy some how. The coffee tasted like powder. I haven't had a smoothie yet, but I hear they are ok
(1)Mikey P.
This is the best breakfast burritos ever! I also like to drink their smoothies. My fave smoothie is the pomegranate. Fast friendly service!
(5)Wendy M.
I have been coming here for probably seven years: I'm always looking for an exquisite burrito and am never disappointed here. Perfect combo of eggs, potatoes, and cheese, and they never skimp on the eggs and the burrito is always a good size. Lunch or breakfast is great, and you can grab a burrito to go on your way to work: great way to start the day!
(5)Terry B.
This is an interesting joint located next to an oil change place or something. Or maybe it's actually in the oil change place or something. Anyway, it's easy to miss. I had actually pulled into the LIttle Anita's parking lot for a breakfast burrito, when I thought I should really give this place a try. So, I pulled out of Little Anita's parking lot and into theirs. I ordered the chorizo and egg burrito. It was pre-prepared and sitting in a warming drawer. It appeared to have a bit of green chile in there to provide a slight kick. It was decent sized and full of egg and chorizo. Overall, it was a decent burrito for $4 or $5. In truth, I was wishing I would have completed the drive to Little Anita's for my breakfast burrito. I just like theirs better, the green chile is better there and I'm pretty sure they make them to order there. (either that or they smartly make you wait 5 minutes to get yours)
(3)Greg K.
I went here for the first time today and wanted to try something new. It has 4.5 stars on yelp... But I'm not so sure i agree. I asked the guy behind the counter for a recommendation, and he simply pointed at the menu... No advice offered, saying here is our list of burritos and you can smother them if you want. So I go ahead and look at the menu, and their idea of a lunch menu is smothering their breakfast burrito in green Chile... Hmmm.... sounds fishy already, but i go ahead and order before I am too quick to judge... After putting in the order he goes back and starts to assemble the burrito, then of all things he puts it in the MICROWAVE... I am becoming even less sure of this meal. I take it home and start to eat... Generally unimpressed. The green Chile is over seasoned, and doesn't have any heat. The shredded pork is generally noncontributory to the overall flavor, just added some protein. And to top it off this microwaved, unimpressive burrito costs $8 when you can get a larger, better burrito even from chains like Chipotle or Q'doba for less... Let alone comparing it to the very good and authentic Mexican food you find on federal in those little hole in the wall mom and pop shops. Overall, unimpressed with the food, service, and think it is overpriced for what you get...
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