Hot Head Burritos
123 National Road W, Richmond, IN, 47374
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Address :
123 National Road W
Richmond, IN, 47374 - Phone (765) 488-2154
- Website https://www.hotheadburritos.com
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : No
Drive-Thru : No
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Valerie L.
Well, Hot Head's already surpassed half of Richmond fast food places- they got our call in order 100% right. They were also very nice, if a little scattered on the phone. The food itself is a strong, solid meh- not terrific, not horrific. I'd definately eat here again without complaint if anyone suggested it. They get high marks for the wide variety of choices available, but a scolding for having such a craptastic website that doesn't do much to explain or explore these options. With so many sauces to choose from and no descriptions of them online, I was left choosing the house sauce- on the side- for my spicy steak and pico quesadilla. I was not at all disappointed, though the sauce is a strange one. I will pass on the "spicy steak" (or any steak) in the future, as it's incredibly bland and merely serves as an odd textured filler. Personally, I'd give it a 3.5, heavily taking into consideration the numerous options and flavor combinations.
(3)Nobuyuki S.
It's a new quick serve restaurant, what do you expect? Confusion, mayhem, etc. etc. are typical. It's been two days since they opened Saturday afternoon, and I figured that they might have everything working and a little better experience for them and for the customers. I passed one of these stores in Hamilton on Saturday with the company truck out front and I wondered how the food was, but I stopped at Gold Star Chili for a burrito bowl. It's good as a comparison. As I drove into the parking lot, I was stunned at all the vehicles. It shares the parking lot with Family Video, so it was surprisingly full. In the store, there was a small line, but nothing more than any other fast food place would have. As their set up goes, it's a lot like Chipotle. They ask what you want (taco, burrito, burrito bowl) and you move down the line and get the fillings and toppings. I had a spicy Steak burrito bowl with corn, onions, tomatoes, and green sauce. That was $6.79. I had a coupon for a free drink. They have a 2 for 1 deal for $10.99 after 5 p.m. or any time with the coupon. They had a decent number of seats in the place, both booths and tall tables. They could really use a blind on the west window. The burrito bowl was good but like Chipotle, I'm not sure it was worth $6.79, although the Gold Star Chili burrito bowl was $5.99 and I had to pay $1.99 for my drink but there was more. My only complaint about the food was that the steak was chewy, like stew meat, rather than steak. A gentleman was visiting customers in the store with a tray of sauces. He explained what he had and said that they had spicy sauces. Minutes later, he returned with their Habanero (Habañero?) sauce and their Sweet Habanero sauce. I really didn't care for the sweet sauce. The other sauce was mixed with tomato sauce, most likely, and wasn't bad but it wasn't really spicy, either. (I was able to just drink the sauce without a problem.) Habaneros by themselves just seem acidic to me, with zero taste. The staff were friendly and that's a good reason to go there. Those who want Chipotle-style food on the west side should be happy now. Oh, and also, they have a loyalty card with double stamps on Tuesday.
(4)Brian J.
So I've come to conclude that Hot Head Burritos is basically chipotle meets Buffalo Wild Wings. It's laid out pretty much identically to chipotle, but the main difference here is that there is much more variety of sauces & toppings. Things hot head burrito has that chipotle doesn't have: 1) At least a dozen different flavors of sauces 2) Nachos & Quesadilla options 3) Ground Beef 4) additional toppings such as pineapple & banana peppers I've been 3 times now and have had a new combination every time. It's all been pretty good so far but nothing that has knocked my socks off. I will probably visit here more than chipotle based on the fact that it's more conveniently located for me & lots of different sauces to try are fun!
(4)Joshua G.
It's a wanna be Chipotle, and they don't do a very good job of copying. I was hoping the food here would be good, but I came away disappointed. I went with a regular burrito with chicken and they serve very minimal amount of meat with very large amounts of rice (which drives me insane) I tried the queso dip with chips and was even more disappointed. I honestly thought the queso tasted like plastic and the chips were stale. The only bright side was the staff was very friendly and its cheap. Also they have a punch rewards card that would be very useful if I ever decided to come again.
(2)Pat D.
In love with this joint, its sort of like subway for burritos or bowls (much like chipotle, but I personally like hotheads better) they make it right in front if you. Nice staff, super clean place with several flatscreen tv's
(4)Chris J.
This place is awful in every possible way. Awful environment: No one was available to ask about take out order, so I had to wait in long fast food line. Awful, awful value: menu is a scam. There are no prices on anything so that have no idea what your order total is going to be until you get to the register. The total was 18.00 for 2 burritos with chips!!! The food quality? Awful. They should be embarrassed about chips. They taste like cardboard. They give you enough salsa for 2 chips! Insane. Burrito was not as awful, but the meat filling was lukewarm to cold. Barely any meat. Ate half of burrito before I got to meat. THIS PLACE IS AWFUL! DO NOT GIVE THEM YOUR MONEY! Is Taco Bell great? No. But it is better than this place and the prices don't make you feel like you were just mugged.
(1)Sarah F.
I agree with the reviewer who said Hot Head is like subway but with burritos! OPTIONS OPTIONS! They have a lot of sauce options (you can mix n match more than 1 sauce) Taco options Nacho options Quesadilla options Onion, pepper. Jalapeño, mad salsa options Bowl or wrap option And best of all-- SIZE options. That's right. At hot head burritos you don't have to get the ginormous bursting burrito size that Chipotle forces customers into. You can get the small! The atmosphere is pretty much like a subway with a little Tex flare. Service is excellent. The downside was that they only have Pepsi products and my burrito was cold when I got back to the office to eat it. I also was overly-cautious with the spice and know to punch it up a little next time.
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