Mojo Burrito
1414 Jenkins Rd,Ste 100, Chattanooga, TN, 37421
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Address :
1414 Jenkins Rd,Ste 100
Chattanooga, TN, 37421 - Phone (423) 296-6656
- Website https://www.mojoburrito.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:00 am - 9:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Bike Parking : No
Wheelchair Accessible : No
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Hipster
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only
Outdoor Seating : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : Yes
Categories
Mexican Cuisine
If you enjoy Taco Tuesday, then you have officially fallen in love with the Mexican Food. The main grain of Mexican cuisine is maize. Also known as corn, maize is grown for the past 9000 years after the crop was discovered by the people in Mayan civilization. Mexican empire flourished when they started growing beans, tomatoes, chili pepper, sweet potato and cactus. Till this date these ingredients are used in cooking authentic Mexican dishes and drinks.
Great use of spices, fresh chili pepper dishes like fajitas, tortilla chips, corn chips, salsa, chimichangas, burritos, nachos and quesadillas are invented in America. But when you are looking for authentic Mexican food then you must find a restaurant in the city that serves Rajas con Queso, Garbanzo in a Guajillo Chile Sauce, Pork Filled Chiles Rellenos, Chiles en Nogada, Molcajete Salsa, Pico de Gallo and Frijoles de la Olla. An eye-opening fact – Mexican don't like their food hot. They use fresh chili and other spices to create a flavor that lingers in your mouth.
Mexican food is great for those who are Gluten Intolerant as they use Corn instead of wheat in most of their dishes. Also, you can easily find many beans based Mexican dishes. Another dish which didn't get similar glory as tacos or nachos is the Mexican hot chocolate. If you love something hot on a chilly day, then go for Mexican Hot Chocolate. On merry days, you can enjoy the authentic Mexican Drinks like Tequila, Mezcal, Tecuí, Sotol, Bacanora, Charanda, Posh O Pox, Puebla and Pulque. Mexican Cuisine is for people who enjoy strong drinks and hearty meals.
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Tara R.
Not the best burrito ever, but it's a big'un and packed full of fresh ingredients. It's real food. Best of all, standard toppings - including guacamole - are included at no extra cost. Again, not the most unique or outstanding flavors but it's a solid value for what you get. Oh yeah, free chips and salsa with your burrito purchase, too; the latter is quite kicky (a plus).
(4)Christa L.
I usually judge a tex-mex joint on their tortilla chips (God bless you, Abuelos)...and Mojo's are just average. But they offer a good selection of house made salsas with great flavor. Their guacamole is one of the best in town and always fresh. The staff is eclectic and friendly and makes great suggestions. Their shrimp tacos are made to order and have great flavor. Overall, Mojo's has been a solid addition to the E. Brainerd restaurant scene.
(3)Marcie C.
Eh, it was just ok. Not sure if they are trying to be like some of the other "quick serve Mexican" places, but I think they miss greatly on the food. Had a taco salad with chicken----there was nothing good about it from the lettuce to the chicken etc. Service was good but I was there for a quick lunch and it left me wondering what was for dinner. After eating, I looked over the menu and noticed it has a lot of other items that are totally unrelated to Mexican food. I find that if a place looks to be one thing but offers too varied a menu, they often lose focus on their their main menu.
(1)Andre' M.
I've been meaning to try this place for the two years I've lived here but I always end up choosing a sit down, table service Mexican restaurant instead. Finally today I gave in and enjoyed the experience. I had the BBQ chicken nachos and thought they were great. My vegetarian wife had a difficult time choosing something because there was just so much for her to choose from. She settled with a type of bowl that was rice topped with a vegetarian chili and liked it a lot. We both agreed that we'd like to see this local establishment open a store by our Ooltewah home in the Cambridge Square development. My work from home wife admitted she would probably eat lunch there weekly since it's so quick and good.
(4)Calvin C.
I LOVE their fish tacos and fried mushrooms! a friendly kind staff and ambience makes it fun to eat there! their 'nemo' is great too!
(5)Kyle K.
The enchaladito was delicious. I got a mini and it was more than enough food. Guacamole was pretty bland, though.
(4)Stu W.
Staff is always friendly and the food is always fresh. Guacamole and salsa is amazing here.
(5)Beth L.
Mojo has good, fresh, quality food. I tend to like a little more intense flavors, but definitely a good lunch spot.
(3)Christy R.
I. Love. Mojo. The food is always fresh and delicious. The staff are always courteous and knowledgeable about the food. Lots of vegetarian options, and the food can easily be altered to your tastes. I LOVE getting the Enchiladito, but switching the chicken for vegetarian chili. A-ma-zing! Their guacamole is fantastic (very comparable to Chipotle) and the Veggie Wedgies are very yummy. Love!
(5)Jonathan M.
Fresh, local produce makes this the best place to get a burrito in East Brainerd.
(5)Randy C.
Awesome place. In my search for better (more authentic) Mexican food, as well as Vegetarian and Vegan friendly food, we gave Mojo a try. Great experience. Parking is easy in this lot (though I dislike the congestion around Gunbarrel road). You go the counter and place your order and then slide down the counter adding your choices of toppings. They seem very flexible. If I had to compare it, for those that know Chipotle... this is like an eclectic homey Chipotle with their own take on things. Not a clone by any means. But similar. Our meal came with a basket of chips and salsa and we asked for the serving of Guacamole. The chips were fine. The salsa and the Guac were very good, just like back home. Best guac I have had in Tennessee so far. Chunks of avocado, onions and tomatoes. Yes! The salsa also had evidence of real ingredients, none of that red ketchup looking stuff I have gotten at a few local places. We ordered a bowl of the vegetarian chili with some cilantro, green onions and salsa on top. It was very good with a hint of fire. Nice with a pit of the Guac and the chips. Almost a meal right there. I ordered the burrito with black beans and rice and added guac, onions, tomatoes. We also ordered the three veggie tacos with black beans and rice and added lettuce, tomatoes, onions. You can get tacos hard or soft. The food was very good and the two of us could not finish it. I think the burrito and one bowl of chili could fill up a couple. The service was great. Hint to server. If you handed me my change with singles in it, I can then put a few in the tip jar. Only having fives and tens, had me throwing loose coins in the jar. Sorry. I will make it up next time. Total of all three items plus one IPA beer and one bottled root beer, was $24. A good deal. We also ordered to go a steak quesadilla for the mother in law. Reports are she really liked it. It came with sour cream and salsa and looked pretty good. We liked the vibe and the interior. Kind of quirky and eclectic. Print of Freddy Mercury next to a print of a farm. The music choices when we were in rocked and were at the right volume. Nice!
(5)Brad H.
Love Mojo Burrito. Good food, and go on Tuesdays for .99 Taco Tuesday. Can't go wrong.
(5)Sara N.
Bland and over-priced. Nothing special about what I ate- the specialty burrito...I assume the mojo. Won't go back. Over 12.00 for a burrito and a tiny side of guacamole.
(2)Brian B.
Great decor, awesome beer, even better food. I had the Nemo Burrito and have to admit I've never had a burrito quite like this. The cashier recommended a local beer which was wonderful. And I happened to snag a bite of guacamole from my cousin which was life altering. I plan to eat here again if given half the chance
(5)Jessica S.
Mojo is SOOO good, but I wish their prices hadn't gone up. I used to be able to get a mini mojo (since the regular size mojo is ginormous) for a little under $5, including the chips and yummy salsa, but now it's around $6-7 depending on the type of meat you get. The key lime chicken and the steak burritos are delicious, and the chili is some of the best I've ever had.
(4)Andre' M.
I've been meaning to try this place for the two years I've lived here but I always end up choosing a sit down, table service Mexican restaurant instead. Finally today I gave in and enjoyed the experience. I had the BBQ chicken nachos and thought they were great. My vegetarian wife had a difficult time choosing something because there was just so much for her to choose from. She settled with a type of bowl that was rice topped with a vegetarian chili and liked it a lot. We both agreed that we'd like to see this local establishment open a store by our Ooltewah home in the Cambridge Square development. My work from home wife admitted she would probably eat lunch there weekly since it's so quick and good.
(4)Marcie C.
Eh, it was just ok. Not sure if they are trying to be like some of the other "quick serve Mexican" places, but I think they miss greatly on the food. Had a taco salad with chicken----there was nothing good about it from the lettuce to the chicken etc. Service was good but I was there for a quick lunch and it left me wondering what was for dinner. After eating, I looked over the menu and noticed it has a lot of other items that are totally unrelated to Mexican food. I find that if a place looks to be one thing but offers too varied a menu, they often lose focus on their their main menu.
(1)Calvin C.
I LOVE their fish tacos and fried mushrooms! a friendly kind staff and ambience makes it fun to eat there! their 'nemo' is great too!
(5)Kyle K.
The enchaladito was delicious. I got a mini and it was more than enough food. Guacamole was pretty bland, though.
(4)Stu W.
Staff is always friendly and the food is always fresh. Guacamole and salsa is amazing here.
(5)Beth L.
Mojo has good, fresh, quality food. I tend to like a little more intense flavors, but definitely a good lunch spot.
(3)Randy C.
Awesome place. In my search for better (more authentic) Mexican food, as well as Vegetarian and Vegan friendly food, we gave Mojo a try. Great experience. Parking is easy in this lot (though I dislike the congestion around Gunbarrel road). You go the counter and place your order and then slide down the counter adding your choices of toppings. They seem very flexible. If I had to compare it, for those that know Chipotle... this is like an eclectic homey Chipotle with their own take on things. Not a clone by any means. But similar. Our meal came with a basket of chips and salsa and we asked for the serving of Guacamole. The chips were fine. The salsa and the Guac were very good, just like back home. Best guac I have had in Tennessee so far. Chunks of avocado, onions and tomatoes. Yes! The salsa also had evidence of real ingredients, none of that red ketchup looking stuff I have gotten at a few local places. We ordered a bowl of the vegetarian chili with some cilantro, green onions and salsa on top. It was very good with a hint of fire. Nice with a pit of the Guac and the chips. Almost a meal right there. I ordered the burrito with black beans and rice and added guac, onions, tomatoes. We also ordered the three veggie tacos with black beans and rice and added lettuce, tomatoes, onions. You can get tacos hard or soft. The food was very good and the two of us could not finish it. I think the burrito and one bowl of chili could fill up a couple. The service was great. Hint to server. If you handed me my change with singles in it, I can then put a few in the tip jar. Only having fives and tens, had me throwing loose coins in the jar. Sorry. I will make it up next time. Total of all three items plus one IPA beer and one bottled root beer, was $24. A good deal. We also ordered to go a steak quesadilla for the mother in law. Reports are she really liked it. It came with sour cream and salsa and looked pretty good. We liked the vibe and the interior. Kind of quirky and eclectic. Print of Freddy Mercury next to a print of a farm. The music choices when we were in rocked and were at the right volume. Nice!
(5)Brad H.
Love Mojo Burrito. Good food, and go on Tuesdays for .99 Taco Tuesday. Can't go wrong.
(5)Sara N.
Bland and over-priced. Nothing special about what I ate- the specialty burrito...I assume the mojo. Won't go back. Over 12.00 for a burrito and a tiny side of guacamole.
(2)Brian B.
Great decor, awesome beer, even better food. I had the Nemo Burrito and have to admit I've never had a burrito quite like this. The cashier recommended a local beer which was wonderful. And I happened to snag a bite of guacamole from my cousin which was life altering. I plan to eat here again if given half the chance
(5)Jessica S.
Mojo is SOOO good, but I wish their prices hadn't gone up. I used to be able to get a mini mojo (since the regular size mojo is ginormous) for a little under $5, including the chips and yummy salsa, but now it's around $6-7 depending on the type of meat you get. The key lime chicken and the steak burritos are delicious, and the chili is some of the best I've ever had.
(4)Christy R.
I. Love. Mojo. The food is always fresh and delicious. The staff are always courteous and knowledgeable about the food. Lots of vegetarian options, and the food can easily be altered to your tastes. I LOVE getting the Enchiladito, but switching the chicken for vegetarian chili. A-ma-zing! Their guacamole is fantastic (very comparable to Chipotle) and the Veggie Wedgies are very yummy. Love!
(5)Jonathan M.
Fresh, local produce makes this the best place to get a burrito in East Brainerd.
(5)Tara R.
Not the best burrito ever, but it's a big'un and packed full of fresh ingredients. It's real food. Best of all, standard toppings - including guacamole - are included at no extra cost. Again, not the most unique or outstanding flavors but it's a solid value for what you get. Oh yeah, free chips and salsa with your burrito purchase, too; the latter is quite kicky (a plus).
(4)Christa L.
I usually judge a tex-mex joint on their tortilla chips (God bless you, Abuelos)...and Mojo's are just average. But they offer a good selection of house made salsas with great flavor. Their guacamole is one of the best in town and always fresh. The staff is eclectic and friendly and makes great suggestions. Their shrimp tacos are made to order and have great flavor. Overall, Mojo's has been a solid addition to the E. Brainerd restaurant scene.
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