

Order-at-the-counter chain known for Southwestern staples like burritos & a salsa bar.
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Address: 301 Pisgah Church Rd b102 Ste B102, Greensboro, NC 27455
Phone: (336) 288-9974
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Southwestern Food in Greensboro, 27455 – 301-pisgah-church-road
Barberitos Locations in Greensboro, NC | Southwestern Food
Barberitos | Southwestern Food: Burritos, Tacos, Nachos
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Update… I’ve been visiting this spot for over a year now and it’s still totally worth the trip. This is me and my daughter’s go to spot! We recently had the loaded steak nachos (pictured) and it was amazing! Not that I expected anything less. If getting the Steak Nachos, be sure to get the chips unsalted. The steak is perfectly seasoned but if you get the salted chips it will be overkill. If getting chicken, definitely keep the salted chips. The chicken is seasoned nicely but much less salty than the steak. If you haven’t tried this spot, do it now! You will be hooked. ❤
Things only got worse in the refrigerated section of the make line. All the small bins were just sitting open, without the frame that holds them in place. I could easily see how old some of this produce was. The spinach was crushed and bruised so I skipped that. I also skipped a lime wedge because it was clear from their color they had been cut days earlier and sitting in their own juice. The cilantro looked questionable, but I added it anyway.
The finished product: the predominant taste of the steak was black pepper. The texture was mushy, as though it had sat in a marinade for too long and begun to break down. It “chewed” like stewed beef, not steak. The cilantro was old, bruised, and full of yellowing and browning leaves I had to pick out. (Also big pieces of stem, very unappealing.) The worst was the salsa. I love the Heavy D salsa but this was not fresh at all. The chunks of “fresh” tomatoes turned to mush as soon as they hit my mouth. The whole flavor was off – it was clear it was old and in the process of souring.
Bottom line: cluttered restaurant, mushy steak, produce and salsa prepped days ago and past the point where it should have been trashed. I’m almost tempted to go back today when they open to see if they put out the same spoiling spinach, limes and cilantro as last night. But I won’t, because I don’t plan on going back any time soon.
I used to come here 2x a week easy. After tonight’s rude service when I was literally the only customer in the place (employees were sitting down in booths, on the phone), runny queso, and greasy chicken….I’m officially done with this location.
This location remodeled again & its still nice & clean inside. Unfortunately, the food has changed drastically & isn’t as good as it used to be. The biggest change is to their queso dip. Its now either extremely lumpy and has a blander taste than it originally had or super runny. Even tasted burnt one time. Their meat is typically dry now & the last time I had the steak, I ended up throwing it away. No flavor at all which is a shame because it used to be phenomenal. I asked if anything had been changed after a few bad trips, and was told they now cook all the meat in the oven now vs how they used to grill all the meat. I never would’ve thought that would make such a difference but it does. This used to be one of my go to places where I never worried about getting bad food. That is no longer the case now. I recommend going to another location.
Original Review 2017:
I was introduced to Barberitos by my kids. They get quesadillas delivered to their school periodically and begged me to take them here. I was never a fan of this style of food but when I saw the spicy chicken option, I had to try it. It’s amazing. I love how they season their meat and how well they sautee their fresh veggies. The staff is always nice. And the atmosphere is funky and fun! It is a little pricey but they make everything in house so you’re paying for freshness.