Boojum may have a cryptic name, but a straightforward game: great burritos. As an American I can't help but compare to Chipotle, and it seems to come in right on par with the ol' 'Potle, which is a complement. In fact, it seems astonishing similar - five meats to chose from, an array of toppings, salsas, and add-ons. I was keen for a bowl, which was nutritious and large; I didn't quite finish mine. My friend only ate half of hers. Expect a hearty meal! read more

Boojum - Bowls - Mexican Near Me - Belfast, BFS

Food was great. Except I ordered and paid extra for extra sour cream and there barely was any on there. I got it as a pick up order so I didn't know until I got home. But it was still good, just not exactly what I wanted. There were some nice bench tables to sit inside so I may go back some time. They also have chalula hot sauce to use which is on of my favorites. read more

I won't bother going back to this Boojum location again. Absolute disappointment. I ordered a Burrito Bowl and Chips and Queso. The chips and Queso were £4.25 which is a rip off. The Queso as you can see from my attached picture was basically a table spoon full, the chips were caked in salt and stale. My burrito bowl was missing the extra Queso that I requested was put into it. Also I'm upset my bowl was a quarter empty when everyone else who had ordered had there's filled up to the top. read more

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So happy to find a burrito bar! You can choose from burritos, tacos, salads, or bowls. They have lots of meat or bean options. Lots of sauce options. The line can be long but it goes by fast. read more

Boojum - Mexican Near Me - Belfast, BFS

Every day without fail a queue will snake down Botanic Avenue from the newly refurbished blue pillars of Boojum. But they big question you have to ask is, have the people who spend half their lunch break swaying from side to side, playing with their phones, leaning against walls in the queue actually fallen victims to the 'hype' of Boojum rather than the food? Before last week I would have answered definitively and my answer would have been 'YES'! But last week I had an epiphany, I had my first Boojum Burrito in a few years. I was served up a huge, pipping hot tinfoil grenade that seemed to explode with flavour as soon as the pin was puled and the foil was unwrapped. Here's what I ordered in it's entirety.... Mexican Savoury Burrito, Barbacoa (Shredded Beef), Pinto Beans, Chorizo, Jalapenos, Lettuce, Cheese, Sour Cream and Hot Salsa. Each item in the burrito seemed to compliment eachother perfectly! The burrito was filling and really well put together! A decent four stars! read more

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The first Boojum that I knew was on Botanic Avenue and I thought that it had closed, which would be disappointing, if true. Not to worry - they had merely outgrown their original premises and reopened on a bigger floor just a few doors to the north. I opted for chilli nachos on my first visit to the bigger Botanic Boojum and they were as good as ever. read more

Boojum - Chilli nachos - Mexican Near Me - Belfast, BFS

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A restaurant in the British Isles with good, spicy (if you want it) Mexican food? Clearly, this was too good to be true, I thought to myself. It didn't disappoint! The queue was thankfully short, and the employees were very friendly and patient to those who needed more time to decide. Every ingredient was well-cooked, and the fajita veggies could very well edge out Chipotle's stock (blasphemy?). The chicken wasn't as char-grilled as I'm used to in Mexican food, but it was still tender and spicy enough, so hooray for that. Overall, this is an excellent place to seek out for Mexican food, local or not! read more

This is a lovely little spot if you fancy something slightly different to eat. It's totally dependable, in that there are a finite number of combinations on offer for your burrito. It's organised in the same way a Subway is: you place your order and it gets passed down the assembly line until it reaches the till. Very efficient! As for the food itself, I like it. And I have a few friends who are totally in love with it. I find it quite filling though. there's a wild amount of food contained in one wrap! Not that that's necessarily a bad thing. It's reasonably priced, with a chicken burrito setting you back only £4.25, so it's pretty good value for money when you consider what you get for it. There's always a nice atmosphere here. The staff are always helpful, ready to advise a total noob on the ins and outs of Mexican burritos and they have a loyalty card, so the more you buy, the more you save. Oh, and it's also licensed, so you can have a beer or a margarita with your meal! What more do you want? read more

Boojum - Mexican Near Me - Belfast, BFS

Everyone in Northern Ireland loves Boojum, no seriously, even Jamie Dornan, he has a coveted Boojum Addict Teeshirt! It's one of those places that never gets it wrong every time you are served here, I've been going here since my student days but being a newly fledged meat eater in the past year my love for it has grown. Their burritos are perfect, never too spicy, you can always add one of their delicious sauces if you need a bit of fire and the meats are always tender and succulent. In my most recent trip I went for a rice box. Mexican rice, chorizo, mixed peppers and onions, cheese and a mixture of their hot and mild salsa, delicious. When the students are in residence the queues tend to be down the street but they move quickly. Service is friendly and if you want a cheap pre night out tipple and bit to eat this is perfect as they are licensed to serve beers and margaritas. Food Options are limited to, burritos, rice boxes, salad boxes, nachos. But it's all absolute quality. They had a little glitch a couple of years back when they changed their recipe for their Mexican rice, people were up in arms... Some people couldn't even look at it. But they fixed it and it's back to being delicious again. They're expanding this particular branch with a new location a few doors up, it can only get bigger and better! read more

Boojum - Mexican Near Me - Belfast, BFS

This Boojum suffers from one of the problems of all Boojums - tables not being cleared/cleaned frequently enough. If you get a meal in here, it's usually a good feed, but there are things that will get on your nerves. For example, why not have a board on the wall where the queue forms, saying Here's how to order. - Pick your wrapping (burrito, taco, bowl...) - Pick your rice (Mexican or Lime) - Pick your beans (pinto or black) - Decide if you would like peppers and onions e.g., "Can I get a burrito with Mexican rice, black beans, and peppers and onions, please?" The number of times you'll stand and watch the following conversation Staff: "What can I get for you?" Customer: "Can I get a burrito, please?" Staff: "Yeah, what rice would you like?" Customer: "Can I get lime, please?" Staff: "Yeah, what beans would you like?" Customer: "Can I get pinto beans, please?" Staff: "Yeah, any peppers and onions?" You'll stand in a queue and watch this over and over again, and it all wastes time. Now, you might not think that the additional seconds it takes for this unnecessary conversation is a big deal, but when there are hundreds upon hundreds of people being served in a day, and when you are 28th in the queue, those conversations are a total waste of time, and a board such as the suggested one above would sort it out - when people are standing in the queue, bored, they'll read it. And the faster the queue moves, the less likely people are to walk out and go somewhere else because the queue is too long. And why do I have to have onions and peppers? Why can't I have one and not the other? Can you imagine saying, "Can I get pulled pork, please?", and the response being, "Sorry, it's just pulled pork and chilli together - you can't have one or the other." Why are they mixed? Speaking of mixed, you're probably as well not looking at the food when you order it. Due to the layout of the food station (where spatulas of food have to pass over other foods), and the rushed nature of the production line behind the counter, you'll often see hot chilli sauce streaked across the medium chilli; or the medium chilli dotted in the mild chilli; or bits of cheese in the sour cream. All-in-all, though, not a bad feed! And if it's your first time getting a burrito, don't take the tinfoil off - you gradually peel it off as you eat, or it'll end up a mess. read more

It feels like Boojum has had a constant queue since it opened all those years ago, and as I've frequented it plenty this is obviously not a problem. In fact a bit of a queue is a good thing. It gives you time to make up your mind as to what you want, change your mind, decide again and then add to it at the last minute. I usually go for the corn tacos, think I'm going to be healthy and then find myself asking for more cheese, more cream, more guilt and regret at the end! The food itself is fresh and reasonably tasty, perhaps not quite as spicy as I'd like, but that is personal preference. Also, as this place is so busy you don't need to fear the stuff has been lying on the counter all day- it hasn't. There is some seating up the back, a little dark and basic, but if the weather is good take it out and head up to Botanic Gardens- you won't be the only one... read more

Boojum - Always a queue..but it moves fast - Mexican Near Me - Belfast, BFS

Boojum has restored my hope in good burritos in the UK without going to London for Chipotle. I was sitting at Starbucks with a good friend, having a deep and important conversation. All the while, I watched the queue at Boojum get longer and longer out the door. This is usually a pretty good sign... either that there's good food or simply that you're in the UK. I finally deduced that it meant that there was good food. I came back an hour later to experience a shorter queue (after 1pm) as well as a really good burrito. I had a chicken burrito with black beans and their lime and basil rice. So good. I was sad when it ended, but really full. Thank you Boojum! read more

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Boojum is a Mexican restaurant, situated on the Botanic Road in the South of the City. This is one of my favourite places to eat in Belfast. Mexican food places are few and far between in this city and Boojum has jumped into this little gap nicely. Boojum serves burritos, fajitas and tacos in what could only be described as an assembly line. I really enjoy this, being able to look at the variety of ingredients that can go into your burrito give you the constant opportunity to vary your choice each time you enter. Sadly, this is not what usually happens. People are almost tribal in their choice of burrito when it comes to Boojum and I'm no different. I eat here quite a lot and can say that I get the exact same thing 99% of the time. It just tastes so good that I don't mind! There is limited seating for those who wish to sit in. Sitting in comes with the advantage of being able to order a beer with your meal. The frozen margarita's make provide great comfort when you've picked the extra hot salsa rojo by mistake even though their claims of it 'containing tequila' are questioned by a few grumbling souls munching on their tacos. read more

Boojum - Mexican Near Me - Belfast, BFS

Botanic Avenue has everything and anything by the way of places to eat. You have your coffee shops, places for a romantic dinner, places for a Sub, any number of newsagents. This place is a little mexican gem in the middle of the student quarter. I am a bit of a fajita expert from all of my fajita making at college, so to discover a place that makes fajitas as good as me (some would say better) is terrific. The staff are very knowledgeable and the whole place seems chilled out. No one is in a rush and it is the only food place that I've seen people queueing out the door and down the street at lunch time. It's like a Subway in a sombrero. read more

Boojum - Mexican Near Me - Belfast, BFS

Really, really top notch stuff from this Mexican restaurant on Botanic Avenue, right in the heart of Belfast's busy student district. The staff are young and laid back and always there to explain what is going on and to explain all your options to you if you are new to mexican food and are there with a smile and some banter if you are a bit of a regular. The food is excellent quality and brilliantly filling. There is plenty of choice for both vegetarians and non-vegetarians. The price is excellent too. You will be absolutely stuffed full of food for about a fiver and there aren't too many places in Belfast that you can say that about. read more

Boojum - Mexican Near Me - Belfast, BFS

mmmm fajitas, burritos and Taco's! It really doesn't get any better than mexican and especially a good mexican where they really know their stuff! I love Boojum and at around £5 for a meal you will struggle to finish it's really a great spot hidden in the heart of student land! They have a cool 3 step menu where you choose your base (burrito), your filling (shredded beef) and your salsa (roja!) The end result is delish! This place is epic for lunch and the restaurant is rally cool, fresh and airy. The staff are great and the food is fab, huge and cheap! Nom, nom nom.... read more

Boojum - Mexican Near Me - Belfast, BFS

Boojum should be on everyones top 5 for fast food. Not only is it unquestionably healthier than other fast food options it is also cheap which is a good combination. I have been here one lunch time and the queue was right out the door. It is definitely a very popular hotspot and the only mexican fast foot joint in our wee city. The burritos are hard to beat but you can also get a fajita as-well, choose from chicken, beef or vegetarian with some salad. So there is not an enormous amount of choice.In this case its definitely better to do few things well than a lot of things poorly. It is just so good and you get the feeling that not only is your body thanking you but so is your bank balance. Not a bad way to spend a lunch hour!!! read more

Boojum - boom boom - Mexican Near Me - Belfast, BFS

Forget about the big chain restaurants that serve Mexican food. This is a far better option. Quick and casual but fresh and tasty. The highlight has to be the burrito and can be custom made to suit most tastes. Good ingredients cooked well, friendly staff and plenty of spice make this a must try for anyone who likes Mexican food. My favourite is the char-grilled chicken burrito. There is a choice of salsa depending on your taste and numerous extras to make it just the way you like it. The fresh guacamole adds an extra level to the flavour. One criticism is that seating is limited but I really wouldn't let that put you off if you're considering a visit read more

Boojum - Mexican Near Me - Belfast, BFS

Another city another burrito day! On this occasion it was Boojum in Belfast - a place I'd hit with Matt F in Dublin the day before and I believe according to Stevie M (I'm sure we had the conversation and my brain wasn't too beer addled...) the chain started in Belfast. They're not bad burrito's at all in comparison with UK burrito places, though if this was in the US and going up against an independent then I think it would be just nudging a 3 - but over here it's good compared with some of the other more bland burrito chain places. Beer selection was fairly standard - Mexican lagers and Sam Adams, Anchor Steam etc. Good for a quick lunch/snack/dinner. Extra point for playing Oasis non-stop while I was in - it made me feel like I was back home in Manchester :-) read more

Love a boojum! Who doesn't!? It's cheap healthy tasty nosh! I love the chicken and chorizo combo burrito with everything in it! So filling! Now that they serve booze there too I don't want to go anywhere else. The queues at lunch time are insane but that's only because of the quality of their food. Everyone should try the hot sauce on the tables too! :) read more

When I arrived at my hostel and asked for some nearby food suggestions, I almost laughed when I was told to go grab a burrito from Boojum. Although Seattle may not offer as much tex-mex as California or Texas, we definitely have had our fast food burrito phase (maybe the self-serve frozen yogurt phase will be next for NI?) and have a ton of taco trucks and more authentic Mexican food, so the idea of getting a burrito in Northern Ireland seemed a little bizarre. I decided to give it a shot and was shocked to see that the line went out the door. Even the cops in Northern Ireland love Boojum. After waiting forever in the cold, I finally got my burrito. It was tasty, but nothing special. The spices that they used tasted a tiny bit different than what I am used to, but it was overall good. The staff seemed friendly enough and it did save me money to eat there instead of a sit-down restaurant (although everything in Europe is more expensive for Americans, since the dollar is not as strong as the pound or the euro). Overall, I would say if you are looking for something fairly quick and inexpensive then Boojum is your place! read more

Who'd've thought it? Mexican food becomes Belfast's latest culinary craze? I guess we can thank Boojum for that. The burrito is certainly the in-thing in this city right now, so it's worth reviewing the one that started it all. I was an early adopter of Boojum. I used to go when they only had the one location in Botanic Avenue, and when the only people you found in there were students and university staff. This was a long time before the lines around the block, and before the stream of copycats that have descended on Belfast. Back then, it was a real 'BT9' sort of place. Now, Mexican takeaway food has expanded massively. It's even encroached well into 'curry chip' territory, with burrito bars in the most unlikely of places (like Andersonstown, which now has two!) It's all the rage. But don't be too quick to accept these substitutes - I, for one, am a firm believer in 'original and best'. For me, Boojum is just that. They have a pretty limited menu; it's either burrito, fajita or tacos. From there, you can select different meats or, as is my preference, the vegetarian option. They have a variety of garnishes and extras, it all seems quite fresh and the service is quick. I mentioned earlier about lines around the block - this is no exaggeration. At peak hours, particularly at the Chichester Street outlet, queues snaking down the street are a daily occurrence. Don't be put off, it's worth the wait. My only gripe would be that the quality of your food very much depends on who is preparing it. This is a common complaint with places that offer this sort of 'conveyor belt' service, Subway being another prime offender. Maybe if they told the staff exactly how many scoops of what go into which thing. Just a suggestion. How long will the craze last? I'd say Belfast is quickly reaching its burrito capacity - these places really are everywhere. But Boojum still has only two outlets in Northern Ireland. The original and best for sure. read more

If there's one thing I miss about Belfast it is Boojum. Having eaten every burrito I could find in Toronto (that's a lot) and looking all over Melbourne, one of the best cities around for food, still haven't found a burrito like Boojum. I remember back when they did their first ever free burrito day when they first opened and it's safe to say since that day there has been no looking back. Amazing burrito, pretty good chilli, cheap enough, friendly staff and usually good tunes on while you're there - the best. read more

All ready being used in the greater Belfast area as an adjective for something that would previously have been known as "weaker" or "beezer" example, "That film was absolutely Boojum, mate" the Mexican eatery of Boojum really is one of the jewels of Belfast. While you will be hard-pushed to find a time from it's opening at 11.30am until about 4pm (open until 8pm) when you won't have to queue for about 10 minutes before you get served PLEASE do not let this put you off...! Once you get to the counter you are faced with a great menu that is really easy to read and decide what you can order which is a choice of a burrito (the best and BIGGEST option) fajita, taco, burrito bowl or salad and in these you can fill it with a multitude of chicken, beef, mince, peppers, black eyed peas (not that idiot will.i.am) salsa, guacamole and other delights that get wrapped up in a handy silver foil package for eating ease and you definitely need it given the amount of food they pack into them! They are hard to hold never mind eat! To quench your thirst from the variety of hot sauces the have dotted around you can get a soft drink or even an ice-cold bottle of beer which is always welcomed from this reviewer, and a HUGE burrito and drink usually cost me around £8 and leave me wanting a nap. The staff are also very helpful and I've never had a bad experience. It offers seating for about 25 people but you can also takeaway food if it's a bit busy like it usually is or just to make others jealous as you walk passed them with their measly sandwiches. 11 thumbs up! and The Independent newspaper have recently called it in the Top 10 of Student eateries in the UK. read more

There will always be a line outside Boojum, and for good reason too: it's amazing! Whether you need a hangover cure or something to fill you up for a long day ahead, Boojum should be high in your list of options. For those who can't order on the spot I'd recommended trying to get a sneaky look inside to decide before you walk in, the quicker it's made the better it is for everyone else behind you. read more

Love the vegetarian burrito bowl - heaven! Do pass by Boojum sometimes though due to the fact it is nearly always queued out onto the street as it's so busy. Wish they also had more seating inside. Lovely food though. read more

Boojum - The vegetarian burrito bowl in Boojum - Mexican Near Me - Belfast, BFS

Absolutely amazing. Can't beat a burrito bowl! Service quick and friendly. Lots to choose from, meat and veg. Favourite for me is beef. Even introduced the parents to it and they loved it! read more

Boojum is very well known and extremely popular in Belfast. I must admit I was late into the Boojum craze, it almost felt like a dirty secret to admit I hadn't tried it but I am now an addict! The new shop in Botanic just a couple of doors down is very nice. I doubt you'll see a massive queue out in the street now but that's just because the counter is at the back. Don't worry the queue moves fast and it's worth waiting for! There's more space to sit and enjoy also so if possible it will become more popular. The menu has been the same for years. Its not a massive menu but enough to change it up if you like. Sometimes I prefer a bowl sometimes a burrito. Sometimes have beans other times peppers and onions. I've yet to find a bad combination! This is as healthy as you can get fast food for a reasonable price. Very filling and tasty! read more

Boojum is a Tex-Mex restaurant in the Botanic Avenue area of Belfast. It's close to Queens University and, as such, is populated by students. So, first of all, you know the food is going to be cheap. But that doesn't always have to be a bad thing. Your mexican food loving Freedom Haters faced the journey up to Boojum on a blustery winter day and we were not disappointed. We sampled two offerings from their menu, the Burrito and the Quesadilla. The Burrito was a misson style affair. That's a picture of a half eaten one in the photo at left. That's my hand above it. It had beans, cheese, lettuce, pico de gallo, sour creme, roja sauce and jalepenos. They only charged extra for the jalepenos. The counter girls were joking that they weren't going to be able to wrap it up. Tough. If you're not going to charge me extra, I'm getting all the freebees that are coming my way. The pico de gallo looked a little strange - the tomatoes were more white than red, but it tasted just fine anyway. For those of you reading from the Lone Star State, it was more or less exactly what you'd get at Freebirds. The Quesadilla was just about as close to perfect as you could get. Granted, it's only beans, cheese and a tortilla, but you'd be suprised how many restaurants can fuck that up. That also came with free pico, salsa and sour cream. That's sour cream and not soured cream. I'm not sure if they're the same thing or not. Most of the time over here, the sour cream is usually some kind of soup like mess. Not at Boojum, though. This was sour cream the way the god of TexMex meant it to be. Overall, this was probably one of the best TexMex meals I've had the pleasure to enjoy over on this side of the pond. read more

If you like your food all jumbled together in deliciously messy, haggis sized balls, this is the place for you. I realise that mightn't sound hugely appealing to some people but it's a pretty accurate description of the huge, tightly packed fajitas and burritos you can get in here. There is a definite knack to eating these, but although I always start with the best intentions of perfecting the technique, I usually end up with a slippery fistful of saucy meat and bits and pieces all over my face. This is why I'd recommend going with people you know well, or opting for the hard or soft tacos if you're there on a first date as these are marginally (but only a little bit) less messy. It is truly delicious though, and the fact that they sell corona to wash it down is the guacamole on the burrito. (See what I did there?!) read more

Not bad for Mexican food in Ireland. And a really great price for how much food you get!

Boojum holds a place in my heart and stomach more than any other fast food outlet in the city - I adore it and haven't been in ages because I've moved to the city centre. It opened a couple of years back and after quickly scanning the small limited menu on the door I'd overlooked it and wandered past.... until one day I decided to take the plunge. Essentially how this works is there is a counter with a mightily efficient division of labour. You pick either a burrito (meat, beans, rice, cheese, salsa, optional guac and other condiments) fajita (the same but replace beans with onions and peppers) taco (3 soft shell and the same ingredients) or a salad. You can choose from chicken, steak pieces, vegetarian or the cream of the crop, shredded beef. It's all very quick, very large and extremely tasty. All very fresh ingredients including exceptionally tasty home made salsa. There's also a range of beers on offer now and frozen margaritas. They had for a long time a quality range of hot sauces too ranging from some of the Blair's variety and other craft sauces. Superb. read more

Boojum - Mexican Near Me - Belfast, BFS

Not as nice as I recall. Size and taste has been lost. Seems more bland now than an awesome mix of taste that I remember. Good that they are in a larger building now so when queing you can stand inside. Service is always quick and friendly. read more

I popped in to enquire about booking a birthday party. The staff were helpful and showed me around. It would be a fantastic place to start off at-eat early and then a night on the town!!Serve some beers but limited choice. Food selection is superb and lots of seating!! read more

Boojum - Mexican Near Me - Belfast, BFS

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Fantastic feed!! Unfortunately I work round the corner from this place so it's almost too convenient! Though it's a nightmare around lunchtime and dinner time with queues that snake around the restaurant and quite often out the front door! Today I ventured down at about 2.15 and happy days - no queue! I usually go in hard on a chicken burrito but can generally take or leave meat and to be honest I'm not the greatest fan of the chicken they use which I think is the thigh and find it often quite tough. The food though is really tasty and extremely filling - usually having had a boojum at lunch I couldn't handle a dinner after!! Nice tip though for anyone looking a cheap lunch - ask for a pot of rice (Mexican savoury would be my preference) they give you quite a lot and only usually charge 40p - or 80p sometimes if you aren't ordering anything else!! read more

I love Boojum, so do most of my friends. Its a well designed idea, fast food burritos, with excellent ingredients - staff are very friendly. ( previously: Only issue, queuing up outside to get in... Yes, it's that busy.) Amended 2016 - They moved and no more waiting outside!!! Yay! read more

Burritto bowl is way forward!! Chicken and spicy rice with all the trimmings - Delicious!! I go to the one in town - queue quite long from 12-1 but goes pretty quickly and is definately worth the wait!! read more

I have been going to Boojum for about 3 years now. I absolutely adore the quality of the food in that place. The freshly cooked and marinated meats, the different types of sauces and the beans are quality. It used to be that you could buy a packed out boojum for a fiver. When you compare that to what a Subway would cost its definitely a much better choice because of the quality and quantity of the food. This does however draw a massive crowd eventually and you find yourself queuing for quite a ridiculous amount of time which is very annoying. Recently the prices have gone up and you also don't seem to be getting as much food in the burritos anymore. This unfortunately is killing my once beautiful relationship with Boojum. read more

Nothing really needs said about boojum, the endless ques every hour of every day speak for food that boojum provide....just crazy flavour and huge portions at a great price! Dont let the que put you off because it moves very fast and even if you're 10 feet out the door you'll be served and eating in less than 5 minutes! read more

It's been a while since I dusted off the old critic hat and took it out of critic closet in the critic wing of Critic House on the Critic Estate in the Shire of Critic, but I feel roused to make my voice known about the burrito place known as Boojum. I'm not sure who had the brilliant idea to finally bring the burrito place to the United Kingdom. I can see that Boojum has two locations. If they're smart, they'll keep going. In the United States there's something called Chipotle, and they're only one of a few dozen burrito-making chains that use this exact model. Local food, quick orders, simple, filling, good, and cheap. Boojum is all of this. Pound for pound, I really don't think you can do better than this. I will be honest; I have had better burritos. I've had burritos almost as good, perhaps even slightly cheaper. Tilt makes some okay burritos too for a similar price. But I definitely prefer this place. On my first visit it didn't seem like anything special. But I keep coming back. I walk a non-trivial distance just to get here and wait on a very long line and carry my burrito back home. I could eat it there, but the ambience doesn't let me enjoy my burrito as much as my flat. Sometimes I savor it, but most of the time I just jam the spicy deliciousness into my maw as fast as I can. Then, I sit around for around 45 minutes digesting the food-bomb that just exploded in my stomach. The only thing detracting from my rating is the always massive line. For what Boojum is, it is great. read more