Q: positive

A: A Champaign staple that all the locals go to and if you attend the University of Illinois it certainly needs to be on your bucket list. The only thing you will regret about this place is not coming to it sooner! I absolutely love it from the snowstorms (their take on a blizzard) to one dips of the flavor of the week to their hot sundaes. I always try to try something new. The prices are extremely reasonable and what can be better than supporting a local business. They are not open in the winter so by the time March rolls around you are ready to have your first taste of the season. If you drive by and there are lines out the door don't turn around - the wait is worth it and not to mention will give you plenty of time to look over the menu.

Q: positive

A: I don't go to Chinatown or Spring Mountain for Chinese Food here in Las Vegas. I only go to Diamond Chinese in Industrial. It's been there for years. It was good then, and it's still good now. It's a little hole in the wall, but isn't that always the best ones?....

Q: positive

A: Great taste, but if you eat them on-site and want them warm, they microwave them, which as anyone who's ever microwaved pie knows is less than ideal. Free (hot) coffee for students and free wifi is a nice touch, so if they had a toaster oven for in-house pies this would be a 5-star review. Also note: they add tax to price if you eat on-site but take it out of listed price if you get food to go.

Q: positive

A:
Is this the only Zaba's in Las Vegas? If it is, I am lucky enough to have it located on my side of town. In fact, besides the Chipotle in the UNLV area, this is the closest place I can go to get a nice, big, yum-tastic burrito. Mainly I go to Zaba's for chicken burritos. I rarely deviate. It's the same with Chipotle and Qdoba. What can I say? I guess I am a creature of habit. But how can I not be when the delicious chicken, rice, beans, salsa, cheese, and sour cream are all delightfully wrapped up in an easy to handle and nom on burrito? Zaba's is slightly different from other similar Mexican chains. I do believe they are locally owned (sorry if I'm mistaken in that). They also offer wheat tortillas (for no extra charge). I've never had a problem with service at this location. It's quick, efficient and for the most part the staff is friendly. Still, my favorite burrito-go-to is Qdoba. However, Zaba's IS good and its location so close to me makes it a favorite spot of mine.