Currito

Got a surprisingly healthy and very fresh salad before my flight. Loaded with toppings- chick peas - edamame - nuts - cheese over kale and other greens. Dressing was yummy too. Feeling great for my flight! Quick service - reasonable prices.

This is my favorite place to eat at the Cleveland airport. Nice variety of bowls and wraps (indian, greek, thai, etc). The quality is good, consistent each time. And the wraps are delicious (and I'm very picky about food taste). Their ingredients seem fresh and well-prepared. Only downside is they don't serve diet coke so I can't get my whole meal in one place. :). Wish they had a Currito in Nashville.

Such a welcome surprise! The smoothie tasted so fresh and bright, the salad had really nice produce and was delicious. And the staff was super friendly! I’ll be stopping here every time I’m at Hopkins.

The Spicy Thai salad was interesting. It’s sweet and mild spicy. It is a light salad if you’re not hungry.

I had a build my own burrito. Awesome. Can't go wrong it you pick the ingredients. For airport food it was excellent. Healthy options. Big and filling.

One of the better bowls I’ve eaten at the airport. The choices are really good and the Thai bowl tasted great.

Tasted good but I got food poisoning. I ordered the chicken tikka bowl. Their drinks are small for what you pay.

Pleasantly surprised by this high quality food spot in an airport. I ordered and enjoyed the Mediterranean burrito bowl with steak.

For airport food, Currito was solid! I really enjoyed my Thai Wrap/burrito. It was a decent portion, tasty, and the ladies working were so pleasant!

Currito was an unexpected, positive dining experience when departing from Cleveland Hopkins with a limited period of time. I was vasiliating between some other options, but the efficiency of the restaurant was on display, and I ended up making the right choice. They have eight varieties of burritos, and I elected to try the Classic Bowl. It was delicious, and pressed for time, I was pleased that my server and subsequent cook got the order correct with some deletions from their usual offering. I am also glad that I added guacamole to the bowl. Great central location in the Main Terminal, plenty of nearly seating for groups or individuals.

Surprisingly very impressed by this airport fast casual option! I've been traveling a bunch and wanted something a little healthier than Chik Fil A/Shake Shack, so I decided to try Currito. I got a Bangkok burrito bowl with grilled chicken and watched the worker make the bowl down the line. The line of ingredients looked very clean and fresh and clearly labeled, which was comforting. While the bowl is on the smaller side (much less than Chipotle), it was more than enough for my dinner. My bowl was delicious! The rice was nice and fluffy, the peanut sauce was sweet, the vegetables were crunchy. Overall, great mix of flavors and I was glad I was able to get a healthy meal in the airport.

We stopped in for breakfast before a flight on a Sunday... The smell from the food being made really was enticing! The various ingredients on display all looked great and their menu is very interesting and unique too. They have a fusion style menu with burritos and such being done in various styles. I got a chorizo breakfast burrito and my wife got the quesadilla and we both really enjoyed our food. We also got decent service from the young lady fulfilling our order. Over all, this was excellent and we'll most definitely return next time we're in this airport!

For airport fast food, it was pretty good! I got the grilled chicken tikka grain bowl. The chicken was moist and the tikka flavor, while not the most authentic, satisfies a craving. It's a healthy option compared to chick-fil-a and shake shack and I wanted to try something new because it's not available in California. Service was very quick, and the bowl itself was $13.48 (which is a little pricey for the amount of food you get to be honest, but we're in the airport so I get it). There was a lot of seating at the food court so it was nice to sit, relax, and eat before my flight.

Service was great! Very helpful since I had never been here before, runs similar to a chipotle. Food was great! I made my own bowl and everything is fresh and flavorful. Smoothie is good too. Calm ambiance and quicker than the Chick-fil-A next door.

For $13 cannot beat it!!! It's a hearty boy for sure! This place is CLEAN... I mean very clean. The workers are lovely. Fresh veggies, real chicken and saucy.

I recently visited Cleveland to celebrate a new life milestone achievement. While waiting at the Cleveland airport, I decided to try Currito. Unlike the endless line at Chick-fil-a next to them, I was able to walk straight to the counter and order my Bangkok Burrito. Like Chipotle, the burrito is made right in front of you. Bangkok Burrito -I got this with grilled steak and no other add-ons or substitutions. My burrito came out hot and fresh after being placed on their burrito press. The burrito had a slight crunch from the peanut shavings and Asian slaw. What made this burrito amazing was the Thai sauce that had a slight kick to it. Overall, I enjoyed eating my Bangkok burrito at Currito. Their selection of ingredients to make various custom burritos was incredible. Located within the Cleveland airport, I'll definitely stop by if I have a layover here again.

My husband and I came here for breakfast burritos before our flight. I got the chorizo and my husband got the build your own. The chorizo was fresh and the perfect amount of spice, I added pico and salsa inside. My husbands was a weird concoction so we don't need to talk about it although he said he liked it. My only note is that the burritos weren't very big, I felt like I could have eaten two but then again I am a big lady lol!

Service and food was incredible. Workers earn and deserve good tips! Prices and value are very competitive. This place is clean, healthy, and beats all the other junk food places at Cleveland Airport. Will be returning 100%!

So I thought about throwing down the standard 4 star rating for Currito, but honestly, no, the service and level of freshness I experienced tops it to a 5. I came to the Cleveland airport on a very slow day and most other restaurants weren't open. I'm "trying to be healthier" or whatever, so I was looking for a salad and my options were mostly Chick-Fil-A or Auntie Anne's. There in the corner sat Currito... I joked in my head that it was a burrito that could cure you? Cure-ito. I mean honestly when do you NOT feel cured by a burrito? But I stuck with my original decision of a salad! They had three different leafy options and when I told the lady it was my first time she went above and beyond explaining all the different toppings and salsas. She was very passionate about her job and the customer experience. That is SO rare lately, you guys. I know it sounds terrible but with short staff issues, the level of service (understandably so) has dropped significantly. I felt like we weren't in the middle of a pandemic for a second (well, the masks kind of ruined that fantasy but you know what I mean) ;) My best way of explaining this was like a very fresh Chipotle mixed with Bibibop. I love the edamame and shredded carrots option. Adds a little extra crunch than a typical burrito bowl place. The salsa had great flavor and the range was very mild to spicy, so something for everyone! All in all, I'll be stopping back over here!

This is my second trip to the Cleveland airport in as many weeks, and both times I have had lunch at Currito. Initially, the options look like a typical Chipotle format, but their variety and quality of ingredients is much better. Both times I got a steak bowl filled with superfoods loaded to the brim. The staff was very nice and efficient. There are lots of healthy options including smoothies and shakes as well. Also, there is a nice seating area, food court style, so you don't have to eat at the gate trying not to spill your food in your lap... again.

Stopped here for a quick breakfast and had the breakfast burrito. I probably should have gotten the breakfast bowl instead. Nothing really to rave about. My burrito contained egg, cheese, chorizo, pick and guacamole. It was ok, again nothing to rave about. The portions could have been a little bit bigger, but it served its need. Next time if I am in Cleveland I will get the bowl.

With a quick layover in CLE after being rerouted due to the Nor'easter, I was ready to spend that time searching for a quick bite to eat. The food court area had lots of typical fast food options but Currito was the one that caught my eye. Now, I'm guessing the name of this place is a fusion of curry and burrito which I am all about. Here we have essentially a Chipotle but with more varied ingredients and different price points depending on whether you're getting a small or medium burrito, or a bowl. After a quick scan of the menu, I went with the Bangkok which comes with "Asian" slaw, cilantro lime rice, cucumber, and peanut sauce. I added steak as my protein of choice. Truthfully, I was enticed by the peanut sauce being inside this burrito and it was definitely needed. You watch them craft your burrito in front of you and hope that they are able to wrap the gigantic bundle into place. Surprisingly my burrito was quite tasty. The rice was nicely cooked and the steak was well seasoned for being fast food. I wish they had drizzled a bit more peanut sauce though so I'd definitely recommend asking for more if you enjoy the sauce. Mine tasted a bit plain without. Currito is a quick and easy stop when you're at the airport and will certainly offer the most variety out of the other spots in the food court. Cards accepted and service is quick so you can make sure to catch your flight.

For airport food this was higher quality and offered the only healthy option in the area. None of the other restaurants in this section of the airport offer foods that provide any nutrients so I'm glad Curritio exists. This is a customizable meal option with a wide variety of options. From a distance it looked like a Mexican restaurant, but the menu offers bowls in general that are not necessarily just Mexican food ingredients. I liked that they offered a bowl with Indian food flavors and a create your own option. There are also smoothies and other healthy options. I went with a Mexican themed bowl and found it to be a generous portion at a reasonable price. The ingredients tasted fresh and the flavors were great. I'll definitely return to this spot on future Cleveland trips.

WOW! Everyone lining up at chic fil a made a massive mistake. Currito is where it's at. The food here is phenomenal and so customizable. Really great healthy options and amazing tasty sauce. I made my own and the cashew vinaigrette and peanut sauce is a slam dunk. Fast and kind service. Wish they'd open one of these in CT. The food is sooooo good and would be a staple for me

This place had many toppings and sauce choice to choose from! I opt for the build your own bowl. For protein I added the grilled chicken. Let me tell you this, the chicken tasted great! It had a Smokey char-grilled taste to it, which I enjoyed very much. In addition to the bowl, I added rice, lettuce, pico de Gallo, corn, green onions, cucumbers with a side of teriyaki sauce. I very much enjoyed my bowl and the options available. I would consider this place to be better than Chipotle. I wish there was a Currito in Kansas City.

I don't expect much from fast food restaurants at food courts in airports, but this place looked like it had healthy affordable options and I was VERY pleasantly surprised. The service was kind and quick, and the food go container was very convenient. I got the Thai Chicken Salad (romaine lettuce, asian cabbage, carrots, rice noodles, slivered almonds, sesame seeds, edamame, scallions, spicy cashew vinaigrette). It was a perfect portion size (I didn't feel too full after eating all of it, but I stayed full because of all of the protein), all of the vegetables were super fresh, and the delicious dressing was served on the side so I could put as much as I wanted on. I wish we had one in Milwaukee so I could try more! I'll have to keep an eye out the next time I'm in the area.

A long agonizing flight delay kicked my hunger into desperation mode, where I eventually found myself waiting in line for Currito, a popular midwest burrito chain previously known as The Wrap in several states. My expectations were extremely low but even then that was too much. The experience was beyond disappointing, so much so that I actually was turned off by the thought of additional Mexican food (#1). It should be said I tend to expect less of all airport establishments. Even McDonalds isn't the same animal when past an airport security gate. I really have nothing against the idea of Currito, which as a Chipotle lover, should mean I'm very open to fast food burritos. I do however suffer from a bit of confusion on it's name, which in Spanish means "worker man" or carries the sentiment of a "blue collar" laborer. Am I really eating a blue collar burrito? The ladies behind the counter were slow to make my Cajun Chicken (black beans, salsa, corn, rice, sour cream and some Cajun seasoning) and my friend's Buffalo Chicken (bleu cheese, buffalo sauce, celery), both of which turned out soggy and extremely unstable. Things got so bad they ended up serving my burrito on a plastic container lid instead of a plate. No napkins were given and no additional sauces were available. Worst of all, both burritos were beyond mediocre. I made a squeamish face with every bite into the burrito, the ingredients were neither fresh nor tasty, a deadly combo that will result in a buzzkill for any burrito lover. The after taste of the Cajun seasoning left a bad film in the mouth, that not even another (tasty) burrito could fix. Even $10 at the nearby Burger King would've been a better investment than this. If these are Burritos without Borders, then keep me in the country. _______ (#1) Hell froze over this day.

Very affordable and tasty fast food in an airport food court restaurant! The staff are helpful and patient and the offerings are fresh. The medium salsa is really a mild but it's quite tasty to me. The chorizo is quite yummy in a breakfast bowl and the eggs were good too.... umm, yeah, I was there for breakfast and my bowl was perfect - low carb, tailor-made, healthy and fresh!

I visited Currito on my way to Philadelphia. It is a small take out station in one of the Airport food court areas. In terms of other familiar restaurants you might know, it is most comparable to the Boloco chain in Boston, with various Asian fusion style of burritos being their main product. This particular location is, naturally, well located, and had pleasant staff who were efficient. Notably, they tried to upsell me about three times, which I found super annoying; this practice that chains follow, while increasing revenue, wastes my time and makes the interaction, when I've already spent time thinking about my entree, take a lot more time. The food itself was great. It's simple fare: rice with vegetables and a protein along with a house sauce in either a bowl or burrito. It's hard to mess up this format if you have fresh ingredients, which they did. My main criticism, which I have about most airport food, is the cost. $9 for this kind of food is pretty ridiculous. It's not sushi, and it's made on an assembly line.

I have eaten several times at the Currito restaurant at Cleveland Hopkins airport. My review has two parts: food and customer service. Food: 5 stars. The food is excellent: fresh and largely healthy. One can order several types of burritos and bowls or build a custom bowl. There are a variety of vegetables and proteins to choose from. Customer Service: 1 star. To put it simply, the staff is rude and impatient with its customers. On three visits I was rushed to complete my order even though there were few customers waiting. Even though I had ordered a custom rice bow, I was largely ignored when I tried to add things to my order. I think part of the problem is a language barrier. The three ladies working at Currito when I was there do not speak English well and were constantly talking among themselves in a language I do not understand. In short, if you eat at Currito in Hopkins expect to endure some rudeness in order to get your meal.

Caught a stomach bug after eating at this place. Make sure to plan time to have a restroom break after eating here.

Not bad for a fast casual tex mex place at the airport. I ordered the burrito house salad which had romaine lettuce, grilled chicken, pico de gallo, corn salsa, black beans, feta cheese, scallions, and creamy lime dressing. From the time I ordered, it only took about 6 or 7 minutes to receive my salad. All the ingredients seemed fresh and it was tasty. They put the sauce on the side which I appreciate. And it wasn't as salty as Chipotle. I would give this place 3.5 stars if I had the option. The also have smoothie options. Definitely a solid option at the Cleveland Airport.

Whenever I am hungry, and at the CLE airport I bee line it to Currito. I like both their burritos and the option to put it in a bowl for those who wish to do so. It's basically you order from the menu, pay, and watch the assembly line prepare your order. I usually get the thai option with tofu. The veggies are fresh, and my meal is assembled quickly. They have a variety of sauces as well, including sriracha, my fave. The food is filling, and quick. For vegans like myself you can easily find something tasty here. With all the food choices in airports these days this is a welcome, fast place to get a tasty meal quickly.

Stopped in here for lunch after passing through the TSA Pre security checkpoint. I ordered a Chicken Burrito Bowl - with lettuce, cheese, spicy salsa, pico de gallo, grilled onions, scallions, and corn salsa - no beans or rice - basically a low carb lunch - and a bottle of water. The build your bowl setup is very similar to Chipotle. Except that Currito's offers some additional ingredients that you can't get a Chipotle - such as Mango salsa. I wanted to add Guacamole to my bowl, but they were out of it. It was a very average lunch - kind of bland, but filling and about as healthy as one is going to find in an Airport.

I have to say that I was impressed with this place. I got the summer bowl with tofu and it was absolutely delicious. The portion of food was pretty good for the $11 that I paid but the only negative was for the extra guacamole that I put on my bowl, it was the smallest scoop I've ever seen. I loved the flavors in the bowl, the employees were friendly and I thought that this was a very good option.

I wish I didn't have to go through TSA check to eat here! I would eat here all the time. Lots of great options from Mexican to Asian. Choose on of theirs or create your own. Staff is friendly and quick. They keep each other laughing too, always a good sign.

Hello airport people! Hell yes! This is the best airport food ever and also currito is one of our family favorites! Whoever is running this team- A+++++ not only was the food fresh and delicious- the staff was super friendly and awesome!!! Nice job people!

Pretty solid for airport food but $9.50 for a salad is a bit excessive. I saw that getting a bowl but swapping lettuce was cheaper. I'm not sure if that's the better move than getting the salad if you're considering a non rice/no wrap route because they seemed to be the same size. Chicken was pretty flavorful and good, toppings were a bit meh but all in all a solid choice when you're flights delayed. Was a bit weirded out because I received several comments about how huge apparently my salad was--- trust me it was average if not small in my opinion. Was considering going to chik fil a after except they're directly next to each other so spared myself the judgement

Friendly service and the mango limeade smoothie was refreshing. Menu looked great and all ingredients looked really fresh. Food smeeled great. I just wanted something light before my flight.

I wondered what the average review would be before I checked this place on Yelp. I had already eaten my breakfast burrito and was thoroughly underwhelmed. So, the 3 star average that I saw is exactly what I was thinking I would rate this place. The staff was a little disorganized and confused, and the food while ok, was nothing that I would ever seek out again. So, 3 stars it is. If I were you I'd go next door to Chick Fila... That's what I should've done.

For airport food, this place serves relatively healthy, okay-tasting food that actually has a number of choices for a vegan. However, this place is a far cry from the likes of Chipotle, Qdoba, or Moe's. I ordered a small strawberry banana smoothie made with soy milk for $4.96. The classic tofu burrito bowl I ordered came out to be $7.99 plus $1.79 for guacamole. For the dollop of guac I got, this pricing was kind of ridiculous. (It looks like I got more guac than I'm describing from the pic, but rest assured it's because the lid squished it down.) The corn also tasted plasticky, like it came straight from a can. Trying to get the employee to give me extra of anything in my burrito bowl was a hopeless tug of war where I was on the losing side. If I was in the Cleveland airport, I would eat here again but not very enthusiastically. 2.5 stars

4/8/2016 Currito Headquarters 188 North Brookwood Avenue Suite 100 Hamilton OH, 45013 Phone: 513-896-9695 To Whom It May Concern: Today I visited Currito for the first time while on a layover at the Cleveland International Airport and must say that the experience was not something to "feel good about". The staff was not courteous and handled the food preparation line like a military (or prison) mess hall. My classic chicken burrito bowl was slapped together without eye contact to the customer. I would rather the food have been prepared behind an iron curtain than be treated like an animal at feeding time. This was probably ALL my fault because I assumed since the store looked like Chipotle, I might have a say in my order but I was sternly reminded that I didn't get the "make your own" burrito... and oh yeah the "did you want / expect for me to remake that order?" attitude set me over the edge. In the end, I spent $10.78 for a sloppy burrito bowl with watery sour cream sprayed all over with a tiny scoop of guac and a tortilla on the side (ps... that was an additional $0.79 **explained by server while rolling eyes**). Honestly, I would rather dine at Chipotle and get food + ecoli poisoning than receive this type of "burrito experience". I guess all that glitters is not gold. I apologize for wasting your time and inconveniencing your employees at the CLE currito stand, wish you guys the best of luck. Yours truly, Disenchanted customer

Waiting for my flight and thought I'd grab a burrito bowl. Not good. I got the Thai bowl with chicken and it left a lot to be desired. The amount of food was marginal. The toppings were sparse. The sauce lacked flavor. Felt like a bad rice bowl, not a "burrito without borders." Overall, I would try a different establishment in the airport.

This is by far one of the best Tex/Mex places I have been to....including an airport. It is a similar business model as Chipotle, but better quality. The pulled pork is fabulous and staff are friendly and accommodating. I stop Each and every time I go through Cleveland airport!!!

Tried the rikka bowl and a mango passion smoothie. Both were pretty good , this place is essentially like Chipotle but the burrito/bowl ingredients are already decided based on popular dishes like Tikka masala , teriyaki ,etc. The dishes are not that great but all the ingredients are very fresh and tasty. It might be hard to make your own bowl or change things around as they do not seem flexible.

Great burrito! Better than the big name place people drag me to. This burrito had a fresher taste for sure.

Airport food is usually unappetizing, bland, and somewhat scary. However, Currito was a fresh alternative to greasy heavy food. When you are about to board a flight where you will be packed in like sardines with complete strangers, you want to not create anymore discomfort than needed. This is not your normal run-of-the-mill Chipotle, Moe's, or Qdoba style burrito bar. For instance, I had the delicious Bangkok Burrito filled with a fresh slaw (made of cilantro, cabbage, and carrots), topped with organic tofu, white rice, spicy peanut sauce, and cucumbers. The meal was light and only $5.50. Hallah! City of Squallah! I hope they open a location in Florida sometime in the future, because I still want to try the Mediterranean and the Teriyaki Burritos.

Wow, would've never thought that noodles, rice, Asian veggies, and teriyaki would work in a burrito but their Teriyaki burrito is pretty amazing. Added tofu and a side of sriracha it was even better. Looks like other's experience with this place has been hit or miss but I had a great first experience with this burrito. Good to have a healthy vegan / veggie option which is not all that common in an airport.

Currito is quick, fast, and provides lots of healthy, vegetarian options. I got the Mediterranean Bowl with tofu and a Mango smoothie. The Mediterranean Bowl was delicious and the portion size was comfortably above average. The mango smoothie was alright, but it definitely tasted like they did not use ripe or fresh mangos in it. I also felt as if it was too sweet.

Among all the fast food chain restaurants in Cleveland airport, this restaurant stood out to me. The service was fast. I ordered regular size Mediterranean burrito for $8.99. There is something off with the proportion of ingredients. All I could see and taste was brown rice and cucumber (the two cheapest ingredients). The chicken looked and tasted like nothing had hard time figuring if it was chicken or some other meat. This burrito is their top seller and you basically pay for bland rice and bland cucumber. Hummus inside burrito was good but it was so little that it could not affect the overall taste!

I was waiting for my flight to take off, and was a little hungry. I always stop at Panini's when I come to airport. But today, I wanted something different. So I decided to get a Chicken Quesadilla to spice it up. I got it with chicken, carmelized onions, and cheese. It came with 2 salsas and I got a sour cream.-- Made it a combo for like $2.49 and got chips and a drink. The employees were very nice and helpful. It's kind of like Chipotle, but different. It was a little pricy I thought, but everything at the airport is, am I right??

What's the amazing food. Loved it so much. Ate on both flight transfers. Cashew spicy souse is a must!!! Thanks you God Bless you!

I picked up a vegan burrito for dinner on my way to my gate. I ordered it without tofu - when I told the employee that soy gives me estrogen poisoning, he offered to change his gloves to prevent any soy from getting into my food. (High five for his thoughtfulness!) I have the palate of a child, so I got brown rice, black beans, corn salsa, and lettuce on my burrito. It hit the spot - perfect meal before a long flight.

This is about as good as airport food can be on a Sunday afternoon. I got the chicken quesadilla with added guacamole. The portion is very generous as were the sides of included salsa and sour cream. The quesadilla was made to order and would be enough for two to share. Other than a bit too much grilled onions, it was really good.

The food is so fresh and the staff is super friendly, eating here at CLE is a must, everyone in the airport seemed to recommend this restaurant and for good reason, the flavors are rich and the staff is well organized, a must go!! Great flavors too!!!

This place has nice variety for burritos. I like that they take multiple ethnic foods and turn it into an awesome tasting burrito. Great stop for food and it's somewhat healthy- however for someone who likes more authentic flavor the tikka burrito was on the mild taste for flavor and salt.

Like many travelers, I sometimes regret not having the forethought to buy a sandwich from a neighborhood eatery on the way to the airport and being faced with an unloved, overpriced airport meal. Currito is similar to Chipotle in style and execution. Unlike Chipotle, I don't know where they source their meat from, they don't mention it, but that's typical of most restaurants today. I had a delicious and filling burrito with tofu. For a very fair $7.99, It was a satisfying and healthy meal. Both employees were courteous & friendly, I really appreciate it.