Big Island Burritos - INDIALANTIC

Decent but very bland food. Affordable prices. Kid-friendly atmosphere. Extremely friendly staff. Inexpensive beer options.

The Big Island burrito is just average, nothing exceptional. It wasn't terrible, but there are two amazing burrito places in the area that we prefer, so I wouldn't go back. For a really fresh and delicious burrito, I highly recommend Roburritos in Melbourne Beach, a few miles south. The only downside is that they have limited hours, so call ahead to make sure they're open. Another great option is Da Kine Diegos in Satellite Beach, known for their huge veggie burritos.

I have been going to Big Island since I moved to the beachside 12 years ago. Even though I now live 20 miles away, my family and I still make the trip at least every other week. The servers are friendly, the food is served quickly, and we can feed our family of 4 for just $20! My daughters prefer the no-frills black and white option with chips and enchilada sauce for dipping. My husband and I usually split a nachos or each get a large veggie burrito with rice, beans, lettuce, tomatoes, guacamole, and mango salsa. We love the option to add extra flavor by getting it "wet" without the dairy toppings. We also enjoy trying the BBQ Burrito, which can be customized by substituting beans for meat. The only downsides are that they are closed on Sundays and do not offer whole wheat tortillas.

Great food! No matter what I order, it is always a win.

Great food and surf videos and price. The red tide is my go to burrito