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Burrito Bar grossness

old time brooklyn
old time brooklyn
edited November -1 in Prospect Heights

Every morning the crew of this place "cleans" up by dumping bits of food, grease, and cigarette butts into the sidewalk as well as the tree outside the restaurant on Prospect Place. They dont hose it down. It's obviously disgusting and lazy but is this legal and what would one do to report this issue?

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  • newguy88
    newguy88

    Call 311.

  • MOD
    MOD

    That place is gross on more then one level.

  • newguy88
    newguy88

    Mamacita said:

    That place is gross on more then one level.

    Other than their sidewalk littering what else do they do that is gross? You know never mind I don't want to know. Their my favorite Mexican place.

  • raulism
    raulism

    It's been like this since they opened. It used to be even worse.

    I like http://seeclickfix.com. It gives a public record of your complaint. Our elect officials haven't used SeeClickFix much yet, but I hope it'll get more attention.

    You can also try calling Tish James' district office at 718-260-9191 .

  • idlewild
    idlewild

    They also leave those heavy ass planters on the sidewalk when the tables have long been removed. It's like they're asking to get in legal trouble. Very obnoxious. Do they also own that dreadful restaurant on Carlton & Park?

  • newguy88
    newguy88

    Seriously, am I the only person who likes the place?

  • roux42
    roux42

    Decent cheap margaritas and bar snacks. I have no problem with the place.

  • thelambchop
    thelambchop

    I agree that Burrito Bar's waste handling is not very sanitary.

    I think the owner of Burrito Bar is on CB8's Sidewalk Cafe and Liquor License Committee. You could email CB 8 and ask them to pass the complaint on to the committee. [email hidden]

    I would also suggest that you email the North Flatbush Business Improvement District. NFBID is obviously "of the businesses, for the businesses" but with all the Barclays money I do believe they are trying to make some streetscape improvements and generally raise the profile of Flatbush businesses. [email hidden]

    I also find Burrito Bar's food to be pretty yucky (although no worse than a strip mall restaurant in your average suburb). And those planters are really irritating on a Saturday afternoon. But I really like the fact that BB welcomes a diverse crowd with relatively reasonable prices, and is family-friendly - not a a bad place to have a drink and some chips and salsa when the weather is nice.