Typically Shake Shack would get 5 stars from me, but that's normally when I order a milkshake,…read morefries and a juicy cheeseburger but this time, I opted for a chicken kimchi sandwich with fries and...was disappointed. The chicken was big and dry, the coleslaw wasn't good, and it was just a messy meal. The fries were normally their delicious way. The location of this restaurant is also a little inconvenient as you're fighting with other local mainstream shops in 1-surrounding parking lot, not even mentioning the huge UMD campus near by. I don't think I'd want to come to this location again unless I'm in walking distance, and for this visit in particular, I was driving.

Had a much better experience today. Placed an online order and it was ready when I arrived. I was…read moregreeted right away. My interaction with the employee was pleasant. Parking around here is tough but I'm happy there are so many options nearby! My food was good. I enjoyed the mango pasionade!

Probably the best tacos al pastor I've had in the area. Basically perfect. Shrimp tacos were also…read morereally great. Carne asada was pretty good but I liked the other 2 varieties more. I can't wait to come back here! It's a little out of the way for us but worth the trip, especially if no you're going to be in College Park or Greenbelt for lunch or dinner. The burritos look LEGIT as well. Looking forward to exploring more of what they have to offer! They made a mistake on part of my order but they fixed it right away. Highly recommended

This is hands down the best place to get a burrito or proper tacos in the College Park area.!!!!…read moreOur team orders from here almost every other week! The only frustration is that if you order delivery via a food courier, you cannot make any modifications nor does the location answer their phone. Sometimes I will go out of my way to pickup my single order but I wish they could allow just simple mods on the food apps like *No cheese!

Needing to get a quick meal before heading home I found this location. Before coming here I ordered…read moreon the app and pulled up to the drive thru. There wasn't much of a line in the drive thru, but I waited my turn to pull up and tell them I had a mobile order. I sat there and waited for a few minutes until it was my turn at the window. Once at the window, I was handed my drink first, they got it right. Then my food came next. Before pulling away I checked the bag for accuracy, surprisingly they got it right as well. Food was on par for the chain. Service wasn't horrible. The lot wasn't packed, but exiting here was a bit of a challenge. You exit out onto a street that has a traffic signal. If the light is red, you may have to wait a while to be able to get out on the road.

This McDonald's should be a standard for all McDonald's. It's always clean and well lit. The food…read moreis cooked properly and brought out promptly. If there is a problem it's dealt with quickly. The staff is amazing. Today a young lady named Katherine was excellent in n her service. From the moment we walked in. Thank you greenbelt team.

Been a while since I've been to Taco Bell, and honestly this visit was pretty disappointing…read more The biggest issue was the wait time. Our food took longer than expected, but one of my friends had it way worse--he ordered second, yet somehow about 10 people got their food before him. When he went up to ask what was going on, the person we assumed was the manager gave a snarky response: "I'm calling them as I get them." Not exactly helpful, and definitely not great customer service. It still took quite a while after that for his food to come out. On top of that, I ordered a Baja Blast, but the manager ended up locking the soda fountain so no one could get refills because a few people were abusing the water cups. I get the reasoning, but it kind of ruined it for everyone else who paid for drinks. Overall, not the best experience. Between the long wait and poor customer service, this visit definitely missed the mark.

Literally never got my order. After waiting two hours, the app still says preparing food. This…read moreplace sucks

This place is horrible!!!! I'm not sure how they have 4 stars and I don't understand how they're…read morestill in business. I will never ever ever come here again. I wouldn't even recommend this place to my worst enemy. First off they have no prices posted, secondly they only have about 8 items that they sell. I don't understand how they could mess up tacos to the extent that they did... I ordered 4 tacos (2 chicken and 2 steak). The tacos were $5.00 a piece and the quesadilla was $13 I believe. This was the worse $34.00 I've ever spent. The steak tacos were so small and they were dry but, they did have a little flavor to them. The chicken tacos were like dry shredded rubber--horrible. I couldn't even finish them, even after drenching them in all the sauce I had. The lime was so hard I had to fight to get juice out of it and when I did get juice to come out it was bitter--yuck! They doubled up on the wraps like most places do, but it was useless since the tacos were dried out. The cilantro and onions tasted fresh but that's about it. I removed the extra wraps and they were clean and looked unused. I thought the reason for the double wraps were to help support the first wrap so the taco doesn't come apart..... The wraps weren't even warmed together, they were literally separate--ugh.. The quesadilla was huge until my son opened it and looked inside. There wasn't much filling at all.The wrap was big and soggy--matter of fact I think it was a burrito instead of a quesadilla. It didn't look like it was heated nor was it cut. Everything is wrong at this place, I would avoid at all cost. This has to be the worst taco spot in Maryland.. I am very disappointed in this place, it was the worse experience ever. I've attached the pictures of all the bs they sold me. I

As much as I used to go to Beltway Plaza and shop in there, I never got any food from there…read more.. until now! Taco Tuesday means I have to enjoy some somewhere right?? El Taco Rico has some tables outside of the small restaurant, and there are a few inside. When you walk in, tables are to the left, and the register is to your right. They have a plastic screen up, and you can see their small menu... there are no physical ones, and I had to ask what their taco types were. From anyone just passing by, the place honestly doesn't look like much, and everything looks kind of old. I opted for 3 chicken tacos... which came to $12, I was surprised they were $4 each! Around my way I usualy expect things like tacos to be way cheaper lol. So I was a tad concerned... I went to sit down outside, and when the plate was brought to me (I chose dine-in) my jaw almost dropped when I looked at my plate. The tacos were bigger than I expected and they were loaded with chicken! They brought out 3 bottles of sauce and veggies to put on the tacos too! Presentation and size immediately took my concerns away. When I took a bite... yes. The pulled chicken was tender and I was STUFFED after I finished all 3.

Couldn't get served. I started work today at 5:30AM. I finally got out of there at 7PM. It was a…read morefull day of being on my feet, and I was HUNGRY. I went back to my hotel that I will be staying at for 10 months or more every week. I went to Potbelly as I barely ate today. I could not get served. Period. I waited in line, and there were three employees. The woman in front of me had some online order. The one dude went in the back forever. The other two employees are just running around. I just waited and waited. When nobody would ever come make me a sandwich I just had enough. I went to another restaurant near by and got food. I'm going to be here in College Park for 10 months staying at a hotel living on Per Diem for food. I give out a lot of repeat business for food, and Potbelly would be on the list for 2-3 times a week. That is now out. If I can't get served or it takes so long to get a sandwich I just won't go there. There is a lot of money that will be going to other near by restaurants. When a customer comes in, they don't want to wait around forever.

Horrible customer service! On 2/21/26 at around 3:15pm, I walked in and was stared at like I…read moreshouldn't have walked in the first place. Both of the little girls behind the counter, because that's how they behaved, were extremely rude and dismissive. If you don't like what you do, change your environment, simple! Management please provide these little girls proper customer service training because they have no idea what it entails.

Came here late night the young man at the window was really real professional!…read more Great service!

Cheese burger was ok The wings were not good…read more Will not be ordering from checkers again

I tried the falafel Sandwich with Za'atar fries. For the falafel sandwich, I paired with invisible…read moresauce which made for a spicy taste to the sandwich. I loved how affordable it was. I was able to both items for ~$9. The sandwich was $4.50 and the fries $4. Za'atar fries weren't the freshest, but the seasoning blend (which consisted of dry herbs) on them made for an unique taste. Can substitute protein with a vegan shawarma that seems to made in-house. I ordered online and it was easy plus I was able to customized my order. This location is in the midst of the University of Maryland area and has parking in front of building to easily get in and out. It is located right over Baltimore Ave. The facility is clean and it is takeout only.

From high above the rock-cragged throne of Hlidskjalf, Loki, Thor's malevolent and mischievous…read morehalf-brother, enacts a hypothesis with a straightforward premise in Chris Claremont and Arthur Adams's New Mutants Special Edition #1: What price would Ororo Munroe, better known to twenty-first-century audiences as Storm of the X-Men, pay to secure, once again, her command over hurricane-level winds and Jupiter's Red Eye-swaths of lightning? In the articulated thoughts of Loki, "to become a Goddess in fact as well as name?" Falafel Inc., launched in Georgetown in 2017 by a Palestinian-American, Ahmad Ashkar, began with a similar thought-provoking premise: What if he could honor his mother's falafel, his heritage, and make a difference on a worldwide scale in the refugee crisis, not just with donations to programs like World Food Programme but with employment and even franchisee-ownership opportunities for refugees? In the not-so-halcyon days of 2024, a franchise location opened up just off of Baltimore Avenue in College Park, Maryland; and the restaurant's trademarked, delicious and affordable schwarma, pita, and, verily (to invoke Thor-speak), falafel became a reality for our own Terrapin-populated community (at least during the fall and spring). With fast, kind, service and scrumptious and memorable food, infused with the knowledge that the founder's mission for social outreach will always remain a commitment, what are you waiting for? Only the baklava is bite-sized, three bites to be precise.