“Cute little spot in Scranton with a drive thru. I opted to come in for lunch on my way into town and I'm glad I did! The soft tacos (with hand made flour tortillas) are STUFFED and quite the deal for $2.99 each. I ate one and was pretty much full! The rice and beans are exactly what they need to be. Very enjoyable!“
“The food was so good I hadn’t been here in a long time, I couldn’t remember why but going there definitely reminded me. Although the food was good and the prices were fair, the service was not so great. Our server barely looked at us grabbed menus and started walking to a table without saying anything, she was very impatient as my husband was looking at the menu he hadn’t been to this restaurant before. I would understand if they were busy or packed but they weren’t. Then by confusion we picked the bill up and tried to pay up front since she walked passed our table multiple times without saying anything, she literally came running up to us and treated us as if we were trying to skip out on the bill with payment in hand. Just helps feed into the constant racism we experience since moving here.“
“Very good. Burritos are excellent for staying full and eating healthy. Moe’s doesn’t skimp on the filling. You can get steak or chicken, rice, beans, salsa and much more. You can add sour cream, ranch or queso for a less dry burrito. Comes with free chips and salsa. Guacamole and queso are an option too if you pay more. Chipotle has fresher food ingredients but the taste difference between burritos is hardly noticeable. Moes and Chipotles queso is significantly different and really comes down to preference. Moe’s queso has the consistency of Velveeta, whereas chipotle’s has more of the consistency of homemade cheese sauce. Moe’s has the advantage of reputation in the summit with better, more consistent service. Moe’s is also cheaper and includes free chips with burritos.“