Strictly in terms of burritos, I would say:
Fighting Burrito > Qdoba > Chipotle > Pancheros
I didn't get many burritos from Fighting Burrito when I was in college, I usually got quesadillas. But now I work in downtown DSM and I frequent the Fighting Burrito that opened up here. They are fantastic.
In general, however, I will not hate on the burritos from any of those places. They each have their own special place in my heart. In the end, I just feel that Fighting Burrito (at least in DSM) has the highest quality of ingredients and the most variety of options (different kinds of tortilla, sour cream, rice, etc). I really like Qdoba's cilantro rice and Roja salsa. I like how Panchero's mixes their burritos. I've actually gotten strange looks whenever I've asked people to mix my burrito at other places.
I've only tried Bandit Burrito in Johnston 1 time and it did remind me of Fighting Burrito a little. They had a good variety of options as well, I just haven't been there enough times to give it an honest assessment.
Fighting Burrito > Qdoba > Chipotle > Pancheros
I didn't get many burritos from Fighting Burrito when I was in college, I usually got quesadillas. But now I work in downtown DSM and I frequent the Fighting Burrito that opened up here. They are fantastic.
In general, however, I will not hate on the burritos from any of those places. They each have their own special place in my heart. In the end, I just feel that Fighting Burrito (at least in DSM) has the highest quality of ingredients and the most variety of options (different kinds of tortilla, sour cream, rice, etc). I really like Qdoba's cilantro rice and Roja salsa. I like how Panchero's mixes their burritos. I've actually gotten strange looks whenever I've asked people to mix my burrito at other places.
I've only tried Bandit Burrito in Johnston 1 time and it did remind me of Fighting Burrito a little. They had a good variety of options as well, I just haven't been there enough times to give it an honest assessment.



