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DanielFilms94via Google

29 days ago

Morning Kick is usually one of our go-to breakfast spots and honestly, they’re typically very consistent. We’ve ordered the Cowboy Bacon Breakfast Burrito many times and it’s always been amazing — crispy hashbrowns, plenty of bacon, and great flavor all around. This time though, it was pretty disappointing. The burrito felt overly greasy, the tortilla itself was lined with grease, the hashbrowns weren’t crispy like usual, and there was barely any bacon compared to what we’re used to. It just didn’t have that same “Morning Kick” quality we’ve come to expect and love. We’re sharing this because we know how good you guys normally are, and we’d really love to see that original quality come back. Still rooting for you and hoping this was just an off day.

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WannaKatanavia Google

2 months ago

Cowboy burrito with Spicy chorizo added. sausage is too spicy for mortal man Burrito is huge, 2-3 meals. I ordered only to find I had a flat tire with no way to pump it up. This was my last $20 honestly but I wanted to treat my daughter. She loves breakfast burritos. I called and explained my situation and really needed the money refunded to get a flat fixer. My car is the only way for me to make money being unemployed almost 2 years. They were balking, calling the owner, trying to get me to do a store credit. Really? In all my life, I've never had a restaurant try so hard not to give me a refund. It wasn't my fault. Life happens. I would have returned to them to give them future business. I was a restaurant store manager and I wouldn't even blink to give a refund to a customer in this situation to ensure goodwill and a happy, repeat customer. That's part of the business. Really surprising honestly. As for my daughter, she said "eh, it's ok". LOL

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Jeremy Rosenthalvia Google

3 months ago

Cute little place that I really wanted to like. I do my best to support local places so I tried Morning Kick for the first time. Poor girl working the front and making coffee alone. One cook in the back. I ordered a drip (brewed) coffee and it was $4.50 for a small. Problem is, the carafe at the coffee station kept the coffee lukewarm, not hot. I split the chicken and waffles with an order of tots. Honest, the scrambled eggs seemed like they were pre-cooked, just sitting in a pile to scoop onto the plate; and they were cold. The waffles were too sweet and hardly warmed. The chicken patty was hot and crisp which was the highlight of the plate. It was served with a couple of dip containers of syrup, NOT Maple syrup like the menu says. Finally, the tots were cold, hardly any one was crisp and the seasoning was inconsistent. The ambiance was cute and the burritos look huge. All in all, I think $34 for one plate of food to share with some tots and 2 hot drinks is too expensive. Also, I'm not the competitor giving a bad rating, I will not reply to the owner asking me to DM so they can "make it right," I'm not looking for a discount or refund. I'm just being honest so you can see what's going on in order to make the business more successful, which is what I want for all the local folks. Thanks.

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Jen Renaevia Google

4 months ago

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5/5 — A Perfect Family Breakfast Spot! I absolutely loved the atmosphere here! It’s such a welcoming and fun place, especially for families. They have game stations and adorable wax activities for kids while you wait for your food — which kept my little ones happy and entertained the entire time. 🙌 The food was incredible — the breakfast burritos are massive and full of flavor, and you can really taste how fresh the tortillas are. 🌯✨ One of the best parts (and a rare find in Arizona!) is their coffee menu. They offer everything from hot and iced coffees to espresso drinks — not just a basic pot of coffee like most breakfast spots. ☕️ Overall, it’s an amazing restaurant — great food, great vibes, and a place where both adults and kids can enjoy themselves. We’ll definitely be back! 💛

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Samantha Lawcockvia Google

8 months ago

Sometimes, it's a little upsetting having a partner who finds hidden gems like they're grains of sand on the damn beach- This is one of the most AMAZING, delicious breakfast/ brunch places to eat. I could try to describe the Blue Razz Lotus drink, which tastes like the last blue jolly rancher at the bottom of your bag without the artificial taste that comes with it. They have a coffee called, "Triple Late with cold brew?" Beautiful caffinated kick wrapped in complex nutty rich flavors of Carmel and chocolate that don't mask the coffees deep charm. And the burritos? I was delighted by my Arizona burrito, with my partner getting the Montery Jack burrito to follow. Although, if you'd like to blend the two you're more than welcome, as the amazing lady at the front desk let me add the Carne asada from the Jack into my meal. It's amazing, even just how the restaurant manages texture. Most places can have damn good food, but sometimes the feel is wonky in your mouth. Not here. This burrito had me struggling as the fluffy crisp hash browns added a much needed crunch to soft tortilla, which was carefully cooked with melty cheese, wrapped around chorizo that was layered in the best amount to spread an even heat through while not overwhelming the fluffy egg that pulled everything together. Don't even get me started on the smell as it came to our table, whatever they do with that Carne is just unfair. Honestly it became really frustrating as I ate my meal, because trying to be PG with something that tasted like it'd give Sally Albright a run for her money. The staff were also extremely polite and friendly. Not only was the woman who took our order very warm and inviting as she helped walk us through the menu, the man who served us in the camo cap and the awesome shirt added to the uplifting atmosphere as he presented the food to us while showing us where we could grab condiments OR GAMES. It's a restaurant that spawned from a good food truck that still serves at Gilbert's Farmers Markets on weekends, one that cares not just about the taste but also the experience that their guests have. It might be a little more expensive than your normal meal, but it is genuinely worth it and honestly probably even more, though I hope they keep the price so more people can try to enjoy and experience it. Even if that was probably a burrito I'd be willing to spend $50 on, it's nice to know that from now on it just takes a few minutes in the car to get amazing quality ingredients loving bundled in ooey gooey delicious tortillas for $12 to $20 for two people's burrito. "Good Carne isn't cheap," partner says, "and it stays around." Worth every penny