Zorbaz

Great location, great idea, bad presentation. The "Mexican food" is not authentic. Tge way you have to order food at the bar makes it feel like a McDonald's. I also ordered a margarita and it was not good. Unkept and unclean area. Not to mention, I barely got a smile from the cashiers. Pretty sure the only reasons it has high ratings is because of the booze and the beach. I was really hoping for a good stop as I was traveling through :/

Second time visiting a Zorbaz, both within a week. This visit was a bit before noon on Saturday. Place only seemed to have a few other tables occupied, not sure if their busy time is lunch, happy hour, 9r dinner. Visit last week at another location we tried pizza so this time we tried the Mexican. We ordered: chips, salsa, and guacamole - chips were alright, salsa wasn't very spicy, and guacamole was ok but nothing great. Colorado connection burrito - ordered as hoped it would be spicy as have had good Colorado Chili in the past unfortunately the spice wasn't there. Chicken and rice burrito - overall the burrito was ok but the chicken just didn't have the flavor I would hope for in a good burrito and is a mix of white and dark meat. The place seems fun and could see it likely getting busy later in the day with a decent range of foods.

Lovely place, great pizza and chips. We weren't able to tie our boat to the dock as it lacked any poles, so we simply had to beach our boat and hope it didn't float away. I personally wasn't a fan of the "serve yourself" atmosphere but I'm not going to dock any points just because of how they choose to run things. Pizza was very tasty, but as one would expect wasn't the *best* I've ever tasted. For the price you pay, I would say Zorbaz is worth it. I thoroughly enjoyed eating here and would recommend it to anyone looking for a cheaper dine-in experience for a family.