Zinc Cafe Newcastle

I'm an American recently moved to Galway, trying to find one decent burrito in all of Ireland. My quest brought me to try Zinc's Burrito Blasta.

I am a vegetarian, so I got the veg and halloumi burrito, which I know is not exactly a strict, traditional choice.

Ingredients:
Halloumi -- Good, but maybe could've been seasoned/marinated with something.
Rice -- Good.
Veg -- Huge chunks, not much taste, not my favourite.
Beans -- Worst part and negatively impacted the whole burrito. This was like a bean soup, and not seasoned with any of the correct spices. Remove a lot of the liquid and add more chili, cumin, and oregano. Or, just offer refried beans as an alternative option.
Lettuce, Sour Cream, Shredded Cheese -- Normal; can't really mess this up.
Pickled Jalapeños -- Good, a bit of heat.
Hot Habanero Salsa -- Very good. I would not call this "very hot" by the standards I'm used to, but I was satisfied with it and it had good flavour. Best part of the burrito.
Flour Tortilla Wrap -- Fine, but wasn't wrapped correctly (needs to be tighter or the burrito will unravel).
Tortilla Chips (Crisps?) -- Good, and included with order, but didn't come with any extra salsa to dip them.

There was an option to add "crunch" to the burrito, which is a mixture of crispy onion, chip bits, and pumpkin seeds. The first two sound good, but why pumpkin seeds? (I did not try this.)

For the same price, it is a much better burrito than An Bialann's veg burrito offering. I would guess the meat options are likely better. Could've been pretty good if they changed the style of the beans, but alas. My search continues.

Rude staff, apparently you have to bring your own cup if you want to get coffee after 2pm because they're "almost closing" despite them not closing for another while. It does not take an hour to clean a mug. Also extremely overpriced for a student cafe.

Nice place but rude staff. One lady literally poked the machine with her pen as a way of telling me to “ pay here”