Definitely the best burrito spot in the city 10 out of 10 we did the Carne Asada with chips and salsa which was very fresh. The line was quite long wrapped around the block but took about 25 minutes because people come here sit down and they eat and leave pretty quickly because the lines are long. The ambience is very nice. It's like I walked into a Hispanic home. The staff here are very friendly, but please make sure you accommodate because there is a lot of people waiting in line so I'm not saying eat your food fast and leave. There is benches and tables which make it feel like you walked into a Hispanic home as well. The Strawberry Horchata and mango Agua Fresca is really good 10 out of 10. read more

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Buyer beware, despite the long lines outside and the famous name of La Taqueria you will be sorely disappointed. I have tried a plethora Mexican food places as I enjoy it the most and this has by far let me down the most. Although it is super packed and has a lot of business I suspect it used to be amazing and build a reputable name, then finished quality over time and continue to receive customers due to their past performance. The ambiance makes you think that this place offers amazing food considering the amount of people but when you try the food you will truly understand Super Burrito Carne Asada - 3/10 Regular Burrito Cabeza - 5/10 Burritos are extremely small, very oily and have barely any meat inside. Sauces are mid and they are very stingy as well, the won't provide extra sauces even if you ask nicely. Everything just tasted...bad; if you read this hopefully I can save you some money. Any other mexican food spot would be a better selection. Overall rating 2/5. read more

La Taqueria - Outside Line - Mexican Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Beware!!! I need to warn people about this because I only found out AFTER asking questions myself. This place is famous for their burritos and especially the "Dorado style," which tastes amazing -- BUT what they don't clearly disclose anywhere is that the Dorado style burrito is cooked in pork lard unless you specifically ask for it "dry" or with vegetable oil. As someone who does not eat pork for religious reasons, finding that out after already eating there was honestly really upsetting. And the frustrating part is that there is NO clear sign or disclosure telling customers this. If I never asked, I would have had no idea. I actually still like this spot and appreciate that they at least offer a dry/vegetable oil option if you ask, but customers should not have to investigate ingredients themselves to avoid pork. Jewish, Muslim, vegetarian, and other customers deserve transparency. A simple sign or note on the menu saying that Dorado style is prepared with pork lard by default would solve this issue completely. Great food, but this absolutely needs to be disclosed better. One of my all time favorite spots in general. read more

La Taqueria - Mexican Near Me - San Francisco, California

This burrito was so worth the hype! Although there was always a big line the longest we waited was maybe 30/45 minutes from the time we got on line to the time we got our food. The staff kept things running smoothly the whole time from taking the orders, to seating us to getting our food. I got a super burrito with carne asada and my husband got the classic burrito with carne asada and chorizo, both toasted or "dorado". It was easily up there with the greatest Mexican food we've ever had. We came back 3 days in a row during our trip and are still thinking about their burrito to this day, so flavorful and delicious. The green sauce you can add was incredibly tasty as well! I wanted to take a whole bottle home and put it on everything! read more

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My boyfriend claims he was Mexican in his past life since he loves Mexican food so much. He ranked La Taq's burritos above Spartans in SJ, which is a pretty big deal. We ordered a cabeza taco and carne asada burrito. I thought the taco was really good with the salsa verde but slightly dry. The burrito was amazing--juicy and perfectly savory. Our only regret was that we only ordered one burrito. Worth the wait and will be back. read more

La Taqueria - Mexican Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Got there before close and there was a long line but they did a great job seating everyone before they shut down. They had some live mariachi bands coming in and out and that made it super fun. We got the carne asada super burrito and got it dorada which was a great add to make it a nice crispy texture. Super big filling burrito, and decent salsa. Wish it was spicier though. The chips and salsa were also great. 5 stars and super good but I probably prefer socal burritos read more

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This place is worth the wait! Even though it's crazy busy and chaotic, they have multiple employees managing the craziness well. They have a system that seems to be effective. Get the burrito, Dorado style. The toasted tortilla makes this burrito spectacular. We got the carne asada, carnitas, and vegetarian. The meats were cooked well and so flavorful! All automatically come with cheese, sour cream, guacamole and beans, which makes these burritos filling and great value! Their agua frescas are refreshing and come in a variety of flavors. The mango was delicious! If you're in the area and have time, check out La Taqueria! read more

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Must go place! Burrito was the best I ever had. Line was not too big and they took our order pretty quick. read more

La Taqueria - Carne Assada Tostado Burrito and Tangerine Água Fresca. - Mexican Near Me - San Francisco, California

"The best tacos and burritos in the world." Sorry, I think not. We waited in the line wrapped around the corner for half an hour for the highly anticipated eats at La Taqueria. $6 for a small horchata! Almost $15 for a burrito, and over $8 for ONE taco. Wow! I wouldn't mind the price, or the wait if I thought it was worth it. Our chips and salsa order came with salsa on top of chips. The heck?!? Who does that? The chips were an inedible, soggy mess as we neared the middle, the bottom was awful. The meats (lengua and carne asada) had zero flavor and no char from the grill. Michelin, you're letting me down. My heart (and stomach) is with El Farolito! read more

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Best known for the dorado-style (grilled) carne asada super (avocado, cheese, sour cream) burrito (5/5 stars amazing)! This time I got two regular tacos, the carne asada taco (4/5 stars) and carnitas taco (3/5 stars), but wish I'd ordered a burrito! The strawberry Fresca (4.5/5 stars) is super fresh, no artificial flavors, but the chunks do get stuck in the narrow straws. The line almost always goes outside the restaurant and sometimes around the corner. Do check their hours (often 11-7 or 8:45pm) before you go. Note that if you're dine in, you stand in one line to order, then remain in line to pay, then remain in line to get a table. read more

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This place is absolutely worth all the hype. The line was long but moved pretty quickly. I started around the corner down the street, but was able to order in about 30 min. Getting seating indoors is a little tough since there are tons of people, but there is also the option to grab it to-go and find someplace nearby to eat. The burrito itself was probably one of the top 5 burritos I've ever had. It was just a perfect blend of everything. Dorado style is a must for me, it adds a crispy texture to the burrito that really appeals to me. A must try if you are in the area. read more

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Lives up to the hype! Came by on a whim while I was in the city with friends on Saturday. We came right between lunch and dinner, so the 2-4pm range. It's walking distance from the nearest bart station and there was a line around the corner. We probably made it to the front of the line in around 30-40 minutes. Once you order, you line up against the counter to pay and wait to be seated. It's the same line to order take out/dine in, but separate waiting lines once you order. Once we were inside, it was about another 15 minute wait after paying to get a seat (every table was filled). A friend let me know that the bathroom toward the back is one person at a time. There was staff everywhere in the kitchen, seating people, helping cash out, refilling salsas, etc. The place is also nicely decorated and you can see how fast staff is working. They have signs recommending you get the burrito toasted (I'm assuming the viral way) and the salsa is spicy! I've never had a burrito /melt/ in my mouth before. It was pretty big, and I slowed down halfway through to finish it. Seasoned well, no rice, guac was also really good. The horchata was okay. I can see why this place is recommended! I'll be back if I'm in the area. read more

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Before I ever came to San Francisco, this place was already all over my algorithm. Every other food video was somebody claiming best burrito in the country, so it was basically mandatory that we try it. We got there about 10 minutes before opening and the line was already wrapping the corner onto 25th. I had to jump out and hold our spot while my wife spun the block a few times trying to park ,which, like most of this area, is not easy at all. Waited about 20 minutes in line, another 15 once inside, then spent a good 25-30 minutes actually eating while the line kept growing down the block the entire time. We both ordered the Super Burrito Dorado style. First impression, it's good. Really good. The steak was super tender and flavorful, almost closer to braised or pulled beef than your typical chopped carne asada. Beans, salsa, sour cream and guac all worked together nicely and nothing tasted low quality. You can definitely tell they care about what they're serving and why the place has the following it does. But... best burrito in the country? Not for me. The biggest thing is there's no rice. Because of that, it's less filling and the inside almost eats like a dip wrapped in a tortilla. I actually felt like I could've eaten another one, but I wasn't about to get back in that line -- and I didn't even realize the rice was missing until I was halfway done. Also with how tender the beef is, it kind of blends into the beans and cream instead of giving that little bite or texture I personally like in a burrito. Still, it absolutely holds its own and I respect what they built here. You can feel the pride, the community love, and it's easy to see why it became the popular spot in the city. I honestly think it'll still be solid long after the influencer hype dies down. For me though, next visit to SF I'd probably explore other taquerias before coming back but I'd never tell someone not to go. It's definitely a San Francisco experience. And if they ever add rice... I might be first back in line read more

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I've decided bite the bullet and try out the La Taqueria. Everything turned out to be exactly as I've expected it to be. I came in with the expectation that it was an overhyped social media buzz train. I can save you some time and confirm that yes, yes it is. There's so many people saying this is out of the world, best burrito experience of the your life. To that I'd say absolutely not. No offense, my suspicion was confirmed when I looked closer and saw that most of these comments are people visiting the city or the bay for the first time, so I don't blame them. Who I'm not so sure about are the so called "locals" that visitors are referring to that claim they know the bay and this is the best burrito ever. Now, to be fair it's a good burrito, so I don't want to necessary trash talk La Taqueria, just the wack reviews. So let's talk about the food. I've got the carnitas tacos and carne asada burrito, dorado style. Carnitas was ok, an ok side. The burrito I'd gotta say is pretty good. The meat had good flavor and bite to it, the ratio inside was pretty on point where I added guac and cheese. Definitely get it dorado like all the signs plastered around the entrance says, "Order it Dorado!". I think the filling is just very typical to other decent taqueria, but the crispy dorado skin really makes it a different experience. Though the style itself is not that uncommon, they really got the crisp here right. Right amount of crisp and flavor transferred from the grill. I'm giving it a 4 because when I went on a normal week day close to 1:00pm, the line wasn't too bad. I think I got in around 20~25 minutes. I got it dine in and the inside looked busy, but people came and went fairly quickly, so I didn't have trouble finding a table. It had a nice lively feel to it and the tables were pretty clean too. With all that said, if I had to wait 1 or 2 hours like people other did, I'm giving it a 3, even a 2 if I had to wait 2 hours, definitely not worth it at that point. I'll come back if someone wants to try it for their insta or whatever and the line is less than 30 min. More than an hour? No freakin way!!! read more

La Taqueria - Mexican Near Me - San Francisco, California

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This was probably the best burrito I've ever had. Each bite legitimately melted in my mouth. The bread was perfectly toasted (get it dorado style!), the cheese, oil, tomatoes, and avocado give the burrito a ton of juicy flavor, and the carne asada is high quality and cooked perfectly. Portions are relatively large; for $1.50, the avocado add on is extremely worth it since they give you alot throughout the burrito. We also got the crunchy taco (super version), it was slightly above average, nothing too special. The drinks were great, the fruity flavors are quite strong and pleasant. The line is quite long, we waited about 30-40m to get seated and then 20-30m to get our food inside. Inside, the vibes are pretty busy but there's occasional live music which is cool and enjoyable. 5/5 read more

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Outstanding. It is always best to go where the locals go. And this did not disappoint. The line was a bit overwhelming, but it moved crazy fast. A QR code allows you access to the menu, from quesadillas, burritos, and tacos with different types of meats; chicken, beef, chorizo, and beef tongue. I was missing al pastor though, it is my favorite. After waiting in line you place your order either to go or to sit in. If you're staying you wait in the line until your order is called and a staff member will clean off a table for your party. I tried the chicken burrito (grilled), chicken quesadilla, beef super taco and chorizo taco. Our order came out fairly quickly. The burrito was a nice size and was delicious! Each table has some green salsa: go easy, that sucker is hot, delicious but super hot! The chicken was seasoned to perfection and was great if you got it alone. The quesadilla wasn't as great as the burrito in my opinion; the shell was fried a wee bit too hard in my opinion. I'm not sure if the beef super taco or the chicken burrito is my fav though. The tacos were stuffed to capacity with meat, and they were super filling. The beans were tasty as was the avocado. The chorizo was a little overcooked to my liking. The staff were kind and helpful in the event that you needed something. There were several tables, the interior reminded me of some restaurants in Mexico City, loved it, and would certainly return if I ever come back. read more

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the best burrito i've had to date literally 10/10. get the burrito toasted (el dorado style). they have no rice in their burritos which i love, and it didn't feel dry at all eating the whole burrito. it does get quite busy and the line may go outside the shop, and may be hard to find seats but the staff helped snatch a table for the six of us!! ambiance is a bit loud so can be hard to hear but very bustling vibes. read more

La Taqueria - super burrito el dorado style - Mexican Near Me - San Francisco, California

Line was long but I left my friend while I went to look for parking so that worked out good. Didn't wait too long after that. Small eating area but people ate and kept it moving. We each order two tacos and shared the super burrito de asada. They ran out of lengua so we got Cabeza and carnitas and an order of chips & salsa ( which we could have gone without ). You order on one window then go inside to pay and wait for table. Total with two drinks and tip was $55. Felt pricey but I guess normal for SF. Now to important things lol Burrito felt a little underwhelming. Didn't have a lot of meat but the meat I did get was flavored pretty good. No salsa roja only verde. They had some in a bottle on the tables which was the best one a little kick but couldn't been better. Chips and salsa was just pico de gallo and chips. My friend got the jamica- she said it was a little sweet but still refreshing. The carnitas were okay they put pinto beans and pico on top and the cabeza a little cilantro and onion. Tacos were fully loaded with meat. Good flavor. The asada was a good cut and flavor just wish they put more meat. The burrito was $14. I think next time I'll get the asada in taco form to really get the flavor. I wish they had red salsa lol Over all not bad but nothing to say omg amazing lol But definitely tacos were worth the money once I saw how much meat they put in it and the flavors were pretty good. Rating I would 3.4-4 out of 5 service was fast and meats were good and they had live music which is always a plus. read more

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Really don't understand what the hype is about but I had to find out for myself. Went on the Saturday before Easter and waited about 50 minutes total for my takeout order. The burrito, while tasty, was nothing really to write home about. It was extremely greasy and soggy. The meat quality and proportions were done well though. Just not quite sure it is deserving of "the best burrito in America" title anymore. I would not stand in line again for a carne asada burrito knowing there's literally places less than a 5 minute walk away that make equal if not better (for the value of time) burritos for your enjoyment. read more

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My cousin told me this was the place to eat in the Mission. Line was long BUT it moves fairly quickly. They have a really good system going on! Once you order your food, you get in line to pay then you stand in line to be seated and the staff find a spot for you. It all works out great! There is limited seating so this is not the place to be socializing and chitchatting away. You eat and then leave due to how busy it is. The burrito was great! I ordered the super burrito with asada and got it toasted! Sooooo good! The green chile sauce in the table is 10/10 and made the burrito even better! They only sell tacos, burritos and quesadillas so the menu is limited but the food is good. My cousins son got the chicken quesadilla and it looked a bit disappointing with a chunk of chicken breast in there. It would have been nice if they chopped it up or something but he still ate it so that's something. read more

La Taqueria - Mexican Near Me - San Francisco, California

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The atmosphere and service are great if you come outside of peak hours. The burrito surprised me as an avid rice lover, but I did not miss it here. I would come back more often if I could avoid the crowds, but getting your burrito dorado-style is a must. We came during lunch for my Dad's birthday and their was a musician playing and singing in the restaurant and he very kindly sang a happy birthday to him! read more

La Taqueria - Mexican Near Me - San Francisco, California

Came here at 12pm Saturday and the line was around the corner. The takeout line and dine-in line were the same line and a staff would come up to people in line asking if they're ordering takeout or dining in. For those who wanted to dine-in stayed in the line and since I wanted to-go, she took my order led me to the to-go window where i paid. Up to this point I've spent 20 mins waiting which was not bad at all and the wait for the actual food took another 20-30mins. Got the grilled carne asada burrito. The filling was soft and moist(almost wet) but somehow the tortilla still keeps everything together well. With the tortilla a bit grilled it was a bit crispy on the outer and incredibly juicy inside. Also no rice in the burrito so if you come hungry you CAN eat an entire burrito. Also peeked inside the dining room and looked pleasant. Staff were super busy but they were friendly. I will come back if there's no line. read more

I found this place via a google search and through a friend's recommendation so I mentally prepared myself for a long line before I came. Surprisingly, there was only a small Iine of about 6 people ahead of me when I arrived on a Thursday around noon time. Orders are taken outside and then you enter the restaurant to pay and find a seat to eat. The restaurant itself is fairly small but there were some large tables for big groups but probably hard to snag during prime mealtimes. My order took about 10 minutes to come out. I ordered a super carne asada burrito, dorado style (grilled) and it was amazing!!! The burrito was flavorful, fresh, and I loved the crispness of the tortilla. Topped with the salsa verde sauce that's on the table - this was one of the best burritos I've ever had and I still think about it, weeks later. I can't wait to come back and try out their other meats. read more

La Taqueria - Super burrito - Mexican Near Me - San Francisco, California

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I came to La Taqueria around 3 PM, and at that time there was already a line of about 30 people. From the moment I got in line, it took roughly 45 minutes to reach the lady at the counter, so you should be prepared for a long wait. As for the food, I ordered a regular dorado style burrito with half carne asada and half cabeza. It came with meat, beans, avocado, and pico de gallo. The carne asada was flavorful and had a smoky taste, while the cabeza was tender. That said, I still thought the burrito was okay. The restaurant is small, and the tables are also small. If you're dining with a larger party, the employees simply push multiple small tables together. Customer service was good. Everyone I interacted with was friendly. Street parking only, so be prepared to walk a couple blocks depending on the time of day. All in all, the hype did not meet my expectations. While the flavors were good, it wasn't worth the long wait. I'm glad I tried it, but I wouldn't stand in line again. read more

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I am late in learning about this popular gem in SF. My friends have seen videos and pictures of the size of their burritos online and we finally got to try it. We came around 4 ish on a Saturday then waited in line for about 20-25 minutes. When placing your order, make sure to request your burrito toasted! It makes a big difference. Despite how packed it was inside, I'm so glad me and my two friends were able to be seated. While eating my Lengua Super burrito, I can see the hype. The lengua is very flavorful and the avocado tasted so fresh. When I looked at the menu beforehand, I found it kind of odd that their burritos were rice-less. But a friend brought up that the burritos are rice-less to make room for more meat which makes complete sense. I don't know when but the next time I'm in San Francisco, I really hope to eat at La Taqueria again! read more

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It was a hot Friday afternoon we were waiting in line and it took around 20 mins to order and 25 mins to receive all of our orders. Large party to go but I didn't think the line would be that long on a Friday after 2pm? I ordered a super asada burrito and chips. The green sauce is pretty spicy. The chips and salsa was mild, I love eating chips with my food adding that crunch. The burrito was dorado style a little crunchy on the sides but we took the food to the next spot we were heading to and my burrito was not crunchy next time I need to try it before I let it sit for 25 to 30 mins but a good find in the mission. I forgot a picture of my burrito. I will be back to try some other burritos. read more

In the 80's this was my go to for the best Carne Asada burritos. Lately, my opinion has changed. Why? In the past two months, I've got the carne asada burrito on three separate visits. I don't mind the meat being lukewarm at best because it has nice flavor. It's the quality control that has gone down because I would find hard pieces of I assume meat in the burrito. As I chewed , I thought it was perhaps a charred piece of meat. As I removed these little pieces...Truth be told, I can't tell what they were. In addition, this happened on the last three visits. The restaurant is super busy and well worth the wait if I didn't experience this. My most recent one was the last straw, and I'll pause going to La Taqueria for a while. read more

Best burrito I've ever had Very juicy meat, flavorful, good portion sizes. Quick and efficient service. The takeout line moves quickly. read more

La Taqueria - Burrito - Mexican Near Me - San Francisco, California

There really isn't much I can say about La Taqueria that hasn't already been said. Their riceless super burritos are insanely good. We split a carnitas and a carne asada, dorado style and both were super tasty. From line to lunch was about an hour. Overall a great SF experience but maybe I would take out next time for efficiency. read more

So the wife and I were headed to SF for an event and we had some time to kill-she randomly asks if I would take her to the mission district in SF since she had never been and that got me thinking-there is a pretty famous burrito shop I've never hit before in the mission,so I set my sights on the world famous,social media darling,viral burrito shop-La Taqueria on Mission. We took BART to the mission district and got off on 24th street station-so obviously no issues with parking-I wonder if locals even drive when getting around the city-I'm unsure of that as an out of town-er.This restaurant was a short walk from the bart station,less than 2 blocks I'd say and it's a nice walk passing local merchants that for sure made you feel like you were in the mission district. When I finally arrived at the shop around 1p on a Friday-there was a line around the block-minimum 50 people ahead of me and I was a bit frustrated but I jumped on Yelp and Reddit and just about every where I read said the line moved very fast-so I took my spot in line.I would say they were correct-it went pretty fast-maybe 45 minutes to get thru that line,maybe a tad longer but it didn't feel like it,lots of action in that part of town,so it was an enjoyable wait just people watching in the Mission. Once you get to the door,their is a lady/cashier who takes your order-I went with a Super Carne Asada Burrito ($14.50) filled with carne asada,beans,pico de gallo,sour cream,cheese and guacamole.The wife got Super Carne Asada Quesadilla filled with exact same ingredients-only hers was a huge flour tortilla that was pretty crisped up in a good way,not sure that makes sense. After you order you walk inside along the kitchen area and you can watch the workers work their magic,massive piles of carne asada with a worker making tacos after tacos,another guy manning the grill toasting up the burritos right before they are served to the customers,another guy who's only job is to wrap burritos over and over again-he is a magician with his rolling skills.A few older senoras back there managing all the drinks from soda machines to horchatas and you can tell they have been there a long time and this was their kitchen-it was sweet to watch such a well oiled machine do its thing in that kitchen.So we moved pretty slowly down this line awaiting a table assignment-this was not like classic taquerias where u see an open table and you go there-they assign all seating at all the tables and that dining room is bustling-so I was glad for their system so I wouldn't have to fight for a table. When we finally got our table,it couldn't have been more than 3 minutes and we had our food in front of us-pretty good system they got there where nobody gets their food before having a place to sit. I forgot we also ordered chips and salsa which was basically a ton of chips with a huge amount of pico de gallo-their pico is pretty good but to be honest,it was my last priority-I was here for that burrito.Burritos here are unique in 2 ways,one and it's a really big thing for most people-no rice is served with these burritos-I was sure I was going to hate it but I tried to keep an open mind,the other thing is that the burritos were toasted after they are wrapped and before being served-that feature I knew I would love,it's such a flavor enhancer when the tortilla is toasty. Another thing,it's a little tough when you hear about a place that is supposed to be the end all be all type of place,like La Taqueria-best burritos in the world,highest rated shop out there,like their is no way it could possibly live up to expectations right?...WRONG-this place lived up to the hype-the seasonings,the flavors,the perfect mix-all top notch-the flavoring on the carne asada was a perfect mix of savory and citrus that all carne asada in the world should aim for-the carne asada truly carried this burrito to its well deserved lofty ratings score-I loved it very much. I kinda laughed at the wife because her quesadilla was basically exactly the same as my burrito but just not rolled up and in quesadilla form-I got to perform my "closer" duties on her dish because she was only able to eat half of it,so I came in to close it out and finish off her meal-straight perfection-same reason,the carne asada was just excellent. In closing-if you ever find yourself in SF and want to try a truly authentic burrito experience-get yourself over to La Taqueria and enjoy this truly amazing dining experience. PS-they had a 2 man trio mariachi band playing in the dining area-talk about cool times. PSS-don't want to say this too loud and don't kill me for this but all that being said-I liked the quesadilla more than the burrito-Be Safe Out There. read more

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I'm not much of a burrito person, but this, I can go back to. I ordered burrito dorado cabeza, but my favorite was the burrito dorado carnitas. The pork was just a lot tastier. They also have a generous swrving of meat and avocado in that super burrito. Service did not feel extraordinary but they were quick. Staff were polite. There was a long line when we got there so it took some time before we can order our food. read more

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Finally got to try La Taqueria and the burrito was just as delicious as we expected!!! Located in the busy Mission area, a few blocks from Mission Bartlett Garage, there is also street parking nearby. This place is busy! So if you come here you must be ready to wait. We went on a Saturday morning and the line wrapped around the corner. They have two lines as you get closer. If you order to go, it will be faster but if you want to eat inside, it will take a while. We decided to dine inside, and we waited about an hour to be seated. Once you order at the window, you have to get in line again inside to wait for a table. We ordered the carne asada super burrito which seems to be the most popular one here. We had two of the burritos "dorados" toasted and one not toasted. Toasted is for sure the way to go! It comes perfectly toasted and not overly cooked. Now the flavor of the burrito was a 5/5 for me! My husband had the burrito not toasted, and it was a bit soggy. The taste was delicious. The super burrito comes with guac, sour cream, beans, cheese, pico de gallo, and a choice of meat. Inside they have a green salsa to add. We also had the chips with pico and sour cream; they gave a lot of pico and sour cream, but it was a bit lacking in salt. It tasted better once we added some of the spicy green salsa. We shared Horchata, and the flavor was good and refreshing. Overall the burritos are delicious! Would I wait another hour for it, probably not, I would have to be in the mood to be honest. I would take it to go instead. I think it is worth giving it a try though! read more

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We recently came by to celebrate one of my friend's birthday. She specifically wanted to eat here because she likes their burritos. She told us that it's her favorite burrito in the City as they don't have rice. ¡El lugar de burrito favorito de mi amiga! So a bunch of us came by around the same time to treat her and ourselves and we met up outside and lined up quickly. I don't know if this is standard practice, but we had to order outside and then paid inside before we can take a seat. Seems like a very popular place as it's packed. I got their super carne asada burrito and a drink, and my friends ordered different burritos and drinks. We enjoyed our time catching up. We had a bit of problem with one of my friend's burrito, somehow they didn't grilled it and she wanted it grilled, but eventually it was fixed when she told them. Okay service, ambiance is of a very busy place. Located on Mission and 25th Street. read more

La Taqueria - Carne Asada Super Burrito - Mexican Near Me - San Francisco, California

I was scrolling on TikTok and came across this place again, and knew we had to take the time to get here and try the food. I already knew coming here the wait would be a minute, but thankfully, when we arrived, it wasn't as bad as it could be lol. It moved pretty quickly outside, but once we ordered, inside was a bit of a different story, just with waiting for seats to be empty and us to receive our food, but that's the reality of it, and it was toooo long. Hearing that we should ask for it dorado style, and I'm glad I did because it added a nice crunch on the burrito that is often rare at a lot of these places. I thought the burrito overall was pretty good, along with the chips and salsa, and I made the best choice with my items. Though the crowded atmosphere makes it hard to fully enjoy your food, I would come again! read more

The super burrito is absolutely delicious, lived up to the hype!!! Got that and the super taco with a strawberry agua Fresca and it was glorious wish the burrito was bigger it was delicious highly recommend calling your order in over the phone because the line stretches around the block read more

Lively burrito / taco joint in the heart of mission district! Tacos and burritos were both pretty solid, meats were all cooked well and their flavors came out. Their green salsa has a nice kick and complements well with the meat. Very popular and the line can stretch out down to the block The chorizo taco was the fav out of the ones I tried, good smokiness and oil from the ground sausage and didn't need to add any extra salsa for a flavor boost. The carnitas were also cooked pretty well. Not tough at all and not too greasy. I also didn't know but it seems you can get the burrito crispy if they fry it for you? Didn't see that option in the menu so you might needa ask? read more

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The verdict is in. Tried the lengua super burrito el dorado style and it delivered. Now my top 2 burrito places in the city.

It takes me a little more than one hour from waiting/lining up around the corner until my order was called. At first I didn't want to wait but the person standing in front of me told me that the line moves fast. I ordered carne asada super, that includes avocado, sour cream, and cheese. My husband got the regular carnitas. We asked the dorado style, which means they grilled the burrito before they gave it to you for crispy skin. We took them to Ferry building and by the time we eat them the tortilla is no longer crispy. However, they still tastes pretty good. We ordered chips and salsa too and the total was about $30 and change. For today's standard the price is relatively cheap. Pretty happy with the experience. read more

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La Taqueria is always at the top of the Best Burrito in SF lists so I decided to give it a try on a Saturday around 11:30am! It was only 20 minutes after opening, but already the line was pretty big and started wrapping around the corner. We waited for about 20 minutes before we placed our order for one super veggie burrito. The burritos don't include rice which I didn't mind. We paid with cash but I believe they take card as well. There is a good amount of indoor seating but it seemed packed so we ordered to-go. Super Veggie burrito (3/5): Good portion size! The burrito was pretty soggy so I wish it was grilled more. Also could have used a little more seasoning Overall, the burrito was a little too soggy for my liking. Maybe the meat burritos are better here, but I prefer the veggie burritos from El Farolito even with the $1.50 price difference. Considering the long lines as well, I don't think I would return read more

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Amazing! I love how the menu is simplified to focus on three items that highlights why this place has a Michelin star in the first place. Everybody recommends the Carne Asada burrito and If you're coming here, you need to try it first! We got the super burrito and it was perfect in taste and portioning all around. The meat was tender, seasoned perfectly, and fresh. There wasn't too much of any ingredient, it felt like this burrito was wrapped perfect to a T. They are a bit smaller than any other burrito you'd get but you won't get too full if you order one by yourself. The chips and salsa were fresh and tasted pretty good, it wasn't too oily or greasy however I would add guacamole next time I visit. I think the only thing I was slightly disappointed about was the horchata. It was a little too watery but we still enjoyed it nonetheless. The line was a bit long on a Wednesday night but the service was pretty fast, I believe you wait about 10-15 min for your order. The inside is also a bit small but people come and go so if you come on a night where it's not too busy you'll for sure get a seat. I'd definitely recommend this place if you want delicious and simple Mexican food. read more

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