Unassuming and small but the burrito is anything but. We…read moregot the carne asada burrito. Super big and filling and delicious. Over all I wish the salsa was spicier but it was a good stop nonetheless. Line moved quick too. Cash only

I went here on the recommendation to get some carne asada tacos and I was not disappointed. Price…read morewas good and the service was fast. This place is cash only though so keep that in mind. No frill taqueria if that is what you are needing in your life. They have seating outside in the back which is where I would recommend to sit. Felt less cramped.

Well done Modern Mexican. Queso has deep mushroom taste. Esquites looks humble but packs flavor…read more Thick home made tortilla Cafe olla perfect with the tres leche. Dulce de leche in it nice caramel without being cloying

The appetizers and dessert were top notch, as was the ambience! I could have eaten the guacamole…read moreand vegan chicharrones all evening; queso fundido was bursting with cheesy umami flavor. And the tres leches cake was absolute perfection; since it also included layers of dulce de leche, would we actually call this a Quattro leches cake?? In any case, it was mind blowingly milky and not soggy! Knocked off a star only because I felt like the al pastor and carnitas tacos (while covered in a very delectable thick handmade tortilla) were nothing special in the meat department. Still yummy! But definitely needed lime and salsa to taste like something.

Hands down the best thing I ate in San Francisco! It was not only delicious but enough to fill me…read moreup for the entire day. I ordered the carnitas burrito and my husband ordered the carne asada one. We also asked the guys for a salsa picante and their house made one delivered! The ingredients were tasty, well seasoned and fresh. Service is quick, food and ambiance are no frills and cash only. I think about this burrito daily and am willing to travel across the country to get it again. Not to mention, but this is a Mission style burrito in the Mission! This is the only way to do it and I now totally understand the hype.

Stopped by here with some friends for dinner after we had happy hour. Walked in, and luckily, there…read morewas no line. A few people were already in there eating, and we know this place is good, as a few others in our group and I have been here multiple times. The Taqueria is typical of any other, with bench-style chairs for folks to sit on, a water station, and workers cooking it up in the kitchen. I wasn't too hungry, so I grabbed a Super Lengua Taco, while my friends grabbed burritos, we ended up grabbing 3 complimentary chips and guac/salsa with our order and the food came out pretty quickly. When I saw my Taco I forgot how much they stuffed it and wow, two of these would've filled me up just like a taco; there was so much Lengua that it kept falling off after every bite. The flavors all came together and I scruffed down the whole thing after about 6+ bites! Definitely a place to come to if you're looking for a full meal, or something to snack on!

The best taco tuesday I've found in the city! $2 al pastor tacos all day is a great deal,…read moreespecially for San Francisco. The tacos themselves were solid-- huge portions of meat on single tortillas (great meat to tortilla ratio). Their salsa/sauce is hot and delicious. I do wish it had more of the other toppings like onions, cilantro, and pineapple, but for $2, I'm not complaining. Service was a bit slow but Mosto did get crowded, so just expect a rush around dinner time. Definitely will be going back, though!!

My company held a mezcal tasting/networking event at Mosto. The service and the quality of mezcal…read morewere INCREDIBLE! Our bartender, Javier, could not have been more attentive, knowledgeable, and warm. He hand-curated the mezcal selection, gave an explanation for each pour, and pivoted according to our palettes. The most seasoned mezcal drinker in the group said it was the best mezcal tasting he had EVER been to. The folks at the networking event just hung out after the fact because they felt so comfortable in the cozy space, and everyone said they wanted to come back and try more things. A++. Cannot recommend Mosto & the mezcal tastings enough.

a very large portion of burrito here! It was very tasty and filling. we ordered our burritoes and…read morewalked over to mission dolores park to have a picnic. I ended up finishing the whole thing to my surprise. they also ask if u want chips and salsa! very nice ppl working here :) there was a line when i went but it moves fast. Seating was full but we werent planning to eat there anyways.

My friend and I came here to get some burritos to-go for a nice little picnic at Dolores Park. We…read moregot to El Buen Sabor around noon and she was surprised it wasn't busy. There were a few people dining in and waiting for their orders. No line but the workers did seem busy though. Regular burrito (4/5): A good standard burrito for a decent price. I got the carne asada as my choice of meat with the refried beans. Would've been good with some more veggies. I would come back for a quick meal! They accept credit card on orders over $10 too.

Don't let my sad little photo belie the absolutely delicious and flavorful "red" tacos ($5.95 each)…read moreI had at Tacos El Tucan tonight. Crunchy with shrimp and a creamy cabbage and the chicken redolent with lots of fresh cilantro, it was the first time I had a red taco. This will be my go-to always. My son had the crunchy red burrito ($15.75) with chorizo, crispy cheese, sour cream, pinto beans, guacamole and pico de gallo with a horchata to drink. On a Saturday night in the Castro, this corner of 16th and Market is already poppin' with area bars so while they'll rush out with your order curbside, my son dashed in for speed. Super friendly service, cute cafe tables for dine-in, Tacos El Tucan is now on the dining circuit. Love this spot and it's close by, too. Open very late on Saturday night 'til 2am if you're partying and craving drunchies.

dinner review. taqueria…read more quesabirria combo (3) $17.85 3 quesabritas and 8oz cup of consome with cilantro and onions quesataco chorizo (mex sausage) $5.75 hand made tortilla, crispy cheese, onion,cilantro,guacamole overall, "i'm a fan."

Definitely the best burrito spot in the city 10 out of 10 we did the Carne Asada with chips and…read moresalsa 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.

Beware!!! I need to…read morewarn 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.

Stopped by Woods Cervecería after work with my dad for a cider and honestly this place was exactly…read morewhat we needed. The atmosphere is very mellow and calming, making it a great spot to actually sit down and have a real conversation without feeling overwhelmed by loud music or crowds. They offer both indoor and outdoor seating which is a nice plus depending on the vibe you're looking for. Their selection of ciders, beers and wines is also pretty solid. We ended up trying the Oak Dry Cider and it was crisp, refreshing and very easy to drink. The overall space feels welcoming and relaxed, definitely one of those spots you can casually stop by to unwind after a long day. Will definitely be coming back.

Woods Cerveceria is right at the corner of Dolores Park, so it's a great place to grab a drink and…read moresnack with friends. I stopped by for their Local Honey, stunning beer and my friend mentioned they have amazing empanadas! They were sold out of chicken so we got the mushroom, it was served hot, flavorful. I really enjoyed it! It was very cheesy too. This is a great local business to support. They have indoor seating and barrel tables with a couple chairs outside. I rec mines stopping by with some friends for sure!

so good and great customer service, specifically the haurache and the tacos, will be coming back…read moreagain

In the ranking of Mission Tacquerias, I would say the quality of the food is near the top. The food…read moreis a mix of Oaxacan and Salvadoran (papusas, plátanos, etc.) I got plátanos maduros and a súper taco and my friend got 3 tacos and a papusa. This is the only place on Mission St that serves a super taco as if it is actually from Mexico, with charred onions, chopped jalapeño, and avocado. It's an order at the counter, sit down spot, and it typically takes 10-15 minutes to get the food. There's a good amount of seating but at 9pm on a Thursday is was full and we had to wait a few minutes for a table to turnover. At night, it's on a section of Mission St that can get a little rowdy, but it's right near BART.

Hell yeah. This is what a solid neighborhood taqueria…read moreshould be like. No pretense. Average in a very good way. Efficient proprietary order system. Think Seinfeld. Find your fave item and stick with it. I have zero issues and am glad they're there. This place scratches the taqueria itch every time.

Wow this was easily the worst taqueria I've been to in SF. The burrito was cold after 2 bites, lots…read moreof inconsistencies between our two burritos, and overall unflavorful. My Al pastor itself was yummy and i like that it was extra crispy but the rice was bland and the salsas were gross. The vegetarian burrito was basically all uncooked onion and cilantro. I don't take 1 star reviews lightly but this place has gone downhill.