Yes, El Charrito Caminante is the best burrito in town-hands down. Try the burrito supreme (I know that sounds Taco Bell-esque but don’t worry) with any of the meats (goat, beef, chicken, chorizo, pork) and you won’t... (16 replies, last updated by Bonz August 12, 2003)

the Crunch Wrap. Since I was the one who recommended the tasteless Mexican joint, I felt it was only fair to bite the burrito and try the Taco Bell offering. Let me start this out by saying, despite my chain-loving life, there... (24 replies, last updated by Dommy September 22, 2006)

I’ll be in SF for a week and am looking to try some taquerias outside my usual routine. I would love to get SF Hounds' reccommendations for places with good structural integrity (no knife-and-fork burritos) and an emphasis... (36 replies, last updated by a_and_w July 2, 2009)

I feel like we have a burrito problem in Los Angeles. Or maybe I’m looking in the wrong place. Maybe chowhounders can help clarify my thinking. Here’s an example. I had some chores to do in Hollywood over the weekend,... (96 replies, last updated by Dommy June 16, 2008)

A burrito filled with meat, rice, and beans is a Mission-style burrito. Órale Órale’s regular chile verde and chile colorado burritos are meat only. They also have "supreme" burritos which are Mission-style super burritos... (12 replies, last updated by Robert Lauriston September 29, 2006)

, in fact, that I returned with a friend for lunch, sharing a stellar Torta Cubana and stupefying Supreme Burrito with chicken and beef fajita meat, rice, beans, white cheese, etc. Further, the proprietors at both the Taco Joint... (19 replies, last updated by Curtis_A September 10, 2009)

Ooops, yes, I did miss this post, and yes, I am a big TECC fan. When not getting the tacos, or papusas, or chicorrone (sp?), I like the burrito supreme, either goat or chorizo. I think the supreme goes for the princely sum of $4,... (23 replies, last updated by RL August 3, 2005)

Santa Fe Burrito (212 South 11th St.-near corner of 11th & Walnut) versus El Fuego (723 Walnut St) —————————————- El Fuego has a much nicer interior and... (5 replies, last updated by The Joint (6th and South ) Rocks March 27, 2005)

Try El Nuevo Buena Vista- it’s on broadway just south of Belmont........had one last night as a matter of fact, and I am not suffering from next-day post burrito bloat syndrome. They make a killer Mole steak burrito supreme... (24 replies, last updated by Aaron D June 19, 2003)

as you describe. And then report back to us on his reaction. I TRIPLE DOG DARE YOU – infinity . . . to do it. ;) Or you can go to ANY Del Taco and order their Combo Burrito Supreme cause it’s MADE EXACTLY like you... (93 replies, last updated by Servorg April 8, 2008)

im hunting for some burrito places, preferably late night that are akin to the ones found in the mission district in SF. Eastside is preferably but I drink in the westside as well . . . (26 replies, last updated by uncle March 21, 2008)

Uh, yeah, that’s why I get my Taco Bell burrito supreme without onions! And why I always order my fries well done, although I actually prefer them that way. To keep it on topic, Campos (20th/Pico in Santa Monica) has an... (9 replies, last updated by mikester July 25, 2006)

a burrito and enjoy. This the first time I’ve had a stewed sliced Korean pork belly dish in a restaurant. Any recs for something that might taste even better than this, or similar in the South Bay? (4 replies, last updated by K K May 12, 2007)

I recently moved to LA from San Diego, home of the California burrito and Carne Asada fries. I get a mouthgasm just thinking about them. I was severly dissapointed to find that there is such a difference in Mexican food from... (15 replies, last updated by sabsou July 18, 2008)

Anyone know any great Mexican hole-in-the-walls in this area with really good burritos? Melodies on Reseda and Vanowen is pretty good. (26 replies, last updated by bagdoodle March 29, 2007)