Taco Stand in Encinitas always has a huge line for so so food...remember when the first Robertos and then Albertos first opened in San Diego? Early 80's? Back then they made real carne asada...real marinated steak...then I saw the big can of "cubed beef"...the days were gone...
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Mexican Food
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there's one in downtown that I tried (no wait), pretty good tacos, wouldn't wait in line for 30min for em though. the one in la jolla always seems packed, there's better mexican in close proximity too
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The best chorizo outside of Toluca:
www.thechoriman.com
The Chori-Man - Mexican Restaurant in San Pedro, CA
The Chori-Man in San Pedro, CA. The Chori-Man offers artisan chorizo and meats all across Southern California.
www.thechoriman.com
Pendejo. El mejor chorizo del Edo de Mexico es de La Marquesa. Quizás lo qué vendan rumbo al Popo. De La Marquesa la verde. Del otro lado el rojo.The best chorizo outside of Toluca:
The Chori-Man - Mexican Restaurant in San Pedro, CA
The Chori-Man in San Pedro, CA. The Chori-Man offers artisan chorizo and meats all across Southern California.
O para ti, un verdadero afecciondo del chorizo, el chorizo qué te meta al fundió tú macho. Con mucha crema.
Sour cream is acceptable for taquitos and sometimes enchiladas
Yeah - meat only and corn or flour tortilla you know it’s the real deal.
El burrito junior is absolute dogshit. I lmao when people rave about it. Tarasco not much better. South Bay sucks ass for mexican food. El amigo is ok but it ain’t tj tacos. Rauls casa sombrero has the best menudo I’ve ever had. They switched to weekends only and $16 for large bowl. You can feed a family for that much if you bring a pot to ruebens in Compton. Isaacs in Wilmington has a good verde burrito the asada was good too but forgettable if you have the chile verde
Yeah - meat only and corn or flour tortilla you know it’s the real deal.
El burrito junior is absolute dogshit. I lmao when people rave about it. Tarasco not much better. South Bay sucks ass for mexican food. El amigo is ok but it ain’t tj tacos. Rauls casa sombrero has the best menudo I’ve ever had. They switched to weekends only and $16 for large bowl. You can feed a family for that much if you bring a pot to ruebens in Compton. Isaacs in Wilmington has a good verde burrito the asada was good too but forgettable if you have the chile verde
Can you say LA SUPERICA on Milpas?
Also, there's this gas station just outside Gilroy that we hit leaving Moss Landing, and this little old Mexican lady sells home made burritos and tamales out of a playmate cooler, OMG!
The station manager lets her sell there and said she sells out within an hour.
Also, there's this gas station just outside Gilroy that we hit leaving Moss Landing, and this little old Mexican lady sells home made burritos and tamales out of a playmate cooler, OMG!
The station manager lets her sell there and said she sells out within an hour.
IMO-
best California burrito, Ortiz's in Point Loma or Rudy's in Solana
best adobada or asada street style tacos, Tacos El Gordo for sure
best California burrito, Ortiz's in Point Loma or Rudy's in Solana
best adobada or asada street style tacos, Tacos El Gordo for sure
I figured you might be taking your annual family trip to the Reagon museum
La Superica is great indeed, but the best is El Sitio on Salinas Street. There's also one on Fairview by Surf Country which is just as good if the good land is your hood.
