Last night around 10:00. Seriously creepy, not a single person inside.
I guess the Burrito Bracket was a scam and Nate Silver is running a cult or something.
Guess we should have paid more attention to this FEMA disaster preparedness video. Or that SFgov earthquake preparedness site from 2008. Or the final Burritoeater review.
This could be because they close at 9.
True burrito fans don’t let pesky annoyances like “business hours” get in their way.
Anyone who knows SF taquerias already knew: you don’t go to La Taqueria for burritos, you go there for tacos.
The burritos aren’t B-A-D but if you want the best, there are several places within a few blocks you’d be better off going to (depending on your personal preference).
I laughed when I saw those lines for the burritos at La Taqueria.
I used to only go for the tacos (which are excellent) but decided to do the carnitas burrito there a couple of months ago — Excellent! I will go back once the crowds die down.
As someone who knows San Francisco taquerias, I only go to La Taqueria for the burritos and have been doing so since the 70′s.
I loved seeing the long lines – that means a local business is prospering – and doing so by making the best burritos in the city.
Who in their right mind goes out for a burrito at 10pm? 2-3am…possibly
Or, people realized that the best burrito is… Well, not there! (I will not state my fave for fear of temporarily ridiculously long lines.)