Yes! Burritos Are Good For YouMay 2012
Updated Sunday, April 8
912 burritos reviewed and mustache-rated all around the City and County of San Francisco, California.
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Semi-recent Taqueria Visits
4/6: La Espiga de Oro sends us off on a set of sonorous, 8.75-mustache notes. Hooray!
4/2: El Tonayense -- er, Tacos San Buena -- on Shotwell is back in the eight-mustache saddle, dammit.
3/29: Our panel is privy to eight-mustache business as usual -- albeit in a chipotle tortilla -- at Taq. El Gran Taco Loco.
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2012 Hiatus #2
Our judges panel has decamped for a voluntarily burrito-less (!) era abroad, overseas, etc. etc. Kindly hold the fort until late May.
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We Said It
"And the intangibility card here was played early and often to the tune of two bonus mustaches, even though everyone knows burritos don't actually play cards or have any sort of human characteristics whatsoever, no matter how much we sometimes like to kid ourselves that they do."
--> El Tonayense (Harrison/17th St.), 2/19/2011
912 burritos reviewed and mustache-rated all around the City and County of San Francisco, California.
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Semi-recent Taqueria Visits
4/6: La Espiga de Oro sends us off on a set of sonorous, 8.75-mustache notes. Hooray!
4/2: El Tonayense -- er, Tacos San Buena -- on Shotwell is back in the eight-mustache saddle, dammit.
3/29: Our panel is privy to eight-mustache business as usual -- albeit in a chipotle tortilla -- at Taq. El Gran Taco Loco.
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2012 Hiatus #2
Our judges panel has decamped for a voluntarily burrito-less (!) era abroad, overseas, etc. etc. Kindly hold the fort until late May.
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We Said It
"And the intangibility card here was played early and often to the tune of two bonus mustaches, even though everyone knows burritos don't actually play cards or have any sort of human characteristics whatsoever, no matter how much we sometimes like to kid ourselves that they do."
--> El Tonayense (Harrison/17th St.), 2/19/2011
Foiled! Yet Again!April 2012
April Taqueria Visits
4/6: La Espiga de Oro sends us off on a set of sonorous, 8.75-mustache notes. Hooray!
4/2: El Tonayense -- er, Tacos San Buena -- on Shotwell is back in the eight-mustache saddle, dammit.
4/6: La Espiga de Oro sends us off on a set of sonorous, 8.75-mustache notes. Hooray!
4/2: El Tonayense -- er, Tacos San Buena -- on Shotwell is back in the eight-mustache saddle, dammit.
Slab AppyMarch 2012
Many among you have politely inquired about a Burritoeater iPhone app for quite some time. (A few of you have even cared enough to go so far as to bellyache. Cheers.)
Politely inquire and bellyache no longer! Our San Francisco's Top 30 Taquerias iPhone app is now yours for the downloading in iTunes' App Store -- for less than the cost of a super burrito.
We've worked with the crafty upstarts at Escape Apps to help create the just-released Know What iPhone app. Know What is a city guide that recommends well over 1000 noteworthy places in and around San Francisco and Los Angeles. It's curated by experts with ultramega-granular knowledge in a specific field -- for example, San Francisco taquerias.
Visit iTunes' App Store to download Know What for $2.99. Once you do, you'll have immediate access to Know What Essentials, a selection of hundreds of recommended restaurants -- including taquerias, yup -- as well as bars, hikes, cultural spots, and more from Know What's two dozen-some contributors.
And here's where the rest of the band crashes in: For an extra $1.99, you can add all our picks by purchasing Burritoeater's own in-app guide, San Francisco's Top 30 Taquerias. It's pretty rad.
Your investment is, of course, rock-solid and market-wise, as we'll aim to keep the app regularly updated.
We're but one of many authoritative San Francisco voices involved in Know What -- others include Foodgal.com's Ultimate Guide to Bay Area Dining, Whitewallssf.com's San Francisco Street Art, and Alcademics.com's The City's Best Cocktail Spots, among several notable others. You're in savvy hands, iPhone enthusiasts.
Technology, alright.
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March Taqueria Visits
3/29: Our panel is privy to eight-mustache business as usual -- albeit in a chipotle tortilla -- at Taq. El Gran Taco Loco.
3/26: Burly slab be damned! It's a distinctly unimpressive outing by El Azteca Taq.'s kitchen.
3/23: Our panel gets beaned -- right in the refrieds -- at La Canasta. So much for the Cow Hollow taqueria's storied consistency.
3/20: Taq. Miraloma comes up lame around the backstretch before limping around the rest of our oval of slabular criticism in 6.58 measly mustaches. No win, no place, and certainly no show.
3/18: Our first hiatus of 2012 culminates in burrito-shaped success at Estrella Taq.
Politely inquire and bellyache no longer! Our San Francisco's Top 30 Taquerias iPhone app is now yours for the downloading in iTunes' App Store -- for less than the cost of a super burrito.
We've worked with the crafty upstarts at Escape Apps to help create the just-released Know What iPhone app. Know What is a city guide that recommends well over 1000 noteworthy places in and around San Francisco and Los Angeles. It's curated by experts with ultramega-granular knowledge in a specific field -- for example, San Francisco taquerias.
Visit iTunes' App Store to download Know What for $2.99. Once you do, you'll have immediate access to Know What Essentials, a selection of hundreds of recommended restaurants -- including taquerias, yup -- as well as bars, hikes, cultural spots, and more from Know What's two dozen-some contributors.
And here's where the rest of the band crashes in: For an extra $1.99, you can add all our picks by purchasing Burritoeater's own in-app guide, San Francisco's Top 30 Taquerias. It's pretty rad.
Your investment is, of course, rock-solid and market-wise, as we'll aim to keep the app regularly updated.
We're but one of many authoritative San Francisco voices involved in Know What -- others include Foodgal.com's Ultimate Guide to Bay Area Dining, Whitewallssf.com's San Francisco Street Art, and Alcademics.com's The City's Best Cocktail Spots, among several notable others. You're in savvy hands, iPhone enthusiasts.
Technology, alright.
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March Taqueria Visits
3/29: Our panel is privy to eight-mustache business as usual -- albeit in a chipotle tortilla -- at Taq. El Gran Taco Loco.
3/26: Burly slab be damned! It's a distinctly unimpressive outing by El Azteca Taq.'s kitchen.
3/23: Our panel gets beaned -- right in the refrieds -- at La Canasta. So much for the Cow Hollow taqueria's storied consistency.
3/20: Taq. Miraloma comes up lame around the backstretch before limping around the rest of our oval of slabular criticism in 6.58 measly mustaches. No win, no place, and certainly no show.
3/18: Our first hiatus of 2012 culminates in burrito-shaped success at Estrella Taq.
Let's Burrito and Say We DidFebruary 2012
2012 Hiatus #1
Our panel shall now enjoy Mexican food in another, more southerly region of California through mid March. Kindly hold the fort.
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February Taqueria Visits
2/23: Tacos San Buena on Sansome takes mediocrity to a wholly dull level. And we are there!
2/20: North Beach's Taq. San Jose is but one intangibility mustache away from eight-mustache glory...and yet still so far.
2/16: Ingredient mix issues and a dubious lack of spice keep El Tepa Taq. in our seven-mustache ghetto.
2/12: Despite its ordinary-looking rating, our fries-laden widemouth superslab at El Tesoro is a succulent success.
2/8: We feel like we’ve been had by La Fonda after the Inner Sunset taqueria delivers an uncharacteristic shrugger of a slab.
2/3: It’s workmanlike supremacy at Taq. El Farolito, where the kitchen earns this storied slabbery its first-ever nine-mustache rating.
Our panel shall now enjoy Mexican food in another, more southerly region of California through mid March. Kindly hold the fort.
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February Taqueria Visits
2/23: Tacos San Buena on Sansome takes mediocrity to a wholly dull level. And we are there!
2/20: North Beach's Taq. San Jose is but one intangibility mustache away from eight-mustache glory...and yet still so far.
2/16: Ingredient mix issues and a dubious lack of spice keep El Tepa Taq. in our seven-mustache ghetto.
2/12: Despite its ordinary-looking rating, our fries-laden widemouth superslab at El Tesoro is a succulent success.
2/8: We feel like we’ve been had by La Fonda after the Inner Sunset taqueria delivers an uncharacteristic shrugger of a slab.
2/3: It’s workmanlike supremacy at Taq. El Farolito, where the kitchen earns this storied slabbery its first-ever nine-mustache rating.
