La Taqueria, Mission District

Recommends La Taqueria and adds El Toro as also good.

Lists La Taqueria among burrito options in the Mission.

A first-hand visitor concedes San Diego's burritos and tacos are better, but still rates this and other Mission taquerias as very good.

Says they no longer answer the phone for pickup orders when busy.

Longtime customer who loves it but stopped going because lines got out of hand.

A diner finds the burritos less filling than average because they skip rice, leaving them satisfied rather than stuffed.

Bluntly calls the food mediocre.

30-year customer who finds it very consistent and still likes it, but refuses the long line.

Sticks with it for burritos despite the higher price.

Praises the efficient ordering line despite the crowds.

A commenter notes it is often called SF's best burrito place for its no-rice style, though they prefer rice-filled burritos elsewhere.

Says the burritos rock and the post-bracket crowds are deserved.

A nearby resident says they do a fine job, but many other places serve equally well without a wait.

A commenter says many SF burritos are good and this one is very good, with its fame driven by social media.

Pickup order took an hour, burritos came out cold and disgusting; never again.

Feels SF burritos declined generally, so people wait for one clearly better than rivals.

Claims it isn't even that good and the city has plenty of better restaurants.

Says the appeal is a big, beefy burrito.

A commenter recommends a steak burrito from here alongside a sandwich elsewhere.

Includes it in the casual iconic list.

Recommended for burritos.

A single burrito is easily two to three meals and amazing.