Steve L. wrote: >Dark P. wrote: >>I wonder if this place is related at all to a "Burrito Loco" that I used >>to frequent in Wisconsin. That place advertised "Burritos Bigger Than >>Your Head" and although it wasn't true for me -- I've got a big head -- >>their burritos were indeed monstrous. > >Good story, but for future tellings, you may as well use the place's real >name: La Bamba. Oops! You're right of course. I haven't been there in almost 5 years, and most of the times I was there I was drunk, so please excuse my shoddy memory. I could have sworn Burrito Loco was the name, but I must have heard that name somewhere else (like here in Seattle, perhaps?). In any case -- those were some huge goddamn burritos. >I wish we could trick them into opening one out here. Maybe we just >need to convince Taco del Mar to buy and use those big griddles? I'd go there. ___________________________________________________ Bryan Byun [email removed] [email removed] "When we remember that we are all mad, the mysteries disappear and life stands explained." Mark Twain
Seattle, WA
Burrito Loco
says... > >Anybody know anything about this place? Do they make huge burritos? > This place could have chosen a better name, "Burrito Loco" sounds more on the caliber of a Taco Time. However, the food is all handmade, very authentic, and delicious. It is a small family-run operation. They have been growing by leaps and bounds in recent years as more people discover them. Their burritos are fairly large, but the quality is what sets them apart. Additionally, the prices are extremely low. Try their namesake, the "Burrito Loco". The other dishes I've tried have also been quite good. Give it a try!