#333
Al pastor burrito from Arellano’s Market on SW Hall Blvd. Tigard, OR.
I hope someone pursues a goal of 666 burritos.
#333
Al pastor burrito from Arellano’s Market on SW Hall Blvd. Tigard, OR.
I hope someone pursues a goal of 666 burritos.
Life can be strange sometimes, and knowing it can be doesn’t seem to make it any less so. I know I don’t have any real wisdom. I don’t have any wonderful ideas. I am lucky to have found a few nice people here and there.
Life can be strange sometimes, and knowing it can be doesn’t seem to make it any less so. I know I don’t have any real wisdom. I don’t have any wonderful ideas. I am lucky to have found a few nice people here and there.
#332
Pollo al pastor burrito from Sanchez on 99W. Tigard, OR.
#331
Carnitas burrito from Sanchez on 99W. Tigard, OR.
#330
Chorizo and egg burrito from Taco Del Sol on SW Pacific Highway. Tigard, OR.
#329
Chicken chipotle burrito from San Blas on Salamo Road. West Linn, OR.
Gotta stop getting these to go. Burritos get buried in mounds of sides.
#328
Chile colorado burrito from Corona on Kruse Way. Lake Oswego, OR.
I had never tried chile verde before and it was alright, but this is not what I expected of its colorado cousin. The meat is way more tender and flavorful than the majority of asada. I’ll probably choose this any time I have the option.
It reminds me of one of my very old favorites from a place called Tito’s in Los Angeles. Those burritos are much simpler, but if you know the place you know that all-beef burrito is nuts.
#327
Chicken burrito from Arellano’s Market on SW Hall Blvd. Tigard, OR.
Whoa whoa. I unknowingly passed by this place for six months. I’ve been missing out on a damn good burrito.
#326
Burro a la crema from Celia’s on SW Boones Ferry Road. Tualatin, OR.
A welcome change of pace as I go through all these different restaurant (higher than $10) burritos. It’s chicken cooked in a sour cream sauce along with carrots and onions, accompanied by rice inside the tortilla, then topped with avocado and cheese before it’s briefly baked. Not something you’ll find in a taqueria.