By Jessica Naudziunas Posted October 13, 2012 6:45 am
The funniest restaurant attempt at a burrito may be in County Surrey, England, where the lone taqueria serves up a crepe filled with canned kidney beans drizzled with ketchup. That’s the meal Los Angeles food...
Filed under Featured , Food , Front Page , Mobile , Today's Mission Tagged burrito , food , Jess Winfield , La Cumbre , Lit Crawl , Litquake , mission , San Francisco , taqueria
By Garrett McAuliffe Posted March 12, 2010 8:40 am
Local architecture and design students set out to map the food shed of a nearby taco truck, following each ingredient from conception to waste.
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By Garrett McAuliffe and Heather Smith, Posted February 20, 2010 8:40 am
Friends and family gathered at the Mission Cultural Center to watch Papalote's owners, Miguel and Victor Escobedo, take on Bobby Flay on the Food Network's Burrito Throwdown. En Español
4 Comments Filed under Food , Front Page Tagged bobby flay , burrito , Garrett McAuliffe , Heather Smith , miguel escobedo , mission , mission cultural center , mission district , mission eyes , papalote , San Francisco , sf , taqueria , throwdown , Victor Escobedo
By Kimberly Chua Posted January 3, 2010 2:05 am
First things first, I hope everyone had a safe and happy palindrome day yesterday — 01022010. (Thanks, infodiva.) If you start to notice more penny-pinching out-of-towners crowding your favorite taqueria, Bi-Rite or Tartine, blame the...
Filed under Today's Mission Tagged Bi-Rite , easel , Fun-derful Holidaze , Los Angeles Times , Mr. Yoohoo's Holiday , palindrome , Sherlock Holmes , taqueria , tartine , The Greatest Bubble on Earth , Yes Sweet Can
By Lydia Chávez Posted July 14, 2009 6:59 am
Shooting, beer and taquerias. Update:3:37 Sotomayor clarifies "wise Latina" comment. Update: 6:55 Chronicle reporter visits Mission with a bullet proof vest.
By MADELEINE BAIR, Posted April 8, 2009 11:40 pm
Restaurant owners find the Mission District has the right ingredients for cultivating and then expanding innovative restaurants. By MADELEINE BAIR
7 Comments Filed under Food Tagged cafe gratitude , delfina , dining , Dosa , el farolito , herbivore , hipster , levende , papalote , raw , restaurants , taqueria , vegan
By Armand Emamdjomeh Posted March 23, 2009 11:35 pm
Where tradition meets uber-hip. By ARMAND EMAMDJOMEH
6 Comments Filed under Business , Food Tagged burrito , El Papalote , healthy cuisine , mexican food , mole , soyrizo , taqueria , valencia street , vegan , vegetarian
By Armand Emamdjomeh Posted March 13, 2009 9:48 pm
Dreaming of the great taco-truck showdown.
Filed under La Tira Comica , Today's Mission Tagged beer & nosh , burrito , chronicle , craig newmark , march madness , maria forde , mission street food , st. patrick's day , taco playoff , taqueria
