Tigres Fuego

We are already huge fans of Barans 2239 so we were excited to finally try their famous breakfast burritos out of their sister restaurant Tigres Fuego.There was a line, as expected, on Sunday morning but it moved quickly. It is a super small space - really designed for takeout only, with a few barstools for a quick counter dine-in or possibly waiting for orders. The breakfast burritos are basically already made fresh that morning so it helps to move the line along.Burrito itself was really good. It had a perfect balance of egg, chorizo, cheese and potato so each bite was that perfect bite. The flour tortilla was super soft and fresh. All of our burritos were still hot after my 15 minute drive home and they all (we ordered a couple bacons and a chorizo). had a little kick of spice even without the salsa. I can see why this is a local favorite.

Pretty convenient location for a breakfast burrito. Nothing fancy or pretentious, just as a breakfast burrito should be. Good menu selection, decent prices, great location. Burrito is average size, definitely enough for one hungry person, or two moderately hungry people to share. The green salsa is very good! The red salsa is really hot. Tap water tastes weird though, so better bring your own.Street parking is fairly easy. Some small tables outside and a counter inside. Quick service. Probably best to get your food to-go and eat in the car at the beach only a couple blocks away.

The Cali burritos here are so good! I got the carne asada one and not only was it huge, but the meat to fry ratio was PERFECT. The service was also great, the lady taking orders in person and on the phone was so nice and sweet. Only thing to note is that there isn't much seating but the beach is of walking distance so if you can't find seating there, you can take a quick walk to the beach and eat at one of the benches/seats instead :)

I was here last week and had their fish tacos and carne asada Cali burrito.Fish Taco: The outside was crispy and the fish was flaky. Would definitely order it again.Cali Burrito: The filling was flavorful. I wish I could get more crunch from the fries though.Will be back for the breakfast burrito I've heard so much about.

This review is for the Barran's 2239 breakfast burrito. The breakfast burritos are only available Friday 8am till they sell out and sat/sun 9am until they sell out. There was plenty of free street parking when I arrived. I arrived 5 mins after opening on a Saturday morning and there was already a line out the door of 15+ people. The line moved fairly quickly though so I left with my burrito in about 15 mins tops. The options for breakfast burritos this morning were: chorizo, bacon, or no meat. They had a special of short rib today. I decided to get the bacon but regret not trying the limited edition short rib..lolThe burrito appears to be pre-made because after you order, it is handed to you very quickly after. It comes with two salsas-one green and one red. The total cost for one bacon burrito ended up being $14.78. The burrito itself appeared to be quite small initially but it actually was very filling. The best way I can describe it would be a warm, ooey-gooey breakfast burrito. It was very soft in texture and there was a lott of cheese throughout; everything seemed to be well scrambled together so you get a taste of each ingredient with every bite. I liked the salsas, it complemented the burrito very nicely. I do have to say the burrito was a bit too salty for my liking. It also would have been better with a variety of texture such as a crunch from the hash browns. But overall was a very satisfying breakfast and was great to try a new place:)

This review is ONLY for their Baran's 2239 breakfast burritos. The burritos are freaking awesome. The downside to having to order from Baran's directly is the need to pre-order. I don't have that kind of foresight into my weekend plans to know I want a breakfast burrito on any given Saturday. Tigres Fuego solves that problem. You can walk in and grab a burrito and be on your way within 10 mins. The best part of the process is that there are only 3 version of the burrito to choose from, so their kitchen is constantly cranking them out. And the line moves really quick because there are only limited options. A+ for efficiency and taste.

I was craving tacos, and I came just when lunch was being served (starting at 11am) and ordered a Baja fish taco, al pastor, and sweet potato-mushroom. Service was really nice and friendly, and the food came quickly.The verdict:-- Baja fish (5/5): SO good. Really crispy, beer-battered and fried goodness. Tender fish inside, too!-- Al pastor (3/5): unfortunately, the meat was tough and on the dry side. It could've been better.-- Sweet potato-mushroom (3.5/5): a bit dry and on the bland side; I think some salsa would've made it better.Tacos were a bit inconsistent, which was a shame. But again, I really loved the Baja fish taco and kind service. I also heard Tigres Fuego serves breakfast burritos on the weekend, and they're sold out quickly. I'll have to head back and try it!

This is THE place. Whether you live in south bay or Pasadena, these burritos are it. The breakfast burritos are amazing but i didn't have a picture of one. This is the carne asada california burrito and it was so insanely flavorful. The service is fast, even though there is often a line, it is worth it. Be prepared to eat it in your car because there is little seating and what is there is super uncomfortable but you won't want to wait to eat it. I can't say enough good things about this place, from the quality of the tortillas to the taco toppings. You must eat here.

I visited for my first time today. I went around 3 PM on a Sunday. There were a few people eating there.I ordered a Fish Taco and an Al Pastor. The fish taco was one of the best I've had. Next time I am in the area, I will try them again.

Little expensive for what it is, but I guess it's the areas!:)Anyhow food is tasty. We ordered the carne asada burrito and the tacos. My fav were the tacos.