El Castillito

Great tacos and the super burrito was so popular that literally everyone in line ordered that. I was too hungry and decided to go for something simple and just enough to keep me filled for another two hours. First you order at the grill and then pay after you get your food. The salsa was fresh and spicy. The tortilla was not my favorite but the flavor and combination of sauces tasted delicious. There are some street parking walking distance from here. No-frills, good taqueria.

I have gone here for years, but today they really messed up.The guy made my order correctly, but then handed my burrito to the cashier who switched mine out with a much smaller burrito (ordered by the next person.)I was also charged for chips and never given them. Come the hell on. You can do better than that.

All I can say is "WOW". This might be one of the best deals in SF in terms of price, quantity of food, and taste.I came here on a Sunday night, ordering to go, and there was a short line. The place itself was cozy enough although don't expect any frills. This place is focused on the food.There were plenty of options on the menu but I had to go for the wet burrito. I actually asked for half chicken and half al pastor. Not only were they more than happy to accommodate, but they gave me a ton of meat! You can further customize by tortilla type (note they'll default to normal tortilla unless you ask), beans in the burrito (black, pinto, refried), and toppings. I like it spicy so I asked for green salsa. The guac was a bit different (more liquidy) than I'm used to, but still tasty.I was actually a bit concerned that getting a wet burrito to go may not work out well, but the way they ensure the burrito is HOT and how they add everything into the plastic container made it travel well!The burrito was MASSIVE. I'm a huge eater and was hungry at the time. Still, I ended up in a food coma after consuming maybe 2/3 of the monster burrito. And I paid ~$17 after tax! Not too shabby for SF.

I just ordered takeout from this place and had a delicious bean and cheese burrito here. The service was friendly and the ambiance of this place is good for a Mexican restaurant. I probably will be back here again. I highly recommend this place

Still great! We aren't in the neighborhood anymore, but I'm glad to see things are still going well. Same nice folks working the kitchen and register.After all my adventures through the menu, my favorite item still rocks.Super burrito with black beans and carnitas, Dorado (grilled) style.They do a different style carnitas here. Not fried like the authentic Mexican dish. They braise their pork in liquid. I saw them preparing it today, pouring it out of a big pot with it's tasty sauce.Black beans help give texture, since the pork is fork tender. The same goes for getting the burrito grilled. You need the crisp edges for contrast.And their green salsa? Still the best I've had in the Bay.

I came here to get breakfast it was great . clean all around. great customer service. The food it's good i like that there was an option to add my own salt and pepper. The coffee was great this place was empty surprisingly there is a great amount of seating . My online complaint was that some of the food was not covered up all the food.

I tried this spot randomly after finishing work and it's a pretty good Mexican spot! Affordable, good and quick food. Would recommend if you're trying to get something quick!

This is a no-frills Mexican restaurant and it serves some of the best tacos I've had in the city! I got an Al pastor taco and a fish taco and my boyfriend got an Al pastor burrito. You order and get your food first before paying so you literally see your food being made to order. The Al pastor was flavorful and just an all-around good taco. The fish taco was super crispy and potentially the best fish taco I've had in the city. The burrito was a good size and made for a larger portion for sure. Definitely recommend checking this place out if you're in the area!

Skip the overpriced brunch spots with their tiny avocado toasts--this place serves up a huge breakfast plate for just $12.75 that's easily shareable. Packed with flavor, protein, and variety, it left us full and happy. I'll definitely be coming back, especially with its convenient location right off the N & J line.

After seeing that they had an actual pastor spit, I had to order their AL PASTOR SUPER BURRITO ($12.95).I somehow missed that the burrito comes with a spicy red salsa and finely chopped jalapeños, which gave everything a kick that dampened my enjoyment. That said, I won't penalize them for my pitiful spice tolerance, especially because the meat was some of the best pastor I've had around here. I also thought the flour tortilla was above average, and enjoyed the use of melted sliced cheese over traditional shredded.Otherwise, everything else was standard, with relatively bland rice and beans and indiscernible guac. I also wish the components were a little more evenly distributed rather than having to eat pockets of beans and rice vs flavorful pastor. The portion was solid though and overall made for a satisfying meal.