Taqueria Cancun

The burrito mojado is a massive heaping pile of burrito goodness that is not to be taken lightly. Insanely flavorful salsa and red sauce, meat grilled to perfection, and cheesy cheese that just hits home. It is a massive portion though - perhaps a better idea to split with someone than to just down the whole thing on your own. And you will be drinking lots of water after. The restaurant itself is also a fun lively place; there's a mariachi band that comes in once in a while and plays music for a minute or so, it gets pretty loud and you can't really hear much when this happens.

Came here on a Monday. Yay that they are open on Mondays! Got the carne asada super burrito. The carne asada is very flavorful with a nice char on it.The rest of the burrito somehow felt too clean. Like, I like it when the tortilla is slightly chewy/melty and feeling like the burrito could have been a little oilier for more sabor. Filling and tasty, but not quite as satisfying and irresistible as La taqueria for me.

Okay so good! Burrito was a decent size and both salsas are delicious! They have different options for beans and the black beans were pretty good! Carne asada was flavorful and cooked well. Overall, great experience. Staff is also super nice!

The food is delicious and affordable, I HIGHLY recommend the alambres. Best I've ever had. The staff is quite nice, very friendly. It's a lowkey neighborhood taqueria, don't expect glamour: but if you want one of the best meals you'll ever eat, this is the spot.

It seems this place has good days and bad days? Fortunately I got a good day. I and my partner are white as wonder bread and experienced only politeness. I didn't ask for a receipt but the total I paid seemed correct according to the menu prices. I asked for no cilantro (soap gene) on ours and they were happy to accommodate us.My cantaloupe agua fresca was refreshing and the super burrito was top 2 best burritos I've ever had. I'm not from around here so take that as you will. But I've eaten a lot of Mexican food and Tex Mex and Mexican American food in my life and this was amazing!The al pastor didn't have the pineappley redness that I'm used to, it was its own thing, almost tasted like a hint of cinnamon, perfectly cooked. If you want something "wholesome" and well rounded I recommend the super burrito, which yes, is $14~, but it is also two meals. If you want something real cheesy and decadent I can recommend the burrito mojado. On both the tortilla tasted really nice as well and the avocado was perfectly ripe.

I haven't had a mission style burrito in awhile. My old favorite was El Faro at 20th & Folsom (not El Farolito). I didn't want to make the travel so went here which is at 6th & Market. I got a carne asada super burrito. It was fine. I'm used to fatter burritos. Bf got an al pastor Torta. It was heavy! We both did not finish and have like half left. Service was fast and friendly and they do take cards. Ambience - small - just a few tables. I went at 12:30 on a weekday (Thursday) and there was no line. You get free chips and salsa in your bag - just be careful taking your meal out because the chips can make a mess. We got some Mexican coca colas. $36.30 for 2 items and 2 sodas. Pretty pricey, but so is everything else these days.

Wow, this is my second burrito within a week? What's up with that? This was better of the two. I had the tongue burrito mojado. Wet burrito with enchiladela sauce. Split in 2 meals. It was too gigantic. Loved the enchilada sauce. Got free chips which complemented with each bite. Cheese was melty. Chunks of tongue. Overall, delicious. It was only $15.50.

This place has great food in generous portions. I ordered the super taco with carne asada. It came with chips and two kinds of salasa. There was so much meat on the taco that I had to request a fork to eat some of it before I could pick it up. The service was fast and friendly. There's plenty of seating. I'd gladly go here again.

This is a go-to for good burritos! The food is always delicious and they're flexible about adding/removing ingredients. The chips and salsa to start is also a nice touch for an otherwise casual place. So good for late night or low key eats!

It's almost impossible to believe earlier reviews outing this as a racist restaurant could've been correct, yet, for some reason, I experienced just that today. After living in the city for over a decade and eating take out from this restaurant several times more recently with my partner - who is of Mayan descent - I randomly decided to stop by for a Horchata this afternoon! Only after ordering a large Horchata and attempting to pay, I was informed that the price would be $8.03 "because it was the large size" and noticing the menu board saying $3.25 - one would think that a large would be no more than double that price? This frustrating experience is compounded by the fact that I have, once again ordered from this restaurant many times before over the past 6mo, and that was never the price for a large horchata previous to my ordering in person. I am not sure what else to say other than they decided to name as high of a price as they could reasonably see someone paying - and of course I paid, because I wanted to leave this review and let everyone else know! I'll light a candle and pray for you, good lord...