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Burrito Eater reviews burritos in Bay Area

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So I forced one of my friends to snatch a copy of this past Sunday's edition of the San Francisco Chronicle with the knowledge that the Sunday magazine would have the annual Bay Area Top 100 Restaurants. I got it in the mail this morning, and was excited to look through it, but the first thing that caught my eye was the story about a Burrito Eater.

Charles Hodgkins is the Burrito Eater. His website, www.burritoeater.com, is basically a food blog in which he chronicles his quest for the "nine mustache" (out of 10) rated burrito in the Bay Area, ranging from Baja Fresh to holes in the wall. When he started, he thought he would have hit them all by the time he had eaten from 50 or 60 taquerias, but he says that there are over 170 places to get a burrito from a walk-up style stand. His top two favorites are Taqueria San Francisco and Papalote.

I wonder if Charles has ever pondered the idea of coming to Los Angeles.

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kristie

4-07-2006 @2:08PM kristie said... There is a great guide to LA taquerias at http://tacohunt.blogspot.com/

The taco hunter only mentions tacos in most cases, but some basic pricipal. I Have discovered several greta places, I'd never knew existed just blocks form my house.
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kristie

4-07-2006 @2:09PM kristie said... There is a great guide to LA taquerias at http://tacohunt.blogspot.com/

The taco hunter only mentions tacos in most cases, but same basic pricipal. I Have discovered several great places, I never knew existed just blocks from my house.
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