Breakfast Burritos in West LA?
Any one know of a good place to get Breakfast Burritos in West LA/Santa Monica? There's one place I know of at Santa Monica and Bundy, but I find their breakfast burritos lacking.
I did a search, but the only information I found seemed out of date.
Thanks!
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re: bulavinaka
So I went to George's this morning at 6 AM and tried one of their chorizo breakfast burritos. This is a very substantial burrito. I got the works, which included potatoes and beans and chorizo and scrambled eggs along with salsa and they grilled the tortilla and wrapped it in aluminum foil then then paper. It was around $4.75 and completely killed my post bike riding appetite. I would give it a C+ or a B- - the ingredients were not more than the sum of their parts to me. But they have a great line up of burgers that I intend on trying next time. The interior reminds me a little bit of Big Tomy's. Utilitarian to the Nth degree. But nice guys manning the grills and they were open even a little before 6 AM, so I give them extra credit for that.
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George's Burgers
3101 Lincoln Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90405-
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re: kevin
"i don't think i could ever bicycle after a hefty, brobdingian fbast burrito"
Nor could I. I had finished my ride, THEN had the burrito at George's.
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re: kevin
No worries. For my longer weekend rides I generally eat some type of energy bar during the ride. That's new for me, but getting older I really find it makes a difference to how much I "die" on the way home. The post ride meal is something I look forward to and am always hunting for places that open really early. A six AM opening is rare (and appreciated), so I was glad to find George's.
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Big Tomy's on Sawtelle & Pico makes a simple but delicious (and huge) breakfast burrito. Just eggs, potatoes, and cheese--but much better than the sum of it's parts. You can add meat if or avocado if you like. Be sure to get extra red salsa (on the side) as that really puts it over the top. I really miss living right near there.
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Big Tomy's
11289 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90064›1 Reply-
re: chowbee
Second this, especially the salsa part.. It's a huge burrito, the kind that will fuel you for several hours of hard work. Wonder if the day laborer set up across the street has anything to do with that.
I made the mistake of grabbing one of those burritos once before going into the office on a Saturday while on short sleep. Yeah, I wasn't nearly as productive as I wanted.
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Kinda random, and in Culver City which isn't exactly West LA, but a coworker of mine got me hooked on the $3.95 monster breakfast burritos at Tom's #5, at Robertson and Venice...Inc. Eggs, cheese, hashbrowns and choice of meat
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re: Servorg
One other thought. Campos Burritos on the corner of 20th and Pico in Santa Monica has an extensive lineup of breakfast burritos: http://www.menupix.com/menudirectory/...
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There's a truck that parks in front of AAA on that weird stretch of Centinela just south of Olympic. Good breakfast burrito w/ my minimum 3 requirements: **hash browns**, at least 1 meat, and of course, eggs. This one comes w/ sausage, bacon and ham! (little bits of each, but the combinatino really works) Can't remember if there's cheese involved but that's not a requirement for me...
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Don't know if you're looking for some sort of standard or "traditional" breakfast burrito - is there a standard? Anyway, Bower's Sausages sells both their sausages and prepared food using their sausages at various farmers markets. I've never gotten one but they look like there's enough to feed at least two pretty hungry people, and it's definitely one of the more popular prepared food items that I see shoppers eating at the tables. Shredded cheddar is grilled while a flour tortilla is laid on the coagulating glob, and more cheddar is laid on the tortilla. They then put on a scrambled egg/home fries mix, then the sausage - your choice - and grilled onions on request. They usually have at least a half-dozen varieties of sausages to choose from.
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