Oaxacan bites — Restaurant in Breckenridge

Embarking on the breakfast burrito journey at Oaxacan Bites was like stepping into a realm where flavor reached new heights. The sheer enormity of this culinary marvel was a testament to its grandeur, and each bite was a revelation of taste and texture. The eggs, luxuriously folded into the folds of the tortilla, possessed a velvety consistency that paired flawlessly with the bold, robust notes of the bacon and chorizo.

Yet, what truly set this breakfast burrito apart was the hot sauce – a fiery elixir that brought the entire ensemble to life. This wasn't just any hot sauce; it was an inferno of flavor that danced on the taste buds, leaving a lingering warmth that accentuated every ingredient. The marriage of the spicy kick from the hot sauce with the savory goodness of chorizo, bacon, and potatoes was a culinary spectacle that I never knew I craved until that moment. This breakfast burrito was not merely a meal; it was an epicurean adventure, and I can't recommend it enough for those seeking a breakfast experience that transcends...

The moment I bit into these tacos I was transported back to my childhood, growing up in a small town outside of Oaxaca, running from school everyday to the local taco stand to get my fill of delicious fares of meats and veggies. After my second bite, I realized I’m a 37 year old white man and I’ve never even been to Oaxaca, but holy smokes this is how good these tacos are.

The best tacos in Breckenridge, no comparison. Might even be the best tacos in Colorado. I went in with the intention to eat three, I ended up eating nine. No regrets.

The guys working here are humble, and they sling out pure taco perfection with every order. Even the most staunch Republican would be pro-immigration after tasting these.

Hungry after a hike, bike, or ski? Head directly here and prepare to enter a world of pure Mexican...

A small hut just off of downtown Breckenridge. Don't let the appearance fool you. They make some fantastic food.

We showed up an hour before close and all they had left was chorizo. I happen to enjoy chorizo so I can't complain, but if you do want more choice, make sure to come earlier.

I'm not a good judge of whether it is authentic, but the breakfast burrito I ordered was fantastic.

Do note that there is limited outdoor seating, so be prepared to get to-go. And the parking at the back of the lot under the signage...