Two Burritos — Restaurant in Fairfax

I live across the street and used to come to the Pho place, but as a lover of true authentic Mexican food, I was excited to see what this new place was going to offer. I have been twice now and holy moly it is just SO SO good! Simple food, fresh ingredients, bright flavors, nothing heavy or Americanized; everything real Mexican food should be! The al pastor burrito was heavenly; the pork was slightly charred and spicy combined with the bright, sweet pineapple, just perfect; put the hot fresh rice, pinto beans, pico, and cilantro; just delicious, nothing else needed! They have a wonderful bright and spicy habanero salsa on the table. I also have a sensitive stomach but after I have eaten here I feel completely fine, no problems no matter how spicy. That’s how I know it is fresh real ingredients; it is also not too heavy and doesn’t make me groggy even after a big burrito. Exactly what I’ve always loved about simple, authentic Mexican food. These guys are also really nice and it’s a good vibe in there, you don’t feel out of place coming in there alone. I wish them all the best, you gotta check this...

Very flavorful, generous portions, and IMO reasonable prices. I'll be back for sure to try the burritos and quesadillas.

Plantains and crema - 5/5, can't go wrong with this staple. Could've maybe used a little more crema for dipping, but I used the free sauces they gave when I ran out.

Shrimp taco - 3/5, was alright but not my favorite. Not sure what it was, but I don't think I'll get this one again.

Al pastor taco - 4/5, very good al pastor. Sweet, spicy, and just a well done taco.

Birria taco - 5/5, this was my favorite by far. The consomme was amazing and you get two tacos with this one. Tacos-wise I think this is the best bang for your buck on the menu. This will be a...

Went inside and the cashier was busy doing something else, then without making eye contact she rudely blurted out, “Are you going to order?”. I asked her If I could have a steak burrito with guacamole in it. She told me yes, but when the burrito arrived the guacamole was on the side in a cup. After a couple bites it became evident to me that this was a waste of money. The “steak” burrito was mostly comprised of black beans and rice, and the scarce pieces of meat in it weren’t even flavorful/seasoned well. To make matters worse, the music they played was loud...