Burritos La Palma — Restaurant in Los Angeles

All my life I have enjoy eating some of the best burritos since I was young. As I get older and wiser I have had different kind of burritos from different styles of restaurants. One of friend of mine recommend this burritos place in Boyle Heights two blocks away from old Sear's building and historic building. My wife and I and her dad went try the burritos at the Burritos La Palma,I found the place they parking. It's a stand there's tables chairs a tent that you can sit and pick up your meal. The price are very affordable and the burritos are average size.

We decided to order my wife order the chicken tinga burrito and a cheese quesadilla and her dad order the chicharron burritos and I got the Birria burritos . Couple minutes later they call my name then I pick the food. I took a bite of the Birria burrito amazing great flavor the beef was so tender and sauce incredible good so spices in sauces I really enjoy it. My wife enjoy her chicken tinga burrito and her cheese quesadilla she share her cheese quesadilla it was very cheesy I enjoy it. Her dad enjoy his chicharron burritos. We enjoy the food very much and also very affordable and average size with so much flavor I would...

Hard to park. A lot of taco stands nearby so they almost lost me but I was on a mission so I made it to the ordering window. Once there I realized this place is not like the others, it’s a hipster spot! They have a quesadilla with quince jam and maldon salt. Not gonna lie, I was a little hesitant once I realized that, but my meal was actually delicious. I had a bean and cheese and a deshebrada burrito. The tortillas aren’t gonna change your life like the ones you get on the side of the street in Sonora, but nothing in LA does, so they’re still pretty good. Fillings were great, especially the deshebrada. So flavorful, juicy, the meat and potatoes were cooked to perfection, and all the flavors were in perfect harmony. Not an off note to be found. It made me feel bad for judging them for being a hipster mexican place. To be fair though, this is the only one of those kinds of places that has genuinely good food to back it up. This is not just a buzzword filled menu with mediocre food, they know what they’re doing in that little kitchen. I liked eating outside and people watching, tables were spotlessly clean, but i could see the outdoor only being an issue when it’s...

This is what's wrong this some of these eateries in east los and Boyle Heights. . . First the street is filthy, trashy , . . .I understand YOU didn't make this mess and YOU aren't responsible for the street trash , but it reflects on YOUR business. Second the young man taking my order was really rude after I asked if they have asada. . . Yes I understand it's not on the menu but it doesn't hurt asking . . . He was making faces like a child who doesn't want to do his homework. I asked if they have anything with chicken. ( they do ) he said that they don't. I got my order and was disappointed with the portion. Customer service is not for everyone... that's why businesses need to find people persons fir their customer...