StreetTaco Inner Sunset — Restaurant in San Francisco

A good place to get some Mexican food. This place has a lot of variety in their menu which is good. Also, this place serves breakfast which is unusual for a place like this. I will have to try some of their breakfast menu next time. I initially thought this place was too small, but I found out there was more seating in the upstairs area.

I had a chicken super burrito. They allow you to choose the tortilla, the beans, and the meat. The burrito was just the right size and not a monster mouth buster burrito. I had everything in the burrito mild. The burrito had just enough wetness inside that you can eat the burrito without having it fall apart. The meat and beans inside were good. It would have been more flavorful if I would have got it a little more spicy or a different type of meat. I had a bowl of tortilla chips with my burrito. I kind of expected a bigger portion than what they give.

The atmosphere is comfortable and casual. I did see a family with children eat a meal together. You can definitely bring kids here. They also have high chairs for the infants. The people working there were friendly and courteous. Overall, a decent place to...

Best burrito ever! I had the Azteca burrito with grilled chicken and black beans. I have seriously never tasted better Mexican food in my long life. The huge burrito was heaped with very fresh guacamole and perfect salsa, and sat in a wonderful drizzle of sweet, thin sauce. I don't care for sour cream so I asked for it without, and am very glad I did because the flavors as they were needed absolutely nothing more. The people working there were extremely friendly. The plastic utensils were not ideal, but I would eat this incredibly delicious food with my hands if I had to - though that would have been very difficult due to the sheer size of the burrito and quantity of the...

We had the huarache and the broccoli burrito, while lapping up the spicy elixirs from the salsa bar with their crispy tortilla chips. We typically sit downstairs, but with a few people already there, opted for the upstairs, where we could gaze over the restaurant, enjoying our meal along with this unusual perspective. We wanted to try one of their yummy looking desserts, but felt full enough and so satisfied at the end of the meal that we let it go for another time. And there will be another time. For a physical dessert, we strolled around the neighborhood, peeking into the shops and restaurants on Irving...