Mi Grullense, which floats around the blocks surrounding International Blvd. and 29th Ave—not the nicest area, but worth the trek. This place will truly test your tolerance for grease, yet the food is so flavorful, you might not mind. The fried tortillas dripped with oil, but the meat holds an unparalleled texture, and slathered in rich salsa roja, the mixed juices is almost good enough to drink. The burrito is simple; only sour cream, cilantro and onions accompany the staple ingredients, but the sum is definitely more than its parts, and the moist burritos are hauntingly tasty.

Despite the name Liz and Gaby’s, on Mariposa and Carolina is the closest you get to a real Mexican taco in the city. Equipped with seating and located near Jackson Playground, the tacos can be taken to the park (in case you want to class it up). The meat is perfectly limed, and the salsa, cilantro and onions give all the food clean, fresh taste—not what you’d expect from a truck. The burritos are also huge and super tasty. Head to Thee Parkside around the corner to wash it down.

To go beyond the burrito, head to La Pachanguera on Harrison and 14th which has a rather extensive menu, featuring Cuban sandwiches, outstanding pupusas and the usual suspects. The generous taco was far too weighty for the single tortilla, but the meat made for lovely finger food. The burritos are grilled, stuffed with avocado and contain about a gallon of sour cream. Delish.