Los Angeles Restaurant Guide
El Gran Burrito
(3 ratings)
(323) 665-8720
4716 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90029
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I've been goin to eat there since i was a little girl.This place is not only great but u can eat a lot for a little bit of money. For only $2.50 you can get a burrito and serve urself some warm beans and go straight to the salsa bar and get some hot salsa and ur all set.im now 19 and i still go there
April 26, 2004 @ 5:11 PM
a diner from Los Angeles, CA
I had been ordering the "Regular Burrito" at El Gran Burrito for the last two and one-half years. It is a great value at two dollars and fifty cents. I was recently forced to discontinue my patronage of "El Gran Burrito" upon being refused a glass of tap water to accompany my burrito. I am not sure whether they now deny ALL patrons water, or exactly to what criteria they apply thier new "rules." I was grateful to learn of the new policies there, as I would hate to continue to patronize a merchant who may or may not want to do business based on various superficial traits of the patron. The establishment does not place value on continued patronage. Too bad.
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I've been goin to eat there since i was a little girl.This place is not only great but u can eat a lot for a little bit of money. For only $2.50 you can get a burrito and serve urself some warm beans and go straight to the salsa bar and get some hot salsa and ur all set.im now 19 and i still go there
April 26, 2004 @ 5:11 PM
a diner from Los Angeles, CA
I had been ordering the "Regular Burrito" at El Gran Burrito for the last two and one-half years. It is a great value at two dollars and fifty cents. I was recently forced to discontinue my patronage of "El Gran Burrito" upon being refused a glass of tap water to accompany my burrito. I am not sure whether they now deny ALL patrons water, or exactly to what criteria they apply thier new "rules." I was grateful to learn of the new policies there, as I would hate to continue to patronize a merchant who may or may not want to do business based on various superficial traits of the patron. The establishment does not place value on continued patronage. Too bad.
L.A.'s premier taco stand. Que up and pay for your food then go to the hot table and order directly. Cabeza, al pastor or my favorite...tongue. Burritos are a great value at $2.50. Condiments include a fantastic fresh tomatoe and cactus salsa.
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I've been goin to eat there since i was a little girl.This place is not only great but u can eat a lot for a little bit of money. For only $2.50 you can get a burrito and serve urself some warm beans and go straight to the salsa bar and get some hot salsa and ur all set.im now 19 and i still go there
April 26, 2004 @ 5:11 PM
a diner from Los Angeles, CA
I had been ordering the "Regular Burrito" at El Gran Burrito for the last two and one-half years. It is a great value at two dollars and fifty cents. I was recently forced to discontinue my patronage of "El Gran Burrito" upon being refused a glass of tap water to accompany my burrito. I am not sure whether they now deny ALL patrons water, or exactly to what criteria they apply thier new "rules." I was grateful to learn of the new policies there, as I would hate to continue to patronize a merchant who may or may not want to do business based on various superficial traits of the patron. The establishment does not place value on continued patronage. Too bad.
