Ken H.
Yelp
Every now and then the veil to the other side of reality appears here in Boulder.
North Boulder used to be the "Dogpatch" of town. Two strip clubs (yeah, there was one other than the Bus Stop) a few dive bars, Judy's Diner, and a scattering of trailers. Now it's been gentrified, tredified, Google-ized and hipped out, yet there remains a few of the old style establishments.
I'm not sure how long La Choza has been around, but I hope they continue to fight the rebellion. When you walk in, you're not sure if your on South Federal or North Broadway. Your map will tell you Broadway, but looking around, this place in no way resembles Boulder.
Refreshing.
You order at the counter, lay down your $3.50, and have the options of something like ten different varieties of breakfast burritos. Santiago's can't hold a candle to this, folks. There you have 1 (one) choice of meat, and it's whatever the cook wants that day. Here, they have it all. Asada, carnita, chorizo, barbacoa, and some I've never heard of before.
There's six kinds of salsas to the right of the counter, they kindly ask that you only take what you need. The plywood booths speak of thousands before you, witnesses to the goodness that lurks inside that foil-wrapped tube of heaven that's about to be placed before you.
Enjoy. I sure as hell did...
Ken Hutchison