Taqueria Guadalajara

If you’re hungry and your friends and family are too, make sure to check out Taqueria Guadalajara for some fantastic cultural food! The burritos are delicious. My companion and I ordered the Regular and Super Shrimp Burritos, along with chips and guacamole. The main difference between the regular and super burrito is the addition of sour cream and extra salsa in the super one. The large shrimp are grilled just enough before being wrapped up in the tasty burrito. You can choose from a variety of tortillas—flour, tomato, spinach, or wheat—and fill it with rice, beans, cheese, and your choice of hot sauce or pico de gallo. I’d recommend the flour tortilla. The guacamole side dish is huge, packed with diced tomatoes and onions, and the chips are pretty tasty too. Taqueria Guadalajara came highly recommended to me, and now I’m passing that recommendation on. If you’re in the mood for a good burrito, definitely give it a try!

When it comes to finding one of the best burritos in town, Taqueria Guadalajara is a go-to favorite. My companion and I frequent this location often, and it never disappoints. The Food We ordered the chicken burritos, and as always, they were excellent. The portions are generous, the flavors bold, and each bite is loaded with tender, well-seasoned chicken. The green salsa is a standout, vibrant, flavorful, and the perfect complement to the burrito. Plus, every order comes with chips and access to the salad bar, which offers plenty of fresh options to customize your meal. Service & Atmosphere The staff is consistently friendly, welcoming, and quick. Whether it’s a busy lunch rush or a quieter evening, they always show up with great attitudes and efficient service. It’s the kind of place where you feel like a regular, even if it’s your first visit. The atmosphere is simple and straightforward, nothing extravagant, but the colorful murals on the walls add a nice artistic touch that reflects the restaurant’s cultural roots. It’s a casual, no-frills spot where the focus is on good food and good vibes. Final Thoughts If you’re looking for consistently great burritos, friendly service, and a laid-back environment, Taqueria Guadalajara is a must-visit. The food is always fresh, flavorful, and satisfying, making it one of the best spots in town for authentic Mexican fare. Highly recommend! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

This is the best Mexican in San Francisco. Completely authentic. Full of flavour. Unassuming in its presentation but full of genuine flavours. I highly recommend.

Been here a couple times and if I can remember got the same thing both times. Order at the counter style and they will deliver your food at your table. Service was great and food was good and fulfilling. Definitely will be back when I’m in the area and to try their other choices.

I've been going here for a long time now. Sometimes, there's a line depending on the time of day, but it goes fast. The ladies who take your order are fast and no frills service. Tell them what you want and pay. Within minutes, your order is ready. Last night, I ordered super carnitas taco. It was so massive that I couldn't fold it. A great bite every time- tender carnitas, crunch from onions and cilantro, and kick from hot sauce. Also ordered super carne asada burrito and nachos no beans or pico. Parking is tough, especially during dinner time and weekends

Love the Super Burrito from here! My wife and I eat here a couple times a month and are always satisfied. The salsas and pico de gallo with chips are top notch. Try them out if you haven’t already, way better than El Farolito in my opinion.

Big Burrito. It was good - better than average. It was worth it. I got delivery. Uber eats hiked the price near 30. I’m rating based off the food alone and the price it would have been going into the place for pickup.

Delicious chicken burritos, packed full of flavor and so big that I had leftovers for the next day.

One of the first places I visited when moving to the Bay Area. If you're in San Francisco and craving a burrito, this place is a must-visit. The portions are generous. Prices are reasonable for the city, especially considering the quantity of food. The chorizo super burrito is my go-to or al pastor super burrito. Both burritos come fully loaded and will not disappoint. Parking can be a bit of a hassle on busy days, but fortunately, they offer parking at the rear of the restaurant. In short: fantastic food, generous portions, and great value--definitely worth a visit!

Great tasting food from a small place that's got a heavy hitter across the street. The inside is a lil cozy but we'll decorated Service is quick enough it's made to order

Yelpers are right: tasty burritos. Super burrito comes with sour cream ,avocado, rice, beans, choice of meat. )14.25 Reg burrito: 12.75 Look for the fresh salsa bar. Customer service: very good Order cane in ten minutrs.

I peep the reviews on here, so I'm skeptical. They're known for a good super burrito but I only get my burritos from one spot. I'm on the hunt for the best tacos right now so I order from here. I order three carne asada tacos. Let me tell you....... These things are LOADED with meat! But it's not over cooked, not dry or tough. The meat was juicy, tender and flavorful! The tortillas weren't grilled so long they were too hard, nice soft but crisp textured. These things definitely fill you up for sure. Definitely an 8.5 out of 10! Recommend for sure!

This is my favorite taqueria when I'm craving a quesadilla. My typical order here is the super quesadilla suiza with carne asada, which is absolutely delicious! I've also tried the burritos here before, which were good but nowhere as great as the quesadillas.

My taco was full of fat! I couldn't even swallow the first bite! Worst taco I've ever had.

If you're looking for authentic burritos and don't want to wait in line for El Farolito across the street, then Taqueria Guadalajara is the way to go! We ordered a super grilled chicken burrito and regular asada burrito. I don't typically order chicken for my choice of protein, but I gotta say, it was juicy and well grilled! Actually preferred the grilled chicken over steak. Some of our bites from the super burrito, however, were uneven (e.g. areas with no chicken, sour cream only placed at one end of the burrito), but it was still a satisfying meal nonetheless. Food prep was approximately 5 minutes and they give you complimentary chips as you wait. The red and green salsas were good but on the spicier side. Orange sauce is fridged behind the cash register, so you'll need to ask a worker for that. The interior was very decorative and reminded me of Mexico. They were playing a DJ mix of 70's and 80's music from Youtube that night. Place can get pretty packed weekend nights. Friendly staff. $10 minimum for card charges.

Taqueria Guadalajara has to be my favorite taqueria in San Francisco. It is such a bold statement but it's true! The quality and quantity of their food is top tier and so flavorful. Although the prices have definitely increased throughout the years due to inflation, you still get what you pay for. Summary: Food: 10/10 Service: 8/10 Ambiance: 9/10 Parking: 5/10 Go to orders: Shrimp Wet Burrito Super Quesadilla - Shrimp Grilled Chicken Tostada Super Burrito - Carne Asada Menudo - weekends only FOOD: 10/10 The food here hits the spot extra when yo are starving or having late night munchies from a fun night out. I have never been disappointed with any dish I have ordered from here. The flavor profiles here are so yummy and good quality. I ALSO LOVE the ample amount of options they have at the self serve salsa bar. Whether you want your different types of salsa's, pickled veggies and jalapeños, radishes, etc. SERVICE: 8/10 We have been served my different staff and all of them are consistently kind but also straightforward. If you order on the phone, there are times where they mess up your order. Ordering in person tends to be more successful. AMBIANCE: When this place gets PACKED, it is challenging finding a seat. But other than that, seating is a mixture of bar stool and table seating. PARKING: Very hit or miss. The parking lot has very limited spaces and is a free for all parking lot for different businesses. Street parking is hit or miss and primarily meter based. Side note: Gosh... looking at my 2017 review is SO bad hahaha.

I can't believe I have to write this review. Most of my previous reviews were applauding this restaurant for making delicious food almost every time and it never disappointed until now. I ordered two Pastor Super burritos to go and unfortunately both of those burritos had seriously sanitation and quality issues. The first burrito had not one but multiple pieces of hair in the burrito; I could not finish it at that point. The second burrito was worse, there were pebbles found in the burrito!! How does that even happen? Unfortunately, I don't think I'll be returning here in the future. It's a shame because this was my go to taqueria and I loved this spot. Not one but both burritos were unsanitary and disgusting, I can't come back anytime soon.

The quesadillas are AMAZING! It's stacked like a burrito but a lot cheesier. And the prices are amazing too. Very slept on taqueria in SF.

It's definitely one of my go-to spots for real Mexican food. 1. Super steak burrito - highly recommend, and it's big for me, so I eat about half, but my husband can finish it all on his own. 2. Super Nachos - I usually get the 2 meat with carnitas and el pastor. I do no beans and extra cheese. This is a meal on its own 3. Shrimp and meat - my first time trying it, and I had it with carnitas, and the plate is a big size with lots of shrimp. Oh my gosh, you definitely need an appetite for this or have more than enough to share with someone. 4. Enchiladas - This is always comforting, and I love it the most during a cold day 5. Super Taco - A little pricy but amazing. It's worth it, but I recommend switching it up. For the price you can get a burrito. This place is always busy but has a lot of tables for everyone to sit. They are always quick to clean up after people when they leave. Agua frescas are always good. Salsas are good as well. Parking can definitely be tough depending on the time of day

I had the late night munchies and this was one of the few spots that were open, so I decided to Postmates from here. I ended up ordering a regular burrito from here, which comes with a choice of meat (I had carne asada), rice, beans, salsa, and onions. Although the regular burrito is smaller than the super burrito, the regular one was still decently sized--it was large enough for me and my husband to share. The burrito itself was also really enjoyable. I wouldn't say it's the best burrito I've had or anything mind blowing, but it's a super solid and satisfying late night option.

I heard this place is better than El Farrito, so I decided to stop by give it a shot. Here's what I found out. 1. The best thing for this establishment is their Super burrito. I gave it 4 stars. Minus one star due to its size is a lot smaller compared original El Farito. The burrito is definitely a lot better than El Farito, for sure hands down. But will I drive out to the city for it ? No, not a chance. But,, if I am in the city and I am in mood for a burrito, then this is the spot for it !!! The burrito size is on the medium. This place use real avocado slices instead of Guacamole interesting flavor. It's low in flavor, low in salt. Thus it's best pairs with their green salsa verde. 4/5 2. Their tacos are horrible .... Sad to say. No taste in tortilla, it's generic, seems it was steamed. No crunch on it, it's hard. They are generous with the meat amount for its tacos. No flavor. 2/5 3. Chips. Very salty , generic store bought chips . 1/5. It's free but miserable. 4. Store environment. Horrible. Do not dine in, one of the staff was sweeping the floor, while people was eating at the table. Super disappointed with that. I have a huge pet peeve about people sweeping while customers are eating. Horrible. This is a place for take out. Overall. I only recommend this place for take out. Burrito only. Due to its location, difficulty on parking. The burrito kept their reviews up! But don't expect anything else more.

We ate at Guadalajara at about 4 pm today. At first the gentleman who took our order was very nice . But the lady who took over at the counter was VERY VERY RUDE and INCONSIDERATE and told us that we were getting a lot of foil to wrap our left overs and even the nerve to tell us that she will charge extra for the condiments. The condiments is open for self service to everyone who dines in and to go orders. If that's the case then there should be a sign that there's a limit on everything. I have never seen a Mexican restaurant like this ever. Don't come here....there are better ones with good food along with good customer service.

Came here last night around 11 pm craving a burrito. Initially, I was driving to El Farolito but saw the line was to the door so I went across the street to this taqueria where there was about 6 people inside. First time here, the price isn't bad for a super burrito and it comes with everything inside it (salsa, sour cream, guacamole, rice, beans, meat, cheese). I ordered an al pastor super burrito and it was made within 5-7 minutes of ordering it, so I'd say pretty quick service. Taste wise, I was surprised it was actually pretty good. Also, it came with chips at no cost which is a plus. The pork (pastor) actually was juicy and marinated with good flavor in it. Throughout the burrito is wasn't too mushy where the beans are all mashed up with the rice and sour cream. Overall, I was satisfied with this taqueria and I would come back for another late night burrito.

Al Pastor supper burrito and tacos! Great salsa bar and quick friendly service. Smaller place for inside seating with great walk art. Good prices and this is one of our go to for Al pastor - great flavor, decent size and fresh! Cabeza tacos are bomb, too!Parking may be a little hard but hey, it's worth it!! We'll be back asap!

I've made it my mission to try all the popular taquerias in SF, and Taqueria Quadalajara was my most recent stop! I ordered the super nachos and they were loaded with meat! I appreciated the open and clean salsa bar, and especially enjoyed the pickled carrots and onions. I do wish the meat was crispier, though it was cooked well otherwise. The nachos could have used some more beans and pico for toppings as well, but I'm glad the meat was plentiful. I was served my food in a reasonable time, and the salsa bar and tables were clean. Prices are generally reasonable, though El Farrolito across the street has them beat by a mile.

T'was the robin who killed a tomatoey Cock Robin...probably from the off-tasting red salsa accompaniment. The chips & salsa also was different.* It's not the first time either...so beware. The just-enough-to-smash-down-the-lid-and-close-the-box Chilaquiles order, was filling. Unfortunately the avocado's placement made it more like splattered chunky guac. And the grilled chicken burrito also contained something offf. All-in-alll, I'll give this establishment another chance...*The red's container eventually bowed out--probably from the T's acidity produced along with a nasty onion...perhaps

More like 3.5 stars. Taqueria Guadalajara is my go-to because it's in the area. I don't eat burritos often, but when I do I think of Guadalajara. I have been going here for years. I always order the steak (or steak with shrimps) super burrito, everything in it, black beans and wrapped in a spinach tortilla. Now the burrito is good, but the issue (and why this place deserves 3.5 stars) is that they are always inconsistent. Sometimes they load the burrito up where you can actually see and taste each item, then there are times where the fillings (guac, sour cream, cheese or proteins) are lacking. I just want to be able to order a burrito and have it consistently good and the same size every time. You can clearly see in my recent photos (below) that both super steak burritos were the same order (except one had a spinach tortilla) but one was clearly smaller than the other. Their green sauce has always been the cherry on top. It's so good I have to have at least 3. The other thing I noticed is that price has gone up tremendously in the last few years, but I guess that is expected with most businesses post Covid times. 2 super steak burritos is now $30. I understand and don't mind the increase, but if you're going to charge more-then be consistent!

To whoever is reading this review. I have tried about close to 12 taquerias/ food trucks to find my fav burrito spot in the city. Being a vegetarian, it's been hard to find a place as good as ones in the south bay. To whoever has not been to El Califas in Sunnyvale, thank me later after you have made a the trip down south. I'm sure there are hidden gems in sf but there are so wonderfully hidden that I'm still on this mission. Decent service. Neat and tidy place. No complaints about my veggie burrito. Just that it is not comparable to my faavvv food truck.

Not sure if it is because I ordered off DoorDash but the food quality was subpar. I haven't had food from here in years albeit I had a quesadilla...so maybe I should have ordered that instead. Knew something was off when the salsa packs leaked and the bag was soggy. At least I have La Vic's orange sauce here at home...iykyk. The super burrito was chock full of rice and the steak was tough. And some rice was dry that when they fell to the floor, it produced a sound. And the guacamole? Yeah didn't see/taste anything. Sour cream was plentiful though. The regular taco with grilled chicken was burnt and some of the pieces were crunchy/dry. Reminded me of tandoori chicken because of the charred taste with each bite. Not sure if it was because it was to go but the cilantro didn't look fresh. Wish that I ordered somewhere else bc this was a let down. Service from door dash was great though. Carne Asada Burrito Grilled Chicken Tacos.

Another stop on my tour of great SF taquerias! While Taqueria Guadalajara may not be on the main part of Mission like some of the more well-known SF spots, it is every bit as good as the rest of them! We did a post-hike takeout order and the highlight was definitely the Burrito Mixto, which allowed you to have 2 different meats. I went with Carne Asasa/Pastor, but there are so many combinations you can try and I'm sure they would all be delicious! You can also do it with either the Regular or Super versions so there are options, depending on your preferences. The staff was dealing with a lot of online/to-go orders, but were very nice, quick, and pleasant. Looking forward to coming back here soon!

the tacos here were great! they have a variety of meat options to choose from, this place is also open pretty late!

My favorite taqueria in SF! I always do a super carne asada burrito with everything in it and it never disappoints. It's cash only and make sure to check out the salsa bar!

Great service, great food. I'll come back when I'm in the city. Had a carne asada plate. Family also had carne asada tacos, shrimp enchilada plate, and super burritos. Everything was excellent! They have a great salsa verde like I've never had anywhere before, spicy carrots, red salsa, etc. on their condiment bar also all fresh and delicious.

The food at Taqueria Guadalajara is shockingly bad: carnitas had huge chunks of fat, they're giving you worst parts of the meat; flan was literally devoid of any flavor; & al pastor could be mistaken for carne asada as it had no marinade. One star because it gave people in my group stomach aches and/or food poisoning so I'm questioning the cleanliness of their operation. Avoid Taqueria Guadalajara (& while you're at it, avoid hyped-up El Farolito, too.) You deserve better. If you want good Mexican food, go to Pancho Villa or La Taqueria.

The service is okay, but the food is delicious! Super Quesadilla Carne Asada is a must! Perfect big size to share or have for yourself with possible leftovers. The meat is seasoned perfectly. Self serve salsa bar is my favorite. The chips are good too. Our go to spot for quesadillas!

I hate to give two stars, and sad that this is my first review because I have always been going here over El Farolito; I have been a regular customer. I only go to El Farolito if my friends want it over La Guadalajara. But I always go here for my own personal preference for a good burrito. But today, I probably won't come again because they forgot to put shrimp in my super shrimp burrito. I was a little confused because they never miss. I even checked the receipt I left in the bag to see if this was my order. And it was my order. I also tipped well at this spot every time, but just eating this burrito was so disappointing. The shrimp was supposed to be the anchor of the whole dish that I wanted, but instead, I just ate the rice and beans. I'm going to El Farolito instead!

Got a super burrito here for a late night snack. Service was fast, and the food was delicious. Not much else to say except I will come back again next time!

The meat is super juicy, which makes the taco shell on the taco soaking wet. The price is a but high $4.95/ regular taco. They have free chip and salsa but I didn't really want chip, I just want the taco. They have variety of sauce and vegies selection. It's self service. The place was busy around 10pm we came at night.

Now, our recent taste buds hasn't changed and we both wanted burritos again. I got a wet burrito and my wife got a shrimp burrito!!!

Food has no real taste , the service was great and seemed to be very busy but can't believe people actually like this food , the meat taste like it's been sitting for 2 days , they also charged me for 6 bags when i only got one ? i wish i could say it is 4-5 stars but it barely gets the 1 . if you wanna try good mexican food definitely don't eat here

My go-to burrito place! I always get the carne asada super burrito and it hits the spot. Servers and cooks are nice. They work really fast in getting your order out to you. The restaurant has many seating area with wooden tables and chairs. They give you house made chips and you're able to a scoop your own sauces and as much as you'd like.

Another one of my go to's. Carne asada super burrito and carne asada plate. Food is plentiful, tasty, and fresh. Salsa bar with plenty of limes, radish, salsa, etc. I love the chips too. Service is prompt. Love the ladies there. Plenty of seating and a huge plus for parking in the back.

Can't believe the size of the wet burrito for the price point! It was enough for two entire meals for me. I love how they have all the different types of meats here as well as shrimp. The salsas are delicious and the red is actually spicy! The wet burrito is stuffed with tender meat (I got cabeza). The tortilla chips are also fresh and crispy, so good. This place hits the spot for Mexican food!

My new go to spot for burritos. It's so hard to find tripas as a meat option in the city so I was very excited to see it on their menu (tip: ask for it extra crispy). Their salsa bar is also phenomenal and they give you chips for dine in and take out. I've also tried the standard carne which was good as well. Service is quick. It can get busy and they don't have that many seats inside.

I'm not a huge burrito person (much prefer tacos), but this is my go-to spot for burritos when I get the craving. So many things to love: they're open late, are a quick bus ride away from my place (take the 14! or I see a lot of delivery orders), have a great salsa bar, and friendly service. My go-to is the carne asada super burrito; not sure how they do it, but the ratios of everything inside is perfect, so you get a delicious, balanced bite each time! They're located across the street from an El Farolito, which I'll gladly skip for a Guadalajara burrito.

One of the most remarkable aspects of Super Burrito is its exceptional flavor profile. The combination of ingredients creates a harmonious blend of tastes that is hard to resist. The burrito typically consists of a large flour tortilla filled with a choice of succulent meats, such as grilled chicken, seasoned beef, or tender pork. The meat is expertly cooked and seasoned to perfection, resulting in a burst of savory goodness with every bite.

If you're hangry and all of your friends and fam are hangry, head on over to Taqueria Guadalajara for some fabulous cultural cuisine! Burritos are really good. My friend and I ordered the Regular Shrimp Burrito and Super Shrimp Burrito and side of guacamole and chips. The burrito difference between regular and super is sour cream and additional salsa. The shrimps are pretty big and they grill them a little before they hop on over into the burrito wrapped goodness. Rice, choice of beans, cheese, choice of hot sauce or pico de gallo are all wrapped up into your choice of tortilla; flour, tomato, spinach or wheat. Note: flour is recommended. The side of guacamole is massive with loads of diced onions and tomatoes. The chips are ok, not homemade but pretty good. This taqueria was highly recommended to me and I'm forwarding on the recommendation, please give Taqueria Guadalajara a try, especially if you love a great burrito.

It's been ages since I have been to Guadalajara, but back in the day they used to have some of the most tasty food, sadly that was not my experience last night. Monday night there was a light drizzle, and the roads were pretty empty which allowed a traffic free drive. Regarding parking let's just say that I bent the rules a bit, but I was not the only being inventive in regards to parking. As for the pickup it was fast, and easy with the ride home being uneventful. My order was a chicken burrito with some chips on the side, a pretty simple order. The Burritto was large with a generous amount of chicken inside, the chips fresh and crisp, and a mix of salsa were provided. Sadly the chicken was not seasoned, and the wrap had the characteristics of a damp, cold, musty old sock. So yea not really great. Would I go back, No, but I can hope that at some point they will again take pride in the food they put out.

Taqueria Guadalajara lands on the top list for rating as one of the best tacos in SF. I stopped by here yesterday because of my craving for a super taco. Must say, inflation is very real. One super taco now cost $5.95 each. That is crazy. For my order of four super tacos, it cost nearly $26. I decided to go to one of my local favorite Mexican restaurants across from Taqueria Guadalajara for my super burrito and more super taco. The super taco at El Farolito cost only $4.80. In comparison to Taqueria Guadalajara, there is a $1.15 difference. Of course, the super taco proportion from Taqueria Guadalajara is a bit larger. In terms of taste though, I would say Taqueria Guadalajara wins because their carne asada meat is much more flavorful than El Farolito. However, the toppings are pretty much the same so the taste is quite similar if you are not picky with your tacos and want more for less. In my opinion, I still think El Farolito wins overall because the first bite of their super burrito is so mouth-watering, it overshadows both restaurant's super tacos. The service there is also friendlier too, which helps.

My friend helped me to order a super carne asada burrito for takeout. I requested no beans in my burrito right after he ordered and he let the cashier know. My burrito was the smallest of the 3 that were ordered and we assumed it was because there wasn't any beans. To my surprise, there wasn't any avocado, cheese, or salsa that was supposed to be included in a super burrito. I think we were charged the price of a super burrito but was not served that. Disappointing, especially since my friend was trying to convince me that this place served good burritos. It was okay, I didn't find it to be anything special but maybe if I actually received what I ordered, that might have made a difference.

Been here twice and the place does get very busy and limited tables. However, the foods is good and the green salad is a must. It's just a good place to get your Mexican food fixing here.

TLDR: The rave reviews were overhyped. I heard so much about this place with multiple locations across the Bay. Though the tacos were cheap and size able portions I felt that the meat lacked a certain flavor. The sauces were self serve and I felt unable to strike a good balance. This did not live up to the hype.

I also have been a customer here for a long time but I don't think I can order from Guadalajara anymore. I almost never receive the chips I order and today I ordered enchiladas and Uber delivered a burrito with a ton of fat mixed in with the meat. It's gross. I'm throwing it out. I really loved this place for decades. How sad.

Well, the Carne Asada added a bang to the super nachos. The dish was dry and overall, seem to be missing in creative presentation, and in taste and flavor.

What do you know about quality Latin food? They know here. The Ambiance is a unique and retro feel that is quaint. The service is always amazing. Fast pace and welcoming....

First time having a wet burrito here and it was ok. The sauce didn't have too much flavor. Meat to rice and beans portion was ok. The asada seemed to be lacking flavor. I've had regular burritos from here before and love this place, especially because its open late night. I'll stick to the regular burritos.

The only thing missing is my dearly departed granny that I used to enjoy going to this place with. The food is fresh authentic well made and on spot at all times. Beautiful murals within and good service. Si se puede ordenar comida rica aquí, Yes you can order tasty food here!