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I'm surprised it wasn't at LANL, considering one of the shops in Los Alamos near the lab has this amazing hatch chile burrito that's under $8 and is 10/10 in te
by imroot 4y ago
I'm surprised it wasn't at LANL, considering one of the shops in Los Alamos near the lab has this amazing hatch chile burrito that's under $8 and is 10/10 in terms of flavor.
- wrycoder 4y agoDo you have a name?
- watersb 4y agoPossibly the Chile Works or El Parasol? El Parasol: https://elparasol.com/ https://elparasol.com/ Google Street View of the sign to the Chile Works, off Trinity Drive: - https://www.google.com/maps/@35.8796938,-106.3006991,3a,75y,358.04h,90.86t/data=!3m4!1e1!3m2!1s4FSpNlP4DLFZJz5YTOe_ug!2e0 https://www.google.com/maps/@35.8796938,-106.3006991,3a,75y,...
- code_duck 4y agoPersonally I'd go to Viola's. But in general, you're not going to have to look far for a good burrito with green chile in NM.
- wrycoder 4y agoTrue. I like Josie's in Santa Fe, also especially for the huevos rancheros at breakfast, with a side of posole.
- peapicker 4y agoI, too, as a former Los Alamos resident, immediately thought of Viola’s. I don’t have any idea how many hundreds of Christmas breakfast burritos I’ve enjoyed there. Haven’t been in years since my Dad retired from LANL and moved to ABQ.
- dreamcompiler 4y agoThere are such places near SNL too. More, because Albuquerque is much larger than Los Alamos. e.g. Vick's Vittles, Tia Betty Blues, Golden Pride, and of course the old standby Grandma's K & I Diner which has been feeding nuclear engineers for 62 years.