"I got two things, the chorizo and bacon breakfast burrito and a pastor torta. Maybe these are the wrong things to get here but I have to judge off of what I tasted.Breakfast burrito: I've never had a breakfast burrito with rice and beans but hey, down to try anything. I took three bites and thought my order was wrong because I did not get any eggs, potatoes, chorizo, or bacon in any of the bites. The fourth bite is when I found it. Yall, the burrito is huge, but I kid you not, there was a strip of bacon, maybe one scrambled egg, and some chunks of potato/chorizo in a sea of rice and beans. This would be fine if the burrito wasn't $14. For that price, the ratio needs to have more of the breakfast side of things. The price to quality ratio is way off for a breakfast burrito. Way off. Pastor Torta:Pros: the bread is great and the toasted texture is perfect. Cons: there is maybe 2 ounces of Pastor in the whole sandwich. The pastor tastes great, add more. The pastor here is basically marinated strips of pork loin it seems, each half of the torta contained maybe 6-8 strips, not kidding. You open the torta and you see more bread in between the pastor than actual pastor. Again for $14, this is crazy low value. For bread, lettuce, tomato, and 2oz of pork, this isn't it.Again, maybe i got the wrong things, maybe the other burritos or tacos is where it's at. But from what I had, this is one of the more disappointing Mexican food experiences I've had in Portland that wasn't from a chain (don pedro, victoricos, muchas gracias, etc). Even for Portland Mexican food standards, this was a bit of a let down. The food was hot, the salsas were okay, and the taste itself is fine which is why I give 3 stars."
