El Toro Taqueria is a street-food stop in San Francisco.
Editorially verified May 18, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Super Duper Burgers on 721 Market is the downtown counter of the Bay Area chain founded in the Castro in 2010, with Brandt Beef patties ground daily.
TryMini Burger and garlic fries
TipMini Burger plus garlic fries with six-month aged cheddar is the under-fifteen-dollar order; add a Straus soft-serve shake if the line is short.
Panchita's on 16th Street in the Mission has been serving Salvadorian pupusas since 1989. Open daily lunch through late evening. At 3091 16th Street.
TryEl Salvadorian pupusas with cheese, beans, loroco
La Taqueria in San Francisco is Miguel Jara's Mission counter and a James Beard America's Classic, with the modern Mission burrito and a doubled-corn taco.
TryCarnitas burrito and tacos
TipAsk for the dorado-style burrito; the kitchen sears it on the plancha for a crisp edge.
El Farolito in San Francisco is the Mission's all-night taqueria on 24th and Mission, with the super burrito al pastor the late shift orders and a horchata.
TrySuper burrito and quesadilla suiza
TipOpen to 02:30 on weekends; the 23:00-01:00 window is the city's best post-bar order.
Off the Grid Friday Night at Fort Mason in San Francisco is the city's largest food-truck gathering, with 30-plus operators and a bay-view picnic lawn.
TryRotating food trucks (Friday night market)
TipArrive at 17:00 sharp for the shortest lines; bring cash for the trucks that still take cards slowly.
The Sentinel in San Francisco is Dennis Leary's South of Market lunch window, serving a corned beef and Russian dressing sandwich to a long FiDi office line.
TryCorned beef sandwich
TipOrder ahead via the website by 11:00; the window is a six-deep line from 12:15-13:30.
