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Each time I return to this place, which is rare, I am reminded of why I stayed away: they're cheap. Not inexpensive. Stingy. The most insulting to anybody's intelligence is the one quarter of a thin sliver of hard, unripe tomato that is put on one's food. Taco Bell puts a big scoop of fresh diced tomato an everything for a fraction of the price. This is not a rare earth metal, it's a tomato. Don't insult your customers when you've got a reasonably decent thing going, and don't charge them another buck to give them another piece of tomato the size of a quarter.

I have been going to San Loco for 3 years now and I have yet to be disappointed. Strong drinks, friendly service and cheap food, (Rice and Bean Guaco Loco is great for vegetarians) keep me coming back. They also have the cleanest bathrooms in the East Village.

I checked this place out after trying to find the closest Mexican food joint near my work. Saw a sign in the window about City Search Best Mexican Restaurant, and got excited. Food was prepared quickly. The salad portion was huge. BUT...my burriot tasted rather odd. Not odd-odd, but not that Mexican-flavor-I-was-looking-for odd.

at 3 am... i want nothing else. the margaritas are awesome, the tacos are awesome, they will accommodate your order no matter how weird, and the food is fast, filling and delicious. what more do you need?

I travel often to Mexico and have been going there for years and I've never had anything there that tastes like the stuff served up at San Loco. I don't know what it is--it's not Mexican, and it's pretty lousy.

For those of you bitcin about soggy shells, bad service, having to make your own burrito, and what ever else, no one cares. The fact is that this place makes THE BEST hard shell beef tacos on the planet, period. Their mixture of coriander and cumin spices give the meat a unique flavor. This place has developed a bit of a cult following over the years. It's a hole in the wall type of restaurant, with a hole in the wall. Everything is made fresh to order and should be eaten immediately to avoid soggy shell syndrome. Try a combination of the stupid and serious sauce if you're looking to spice up your life. I have been coming here for as long as I can remember and still have only tried the hard shell beef tacos, though I hear the rest of the food is not too shabby either. If you're ever in Miami, try their South Beach location. The food is even better late night after a cocktails. And remember if you don't like it, NO ONE CARES because we LOVE IT!

So i order a chicken burrito, no onions, no pico de gallo, no peppers. I didnt get chicken, i got beef, got some onions. they put the guacamole on the side along with the rice, beans lettuce and sour cream and expect you to build your own burrito.