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[ more from burritophile]
"This place's burritos are typically very very similar to other El Famous Burritos - good steak meat (with some selection of other meats, chicken and fish (I think)), usual lettuce, tomatoes, beans, along with some salsa and peppers. It's still a decent bu..."
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"Burritos are generally good - steak is well cooked albeit a bit tasteless and greasy. Good balance of meat and accessories - a far cry from the nearby Taco Bell...."
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"Pretty typical of all other El Famous Burrito stores - generally good choices of meat, complete with lettuce, tomatoes, beans, and your choice of red and green salsa (as much as you want, as its on the counter). The veggies are fresh and crispy, and beans..."
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": 4") I always get the beef: it's not greasy, but it is a touch dry. In Chicago's SW suburbs, you have few other places to go to for an authentic, no frills, left-jab-right-cross burrito...."
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"The true test of a burrito is its ability to stave off imminent hangover. These slabs are so large that they must be eaten with knives and forks, as no amount of tautly stretched tin foil can truly contain them...."
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"First of all this place isn't exactly in Waukegan, it's in nearby Park City right by the trailer courts main entrance off of rts 41 & 120. Funny thing about is that, is in Waukegan about 1 mile east of here, off of Lewis ave are at least 30 Taquerias, Mex..."
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[ more from centerstagechicago]
"With the closing of the world-renowned Big Burrito and mysterious disappearance of its owner Rick a few years back, El Famous captured the title of most popular far North Side burrito joint. Though El Famous is only famous to neighborhood residents and ar..."
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"TripAdvisor™ provides unbiased reviews, articles, recommendations and opinions on El Famous Burrito, Chicago...."
[ more from judysbook]
| "My wife and I have been driving from Evanston to El Famous for years. The chicken in the burritos, which appears to be slow roasted, is out of this world...." |
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[ more from metromix.chicagotribune]
"Rumor has it that a person can eat two of the football-size burritos if they are really hungry. is pretty much located at the midpoint between Northwestern University and Loyola University Chicago, so the clientele includes a lot of college students...."
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