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Whether you grew up in San Diego or have only been here a short while, you have no doubt been exposed to the Bertos phenomenon. Like the cheese on their potato rolled tacos, these late-night carne huts are heavily sprinkled throughout the city. They don a variety of different pre-fixes including: Adal-, Ai-, Al-, Ali-, Ei-, Fili-, Gual-, Ham-, Hil-, Hum-, Juan- Jil-, Noel-, Nol, Nor-, Ram-, Rigo-, Ro-, Rol-, Roy-, and Ru-. In addition to the last syllable Bertos these San Diego Taquerias have several other attributes in common. They almost all have red and yellow exterior walls and signage, drive thrus that seem to have been installed as an afterthought, and a logo of an oversized sombrero atop either a man or jalapeño with a mustache. They also offer many of the same San Diego-style Mexican food staples including the rolled taco (drenched in cheese and guacamole), the California Burrito (complete with french fries
inside the burrito), and, last but not least, the Carne Asada Burrito.
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