El Farolito Restaurant Review, San Francisco
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El Farolito is a Mexican Restaurant with several locations in San Francisco’s Mission district, Oakland, South San Francisco, Santa Rosa, and Rohnert Park. We visited the 24th street location.
Decor, Vibe – Pretty plain jane dining establishment, no beauty awards here. Mostly locals eating of all ages and ethnicities.
Menu Pictures (Click to zoom into any picture)
Picks:
Chicken Quesdilla Suiza ($5.45 for regular) was pretty big and full of chicken. They ask if you want grilled or boiled chicken, a first for me. Cheese, chicken were all delictable. One of the better versions in the city. Chips cost 0.50 extra now.
Al Pastor Burrito ($4.45 for regular) was pretty massive for the price. Good amount of seasoned pork. I prefer the Al pastor flavor elsewhere but found this a solid version. Fresh rice, tomatoes, and black beans.
OK:
Horchata ($2.75) had decent flavor but was not stirred up well. Lots of powdery residue floating around.
Pans:
None
El Farolito took about 5 minutes to get the food ready. Prices are pretty good making this a good value. We would rank the taco trucks like El Tonayanse and El Norteno slightly higher in terms of food quality, but the food here was pretty good.
Also at:
4817 Mission St
San Francisco 94110
(415) 337-5500
2779 Mission St
San Francisco 94110
(415) 824-7877
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Overall Rating: 
(Good)
Come Back? 
| Food Rating: |  (Very Good) |
| Service Rating: | (Average) |
| Atmosphere Rating: | (Average) |
| Value Rating: | (Good) |
Guide: 0 = poor, 1 = Fair/Average, 2 = Good, 2.5 = Very Good, 3 = Excellent , 4 = Extraordinary
| Alcohol: | Beer, Wine |
| Attire: | Casual |
| Hours: | Daily 9am - 10pm |
| Parking: | Street |
| Reservations: | No |
| Prices: | $1.95 - $11.90 |
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