Breakfast Tacos

Who orders this

Breakfast tacos are for mornings when a bowl or a burrito is too much and you want something warm in a tortilla.

The overhead board lists breakfast tacos as its own section with chorizo and egg among the options, so the kitchen runs the classic fillings.

They are also a good introduction to the kitchen's tortillas: you can try corn and flour in one small order before committing to a bigger meal.

What the menu says

The breakfast taco section sits beside the specialty taco list on the overhead board. Chorizo and egg is the filling shown in the capture; other breakfast fillings may rotate, so the board is the current source of truth.

The same board confirms the kitchen works with both corn and flour tortillas, which is the only tortilla detail the photo evidence supports.

The finish options from the rest of the menu apply here too: lettuce, tomato, onion, cheese, and sour cream are the toppings the boards list across the taco and torta sections.

A breakfast taco plus a can drink or a horchata is the quickest breakfast the menu supports, and it stays in the same price range as the rest of the taco line.

At the counter

Pick your tortilla, your filling, and your finish before you reach the register. Availability of breakfast items can vary, so ask what is running.

If you want cheese or a cold finish, say so at the counter; the toppings are built the same way as the rest of the menu.

Breakfast tacos are ordered a la carte like the rest of the taco line. If the kitchen is out of a filling, the board or the counter staff will point you to what is running that day.

Outcomes and next steps

Breakfast tacos wrapped in the tortilla you picked, ready to eat or carry.

Filling and toppings are confirmed at the counter.

Breakfast tacos come off the line quickly, which makes them a genuine grab-and-go morning order that still holds up on the ride.