Kansas City, MOBurritos

Kansas City Magazine put the burrito at this Central Avenue counter on its list of Latin bites for fifteen dollars or less, at $4.75. The magazine recommends the No. 2, ground beef and potatoes, or the No. 3, pork smothered in a red sauce. It is a to go operation on a busy Wyandotte County street, so the move is to order a couple of numbers at the window and eat them warm.

KCUR's roundup of Kansas City breakfast burritos names the huevos con chorizo at this Sixth Street location, where the burritos come with beans, cheese and a range of egg, meat and potato combinations. The family behind Tarahumaras came from Chihuahua, and Kansas City Magazine's KCK Taco Trail feature describes a menu running from street tacos to consomme soaked quesabirria. Get the huevos con chorizo burrito in the morning.

KCUR's breakfast burrito guide picks the Smothered Burrito at this Wornall Road cafe, where sweet potato and smoked cheddar go inside the tortilla, priced at $14. Kansas City Magazine, covering the second Hemma Hemma opening downtown, called the Waldo original grandma chic and listed a pastrami breakfast burrito among the new menu items. Order the Smothered Burrito at the Waldo counter, with masa pancakes for the table.