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Press picks, until locals rank their own Top 5s. Sourced from the local food press. As seen in Mpls.St.Paul Magazine. Updated August 2026.
El Burrito Mercado · St. Paul
El Burrito Mercado combines a longtime Mexican market, bakery, deli and restaurant under one roof on Cesar Chavez Street. Mpls.St.Paul Magazine singles out the kitchen's substantial burritos, while the market format gives diners access to house salsas, tortillas and prepared foods alongside a full meal. The West Side address remains the flagship for this local institution.
Andale Taqueria · Richfield
Andale pairs a busy counter service taqueria with an attached Mexican market in Richfield. Mpls.St.Paul Magazine includes its burrito among the Twin Cities standouts and points diners to the Nicollet Avenue location. The broad meat selection and market setting make this a practical stop for a wrapped meal as well as Mexican groceries and prepared ingredients.
World Street Kitchen · Lyn-Lake
World Street Kitchen brings its globally influenced street food menu to a permanent Lyndale Avenue dining room. Mpls.St.Paul Magazine calls out the Bangkok burrito, which folds the kitchen's Thai inspired flavors into a portable format distinct from a conventional Mexican burrito. The kitchen has operated at this Lyn-Lake address since 2012 and remains an independent Twin Cities fixture.