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Best burritos in town. An East L.A. icon.
A family-owned favorite on E. 3rd St. by the Maravilla stop since 1972. Find a red picnic table and grab some orange salsa.
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A family-owned favorite on E. 3rd St. by the Maravilla stop since 1972. Find a red picnic table and grab some orange salsa.
Following the tracks to the Maravilla stop, Lupe's is the place to be. Known for delicious burritos, Lupe's has been a homegrown East L.A. favorite since 1972, and this year we're celebrating 55 years.
Honoring Adeline “Tuchi” Portillo and her years of service to East Los Angeles.
Same corner, same recipes, same red picnic tables full of families, neighbors and city workers on their lunch break. Stop by and you'll see why people have been coming back for generations.
Near the Maravilla stop on the Metro E Line. Watch the parking signs near the tracks.
| Monday | 9am – 8pm |
| Tuesday | 9am – 8pm |
| Wednesday | 9am – 8pm |
| Thursday | 9am – 8pm |
| Friday | 9am – 8pm |
| Saturday | 9am – 8pm |
| Sunday | 11am – 5pm |
Praises the blistered tortillas, the green chile combo burrito and the orange salsa. Their advice: put it on every bite.
L.A.'s official tourism guide lists Lupe's and tells the story of founder Adeline “Tuchi” Portillo, who opened the stand in 1972.
Lupe's makes the list, as the family carries on Tuchi's legacy.
Asked where to take a San Francisco native for a real L.A. burrito, Gold sent them to Lupe's.
Gold's love letter to the Chicano burrito, the East L.A. style Lupe's has served since day one.
Recommends the Beef, Bean & Red, the bean and cheese and the Cali burrito, all on a toasty grilled tortilla.
Calls Lupe's an East L.A. favorite for over four decades. At Lupe's, they say, plain bean and cheese is all you need.
Delicious, well-sized burritos, with room left over for guacamole fries.
Named Lupe's the stop to make at Maravilla station, calling it a homegrown East L.A. favorite.
Show your support with an original Lupe's T-shirt. Ask in store.