[Natalie Portman]

How many of your rude complainers can even order a burrito in a 2nd language?

Original Thread

My answer: Ein Burrito bitte.

If you're ever in Munich, I do recommend THIS joint.

 

[TLL]

If you're ever in Munich, I do recommend THIS joint.

You know, when I think of mexican food, Munich is the first place that comes to mind

Sadly, no mention of burritos on that other thread. A shame, really.

 

[GreenLightGo]

You know, when I think of mexican food, Munich is the first place that comes to mind

Sadly, no mention of burritos on that other thread. A shame, really.

Me neither. Hofbrauhaus, King Ludwig's castles and Oktoberfest are what I associate with Munchen. Passed through there many times....:crazy:

 

[cbchess]

what is that the extra small burrito?

 

[jgsatl]

i could go for a big burrito and some german beer!

 

[maf05r6]

That reminds me of a burrito I had in Chicago from La Pasadita. One of the best I've ever had.

 

[bikeny]

Burritos in Munchen?

I just got back from Munich 4 days ago, and burritos were the last thing on my mind! Bretzen, Wieswurst, Weisbier, Sauerbraten, and Spetzle come to mind though.

29er content: I picked up a pair od Schwalbe Racing Ralph 2.4 tires at a shop while I was there.

PS: Picture is from a previous trip to Octoberfest.

 

[arkadi]

Naw, if you want mexican food in europe you have to go to the Texas Embassy Cantina in London. Germans don't do Tex-mex, it's all got a continental spanish flair to it that very much doesn't taste like home.

Does ordering in British count as a second language?