The popular breakfast burrito at this Santa Monica cafe space runs $10 and includes bacon, potato, egg, avocado, American cheese, and veggies.

This Burbank breakfast burrito specialist packs in a few pounds of creamy morning potatoes with every burrito they churn out, and locals can't get enough. If you're heading here for a weekend burrito run, be prepared to wait.

Perhaps the city's only kimchi-laced breakfast burrito, this Glendale juice shop is a surprising hit — especially for vegetarians.

This breakfast burrito spot has everything you want in a morning gutbuster, from chorizo and beans to nopales and ham.

Venice has no shortage of breakfast burrito options, including the popular Flake, whose own simple version contains bacon, eggs, and American cheese. Add avocado for extra creaminess.

Los Feliz brunch legend Home draws long lines on weekends, with plenty of hip kids coming for the all-day breakfast. That includes their breakfast burrito (more of a wrap, really) that’s loaded with eggs, bacon, black beans, and two kinds of cheese.

This Atwater Village walk up may not compete with nearby Tacos Villa Corona, but their simple (and cheap) array of breakfast burritos still make for a satisfying morning meal.

Almost everything is better at the thoughtful Joan’s on Third, including their quality breakfast burrito, which includes guacamole and comes with a side of sour cream.

A Highland Park strip mall staple, My Taco does it all. That includes weekend breakfast burrito saviors, which come fully loaded with chorizo, eggs, rice, beans, and cheese.

This Van Nuys stalwart has been around more than 30 years, and their breakfast burrito has become something of a classic thanks to the inclusion of both bacon and sausage, plus bell peppers and more.

Laptop warriors love loading up on the breakfast burrito at this Pico coffee shop, which includes eggs, potatoes, spinach, and an unusual note of muenster cheese.

Just about everything at this Downtown breakfast and lunch spot is a hit, including their rib tip breakfast burrito, which comes with barbecue sauce of all things.

One of the more popular weekend brunch options around, Square One’s take on the breakfast burrito — complete with nopales, eggs, and avocado inside, plus gruyere cheese to boot — is a winner.

As popular as sit-down brunch has become in Silver Lake, locals still flock to Tacos Delta for grab-and-go breakfast burritos, which hover under $5 apiece.

This longtime Melrose Ave. favorite has popularized American Mexican food for the Hancock Park neighborhood, particularly on the breakfast front thanks to their simple, cheap chorizo burrito options. Don’t hesitate to try to breakfast torta either.

At $7 it’s hard to beat this West LA deli counter spot, which pushes three kinds of meat, three eggs, cheese, and hash browns into a single stuffed tortilla.