There may be other, more famous Burbank options for breakfast burritos, but few are actually putting out the kind of simple quality that Larry’s offers daily along Burbank Boulevard. For a quintessential bite of LA, served from a Valley hot dog stand, this is the place to go.

Ringed with potato and weighing in at several pounds (at least it feels that way), the Lucky Boy burrito is a thing of gigantic beauty. No wonder it’s consistently ranked as among the best in greater Los Angeles — and is known to be one heck of a hangover cure.

Everyone loves Tacos Villa Corona in Atwater Village. That’s why weekend sidewalk waits can sometimes stretch to an hour or more, though most hangers on agree the time spent salivating at the simple AM burritos is ultimately more than worth it.

The most famous creation at Fairfax hotspot Cofax is undoubtedly the breakfast burrito, a near-legendary affair that can be served vegetarian or with a collection of possible meats, plus those smoked potatoes.

Rich with braised pork, crispy smashed potatoes, smoked chili and softened eggs, the breakfast burrito at Doubting Thomas is a masterpiece of a breakfast meal.

The Rooster is the first standalone restaurant from Rouha Sadighi, the chef behind LA’s famous Rooster Truck. Now customers can snag a Rico Suave breakfast burrito with tater tots and avocado every day from a single location, instead of chasing Sadighi’s truck all over the city.

For cheesy, eggy decadence, get to George’s Burger Stand in Boyle Heights for an all-day breakfast burrito. This reformatted walk-up stand is a neighborhood staple, brought to new life by the De La Torre family.

This ongoing pop-up inside of Milpa Grille in Boyle Heights can do no wrong, from its simple lunchtime fare to its all-day breakfast burrito, complete with chunks of crisped pork belly.

La Azteca Tortilleria is a greater Los Angeles staple. The East LA mainstay makes its claim to fame with the namesake tortillas, made on site and stuffed with all manner of daytime ingredients from chile rellenos and extra cheese to eggs to cactus.

Arts District hit Guerrilla Tacos has a next-door offshoot called Guerrilla Cafecito, offering caffeine drinks and breakfast burritos, among other delights. As with anything Guerrilla, expect quality ingredients and a little bit of flair and spice.

This simple walk-up stand in Culver City hides one of the greater Westside’s best breakfast burritos, rich with scrambled eggs and available avocado.

Sunny Venice star Great White is all about the Australian influences in its menu, from flat whites to summery lunchtime bowls. Their breakfast burrito is all LA though, a mix of melty, stringy cheese, soft eggs, and fried tater tots.

This always-busy spot on Centinela is run by a cabal of the biggest and best names in South LA food, and together they’re turning out the kind of seriously delicious, impossibly-cheesy Mel’s Original breakfast burrito that everyone ought to know about.

Slipped down a side street in waterside Wilmington, Isaac’s is an in-the-know spot for fantastic burritos of all sorts. The 53-year-old stevedore staple excels at the Dispatch breakfast burrito, though, a sturdy setup with soft-scrambled eggs, cheese, and rice and beans all in one.

Humberto Raygoza continues to thrive, growing from a small chorizo vendor on LA’s Westside to his own brick and mortar location in San Pedro. The plan with the restaurant is to turn out wholesale product for restaurants (and eventually store shelves) but for now Raygoza and partner Mandy Barton are still cooking away for walk-in customers as well, cooking up savory breakfast burritos that come loaded with namesake chorizo.