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.

Don’t expect much more than a walk-up window at the Beverly Hills location of Best Damn Breakfast Burrito. That’s okay; this is a burrito that was built on portability thanks to its ultra-crispy tater tots and airy eggs. Snag a sidewalk table to pour on the simple salsa.

The weekend breakfast burritos at this do-it-all South Bay destination are more than a hit: they’re a sensation. Hundreds of burritos sell each Saturday and Sunday, and for good reason. The soft eggs, crispy bacon, and tater tots are a killer combo, as is the addition of just enough green onion.

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.

North Hollywood’s Bread & Breakfast does a bit of everything, offering early morning quesadillas, sandwiches, and breakfast burritos. The Circus Liquor stand’s real claim to fame is the use of cured and dried beef basturma and soujouk sausages in its creations. And, this being LA, of course, it’s also possible to ask for a cheesy crust.

Hoover Street’s Happy Taco hides well under the radar of most breakfast burrito specialists, and that’s okay with locals who swear that the fried egg and hash brown creation is among the city’s best. Bacon and sausage are available here, of course, but so is carne asada.

The house-smoked longaniza makes All Day Baby’s breakfast burrito stand out, but there is another hidden trick: refried beans and fried eggs, both lesser seen around town. The result is a less crispy but no less satisfying daytime starter that is big and flavorful.

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.

With options and add-ons galore, Wake & Late is meant for all morning commuters — even if it is available throughout the day. The soft, cheesy eggs and tater tot base really set this one up for success no matter what a diner might throw at it, making this Downtown walk-up one of the best places for a burrito anywhere in Southern California.

Like most things chef Wes Avila does, the breakfast burrito at Angry Egret Dinette is big, bold, and packed with flavor. This pork-heavy beast might require a friend to finish, or at least a nap after.

Highland Park’s Kumquat Coffee makes an excellent breakfast burrito, sized right to not overwhelm the day. Here, garlic confit does most of the heavy flavor lifting, helped along by soft scrambled eggs, a mix of protein options, and a nice griddle on the tortilla.

After a stint at a takeout window in Hollywood, Lowkey Burritos is now back on the streets serving at coffee shops and breweries around town (though mostly in the Long Beach and greater South Bay areas). A prime originator of LA’s cheesy crust breakfast burrito trend, this spot still serves up hundreds of morning eats to those willing to follow online to find out where the next pop-up is.

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 relleno and extra cheese to eggs to cactus.

The best new breakfast burrito in greater Los Angeles is actually just over the border in Orange County — and hiding in a Home Depot parking lot to boot. LJ’s is a cheesy beast made with crispy tater tots and, for best effect, Italian sausage and grilled jalapenos.