Angel Food & Fun

By Lizzy Acker

5135 NE 60th Ave., 287-7909. Lunch and dinner daily. Cash only.

Out in Cully sits a cash-only burrito dream world. Sure, Angel Food & Fun is more than burritos. It's a bar with pool tables and TVs tuned to sports. And, yes, it has other very good food, too. The asada quesadilla ($6) is crunchy and gooey in just the right measure, and the tacos ($1.50) are lovely little bites. But the asada burrito ($6) is why you came here. It's a perfectly structured meat-rice-cheese-guacamole masterpiece with the wild card of lettuce that requires you to eat the burrito immediately and not save it for tomorrow. You're going to have to wait a few minutes while the kitchen staff creates this wonder—toasting the outside and melting the cheese—but look! There's sports on the TV. And burritos this good are worth waiting for.

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Lizzy Acker

Lizzy Acker

Lizzy Acker is Willamette Week's former web editor. Her first book, Monster Party, came out in 2010. She was born in Oregon, lived in San Francisco for almost eight years and then moved back to Oregon, just like everyone always knew she would.

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