Friday, April 29, 2011
Food media USA Today loves Bell Street Burritos
Posted by Cliff Bostock @cliffbostock on Fri, Apr 29, 2011 at 12:33 AM
For a memorable meal wrapped in a freshly steamed tortilla, head to the Sweet Auburn Curb Market near downtown. If it's a spiritual experience, there's a reason. Bell Street Burritos is run by a former professor of religion from Morehouse College. "The beans are tender, the red sauce is just spicy enough, the green sauce is full of tomatillos, cilantro and jalapenos," Baldwin [of Thrillist.com] says. 678-732-0488.
This of course will be controversial. Indeed, Besha herself yawned after sampling Bell Street's burritos, causing a flurry of controversy among commenters. So, let it be noted that USA Today didn't call Bell Street one of the "10 best." It called it a "great place," not a "best place." Got that? Good.
It doesn't help USA Today's credibility that they mislabeled the photo accompanying the story.
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