Years ago, Guadalupe Robles used to pack burritos in her husband's lunch when he went off to work in the orange groves of Highland. She even wrapped a few for his coworkers, too. The affectionate gesture sparked a nearly 40-year career that would end in four restaurant locations, each spotlighting Mexican entrees of tacos, enchiladas, and tostadas. The Robles family still mans the kitchen, hand-dipping the peppers that make chile relleno and flattening out homemade tortillas. Today, their largest burrito wouldn't fit inside a lunch box—it feeds up to 60 people with 6 feet of expertly wrapped beans and meat, available for catering. The dine-in menu, meanwhile, features the signature garbage burrito, so named for the fact that Oscar the Grouch eats 20 every day.