In May, we broke the story of Dolores Burrito, a Mission-style burrito place in Berlin. Our friend Anna was very excietd to hear the news (“OMG!!!!! oh my god, oh my god, oh my god!!!! how excietd am i???? sooooo excited!!”). She finally went:
Well, it was obviously not going to be like a tacotruck burrito … but, they had Anchor Steam!! (if there’s that then maybe there’s sierra somewhere in berlin, too, and then allan would have won yet another bet). Anyway, it was kind of complicated to order – six different steps, but you could get everything from guac to sour cream. Don’t know why they don’t just have a super-burrito option. They have 5 differnt types of spicyness and the most spicy was spicy (rare for German!). The types of meat you can get are not really authentic but everything tasted good. And it’s a little pricey for Berlin. But overall it’s a really cool place to hang out when you get a certain kind of craving and it does fill you up like a taco-truck burrito.
I can’t wait to try this place out! Note: Malcolm M. swears you can’t get Sierra Nevada in Berlin because of German beer purity law, but Allan suspects otherwise, because how can they not have Sierra Nevada?! It’s fucking good!
So if anyone knows of a place where they do…
Previously on Mission Mission:
How to Eat a Mission-Style Burrito
Chopped, Screwed Mariah Carey Video Features El Farolito Chile Relleno Burrito
Mission Mission 
Sorry Malcom, Allan’s right. Since 1987, EU laws say that foreign beers sold in Germany don’t have to follow the purity law. My buddy’s seen Sierra Nevada in liquor stores over there.
Here’s a pretty funny page on what the law is and what it’s not:
http://www.xs4all.nl/~patto1ro/reinheit.htm
yessssss! thanks again for all the valuable heads ups, johnny