i hear there are no good burritos in New York city!
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I've lived in Manhattan and San Francisco, and I've been poor in both places so I know my burritos.
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http://www.calexicocart.com
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@emmylou's recommendations are good, but they will not taste as good as the ones in L.A. Sometimes it's good to give in to the latino flavors that are available in the city you happen to be in.
Your friend will most likely find the best Cuban food in NY. Even when I traveled within Mexico... the tastes and sauces changed from each city I visited. A decent Cuban Bistro is Agozar! Here is a link for your friend. http://www.agozarnyc.com/
Or what about a Cuban fused burrito? He'll never find anything like this back home!
http://midtownlunch.com/2006/12/11/bread-market-cafe-and-the-plantain-burrito/
Tell him Phu said "When in Rome..."