Steamer Lane Supply Makes Pressed Burritos by the Beach in Santa Cruz

You just found a place by the beach that makes burritos differently. And they are open seven days a week.

Walk down West Cliff and you will find Steamer Lane Supply, a hidden gem in Santa Cruz serving something called the Dilla.


What Is a Dilla

A Dilla is a pressed burrito. It comes out flat with two perfectly toasted sides, so you get crispy edges and a warm, packed center in every bite.

We asked the staff what their favorite is and they said the chipotle chicken. It was juicy and delicious, and we get why it is the pick.

Now we have a new goal. Go back and try every single one. A new burrito eating level feels unlocked.


The Spot

Steamer Lane Supply is a food, coffee, and surf gear shop right across from the Steamer Lane surf break, inside Lighthouse Field State Beach. All the seating is outdoors in the park, so you can eat with the ocean air and the waves nearby.

It is also dog and kid friendly, with a doggie menu, a water bowl, and free treats for your pup.

Grab a Dilla, find a spot outside, and take in the view.

Don't miss out.

📍 Steamer Lane Supply | 698 West Cliff Drive, Santa Cruz, CA 95060

Open every day, 8am to 6pm

Daniel J

Daniel J. is the founder of Double Meat Please, a Santa Cruz County food media brand covering the best restaurants, food trucks, pop-ups, happy hours, and everything in between, from Santa Cruz to San Francisco to the Monterey Bay.

He creates alongside his creative partner, Marcus Trawick, and works hand in hand with the team at Opposite of East, the Santa Cruz creative marketing agency that helps shape the DMP brand and the stories it tells.

At the heart of it all, Daniel is deeply passionate about this community and the food that brings it together. To him, every taco truck, family-run kitchen, and neighborhood bar has a story worth telling, and he’s on a mission to make sure the people behind them get seen and keep thriving.

https://www.doublemeatplease.com/
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