We visited Pita's Taqueria to pick up some portable food to eat while hiking at Mt. Rainier. This…read moreparticular restaurant is a food stand connected to a gas station with just a couple of seats outside. They're pretty efficient so we had our food within a couple of minutes. Pita Burrito, Carne Asada ($16.27) - Huge burrito incoming, probably over 2 lb. I would say similar to Mission-sized, but the interior ingredients are not quite up to standard. Still, very impressive for the region. There's a large tortilla, warm and pliable, absolutely filled with tons of stuff. Firstly, a very good portion of beef, not seasoned much other than salt, but giving a great beefy flavor. The beef chunks are crisped up on the flat top perfectly, giving plenty of texture. This does dry out the meat, so there's a tradeoff, but that's what the cheese, guac and sour cream are for. Enough moisture is included so that, while not nearly as messy to eat as a typical Mission burrito, it's enough for each bite. There's a well balanced portion of rice and beans as well. The construction is pretty good so the burrito can be eaten in the hand without issues. (5/5) Is this the best burrito in the world, as some people seem to think? No way, but I think it's very solid for being in Washington and is one of the best I've had since moving to the state. Note: Pita's charges a little extra for credit card usage. I'm not sure how much percentage (it was 27 cents for us), and I don't recall them having a sign up stating they charge for credit cards.

My husband and I visited Enumclaw in Washington for a short stay to visit Mount Rainier. We were…read morecraving Mexican food and we found out that this place had decent reviews so we came here. The shop itself was pretty tiny with only a few outside spots that were covered with grass, next to a gas station. We ordered some tacos and Carne Asada fries, and surprised that the price was pretty high. They all came out to $55 dollars. I think they should update their brochures and pamphlets with the recent price changes because it seemed like all the prices went up. When we got the food, the food itself tasted pretty good. I especially liked the Carne Asada fries with the potatoes and the seasoning, with the two sauces, red and green that they give us for extra flavor. Service was attentive, they were all really sweet and nice. People came back-and-forth just to pick up the food, it seems like a local hotspot. If visiting Enumclaw again would probably visit again.

Everything was amazing. Great service. The coffee was delicious. The service was fantastic…read more Everything look good. It was well organized. The staff were nice.

I have been getting coffee here for 5 or 6 years Ashley can confirm. She is the best barista and…read morehas worked there for 5 yrs. Anyway they started closing an hr. Earlier a couple weeks ago and all the barista's know I don't come past 7:30 to hit em at closing time. Im not used to it closing at 7:00 but anyway I pulled up to the drive through at 6:55 and was refused service! Its very simple if u want to close at 6:45 or 6:50 thats fine just tell me your quitting time is actually 5 or 10 minutes earlier than we advertise. We just kinda round it off at 7:00 because it sounds better then I know But if u are ADVERTISING 7 AS CLOSE TIME, THEN CLOSE AT 7!!!!

Lumpy's kicks ass! Some if the best BQ you'll find! It's a tricky place to find- but worth the…read moretrouble.

Crossley's has become our routine stop when we head to the gorge to stock up on spring water. Good…read morecoffee. Good service. Great prices.

The best coffee and the nicest employees!!!!!! Also, some great food items as well!!!read more

Seattle is not particularly known for its Mexican food. But this spot, at the very least, gives us…read moreONE good option that I'll keep coming back to. The portions are hefty, the prices are incredibly reasonable, the service is super fast, its open late, AND best of all, everything I've had (the carne asada & al pastor in particular) tastes so much better and more authentic than anything else we have in the city. If you're having trouble finding it, it's a tarp stand tent on Rainier adjacent to Buddha Brothers. Parking is limited, and the area can be a tad rough later in the day, but it's still most definitely worth a visit.

Amazing tacos Taste 10/10…read moreService is superb!! Please come check them out today and see for yourself! Friendly. Nice! :)

I stopped by their booth at the Taste of NW festival at the fairgrounds. I had the $5 taste which…read moreis their potato and cheese piroshky. It was hot and delicious! Great filling to dough ratio, and creamy flavor. I could have filled up on 100 of these. The service was quick and even though it was ready almost instantly, the quality and flavor were not compromised. Delicious!

Tried the Beef and Cheese at the Folk Festival in Seattle and fell in love!!!! They're so…read moredelicious!!! Definitely will be back for more!!!!

Looked up what was around our area in Tacoma and saw this establishment. As soon as we got in line…read more(only one person in front of us) we were greeted. Owner was super friendly and patient, while simultaneously cooking and working on orders. Definitely made wait time a priority ALONG with customer service. I ordered a steakflo potato, no onions or sour cream, add bacon. The steak and bacon were so fresh and tender. Literally pulled off the grill and placed on top of a tender, hot potato. The meats were cooked to a perfection. Not too crispy, not under seasoned, not over powering. My partner got an OverFlo Potato. The chicken was absolutely delicious. Juicy, not overpowering in flavor, soft. It definitely made me regret not getting the chicken added. Next time I'm going to order all meats because I trust this man knows what he's doing!

Portion size quite good but price should dictate that as well…read more Got the shrimpflo and chicken-bacon-ranch along with strawberry lemonades and the cake. Proteins were well seasoned, but shrimp one was a bit dry... a melted cheese would have perhaps made this better vs small shredded cheese. I liked the shrimp well enough to eat in one sitting. My wife made two meals of her CBR. The cake we took home and heated up later and it was very tasty and a pretty good value for $4 as we shared it and it was perfect size when split. Lemonade was pretty standard with flavor added to standard vs actual fruit.

Tried out this place because of a recommendation from a friend. Good comfort style food! Would…read moreget it again :)

Amazing!! Burgers seasoned perfectly, fresh cut fries, and a welcoming crew…read more What more could you ask for?! I visited six months ago from Vegas and still think about the burgers. I'll be back in Tacoma in March and this is on my list of places to go back to.

Solid neighborhood burger spot attached to a butcher shop/fresh veggie market…read more I had the triple onion crunch burger and I liked the sweetness of the charred/caramelized onions, crunch from the fried onion strings, and the soft onion bun. The gouda was lost in the sweetness, a saltier cheese may be a better option. As for the burger patty, it was cooked perfectly and was clearly freshly ground. However, today it was missing salt and it really needed it with all of the onions. I'd definitely go back and try their bacon cheeseburger and the pies/desserts.

Holy smokes! If you are looking for a delicious burger, you have to try this place. They do smash…read moreburgers and they are delicious! You can have it in a bun or bowl. It's already become a favorite place and this was our first visit.

Buger Buds is a food truck that's typically parked right next to a brewery, offering plenty of…read moreseating for all. We visited for a weekday lunch and our order took about 5 minutes total. Proper Patty ($11) - This burger comes with two smash patties, both of which are heavily salted and somewhat crisped up - the pictures from other people make it seem like they cook long enough to get lacy caramelized edges, but it's not quite to that point. Instead, the burgers, while not moist and fatty, aren't dried out either, and give a great beefy flavor. The burger sauce adds some tangy sweetness, and some pickles on top adds even more sweetness, but a very fresh crunch. It's otherwise pretty standard with the lettuce and tomato. A solid smashburger. (4/5) Fries ($5) - These are fried enough to give a crust on the potatoes, but not enough for the fries to be come crisp. Still, they aren't floppy, so while not entirely crisp, these are still good for eating especially since the insides are nice and fluffy. They are salted a lot, which combined with the salty dip (we went with the Bud's Sauce), equals a parched mouth after eating. I think they actually use a lime salt or something as I can detect a bit of citrus flavor. The Bud's Sauce is a nice mayochup mixture with I think a bit of smokiness from paprika and some chopped onion. It's sweet, tangy, and salty. (4/5) Overall Burger Buds serves some nice classic smashburgers! It's great for a visit while in town for a quick and easy meal.