We were visiting Bellingham and couldn't find a restaurant that enticed us…read more Savor Latino is worth the added driving time. Great authentic Mexican food! This will be our go to restaurant whenever we are in the area

By far the best pupusas I have ever had, but was disappointed that I ordered to sit outside and…read morethey didn't come with any of slaw that is usually on pupusas. The people working were really nice and fast. It was nice that they had outside tables so I can sit out there with my dog. Don't live in the area, but next time I come back, I'll be back! Hopefully they will serve them with the slaw next time!

First time coming into the restaurant I usually order from the food truck. Super burritos are…read moreawesome and filling!

I have probably eaten several hundred burritos up and down the west coast and this one was one of…read moremy favorites, so good I had to force myself half way through eating it to take a picture break I highly recommend you give this place a try !

Hard to find La Gloria Market, but glad I did! They have changed their name to Patrones (Market &…read moreRestaurant). There are two separate entrances, the restaurant is on the righthand side. I had a delicious carne asada burrito. The prices are a great value. The tortilla tasted homemade and Im guessing it is since they have a market with all authentic foods and meat market as well. A great place to go if you are wanting authentic Mexican food. Can't wait to go back and try something else!

There are Menudo excellent very good flavor. El menudo está…read morebien, bueno buen sabor opción, si quieres maíz en el menudo

Hidden gem in Vancouver greater area. Minus one for lack of parking, be ready to park a block or…read moretwo away and cross the Main Street. Pastries are freshly made and they will reheat it up for you. The apple tart was gigantic and flavorful, 4/5. The special are definitely their empanadas. Do not skip on these as these are huge at great price and will fill you up. 5/5

This is a little gem near the Joyce skytrain area. You can find authentic Latin snacks, pastries…read moreand cakes. Everyone speaks Spanish whether you call or go in person, there is only employee names Leslie though who does speak fluent English. The store sort of reminds me of the little snack stores in all inclusive resorts, with a dessert fridge and trays of pastries. Everything made fresh and decently priced. We recently ordered the 8" tres leche cake for $65, and it is massive! I know it's soaked in three milks, but it was so heavy... it's finished with whipped cream and fruit, and you can choose either coconut or chocolate for the outside. We chose coconut for a less sweet option -!: it was delicious, super moist and tasty. It's a very rich cake though with all the whipped cream, so you can't eat too large a slice. There were plenty of leftovers, so we pre sliced them and freezer them. They defrost in the fridge overnight and taste so good again the next day. Will definitely be back for the tres leche, and ordering more pastries!

Pork wonder burrito is delicious!!! I could eat it everyday! Super nice, hard working family…read more Highly recommend!

The woman who takes orders at the window and cooks occasionally is dismissive, smug and frankly…read morerude. Its unfortunate because the food here is delicious although you can't depend on the proportions of meat being the same.

It was okay. Kiddos enjoyed their food. Birria Pizza was priced at $32 which seems kind of a lot…read morefor a beefy quesadilla but it was big so I'll give them that. Chicharron dish was a little hard and overdone for me but gave that feedback plus that the cassava (I mistakenly said yucca) should have been cut smaller for crispier texture and not so much blandness. Nice atmosphere and friendly service. Liked best that the water was icy cold after two games of bowling.

I preferred the ambiance & decorations of the 1st location. It used to seem fancier. Now, it's more…read morecasual. Also, one has to go into the plaza to find the washroom Best pupusas in town. They are not cheap on the filling & taste. The staff is friendly & although we were 8, we didn't have to wait too long for our food

This Salvadoran restaurant is Located on state street. Easy to find, at a 4 way stop. Lots of…read moreparking in back of the restaurant. Let them know if it's pick up or eating in. If eating in they will seat you. It's a very relaxed atmosphere and personal are very friendly! Serving sizes are huge and food is delicious! Next time I'm in Marysville, I'll definitely revisit. Give them a try, you love the food and receive great service.

Hole in the wall place near some more heavy trafficked strip malls and restaurants. Stopped for…read morelunch on way up to Vancouver and tried the pupusas, empanada and the torta. All three choices were excellent and we would definitely return again when in the area. Good service, quality food and prices were reasonable.

Finally tried El Inka Restaurant for a weekday lunch. They do a mix of…read moreColombian/Peruvian/Salvadorian/Mexican dishes. The inside is no frills with 26 seats (7 tables). Service was friendly. Main dishes are $14.50 to $32.00. Sadly, no pupusas when we went. - 3x Empanada Colombiana ($1.50) - hot, crunchy - Tamal ($5.00) - chicken was a touch dry but good flavour. Topped with pickled red onion - Arroz con pollo ($14.50) - best dish that we ordered. Tasty green rice (with peas and diced carrots), chicken leg was nicely roasted - Bandeja paisa ($27.00) - crispy chicharron, tasty chorizo sausage. Not much shredded beef. Pricey plate; would try something else instead - Picado criolla ($21.00) - cassava and plantain were great. Nice variety with pork ribs, sausage, potato

Authentic, flavorful, friendly. A neighborhood fav…read more Everything is good here. Only critique - I wish they sold tamales by the bag.

We were in the mood for margs and Mexican/American food. Boy were we happy with this choice. The…read morechips were hot and the salsa was delicious. Service was wonderful and prompt. The portions are large. I had the chicken chimichanga and my husband had the super burrito. Both were delicious and fresh tasting.. my only issue is we both got margaritas and not a single drop of tequila was tasted in fact, my blended strawberry margarita tasted more like water than anything else. We were super disappointed in the drinks usually when I get a margarita and it has only one shot of tequila I can still sort of feel it since I'm a lightweight. But I'm pretty convinced there was no alcohol in either one of our drinks. It's a bummer because it's actually illegal to serve a drink that was purchased with alcohol, without alcohol. We might be back, but definitely not for a margarita. Restaurant was clean and lovingly decorated.

The chips were good , that's about it. I ordered a beef chimichanga that was just a crappy burrito…read more As far as I know a chimichanga is supposed to be rolled and deep fried, mine was not just burrito slapped on a plate with some chopped lettuce no sour cream no guacamole, inside was mostly beans with a strange red meat. Beans were good rice was dry. Used to be a good place to eat.

Pretty good Mexican style restaurant! We loved the tacos as they were dressed generously and had…read morestrong and bold flavours that really scratched our taco itch. The meats were cooked well and complemented well with all the dressing and zesty lemon slices. Portion sizes are on the smaller side though, and I would've preferred to pay a little more to have 3 tacos per portion rather than 2. But still great! They have great outdoor seating which is good when the weather is good, but it's right next to the road so may be a bit noisy

Located on Main Street, El Camino's is a nice place to grab Mexican food during the summer, they…read morehave a big patio and don't need prior reservations. They also have all day happy hour on Sundays which is pretty awesome since we went there on a Sunday night! For drinks, we got their non-alcoholic pina colada which was good.. like any other pina colada :) For appies we ordered their queso fundido, without the meat. It was cheesy for sure and came with a side of four soft tortillas, it was kind of like make your own tacos. I liked it! And it was also on the happy hour menu. For mains - :: Carnitas taco - it came with pineapple pico which I didn't hate but I though the shredded pork wasn't the most juicy. :: pescado taco - SOO GOOD! The fish was really crispy :: papas chorreads - potatoes in creamy sauce with feta and paprika.. you can't go wrong :: pan de maize - sweet griddle cornbread with burnt onion butter. OH this was so good, it melted in your mouth! I would definitely return!!