Mio Streetfood is our go-to Mexican food truck in Bothell. My wife recently started getting the…read moreQuesadilla, yet she adds the veggies. It's quite amazing. I got Phil's Torta and it's always great. They're always so nice when you order and there's covered tables to eat at as well.

We visited on a Friday evening around 6:30 pm and it was pretty crowded, which seemed like a great…read moresign. We ordered the al pastor tacos with cheese and pico. The staff did let us know the wait could be about 20 minutes, and the food arrived within that timeframe. I loved how generously filled each taco was, and they came out piping hot. Overall, the flavors were good, and I enjoyed trying the different salsas my fav was the most red one. The tacos were tasty overall, though I personally found the al pastor meat a little dry and not quite al pastor as I expected.

I ordered three large charcuterie boards for an event in August. The ordering process was very easy…read moreonline and the boards had fresh meats, cheeses and fruit on a wooden platter. I paid extra for Merlot, Gouda and Mozzarella pearls that were not on my boards for an extra fee of $27. Update: I was offered a refund for the items I did not receive. Due to an event in Woodinville, which they should have prepared for, my delivery was an hour late, scheduled for 1pm arrived at 2. All in all, my guests enjoyed the boards.

Basing this review on 2 orders from Graze Craze. TL;DR: Inconsistent portions…read more First time, I ordered a 2-person version of the Gone Grazy board ($32). The photo is attached. We found it a really good value and immediately scheduled with friends to do a 4-person charcuterie picnic the following weekend. Next weekend rolls around, and we order the 4-person version ($90). We basically got the same amount as the 2-person version (minus extra craisins + fruits, plus 3 extra types of meat). We also somehow got the cheese dill dip twice... For something that is almost triple the cost, this felt like highway robbery. I wish I had taken a photo of the $90 box so you could see the difference. Effectively we would've been better off ordering 2 of the 2-person board @ $32 each, and then a la carte adding the extra meats. EDIT: Melanie from Graze Craze reached out to me and refunded me for the second purchase. I understand that the cost of charcuterie is really the labor (it's an art form!) and the freshness of the ingredients. I think they do a fine job on these two fronts. I do think the customer experience could be better if there were some photos of the quantities of each box size. I know their website is a bit locked down (because this is a franchise), but perhaps Yelp can have some photos to set the expectations straight.

This is my new favorite food truck in the Seattle area. And it's not just because of their very…read moretasty food. Although the food alone is five stars here, these are the nicest people I've met in a long time. First off, they are VERY dog friendly as you can see by my photos. They even have my pooch a biscuit on top of rice which my dog loved. I also loved the combo plate I ordered where the chicken, pork and macaroni were amazing. And I was lucky enough to try their brand new deconstructed Boston cream pie which was also very tasty. I will seek out this food truck moving forward, especially since they are so dog and brewery friendly!

WE ordered pick up and it was ready by time I got off work! The workers are wonderful and the food…read moreis amazing! A small little place but greaser food!

Great Barbecue especially from a Franklin High Graduate. My family and I finally got some good…read morebarbecue on the Eastside. Thank you Garfield High Graduate '85.

Anyone who has ever sad you can't find good bbq in Seattle has maybe been here. Low quality ribs…read morethat may have been smoked, but not brought up to the stall, or at least not held there long enough, and drowned in bbq sauce that at least wasn't sugary catsup. The tiny side of potato salad was fine. Nice that they use some compostable containers.

This food truck was parked at 4th and 108th, and it seems to be there most days from 11-2 for…read morelunch. It's nice that it's so reliable. Ordering was painless - there were a few people in line but it moved consistently. Only took maybe 5 mins total - super fast and friendly. In saw they have a little trompo in the back for the al pastor. So cute! $15 for carne asada burrito. Not bad for Bellevue. They call it a cantina burrito - rice, beans, lettuce, pico. The sour cream makes it creamy, which I didn't hate. Meat was tender and flavorful. The biggest surprise, though, was the four tortilla -- it was perfect! Tender but held it together. Super thin, as it should be. The whole package was tasty and big enough. It came with corn tortilla chips on the side, which I didn't expect -- they were surprisingly good! Seemed freshly fried. Impressive! With the chips, it's a crazy amount of food. You definitely wont be hungry after.

I was at a conference today at the food truck was outside. Unfortunately there were only three…read morethings on the menu. A burrito, nachos, and something else. I had the nachos with chicken and boy was I disappointed. I think next time I'll just eat a Snickers bar.

Food is delicious and the service was amazing. If it was closer to home I'd get it everyday if I…read morecould!

Check the prices before you go. A normal size burrito is $18. You read that right, eighteen bucks!…read more Was is worth it? Absolutely not. Why? Because it's no better than an average taco truck. But it's twice the price. Chicken was Sahara dry. Beans also dry. The entire thing was nearly devoid of any moisture. The foil wrapping didn't cover the whole burrito, so it needed to be rewrapped at home. Salsas were ok. Never again.

The tacos are incredible. I got the carnitas, pastor, and chicken all as soft tacos. 3 of them were…read morelarge enough to fill me up as a meal. The service was quick and friendly. I enjoyed sitting at their tables outside in the sun. This might be my new favorite taco place!

I use to be undecided about birria tijuana. the beans and rice are fantastic. I think the problem…read morethat I originally had is that I didn't know what to order. Anyone who comes here needs to order the chicken soft (suave) tacos. they are amazing with so much chicken that one taco with sides is a full meal. I love this taco truck. Just make sure you know whether you are ordering fried tacos or suave street tacos. Also, you might want to add "queso blanco" to your tacos. Cheese isn't normally found on traditional Mexican street tacos.

Tried them at the Everett farmers market and the lady is so sweet and kind she had great customer…read moreservice. She offered people little samples of dishes and drink even if you were at the back of the line. I sampled the passion fruit tea and ended up ordering it because it has no added sugar with perfect but of bitterness from the tea without the acidity. The fried mochi balls/jing dui were the best ones I've had yet! I feel like small ones are hard to perfect but this was so crispy on the exterior, not overly oily, perfectly sweetened and balanced by the nuttiness of the sesame seeds. The shu mai was also top tier as it was packed with so much pork and shrimp, no fillers detected like flour or anything! So juicy and flavorful and paired excellent with the Lao gan ma-like chili oil they provided. I hope they come to farmer markets closer to Seattle!

Tried just a couple of things at their stand at the Issaquah Farmers Market, and we thought it was…read moreokay. I got the Spicy Beef Steamed Bun, and my bf got the Chicken Karaage. The steamed bun was alright, the bun itself was a little boring; I'm used to fluffier buns with a tiny hint of sweetness to the buns. The spicy beef filling wasn't too bad. The beef was a dollar more than the other fillings. The Chicken Karaage were 5 pieces for $10, and we got more than 5, because they were random sizes, and some were really small. Those weren't too bad. But very friendly service.

Yeah this was I…read morestopped by while at the Bellevue farmers market and I'm so glad I did. I got the karaage plate with chopped salad (no cilantro, thank you soap gene). I have no notes! The rice is nice and fluffy, the chicken has great flavor and the right amount of sauce, and the chopped salad is yummy and fresh and not dry! I think the plate + side salad would be enough food for 2 normal eaters tbh. Really great portion size + customer service! Will be bringing my bf back to try!

Love visiting The Box!! Honestly go alone for the chop salad as it is just so tasty!! But…read moreeverything else on the menu is absolutely amazing. The service has been friendly each time I go and they always share their recommendations. I got their combo plate w/ chicken karage and beef skewers and subbed it with French fries. Would definitely recommend. They have fabulous sauces as well. Great spot to order take out or dine in!

I stopped by on a Saturday morning, and it was quite busy. Parking was easy nearby. I opted to…read moreorder from their walk-up window instead of going inside. They had a large selection of baked goods and pastries. Their cinnamon roll seemed popular, as it was already sold out. I ordered the chocolate chip cookie, banana bread, and carrot cake. The chocolate chip cookie was excellent. It had a nice texture with the right amount of chocolate and salt on top. The banana bread was good, but it was a bit dry for my preference. The carrot cake was tasty with just the right amount of frosting.

Sidekick compares favorably with my top tier of coffee shops in the broader area, including Bequest…read morein Mill Creek, 5 Stones in Kirkland, and Diva Espresso in Kenmore. It does the three things I care about most in a coffee shop well: good coffee, a space you actually want to spend time in, and consistently good service. Food & Drink: The coffee is legitimately good--not great, but good. They pull a good espresso shot and are solid across the espresso drinks. "The Local" is my go-to--a latte lightly sweetened with maple syrup from Woodinville Whiskey. It adds enough sweetness to be interesting without overwhelming the coffee. They also have a good selection of milk options and some seasonal/unusual rotating items (Blueberry Pancake Cold Brew happened to be on the menu recently). They don't, however, have a wide variety of straight black coffee options. Both the quality and variety of the pastries are high, with a few gluten-free options as well. I particularly like the savory scones. They also carry some useful non-pastry items like yogurt, hard-boiled eggs, and string cheese. Pricing leans moderate to high, although that's pretty traditional for Woodinville. Ambiance & Service: This may be where Sidekick separates itself most. Lots of windows and natural light, plenty of room, and a good variety of seating with sofas, chairs, high tops, and tables. There is also substantial outdoor seating during the summer. It's a welcoming area. There is even a "walk-up" outdoor window for ordering. Noise level is moderate. You can comfortably work here, although I wouldn't try to take a call. Outlets are available along the exterior wall seating. Service has consistently been very good. The staff is friendly, welcoming, and does a good job with the drinks. It feels like a place that is well run rather than simply a nice space with good coffee. The biggest weakness is parking. There is street parking and some garage parking, but parking is problematic in general. Construction throughout 2025 and 2026 has made an already challenging situation noticeably worse. Final Thoughts: Four stars. Sidekick is my favorite coffee shop in Bothell/Woodinville and firmly in my top tier for the broader area. The combination of good espresso, high-quality pastries, very good service, and one of the better coffee shop spaces around makes it an easy place to want to return to, even if the parking makes it difficult. -AC