Wife and I were in Tualatin on a business trip in Tualatin and decided to look for a Mexican spot…read morefor dinner. We are not big fans of Tex-Mex or desert southwest style Mexican food that we get in Nevada, so we were hoping for something more authentic, in terms of flavors. We stumbled upon this place as it was walking distance from where we were staying. All I can say, is it was a fortuitous stumble to say the least. The restaurant is in a small strip mall, and you order at a counter. Service was great and the gentleman at the counter was friendly and welcoming. The food was amazing. We both had the taco, enchilada and flauta combination plate. All the flavors were on point. To call this authentic is almost a disservice. This place has genuine Mexican food and flavors! If you're in town and looking for a genuine Mexican spot for lunch or dinner...do not hesitate visiting Rosie's. You will be glad you did!

Well, I am pleasantly surprised! This little restaurant packs a punch …read more. Great service and food for the price! The carne asada super burrito does not disappoint. Make sure to eat in here too. You get chips and salsa on the house!

Service was great. Ambiance was lonely, this place is shared with a store so you can walk in to…read moreboth areas. The food though wasnt the best but ok. I ordered a burrito and tacos, the pastor tasted like carne asada so I might of gotten the wrong type of meat. Give it a try though

I cannot thank this restaurant enough. With just 30 minutes' notice, they stepped up in an…read moreincredible way to save our event after another vendor completely bailed on us. We had over 60 guests, including police officers, expecting food -- and this amazing team made and delivered over 200 tacos, quesadillas, and more, all on the fly. The food was delicious, fresh, and clearly made with care -- but just as importantly, the staff was kind, fast, and unbelievably professional under pressure. They turned what could've been a disaster into a memorable event for all the right reasons. This is what true community-minded service looks like. If you're looking for a restaurant that shows up when it counts -- with great food and even better people -- this is the one. They've earned our loyalty for life.

I came with a friend for a drink during a rainy Sunday afternoon. We both got a margarita and…read moreenjoyed some chips and salsa. Cool vibe here to incident fun music and tv at the bar. They have a few casino games to play also.

Drove in from out of town and was craving Mexican, so decided to try this place out. I wish I could…read moregive this place a 5/5 because everything was great, like really good: service, food, and drinks. Here's the only caveat, there are no prices listed on the three page drink menu.. I had asked before ordering how much the mojito marg was (this was really good btw) and the waiter said $14.95. When the receipt came we ended up being charged more. My boyfriend ordered a house margarita which came out to the same price as a specialty margarita, which was strange for a house marg. Overall the service and food were great but the price transparency for drinks was disappointing.

This authentic Mexican restaurant is connected to the grocery store, they have the best Mexican…read morefood in Tualatin. I've tried it all. Top tier. Great grocery shop, fantastic prices and GREAT produce. Grab some groceries while you wait.

Just an average burrito. Super nice people and funky space, but food is so so. I'm a bit of a…read moretaqueria snob. I ordered the San Diego burrito which has carne asada, fries (yes fries), guacamole, beans and sour cream. It didn't taste like much and meat wasn't that great. I'd eat it in a pinch but 6.5 out of 10. But hey, my opinions are just my own! Try these places for yourself and support La raza!!

My partner grabbed takeout since we always drove past the spot. The meat was dry and so were the…read morelimes that came with the tacos. The pastor didn't have that deep pastor flavor that I'm always in search of. The red salsa had a strange smoky flavor I didn't love. The green salsa was decent. The salsa that came with the guacamole and salsa orders were both decent but not great- I wish they were a little fresher. The rice was good and the beans were good, albeit different from what I'm used to. The spot is decent enough but will continue searching for my go-to taco spot.

We moved to Tualatin in March 2025 from the coast and were so excited to be in an area where there…read moreare so many restaurants to choose from. One favorite is Mexican food and we started checking them out one by one, and after we'd tried maybe 4 or 5 we decided that we like Pelines the best. It's comfortable and charming in it ambiance and the food is delicious. The service is wonderful and reliable . . . we go there a few times a month now. They even have a full bar and their cocktails are right up there with the best. It's a family restaurant and they obviously take great pride in their product!

Great food and service. Highly recommend the fajitas and the deep fried ice cream! We're new to the…read morearea and love the small local feel of this place.

​I visited Choza ADX at Bridgeport for lunch and had a great experience. One of the best things is…read morethe convenient free parking nearby, which makes the visit very easy. ​I ordered the Asada and Carnitas Tacos and a cup of Pozole. While the tacos were decent, the Pozole was the highlight of the meal--served with fresh avocado and crisp vegetables on top. It tasted very fresh, and I highly recommend it! ​The staff members were friendly, and the restaurant has a great, welcoming atmosphere. I didn't get to try them this time, but I definitely want to come back for their housemade daily chile rellenos next time! A solid 4-star spot for a casual Mexican lunch.

Oh Choza Choza Choza. I wanna LOVE you guys, but it's just a like…read more We went on a Friday evening and it was busy (expected). We didn't have to wait super long though, about 15 mins. We were seated and promptly served chips and salsa which was yummy. The restaurant is LOUD when it's busy so you'll be yelling to hear each other. The layout is kinda interesting...it's just one large room with a bunch of tables. Then the open kitchen and bar to the side (separated by a wall). We got the carne asada fries to share and these were delicious. 9/10. Huge portion too! For my son, he got the ceviche. It's just shrimp, would be cool if they added more seafood. Dish was $25+. He said it was an 8.5/10. I got the garlic butter shrimp enchiladas, also for $25. Like why is everything so overpriced. For the quality / taste, def not worth $25. The enchiladas were just okay. Our waitress and the staff were nice, no problems there. The house made horchata is deliciousssss.

This place is amazing! I visited yesterday for the first time for a group of friends, one of whom…read moretranslated for us, and the owner was very friendly! After we got our food (which was delicious), he opened up the seating in one of the nearby restaurants for us, and said that we could have free soda from the machine! La Barca Guerrero is definitely worth visiting!

It's what they call a Bodega in New York. A convenience store that has a little bit of everything,…read moreso you don't have to take a shuttle bus to Costco Land. My favorite thing is how friendly the staff there is! Makes my day!

Incredible menu, home cooked smells and excellent service- drinks and appetizers were also…read moreexceptional

Stars are mainly for service. 3 stars is being generous as far as the food goes. Very expensive for…read morethe portions given. Fajitas were very sad looking, a few ounces of chicken thighs (always had chicken breast fajitas elsewhere), mainly peppers and onions. Taco salad and tostadas were very underwhelming. Margarita was awful, definitely premade mix. Salsa was the best tasting thing we had. This was my second attempt and I think I'm done. Far better food at Juan Colorado or Rosie's Kitchen in Tualatin.