Very cozy and welcoming place The atmosphere feels warm and inviting, the staff is genuinely…read morefriendly, and the food is amazing. Definitely a spot worth coming back to.

We love this location. We were here again right after Christmas. It's our go to spot when we have…read morecompany in town. We love their margaritas and traditional Mexican food. We love their Carne Asada, Carnitas and guacamole. The kids love the cheese quesadillas and the bean dip that comes with chips. I highly recommend this place if you're looking for a great Mexican food.

We love coming here! Economical, great food & sides, great service! Repeat customers many times !!!!read more

Omg!! Is the best autentic Guadalajara food, I try the carne en su jugo, the tortas ahogadas,and…read morethe Jericallas all the food and costumer service was great, we visit the restaurant us a Contenten creators group and we have an amazing experience. 100% recommend it .

Quaint and delicious!! Forgot to take pics…read more The tacos were greasy dripping down the hand good!! Yum!! Enchilada was great. Boyfriend had the breakfast burrito -- massive and he loved it!! Our server was so sweet! We will be coming back for sure! Can't wait!!!

My first time at Fuente was a success! Another first was that I ordered the Machaca. I had never…read moreeven heard of it, but it was quite good. The portion was about double what I could eat, but it heated back up nicely. Great service & a clean space. I definitely want to come back for the Quesabirria!

Came with family celebrating my birthday. Best Mexican restaurant in Smokey Point. Service is…read morealways great. Casual atmosphere. Food always delicious and authentic. The prices are still affordable for a meal. I recommend this restaurant.

When I first started dining here the food was much better. The biggest problem is inconsistency…read more The service can be great, or greatly lagging. Last week I had steak fajitas. The meal and service were good. Pretty standard Mexican fare with rice, beans, chips, and salsa. When paying you get to use their iPad. The pre-determined tips START at 25% and go to 40. Rarely do I get a meal that's worth 30%, anywhere, and nowhere has a meal been worth a 40% tip. I havent had a meal at Paraiso that was worth a 25% tip. Yes, you can enter a custom tip. It's just so nervy to even consider asking for tips this big! The location is next to a post office, views are of the parkinglot.

This is a solid food truck. The people are really nice who run it…read more The portions are big. Sometimes big enough to split between lunch and dinner. The food itself is delicious. The horchata is fresh. When their truck is at local events, I've noticed they up their prices. Just an observation. Not going to knock any stars for that though.

These tacos are fantastic. Tried the asada, adobada and carnitas. Som of the best adobada I have…read moreever eaten. This is honestly the gem of sultan. If you are passing through and want fast tacos at a great price then stop here.

Delicious! Despite having lived here for over three years, this was my first visit. I love…read moreMexican food and I love breakfast, so I came here for the perfect combination. I got the steak and eggs (Comalito, I think it is on the menu) and a cappuccino. Service was super friendly and the food came out quickly. The cappuccino was very tasty. The Comalito was delicious and authentic, with the right amount of spice. The restaurant is really neat inside, with beautiful traditional decorations, neat lighting and a variety of rustic materials that really suit the location (Edison). If you're visit in the winter, be advised that it can be chilly in the dining room. If you're there in the summer, there is plenty of outdoor seating to soak up the sun.

Mariposa is quirky as is befitting for Edison, WA; Tacos…read moreare imaginative, Garden eating is inviting but frankly the price tag is heavy. We paid $50 for 2plates of duck tacos, with rice ( no beans), and that's not including the gratuity. When does value come into the equation? These are tacos!!! Street food, albeit these have some panache - but $25 for the plate if 2 with rice!!! C'mon, rethink this.

Absolutely amazing spot for Sunday brunch! Everything we ordered was on point. My wife had the…read morehuevos rancheros, perfectly balanced, flavorful, and cooked just right. I went with the machaca (tender shredded beef with eggs), and it was incredible, super tender, rich, and packed with flavor. We also shared the garlic parm wings, which were crispy and addictive, and the chips & guac were fresh and done right. Our kid had a quesadilla and loved it. One of the coolest touches was the kids menu! it's interactive and even teaches them how to count to 10 in Spanish, which is such a fun and thoughtful detail. Great food, welcoming vibe, and an awesome brunch experience all around. We'll definitely be back!

Monroe, Washington, April 2026…read more This colorful building is located on the main street in downtown Monroe. The minute you walk in you are greeted immediately. An older gentleman and a younger guy were quick to tell us we could sit wherever we wanted as it was a Sunday evening. Booths line the wall and there are about four tables in the middle of the restaurant. Very small, but very colorful and extremely friendly staff. We were quickly asked for a drink order and they brought chips and salsa. The chips were a perfect thin yet crunchy texture. The salsa was very flavorful. It had chunks of onions and lots of cilantro. However, I wish the salsa was spicier. We both ordered chicken and beef enchiladas à la crema. The presentation was nice and I'm so glad there was no lettuce decorating my plate. My whole beans came in a little tortilla cup but the rice lacked flavor. It taste more like a puréed risotto. The enchiladas were covered in the cream sauce that also had cheese. There was no flavor to the cream sauce and the chicken was extremely dry. I liked the flavor of the whole beans. They don't give you a full basket of chips when you sit down. So we asked for more as they were delicious. But then we received only a quarter of a basket this second time. They don't post prices of the soda or the drinks. When we inquired to see a bar menu, they said they had none that we could order anything we want. We asked the price of a particular drink and he said don't worry. When I receive my bill, my non alcoholic bottle of Heineken was $7.25. I think that is outrageous for a nonalcoholic beer. I will give this place three stars because the chicken was tough and dry. The cream sauce was boring and the salsa needs spice.

My sister and I were looking for a place to eat after our hikes and Maggy's came up because we past…read moreit a couple times as we were trail hopping by, and I'm so happy we went! The food was absolutely amazing. Chips were homemade and the salsa was perfection. We ordered the chorizo queso, asada tacos and tamales. You could tell the tortillas were homemade. Everything was fresh and delicious. We ordered the spicy margaritas and let me tell you, if you like a spicy marg this is top 3 I have ever had. And all that is great, but what made the whole experience the best was Alvaro. He was attentive, funny as heck, engaging, made each one of our drinks himself and he just lit up the whole place. Thank you Alvaro for being you! If you are around the area - you will not be disappointed by going here!

Truly unsure why this place has such amazing reviews. I came in with a group for dinner (6 of us)…read moreand the owners seemed pissed that we were there. They were serving tables, clearing tables, dusting, just any activity besides seating us. We asked what the wait was going to be and they said "hold on." Meanwhile, they only had about 3 tables going and there were tons where they could have sat us. We finally got a table, but no service or even water for 30 min. I ordered a hibiscus marg and it was okay. I don't think it had alcohol in it. My friend got peach sangria, which ended up basically being Sunny D with grenadine. Her glass was cracked, so we asked if we could get a new one. Like 20 min later, we asked the server if her new drink was coming and he said no. He then gaslit us into thinking we broke the glass and would need to replace it. So weird. The food was fine. Very average. They aren't very flexible with substitutions and aren't aware of allergens. I got poblano shrimp and the sauce was watery and the beans tasted like lard. They forgot two of our dishes and got things really confused. When the bill came, we asked to see it because we were worried they would charge us for the meal they never brought out or the glass shard sangria. They said no LOL. We said we weren't comfortable paying without reviewing the items on the bill, and they had one of our group go behind the counter to look at it on the computer. Very odd. They really didn't know how to work their POS. We sat at a table next to a huge overflowing box of wires and cords. The whole aesthetic was really off, the servers were rude and unhelpful, and the food was like an even lower quality azteca/ixtapa. Not surprising for the location, but def not worth a stop.

I'm sorry, but who serves dinner and closes at 7:30pm? It is not my favorite meal. The food was…read morereally slapped together and reminded me of a sad school cafeteria- you know- where they have to serve something because it's the law. The servers are nice and the place is cute, but that's about it. Wouldn't recommend it except for a beer, mid-afternoon, clearly.

So glad to find Hacienda open for Sunday dinner! For entrees, we ordered two veggie burritos, one…read morespicy Diablo, and one la Duena. Fresh salsa and chip were served immediately, food followed soon. Everything was in big portion. My spicy Diablo had a good variety of ingredients, tasted good but nothing stood out. The spicy garlic sauce didn't taste spicy or garlicky to me. For dessert we got a flan and a fried ice cream, both delicious. Personally I preferred the flan but the shell in the fried ice cream was pretty amazing too. Our waiting staff was super nice and helpful, but seemed stressed the whole time. We weren't surprised at all given they were the only server for 5+ tables at a peak dinner time.

Some of the best Mexican north of White Center! Very kitschy decor but for me, it was endearing,…read morereminded me of some of my favorite mexican restaurants in south texas. Ordered the chorizo queso and we nearly fought for the last of it- Husband got a smothered burritto and was making happy noises the whole time, I got the beef enchilladas with mole - very sweet if you're into that. Amazing service as well.

A friend of mine live here and normally we meet somewhere closer to Seattle, but this time I…read moreinsisted on coming to his zip code, when I asked him about Mexican food, he said there wasn't anything good in town and that he normally goes to Everett. I didn't buy it because I know Marysville has Las Margaritas and La Hacienda, 2 places I grew up with in Seattle and although, one left the city and the other has closed locations, I'd like to believe either can still serve a respectable plate. So, I found this place and suggested it and this is my report. $25 for lunch was a bit steep, that was just the entrée with tax and tip. No beverage or extras. Salsa was okay, could have been hotter. I aksed for something hotter, but they said they didn't have anything. Pictures showed multiple salsas and bottles of sauce, but we weren't offered any. The plate came with healthy portions of rice and beans. But the portion of Carne Asada did not impress. It also had the smaller portion of guacamole, it was like a half teaspoon, not enough to compliment the entrée. I won't drag this out. The food was pretty good, it did take some salt and pepper to really pop, but it was better than any local chain Mexican food. I will also say the service improved from cold to friendly and neither of us left hungry. Speaking of cold, there was no hot water in the restroom. I don't know why the Health Department allows this. It takes soap and hot water to wash hands. If there is no hot water, you are not a clean restaurant in my book. Still, I'd probably give this place a 3 with a point deduction for price and for not appearing to offer the same menu items previous reviews advertise. Fastest way to earn 5 stars is to increase the protein portion and put hot water in the restroom. For the record, there was a supreme Enchilada special for $12. That is very reasonable and also why I didn't hesitate to pay $18 for the Carne Asada Lunch, I just assumed, I would get the same value, but did not. This place is worth checking out, but it was also empty and I can see why. If I were back in the area, I would most likely try Las Margaritas or La Hacienda. I feel confident my dollar goes further there.