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Pecado Bueno

3.7 (616 reviews)
ModerateMexican
Closed • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
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Moderate noise
Good for groups
Outdoor seating

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Quesadilla with jackfruit
Skye P.

$3.99 short margs, $7.99 tall, fresh (not the fake mix stuff, real limes). Fun vegetarian options and big portions! Order at the counter, get a number, they bring it to you. This makes it feasible for large groups too! Lots of indoor and outdoor seating. Little i between space is outside covered with a fire pit table. Not the cleanest feeling spot, but that's probably why the food is so good/relatively affordable for Seattle prices lol. 4 star vibes make for the best food in my opinion. Giving it 5 for that reason! Record store, bars, etc. in walking distance!

No what I ordered, awful experience, no go

Maybe I picked a bad night ordered a carnitas burrito wet, came out looked ok cheese on top-no melt, loaded with beans & rice no meat to be found when I discovered meat it was shredded beef, by far the worst burrito I've ever had served to me, never again one & done,,,

Taquitos (2 Crispy Rolled Tacos)
Jay K.

This location is way better than the one on Eastlake. The Food tastes fresh. The customer service is way my welcoming than on Eastlake. They go above and beyond at this location and I been to both multiple times they don't compare at all I rather drive farther to eat here than over at Eastlake which is closer to me

DJ

I love this bar! The food is great and the summer DJ nights have been AMAZING! So much fun here. Please keep more DJs

Gazpacho
Karishma A.

**vegetarian review** I love the space at pecado's. There is so much seating. And it's quite friendly to vegetarian diet. I got the seasonal gazpacho and the street taco platter with jackfruit, butternut squash and chicken taco (for my friend). The gazpacho came with a huge side of chips and many different salsa like mango pineapple, smoky Rojas etc The soup was delicious and perfect for the recently hot Seattle weather. It had lots of vegetables and was very chunky in texture. The tacos were quite nice too. Personally butternut squash was sweet so I won't get that again. But the jackfruit was delicious. The platter also came with a generic serving of flavoured rice, beans, charred onions and jalapeños. Loved those sides as well. All in all it was very filling but felt healthy or refreshing.

Beer
Eddie G.

Came to this place because I was craving some chilaquiles. They were ehh but the service and establishment made up for it. They have a nice fire pit outside to enjoy your meal. It was a tad to warm for me even tho I was there in December. If you are drinking a cold beer drink it quickly because the fire pit will warm it up. They have a decent salsa bar but nothing was 4/10 on the spicy level. Plenty of seating inside as well as outside.

Lukewarm burrito bowl with butternut squash. Would be much better if served warm and with fajita veggies instead of sweet (cold) squash!
Carolynn T.

Order at the counter, then seat yourself and wait for food. The chip bar with refillable basket of chips was a cool concept, but the chips were overcooked and hard/stale. The guacamole is tasty, and worth the couple bucks to add on! I ordered a burrito bowl and a fountain drink, but the employee never gave me a glass for the drink and walked away as soon as she put away the money I paid with so I didn't get the chance to ask her for one. I stayed at the counter hoping I could catch her attention and ask her for a cup, but after standing there awkwardly as more customers filed in behind me, I gave up and took a water cup that I filled with soda. I went with a vegetarian burrito bowl, so instead of meat it's served with butternut squash. The squash was cooked well, but I don't think the flavors really match those of a burrito - I would much rather have some fajita veggies thrown in instead of the squash. The food was barely warmer than room temperature, but I bet it would taste much better if it was warm enough to melt the cheese a little on top!

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Still looking for a killer authentic taco place in Seattle. These were fine, but not authentic.

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Always delicious. There's never been a time that we've been disappointed. Definitely beats the neighboring restaurants in quality!

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