I like this place, but it's kind of off the beaten track and now that lunch traffic is diminished…read morebecause of the cost of food going up, I'm worried that it's gonna close. This restaurant has the best refried beans on the east side. I'm sure it's hard to compete as a brick and mortar now that there's so many taco trucks. Generally, there's one waitress and one cook, but their beans are phenomenal.

Great always friendly and inviting. The food is amazing! Fresh and satisfying!! My daughter loves…read moreto order a big tub of there salsa to take home it's her favorite

I was genuinely surprised by how highly rated this place is because, unfortunately, it was one of…read morethe worst Mexican meals I've had. The first disappointment was the lack of customization. You can only choose between shredded chicken or shredded beef, with no other meat options. Based on the server's recommendation, I ordered their best selling green enchiladas. I was expecting a traditional green chile (verde) sauce with a bit of spice, but instead it was loaded with cream, which completely overpowered the flavor. The shredded meat was also very dry and lacked seasoning, making the dish even more disappointing. To make matters worse, the service was quite slow, even though the restaurant wasn't busy. Overall, this was the most disappointing Mexican food I've had in the area.

The very best carnitas we have found north of Seattle, and we've tried a bunch!…read moreCarmen is always friendly, happy and helpful. Speedy too! I'm frequently surprised that people pass this place by on their way to The Cottage down the street when they would probably have a better meal at Julio's.

First off, the service here is next level! They take such good care of you! We had our order in…read morefast and we didn't realize what was coming. The servings were HUGE!!! I had the chile rellenos and it was so good. Everything was cooked well and the cheese blend was delicious. The toppings were fresh and crisp. The only downside was it was way more food than I could finish in two sittings! The chips and salsa were also really good, just the perfect lead up to the meal! Great service, great food!

I usually eat at the bar, which is a local hangout - and for good reason!…read more They have drink and appetizer specials from 11am to 6pm every day, while also offering lunch specials. The food is well above average for Mexican restaurants. Large portions, quality ingredients, and free chips and salsa. You can't go wrong here. The service is awesome, too. The bartender has been here for a few years and is always very friendly, attentive, and great at his job. The only small downside is that the parking spots are a bit small, but I park towards the back so it's not a problem. This is one of my favorite Mexican restaurants in the greater Seattle area.

We stopped into Patrona with a group of friends to satisfy a craving for Mexican food, and to watch…read morethe World Cup. We were seated instantly, and our server came quickly to take both our food and drink orders. We had beers, margaritas-- the mango marg was sweet and not heavy on the tequila, and everyone ordered a dish of their choosing. This spot is a bit different from your traditional family Mexican restaurant, in the way that it has TV's for watching the game, and more relaxed bar atmosphere throughout the restaurant. I throughly enjoyed my enchiladas suizas (always a favorite) and the salsa that was served with the chips was tangy and a bit spicy. Not sure that I'll hurry back, but it has been my favorite Mexican food in the north-end so far!

We visited during happy hour and their food was really delicious! The prices were unbelievable for…read morePNW. The food came out quickly enough and the service was prompt. We tried their tacos and quesadillas and were pleased with them. I will be returning to try other things.

My sister and I wanted to try a new spot for Mexican food, and we came across La Gloria, and I'm so…read morehappy we did! The service was amazing. All the staff were very sweet. When we sat down, we were offered a tostada as we looked over the menus such a fun touch! And my sister and I tried the special drink our waiter told us about, a watermelon margarita. I loved it. My sister got the nachos while I got the quesabirria tacos everything was delicious, good portions with and fresh flavors plus the food came out fast! They have a bar area and a family-friendly section and on Friday nights they have a mariachi band playing! This was a really fun place. I would definitely love to go back to try more of their menu again soon!

I can't tell you how many times I drove by this place without even knowing it was here. There is a…read moresmall cluster of restaurants that honestly don't have the strongest reviews. La Gloria is the exception. Reviews glow, but since you have seen my score, it's clear there is room for improvement. Once seated, we were served a Tostada. This was a single small fried tortilla with beans, cabbage and salsa. Probably cost less than $.25 in material, but sells for around $7. Now whenever, I talked to my God Mother, rest in peace, about a new Mexican restaurant, her first question was always the same, "How were the Frijoles?". These beans were creamy, well-seasoned and flavorful. The best refried beans I've tasted in some time. I still say the appetizer is overpriced, but I also see why they serve you one free for dining in. We started with chips and salsa. I still say, they should be free, but at $4, it's a little tough to complaint, but I will. The chips came on a dinner plate. A dinner plate of chips would be about the same size as a restaurant basket of chips, however, there was a large bowl big enough for soup with the smallest amount of salsa in it. So now, 25% of that surface space is gone. This bowl which most likely holds 16 oz has about 3 ounces of salsa, in it and 1/3 of the plate space is empty, So you have enough chips for one person and barely enough salsa for dipping. The salsa was also tart, no heat, no seasoning, we were very disappointed. Last, if you charge me for chips and salsa, it better be bottomless, but once the chips were gone, they removed the plate and bowl without offering to refill either. There were a couple items that looked good to me, but they both had squash. Sorry, I've never heard of squash in Mexican food, unless it's vegan, but maybe it's popular in the region this family is from. Rather than ask if it could be removed, I decided to go with the Carnes Asada. The food took a while to arrive, but they said everything is made from scratch and fresh, so I anticipated a meal worthy of El Presidente himself! Now, clearly this place was not without its flaws, but this was the best Carne Asada I've ever tasted. I was really skeptical, because it was thick cut and when Carna Asada is thick cut certain things tend to happen, it's not cooked evenly, the meat isn't seasoned well enough, so bites end up being bland. No, this was juicy, well-seasoned and cooked evenly, flawless. It also came with a generous scoop of guacamole, that didn't really impress. It was also served with Fried Cheese, no idea what that is, sounds like something served at the fair on stick. I got several tortillas that were hot and fresh and a small cup of whole beans that could have used some crumbled cheese on top. There was also a large portion of rice, but the flavor was a bit fishy. I don't know if they used a seafood broth, but for me it was inedible. There was also a smoky, spicy salsa served, but again, it was a tablespoon. Stop being so cheap with the salsa! This also would have been a far better salsa to go with chips than what was served. Glad I tasted everything, but not sure I would order it again. I didn't eat half of what was served do to taste which means I overpaid. If we do make it back, it would probably be for happy hour. That way we could sample a couple other items in a smaller portion for less. Would I recommend this place, sure, but not without the above cautions included. I like to clean my plate and feel like I got a deal, neither happened here due to some questionable choices in flavor or seasoning. The people could not have been nicer, but I can't say we left completely satisfied.

Casa Guerrero is such a cute hidden gem in Lynnwood! The carne asada is my go-to every time I come…read morehere. The portion is seriously so generous, and the service is always great and welcoming. I also love that the meal comes with your choice of chicken soup, black bean soup, or a salad, which makes it feel like you're getting a lot. Everything is flavorful and satisfying, and it's definitely one of those spots I'm always happy to come back to. We also got the churros this time, and they were the perfect little treat to finish the meal! They were warm, sweet, and such a good addition after dinner. If you're in Lynnwood and looking for a cozy, tucked-away Mexican spot with generous portions, friendly service, and really good carne asada, Casa Guerrero is definitely worth checking out.

Still the best steaks of any Mexican style restaurant that I have ever had. Aldo incredible chicken…read moresoup.

Amazing food and service that feels like family. I've had their chimichanga lunch special with…read moreshredded beef. It's a large plate with lots of beans, rice, cheese, sour cream, guacamole, lettuce, and tomato. Also the pork tamale à la cart is a great smaller plate. The Las Espuelas margarita is made with top shelf liquor and freshly muddled lime, lemon, and orange. Not cheap, but delicious and strong as one would expect. Beautiful interior. This is in the Cedars shopping center along with the CVS and QFC.

Excellent chips and salsa. Clean, quiet, and beautifully decorated. Delicious drinks from a well…read morestocked bar. Great menu with options for everyone. Friendly and familiar staff.

Came here because they're open late night, until 11pm. Service was pretty good!…read more Food was meh. The mole enchiladas were waaay too sweet. Sauce didn't taste that good, and chicken wasn't seasoned at all. Similarly, the red enchiladas chicken wasn't seasoned. The red sauce was way better. Might be back here to try other menu items.

TLDR: Great drinks, great service. Food was good…read more We came as a huge party and they were very kind to save a section for us at the long table. It was like having the whole place to ourselves. The place is lively and great for big gatherings. Personally the food wasn't spicy enough or flavorful enough for me. That's just a personal preference. With that said, I could probably spend lots of hours just eating chips and guacamole with a mango margarita in hand!

Food and service was great. Nice covered patio on the marina. "Elevated Mexican" food = not…read morecheap. Loved the menu. Will be back.

Stopped in for lunch today and had the chips and salsa, guacamole, enchiladas suizas and a cup of…read moretortilla soup. We also had a rotating tap beer. The good was the enchiladas- chicken tinga was good and plentiful. The chips and salsa were also good. I liked they gave choice of black beans for side - healthier! The bad - $9.5 for a small beer? Insane. The guacamole was not fresh. The chicken tortilla soup was essentially chicken broth with chucks of chewy chicken and sliced avocados. Would not recommend guacamole and the soup. When we were ready to check out I asked to use Apple Pay so the manager had to service us instead of the young server. The soup was untouched. Our waitress knew and addressed it wasn't touched and still bought the bill with soup included. The manager asked how we liked our meal and again shared the soup wasn't touched and she said "well it's preference" I'm sorry...what? Any way - customer service is what sealed deal for me that I won't be back. I eat out a lot all over the world and rarely, if ever, have I had someone let alone a manager handle a complaint this way.

A Cheesecake Factory sized-menu, there's really something anyone would like. They even have a…read moreseparate section for vegetarian dishes. We went while they were serving breakfast/brunch/lunch and they have a fun selection of American and Mexican breakfast favorites. Started off with free chips, salsa and beans which is rare these days. The salsa and beans together were delicious. For our main course. we went with the chilaquiles and the chicken taquitos. The chilaquiles came in verde sauce and were huge and nicely crispy with onions and cojita and a big side of beans and eggs. Taquitos seemed freshly made and were also crunchy with a satisfying amount of chicken. We also got a house margarita and a sangria - both were fine but definitely from a mix so a bit too sweet. Would probably spend a bit more and order something different next time. Service was friendly and quick and there was a ton of space in the restaurant.

This place is good!!! So so so much offering on their menu!…read moreWe were honestly wasnt expecting much; but how wrong we were! The staffs are very friendly; to us and to all the guest as well. They all very hospitable. The restaurant is bigger than it looks from the outside; and love the patio/outdoor dining area. And the food we got was really good! What we got: Carne asada con camarones (with the diabla sauce). This is what you call a good surf and turf!!! The carne asda was nicely grilled, the spanish rice is really really good, the camarones a la diabla was good as well; but i personally would love it to be more spicy! But thats why i ordered a side of roasted jalapeno (chef kisses)! Carne asada and chile relleno This was really good as well! Same style plate but with the poblano pepper instead shrimps. The portion of the foods is waaayyyy bigger than we though it would be! ( a good porblem to have ) !! For sure we will return here again and try their other offering. Oh! We also got a margarita; and they did not skim out on the alcohol; hahahaha just how we like it.