First time was great, second time not so great. Carnitas was so dry I couldn't eat it…read more Street tacos are good. It's a food truck but they have cozy seating and picnic tables so you can eat there. The person that takes your order is friendly enough.

Great food!! Thus the 5 star review. Though not great customer service. We all had the 3 taco…read morecombo. Homemade tortillas were crazy good. Amongst us we tried the beef, chicken, el pastor, and carnitas. They were all great. I particularly liked the el pastor. My other's fav were the chicken and beef. The beans were flavorful, and the two salsas, red and green were also excellent. The rice was fine. They brought no forks or napkins. Asked for them and was asked how many (3 of us were eating there at the tables setup next to the truck). Had to go back and request the guacamole I'd ordered and paid for (only ok). Would definitely go back for the great food.

Let me start by saying how sweet and loving is Pita! She is super personable and charismatic. She…read moreis welcoming with a heart warming smile that makes you smile back. The burritos are delicious! Well seasoned and flavored it hit right to home. Pita will be missed once it closes down but it will be in our hearts Thank you for making our experience great and welcoming we look forward to make a trip again sometime

We visited Pita's Taqueria to pick up some portable food to eat while hiking at Mt. Rainier. This…read moreparticular restaurant is a food stand connected to a gas station with just a couple of seats outside. They're pretty efficient so we had our food within a couple of minutes. Pita Burrito, Carne Asada ($16.27) - Huge burrito incoming, probably over 2 lb. I would say similar to Mission-sized, but the interior ingredients are not quite up to standard. Still, very impressive for the region. There's a large tortilla, warm and pliable, absolutely filled with tons of stuff. Firstly, a very good portion of beef, not seasoned much other than salt, but giving a great beefy flavor. The beef chunks are crisped up on the flat top perfectly, giving plenty of texture. This does dry out the meat, so there's a tradeoff, but that's what the cheese, guac and sour cream are for. Enough moisture is included so that, while not nearly as messy to eat as a typical Mission burrito, it's enough for each bite. There's a well balanced portion of rice and beans as well. The construction is pretty good so the burrito can be eaten in the hand without issues. (5/5) Is this the best burrito in the world, as some people seem to think? No way, but I think it's very solid for being in Washington and is one of the best I've had since moving to the state. Note: Pita's charges a little extra for credit card usage. I'm not sure how much percentage (it was 27 cents for us), and I don't recall them having a sign up stating they charge for credit cards.

I got 5 tacos - 3 of asada and 2 of birria. All 5 with "everything" which is onion, cilantro,…read moregrilled onions and grilled jalapeño. They were very good. I also got the aqua Jamaica, and esquite. The lady I ordered from was very friendly. I would order tacos from there again. :)

Delish and they were super nice. The Coke was ice cold in the bottle. The food was Yum. Delicious…read more I wanna go again right now.

Dropped by on the way home after fishing and ordered some food to go from this Food Truck. Got the…read moreBeef Tacos, a Chicken Taco Plate and a Chicken Quesadilla. After about 5 minutes, our food was ready to be picked up. After driving home from the gas station, and opening up the food boxes, we noticed the portions got smaller from trying out this Mexican food truck a year ago. The chicken Quesadilla barely had any meat in it and the Tacos seemed smaller, too. The size of the tortillas looked much smaller than before. At least that was from our perspective when we were eating.... I don't know, but it surely was lacking something and wasn't the same as our first experience...

Just got a last minute dinner from this spot, 10/10. Love there tortas and got a jr burrito in…read morecase I was still hungry. Devoured both. Highly recommend and the staff is super friendly.

Clean and authentic and good price Staff was nice…read more Timely served as well Will go back for sure

Garcia's is a very spacious spot that's great for families or groups. When you arrive, they serve…read morecomplimentary chips and salsa, which is always a nice touch. We ordered the carne asada (no beans, extra rice), which was about $30. The portion was decent, but overall the flavor was just okay. I wouldn't necessarily call it authentic, but it works if you're looking for a quick and easy meal. They did ask how we wanted the meat cooked we requested medium but since the steak was cut thin, it ended up being cooked well done. The kids' meals were simple and come with a drink, which is convenient. However, the orange juice tasted off and was really sour like it was expired, so we asked to switch it to apple juice. Garcia's is a decent option for a casual meal in a spacious setting, but for the price especially the $30 carne asada.

Having grown up in Southern California I'm pretty particular about Mexican food. A friend…read morerecommended this so we decided to give it a try. Went on a saturday afternoon, totally not crowded so we were seated brought chips and salsa and drinks immediately. The salsa is very good but they bring you this little tiny bowl of chips that went quickly and no one ever showed up to see if we wanted more. My go to test at any Mexican restaurant is a chili relleno so I ordered that. It really wasn't good. The batter around the chili was literally mushy and sort of off putting. Again no one ever came by to check on our meals. My husband got a tamale and enchilada plate. He said they were ok, not wonderful. The price was better than most Mexican restaurants but the food not as good

Good service and friendly staff. Gave us chips & salsa as soon as we sat down. I ordered the combo…read morefajitas and also added shrimp. One issue I had was that the shrimp was pretty fishy. My son and I usually love seafood, but we're glad that we ordered the combo as we didn't end up eating any of the shrimp in our order besides the couple of bites that we tried. Really unfortunate. Another let down was the fact that none of the servers that came by ever refilled our waters, and my glass was empty for quite awhile. I had to ask my friend for hers as she was having a cocktail instead.

Randomly found this place in federal way. I had the steak…read morerancheros and my girl got the Enchilada verde. Food was super good, the enchilada was very delicious. The young woman working provided great service. The restaurant is decorated to look like an old Mexican building. Which makes sense because the restaurant is named after my favorite revolutionary, Pancho Villa.

Staff is always so friendly, pretty quick service…read more Food is bomb- good portions. If you dine in, they'll give you chips and salas Clean Would recommend, Al pastor is so flavorful!

I usually don't eat out and when I do I expect good food, this was not the case, ordered red…read morechilaquiles and the sauce tasted like it came out of a can, my wife loves tacos. She ordered five of them and could only eat two because they were very chewy and in her words disgusting, she ended up spitting out the food. If you're gonna end up eating here, the closest thing they have too decent is the chicken tacos.

Was a bit confused on this one.. was it Tortas Locas? Or Taqueria Veronica? Come to find out they…read moreare one and the same. Looking at the menu, they have many choices of tortas, as well as many other Mexican food dishes. Service was very friendly and quick to get orders out. I watched many too go orders go quickly. Seating is mainly inside, with a few tables outside. Hard to miss with all the banners waving in the breeze outside. After a hike a few street tacos sounded good, so I ordered a few carne asada tacos, which came out fast! I barely had gotten my drink. They offer a good variety of house salsa to add, which I had the red spicy one, along with a ample amount of carne asada, there was plenty of cilantro (a favorite) and diced onions, they made for a delicious and satisfying late lunch. A great Mexican food stop in Buckley. Cheers!