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Iguana Mexican Grill

Iguana Mexican Grill has been around for a very very long time. They used to have a location on Western, but moved to the 16th street location way back when I was in Middle school (maybe highschool). I remember going her almost every tuesday in Highschool for taco tuesday and would always stop in whenContinue reading “Iguana Mexican Grill”

Mission Cantina

Mission Cantina is located in West Seattle and is a great spot for weekend brunch. I don’t come here as often as I used to, but that is mostly due to the West Seattle bridge construction that is forever taking. This is a great spot to grab brunch with friends. This place used to offerContinue reading “Mission Cantina”

Rancho Bravo

RANCHO BRAVO – two locations in Cap Hill and Wallingford serving up some classic tacos and other Mexican dishes. We ordered the Carnitas and Shredded Beef. These are as basic as it gets. They come filled with meat and topped with diced onions and cilantro and served with your choice of salsa verde or rojaContinue reading “Rancho Bravo”

TNT Taqueria

TNT TAQUERIA – located in Wallingford, is a little walk up window serving up tacos and more! They open at 8am so you can get your breakfast taco fill as well! I used to come here all the time for breakfast tacos, breakfast burritos, and their churros. I had never actually tried their regular tacosContinue reading “TNT Taqueria”

Tacos Chukis

TACO CHUKIS – multiple locations around Seattle. It has always been my favorite taco and I could eat these by the dozen. My favorite is their House Tacos which come with adobada pork, melted cheese, salsa, guacamole, diced onions, cilantro, and grilled pineapple on a soft corn tortilla. Their regular tacos come with your choiceContinue reading “Tacos Chukis”

Gracia

GRACIA – this cute little spot is located in Ballard serving up some incredible tacos. We ordered 3 – Al Pastor (top), Campechanos (middle), and Shrimp (bottom). The Campechanos was our favorite – it was filled with carne aside, bacon, chorizo, roasted pork, charred tomatillo salsa, onion and radish. The Al Pastor is filled withContinue reading “Gracia”