The margaritas are amazing!! The prickly pear is my favorite. The tacos are really good! $6-7 per taco.Tip: If you order the cochinita pibil taco, get the habanero salsa on the side. You’ll thank me later!Parking: Free on the weekends and after 5 pm.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Carne Asada Tacos, Margarita De La Casa, Chips & House Salsas
Job Req
Super hyped up place. Other than the cocktails everything is very mediocre. food is overrated and overpriced. My soup was cold and Taco was runny sauce with hint of spice and cold , I am glad I didn’t go here when I was hungry.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 3
Shantol Lerche
Lovely food and drinks ❤️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Al Pastor, Margarita De La Casa, Salsa
Kali A
That was so good! A most excellent brunch. Fantastic service at the bar.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Guacamole
Chris Ross
Dishonest establishment. I signed a receipt totaling $63, and my server Laurel fraudulently charged my card $75. This is not a simple entry error- this was purposeful and intentional. Do not eat here.
KynsLee Scott
If we could leave 10 stars, we would. We have been dining at The Camino since they opened and we've never had a bad experience.The drinks are incredible, the food is consistently delicious but really what makes this place so special is the staff. Do yourself a favor and have a meal here... you will not be disappointed!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Ceviche, Al Pastor, Margarita De La Casa, Guacamole
Jordan Green
If you don’t mind being overwhelmed by social anxiety come here for dinner. Otherwise come get some brunch here it’s perfect. Not so crowded, plus they got mimosas for that vitamin C. Food is amazing ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jared Benson
Listen here, sometimes the crowd is wrong; but when the crowd tells you about the margs at The Camino... ya listen. Absolutely Baller. Tremendous.The tacos are good, especially the pork ones, but for whatever reason, I couldn't stop eating the guac man. The dude abides by that
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Guacamole
Ghost Peppers
Went there with a small group a few weeks after they opened. The waitress would not allow modifications (aka removing an easily removable ingredient) because “they didn’t want to modify the chef’s vision”. I was very taken back. Customer’s money should buy them what they want, especially if something will make them unwell. Food was very mediocre. Maybe it’s improved post Covid?
The bartender on shift this morning was incredible and clearly cares about doing a good job. The food is amazing, but adding in a knowledgeable bartender with a passion for customer service makes this brunch experience a must for anyone looking for the best Missoula has to offer.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Malcolm Miller
I don’t know why it has taken me so long to check out The Camino! I tried it out for the first time last night (best to make reservations for dinner). I’ve heard nothing but good things from friends, family, and coworkers in Missoula about this place.The Camino did not disappoint.From start to finish, the staff were warm, friendly, knowledgeable and incredibly attentive. Top notch.The atmosphere was relaxed, calm, and inviting.The drinks were superb.For starters, of course we ordered the staple of any visit to a Mexican joint; chips and salsa. The chips were definitely house made. They were warm, crisp, and salty. The red and green salsas were phenomenal. We also ordered the queso fundito, which was hot and melty, super savory and delicious.After eating my weight in chips and salsa, the main dishes arrived. We ordered family style! Cochinita pabil, pazole, and carne asada tacos. The presentation was on point, and the flavors were distinct and authentic. The food was fresh and delicious. I was blown away by how amazing that my meal was. The pazole is the best I’ve ever had.The house made churro for desert topped off the evening.I grew up in Southern California and have missed actual Mexican cuisine for almost 20 years. I finally found it at The Camino in downtown Missoula! Highly recommend 10/10!PS: I’ve read some negative reviews of The Camino and I’ve got this to say: If your idea of “good Mexican food” comes out of a drive through window or if “fresh Mexican food” is served by a bunch of jabronies that sing to you when you order nachos, you don’t know what actual Mexican food is.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Cochinita Pibil, Salsa, Al Pastor, Churros, Guacamole, Carnitas
j hersh
Overpriced trendy taco joint, for seven dollars you can have a 2 ounce cold taco and that’s it! Add a cup of beans eight dollars. Crazy expensive for food, but not a lot of flavor. I know they are attempting to copy the tacos of Mexico, but they are severely lacking in flavor and obviously the price is over the top. Literally these are the tiniest tacos ever seen. This place is very trendy and busy and very loud they will kick you out even if half the restaurant is empty so if you want to stay and visit for a while, this is not the place to go nor is the place to go for good food. It appears that a lot of young people go here which is interesting because it’s not at all affordable. But I guess they’re there for the vibe. They’re definitely not there for the food because it’s mediocre best there are many more downtown restaurants with better food and better prices. This is just a mediocre taco truck in a building.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 2
Militia Wilder
Very loud but also very delicious.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jennifer H.
Over priced trendy taco joint. For $7.00 you can have a 2 oz cold taco and that's it! Add a cup of beans, 8 dollars. Crazy expensive for food with not a lot of flavor. I know they are attempting to copy tacos of Mexico but they are Severely lacking in flavor and obviously the price is over the top . Literally these are the tiniest tacos I've ever seen. This place is very trendy and busy and very loud and they will kick you out, even if half the restaurant is empty so If you want to stay and visit for a while this is not the place to go, nor is it the place to go for good food. it appears that a lot of young people go here, which is interesting because its is not at all affordable, but I guess they're there for the vibe, they're definitely not there for the food because it's mediocre at best. There are many more downtown Missoula restaurants that are by far better, and actually give you some food for your money. This is not one of them. It's a taco truck in a building charging a lot of money. Two stars only because service was ok, not great but ok. Never again.
A bit expensive but tasty good mezcal
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
The margaritas are amazing!! The prickly pear is my favorite. The tacos are really good! $6-7 per taco.Tip: If you order the cochinita pibil taco, get the habanero salsa on the side. You’ll thank me later!Parking: Free on the weekends and after 5 pm.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Carne Asada Tacos, Margarita De La Casa, Chips & House Salsas
Super hyped up place. Other than the cocktails everything is very mediocre. food is overrated and overpriced. My soup was cold and Taco was runny sauce with hint of spice and cold , I am glad I didn’t go here when I was hungry.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 3
Lovely food and drinks ❤️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Al Pastor, Margarita De La Casa, Salsa
That was so good! A most excellent brunch. Fantastic service at the bar.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Guacamole
Dishonest establishment. I signed a receipt totaling $63, and my server Laurel fraudulently charged my card $75. This is not a simple entry error- this was purposeful and intentional. Do not eat here.
If we could leave 10 stars, we would. We have been dining at The Camino since they opened and we've never had a bad experience.The drinks are incredible, the food is consistently delicious but really what makes this place so special is the staff. Do yourself a favor and have a meal here... you will not be disappointed!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Ceviche, Al Pastor, Margarita De La Casa, Guacamole
If you don’t mind being overwhelmed by social anxiety come here for dinner. Otherwise come get some brunch here it’s perfect. Not so crowded, plus they got mimosas for that vitamin C. Food is amazing ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Listen here, sometimes the crowd is wrong; but when the crowd tells you about the margs at The Camino... ya listen. Absolutely Baller. Tremendous.The tacos are good, especially the pork ones, but for whatever reason, I couldn't stop eating the guac man. The dude abides by that
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Guacamole
Went there with a small group a few weeks after they opened. The waitress would not allow modifications (aka removing an easily removable ingredient) because “they didn’t want to modify the chef’s vision”. I was very taken back. Customer’s money should buy them what they want, especially if something will make them unwell. Food was very mediocre. Maybe it’s improved post Covid?
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 1
Restaurantji Recommends
The bartender on shift this morning was incredible and clearly cares about doing a good job. The food is amazing, but adding in a knowledgeable bartender with a passion for customer service makes this brunch experience a must for anyone looking for the best Missoula has to offer.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I don’t know why it has taken me so long to check out The Camino! I tried it out for the first time last night (best to make reservations for dinner). I’ve heard nothing but good things from friends, family, and coworkers in Missoula about this place.The Camino did not disappoint.From start to finish, the staff were warm, friendly, knowledgeable and incredibly attentive. Top notch.The atmosphere was relaxed, calm, and inviting.The drinks were superb.For starters, of course we ordered the staple of any visit to a Mexican joint; chips and salsa. The chips were definitely house made. They were warm, crisp, and salty. The red and green salsas were phenomenal. We also ordered the queso fundito, which was hot and melty, super savory and delicious.After eating my weight in chips and salsa, the main dishes arrived. We ordered family style! Cochinita pabil, pazole, and carne asada tacos. The presentation was on point, and the flavors were distinct and authentic. The food was fresh and delicious. I was blown away by how amazing that my meal was. The pazole is the best I’ve ever had.The house made churro for desert topped off the evening.I grew up in Southern California and have missed actual Mexican cuisine for almost 20 years. I finally found it at The Camino in downtown Missoula! Highly recommend 10/10!PS: I’ve read some negative reviews of The Camino and I’ve got this to say: If your idea of “good Mexican food” comes out of a drive through window or if “fresh Mexican food” is served by a bunch of jabronies that sing to you when you order nachos, you don’t know what actual Mexican food is.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Cochinita Pibil, Salsa, Al Pastor, Churros, Guacamole, Carnitas
Overpriced trendy taco joint, for seven dollars you can have a 2 ounce cold taco and that’s it! Add a cup of beans eight dollars. Crazy expensive for food, but not a lot of flavor. I know they are attempting to copy the tacos of Mexico, but they are severely lacking in flavor and obviously the price is over the top. Literally these are the tiniest tacos ever seen. This place is very trendy and busy and very loud they will kick you out even if half the restaurant is empty so if you want to stay and visit for a while, this is not the place to go nor is the place to go for good food. It appears that a lot of young people go here which is interesting because it’s not at all affordable. But I guess they’re there for the vibe. They’re definitely not there for the food because it’s mediocre best there are many more downtown restaurants with better food and better prices. This is just a mediocre taco truck in a building.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 2
Very loud but also very delicious.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Over priced trendy taco joint. For $7.00 you can have a 2 oz cold taco and that's it! Add a cup of beans, 8 dollars. Crazy expensive for food with not a lot of flavor. I know they are attempting to copy tacos of Mexico but they are Severely lacking in flavor and obviously the price is over the top . Literally these are the tiniest tacos I've ever seen. This place is very trendy and busy and very loud and they will kick you out, even if half the restaurant is empty so If you want to stay and visit for a while this is not the place to go, nor is it the place to go for good food. it appears that a lot of young people go here, which is interesting because its is not at all affordable, but I guess they're there for the vibe, they're definitely not there for the food because it's mediocre at best. There are many more downtown Missoula restaurants that are by far better, and actually give you some food for your money. This is not one of them. It's a taco truck in a building charging a lot of money. Two stars only because service was ok, not great but ok. Never again.