Tex-Mex Restaurants near Shoreline

“I wish I could give the employee a 10 star review. There is a Hispanic lady who works that restaurant for 3 employees. She is always alone with a line of more than 3 people. She works everyday with a huge smile. I own a computer repair shop across the street but if I would to open a restaurant she would be the one employee I would love to have. I hope the owners read this and know how much she does for her restaurant. Seems unfair the way she is always by herself working that restaurant“

“The brisket empanadas were AMAZING. They had my toes curling and my mouth watering. Truly one of the best things I’ve eaten in a long time. The drinks were mid which dinged my food review down a star, but everything else was so good. The service was great and management was really sweet.“

“A delicious experience in Madison Park. Excellent service, with very flavorful food and cocktails. I loved the queso and the carne asada! The West Seattle location is more of a weekend vibe while this one feels like a family affair. Highly recommended!“

“This tucked away dive bar has so much personality! It's places like these that make me love exploring Seattle! Their food was pretty tasty and for a super reasonable price! I love that everything we ordered came with chips and pickles. The pickles are too sweet for me, but it seems popular here as it is it's own item on the menu!The "kids meal" came with chicken tenders, chips, and a jell-o shot!! So cute. I will definitely be here again. Love the atmosphere and friendly vibe“

“This place was great. I had the seafood enchilada and it was fantastic. A hidden gem is the fry bread. Although it is an appetizer, it was the perfect desert. Their seasonal mocktails are great too!Kid-friendliness: Has high chairs and a kids menu.“

“I had a great experience at Cactus restaurant at Bellevue square mall. The food was good and yummy, especially the enchiladas and tacos. They had less veg options, but they were still tasty. The service was also good, the waiter explained everything and made it easy to choose from the menu. I recommend this place to anyone who likes Southwestern, Mexican and Spanish cuisine.“

“Got there and it was empty, then quickly began to fill up and never got too loud, which I like. We ordered too much, but it was so good we ate too much. Got the carne asada skewers, delicious. The chips and salsa, both house made red and green salsas were good. The chicken taquitos were very good. Then we had the carne asada and classic chicken tinga quesadillas for mains which were both just excellent. There service was kind, friendly and quick. It was just a bit of a hike from parking which is fine by me, but I was taking my mother to the opera and she had a difficult time with the walk. I would... want, to go again and would highly recommend it.Parking: We parked at a garage some 4 blocks away, closer to our main attraction, but I did see a little street parking available though it was around 5pm, before normal dinner hours which I'm sure was taken soon after I passed them.“

“This is the best Taco del Mar in Seattle and surrounding locations and I've been to them all. The woman that runs the place is super sweet and her food is always fresh. She's generous with her portions. I have nothing bad to say about this Taco del Mar location, it's the best of them all. I've been to every Taco del Mar from the 164th store all the way to chehalis and have eaten at Taco del Mar since the day they opened in Seattle. I can't say enough good about the way this woman runs her store. And I will say that most of the Taco del Mar locations do a pretty poor job. From poor quality food to rude service.“

“Seattle's best Tequilla selection bookended by Seattle's cheapest Happy Hour twice daily.Vegetarian options: It's a Mexican restaurant. You do the math.Kid-friendliness: The collection of kid-friendly teqilla shots and child size Agave shots are a real boost to the appeal of this place. Our 2 year old passed out after one shot and slept peacefully tge entire meal(Mommy will be coming back!)Wheelchair accessibility: It's on the ground floor“

“Best bar in Seattle. Not kidding. Try the frozen drinks. However, to maximize your experience there are a couple of important details that should not be overlooked.Don’t overlook the big sign over the bar that says ORDER AT BAR. If you’re sitting at a booth or table waiting for someone to come take your drink order you’re gonna be waiting a long time.Don’t overlook that the bar and taco place are SEPARATE BUSINESSES. If you’re here reviewing the food you got it all wrong. The taco place is called T’Juana Tacos, go there to review the food. Nacho Borracho is the bar.With an understanding of these aforementioned details you too will agree that this is the best bar in Seattle. Unless you’re crazy.“

“I had heard of Taco Del Mar, watching YouTube videos from my favorite Aquarium efficianados, so when I visited Seattle, I had no choice but to stop by. I was not disappointed. The staff was pleasant, the options were tasty and the reg Burrito and Dos Tacos were amazing! I'm so glad I stopped in!“