25 Best Mexican Restaurants near West Richland

“08/25- My buddy told me to try this place and I'm glad I did. I met Edgar, one of the cooks. He's cool! He told me if I don't see it to ask him and he'll make it. The food is good and so is the service. Give it a try and if you don't see ask for it!“

“Little restaurant attached to the gas station that provides indoor seating. I ordered quesabirria tacos and they were huge and stuffed! The taste was great the consume was delicious. Glad I stopped by here to eat lunch. The two ladies working were friendly.“

“I hate to share my secret truck after years of loving this place, but I have yet to find a taco truck in TC better than these friends. They are open later than I always guess, I've found them at the Wednesday market at Flat Top, they always help this white girl get the EXTRA spicy I like.... me gusta los volcanes ?No photos bc I literally eat it too quick, sorryKid-friendliness: 100% My kids ride down here and goof off, albeit it's literally a parking lot surrounded by houses and the school in the old end of West. So do your part to keep an eye open.Parking: It's literally a big lot shared with the convenience storeWheelchair accessibility: Totally. Very awesome for that, scooters, one-sided, literally anything for accessibility there's plenty of room“

“I love this place! It's my go to lunch spot and it's always great. The servers are always nice (Analiese might be my fave) and I'm always happy with what I get. I'm grateful I work so close so I can go once or twice a week for lunch. Highly recommend“

“Very nice small restaurant with delicious pupusas. I tried the chorizo and the Revuelta, uff! Both really good with toppings and salsa. Two were enough for me, if you come hungry maybe order a plate or three pupusas. They carry Coke drinks from Mexico, Barrilitos and Sangria Señorial, one of my all time favorites. Enjoy!“

“I had the quesabirria consome with beans and rice, wife had green enchiladas and everything was so delicious and perfect, looked as delicious as it tasted! elotes was perfect! super friendly staff! great drinks and so many snack/drink options!! rice and beans are best I have ever had! I highly recommend you stop on in!!“

“I visited the Taqueria Oaxaca today for the first time!I now regret not taking a photo! The food was plated beautifully! Yes! they made togo look amazing!I have never had an empanda before! I am aways leary to try a new place and new item the same visit! Feein brave I went for it. And the cook... ! Did Not Disappoint!!Street tacos were very good also, let me say, I was happy to find they were traditional (to theTC area) taco truck style! Great flavor and yummy green sauce!It's a 2-fer day! Foodie Find! Great new spot to take my peeps! And a new found love of empanadas!Way to Go! Very good Taqueria!“

“The Birria tacos I HIGHLY recommend!!!! Comes with this crazy dipping sauce. I believe this place is comparable to any Mexican food in Tri Cities, and I've been to Mexico! Definitely one of the best. The they were super nice and offered to give me extra horchata!“

“Had the chicken en rolled it was super awesome I will order it again. The sauce was perfect for me with some heat but not where you had to drink something or eat half a container of sour cream. The rice was good and usually don't care for the refried beans but I devoured them. I called the order in to go and it was ready before I got there. I will be back keep up the good groceries, thumbs upParking: Parking lot is a bit tight if you drive a full size truck. Small car no problem“

“Food and service is pretty good, and the staff is friendly. Prices are reasonable and the atmosphere kind of reminds me of a Sherri's Restaurant.I had the Pollo a la Crema and it was pretty good, my cousin had the combo plate - tortas and Chili Rellano with beans and rice and, he loved it. My other cousin had the chicken enchiladas and said they were good.They also have a salsa bar with a variety of salsas, jalapenos and other toppings.Overall, a great experience.“

“Big enough to choke a donkey is how I would describe this breakfast burrito! And amazingly delicious. Better than the ex-wife used to make and with zero manipulation. I have found my new favorite breakfast burrito spot! I cannot wait to try more of their menu items. You need this in your life. Forget therapy. Get a breakfast burrito. You'll feel better way faster and you won't be hungry anymore either.“

“The country music was unusual to me, but whatever. The service was stellar. The food was great (and they were accommodating with non battered fish and sub corn tortillas to make the Baja fish tacos gluten free. I loved the salsa bar. It's much more than I am used to spending in southern California for tacos, but they were good. The black beans were just ok and the rice was super good (for those that judge by those sides).“

“First impression was he won my vote because he opened the door for me and my elderly mother. Interior was clean with nice deco. Our food was delicious. Chips were slightly over cooked but the salsa was fresh and delicious. I've never had a sope and will definitely come back for another one. We will be back!“

“This place is outstanding! The service is amazing including the atmosphere with a cute interior and good new location in Richland and a coffee trailer with tamales in pasco. The workers are amazing and definitely enjoy their job. The tamales are very tasty and I read some of the reviews and honestly I disagree with the fact they are too small. Anyone who said they were too small or lack something are people who are too cheap and have nothing better to do. Love this place and will always come to them! Will always recommend them to others!“

“Been living in the Tri-Cities for about 19 years now, I come from a mixed family, my mother being Mexican and my father Native american and European. I grew up eating mostly homemade Mexican food, as well as growing up with my mother's culture more than anything. I always refused to eat out anywhere that was labeled "mexican" aside from a handful of taco trucks. This is probably the best place to go to for Quesabirria in the tri cities. Their burritos are better than any other taco trucks burritos as far as I've had! Yes it's a wait sometimes, and yea can be a little pricey but definitely worth it! 10/10 recommend!“

“The food is pricey but very good. The ambiance was meh. However, the layout is flexible enough to that it would work well for a wedding rehearsal dinner or a fiftieth anniversary. The restaurant is medium size, so it is large enough that you could take it over for a special event but not so large that you have strangers peering around the corner to see what you are celebrating. We went there for a small birthday dinner, and everyone was happy with their food (and the pitcher of Margaritas we ordered). I would definitely go again.“

“Best Birria tacos we have ever had! The meat is so tender and the consommé is rich and delicious. The avocado salsa has a great kick to it but is not overly spicy. This is a wonderful family business - the owner is a delightful young man and his mom is doing the cooking. Definitely worth a stop in Benton City.“

“So impressed that it became our first pick for the Taco Crawl! A little out of ways for us, but the spot is extremely convenient and you can people watch!Their al pastor taco was my favorite! Came grilled with pineapple chunks and had a separate salsa bar outside for customized toppings!“

“This taco truck is in front of the Ace Hardware in South Richland. There aren't that many food trucks in this part of town, so it's extra special for the area. There are a lot of items to choose from. The asada fries were especially tasty.“

“I am 66 years old. I do not like to be refused alcohol because I don't show my drivers license. I look older than 21. It is Not a state or government decision. It is a business Option. I feel degraded, young people and old people alike. I am are humiliated that I can't buy a beer in America and they servers are humiliated because they having to follow rules they know our ridiculous. If I lived in any country in the world, I would not be asked. The worst communism I've ever felt in America!!! We are only free to sue each other! I will not be back, it's so embarrassing.“

“Excellent food and plenty of it. Mid-range prices compared to similar restaurants (but much higher than pre covid)I ordered enchiladas Suizas for takeout on Cinco de Mayo with an extra side of beans and 2 Jarritos, paid $35 and it took about 30 minutes. There is a 3% fee for paying by card, so take cash if you can“

“We called in a large order about 40 min before they closed ?. They were super accommodating and ready for the order. I was pleasantly surprised that they said the food would be ready in 20 minutes!! We had 6 different orders!! My friends and I showed up 20 minutes later, and they had welcoming smiles on their faces . After apologizing about ordering so close to close, they smiled and assured us they had no problem with it. They were super welcoming and super up beat. I really appreciate how good the food was and how welcoming the staff was.“

“Love Chapala! They are so fast with their food. We usually order for pickup. It’s hot and ready. They’re so friendly and the food is delicious. I’m a fan of the Super steak fajita burrito and my wife loves their nachos without meat, extra jalapenos. Side of rice and beans and a small container of salsa. Never a disappointment always delicious. They are our go to for our Mexican food fix.“

“First time at Chipotle's for me! I ordered a burrito and was shocked as they kept adding to it. It took me two days to finish it. Everything was fresh and very tasty. One plus I appreciated is the free samples. For those that like tofu, it was spiced really well. They also had quite a few choices of vegies and salsas to choose from. Great price, especially for how much you get!Vegetarian options: Tofu is great!“

“2018-current♡♡♡My favorite sweet pork and my favorite assembly line food to go restaurant. This location used to just be most convenient, but now I see no reason to try any other location anyways. Always great. 10 minutes is the most you would expect to wait for your food to start being made, but that's only if it's super busy. 1-5 minute wait average. Only once I had to wait 15 minutes. After doing the maths I concluded I don't remember much more than basic arithmetic. SO UNFORTUNATELY I can't give you any specific percentages and accurate number stuff. BUT I CAN SAY WITH ALL THE PERCENTAGES (Or is it %?) ? ^-^ Just kidding btw. It can be concluded by me specifically that I love going here for burritos. I really stand out.Dietary restrictions: I haven't been too recently, so I haven't checked.Parking: Depending on the time of day, finding parking spaces' ease can vary.Kid-friendliness: They love to watch the bubbly fountain that is illuminated with LED RGB lighting and creates the natural waiting line for ordering.“