Great spot to come to after a day of hiking. We were fortunate that we came here right at happy…read morehour! The place was full- but not too busy. We were seated right away. $5 drink of the day was the pear margarita- ordered a double and wooo! A nice way to start a meal. The michelada was huge & had the right amount of everything. Extensive menu but ended up with the combination plates- got a bit of what we wanted in a plate. All combinations plates do come with rice& beans. It was an average Mexican food spot quality. Nothing too out of the park. Will say, my tostada was a bit soggy and not crunchy. But overall good!

The place looks homey the decor, the staff was all nice overall ambiance was good , food was good…read morewanted coke but they only have pepsi :( oh well overall its all good price , food , service

Friendly attentive service and large portions. Well worn and dated facility. Private parking lot.read more

Excellent food, large portions, great service. Clean bathrooms. They refilled our water frequently…read more Great stop in Port Angeles. Yum yum

always great been a customer for over 15 years…read morewas the only place with consistent food during covid authentic atmosphere Great small family business

A very nice Mexican food fix for us. We're Texans living in Florida and vacationing in Washington…read more We'd be thrilled to have Sergio's in the Orlando area! Salsa was fresh, shrimp were huge, refried beans were excellent and Mike really enjoyed the beef fajitas. I didn't get a chance to try them because I was so full from the Camarones de Crema. The blended Margaritas are so refreshing! Perfect for those of us dealing with a touch of allergies/throat irritation. Thanks!

Amazing food and amazing people working!! They are working hard and are very hospitable! It is the…read moreperfect little shop if you are wanting mexican post hike or just craving great Mexican. There are about 5 tables inside with the perfect outside view, as well as outside tables!! Would highly recommend, from out of town!

I have been a faithful fan of this fine establishment for years. I ordered a chimichanga plate and…read moreI was not impressed. Little chimi and dry chicken inside. If it wasnt for the accessory sides, beans rice lettuce sour cream,... I would have been upset. Service was excellent but I guess I have higher expectations when it involves quality chimi's.

Great food and wonderful helpful service. Drinks were great and food was top notch. The Carne Asada…read moreand Shrimp were fabulous.

Food was very good and fresh it was a tad pricey but worth it . We got the chips and wet burrito…read moreand fajitas we would give them four stars but they didn't give us Jose's famous salsa ... no bueno , come on Jose do better!

Been coming back more frequently since the permanent move to town. We really enjoy their food, and…read morethe bacon-wrapped, cheese stuffed jalapeños are very very good. The servers are kind and helpful, and are able to take care of both sides of the restaurant with equal attention. They have lots of good tequilas, and make a good cocktail. Cozy and colorful ambience.

I was looking forward to visiting this restaurant again. At one time the burritos were excellent…read more The food was disappointing, or worse. The service was unsatisfactory in that it felt like we were not welcome. This was despite the restaurant being half empty at lunchtime. This time the burrito was wrapped in a plain, dry taco with no cheese or sauce, stuffed with dry chicken and a few beans. The menu said it included cheese and rice. This one didn't. Eating it was like chewing rawhide. With tip, it cost more than $30. Don't bother. Jefferson County boasts a number of good Mexican restaurants. I did complain but received no response.

Stopped in for dinner after ferry canceled. Steak fajitas 21.99. Kids meal 9.99 - chicken…read morequesadilla- Food was very good. Tho inflation shrunk the steak content in the mix. But only a buck more than chicken so went for it. Nonetheless- food good. Service was substandard indeed. Server took guests out of order so we had to wait for that. Had to wait and then ask for refills on drinks. Server did not inquire as to how food was. Had to wait for the check and pretty ignored on way out the door, and no farewell greeting. Sad really as three tables only. The inside was nicely decorated and clean. Only issue was a poor service.

Stopped in here to get take out food while waiting to ferry. It has all i would expect, a (well…read moredecorated) hole in a fall, staff who are not native speakers (but really nice), and tasty food. The place was empty and the service was as quick. I had 3 carne asada tacos, sans cilantro, and a liter of coca cola. Gringo restaurants call these street tacos, but they are just tacos here.

Good food, lots of parking (that matters if you've tried to find a spot in PT) and a pleasant…read morestaff. Portions were just right for me (big) but my friends had to take some home... Thanks for a good time!

We were visiting nearby for the week and wanted to branch out from the resort restaurant where we…read morewere staying. One of the front desk staff recommended El Molcajete Mexican Grill, about a 5 minute easy drive away. Parking is right out front and there is plenty of it. Handicapped too, with no stairs or steps to get in or out. Nice, clean, welcoming and I LOVED the carved Mexican diningroom chairs with the hand painted agave plants. The artwork on the walls was mighty impressive too. Very pleasant. It was not crowded the night we went and it felt like a local, "regulars" crowd. Older, with lots of experience with the giant Margaritas served. I think there was at least one at every table. Husband tried the CAMARONES A LA DIABLA ($23): grilled shrimp with hot red sauce. Served with lettuce, sour cream, tomatoes, onions, rice, beans, avocado slices and tortillas. It was HUGE. The plate it was served on reminded me of the turn-table plate from a microwave oven! I tried the TACOS DE CAMARON ($23): grilled shrimp folded in three corn tortillas drenched with red sauce. Served with lettuce, sour cream, tomatoes, onions, bell peppers, rice, beans and avocado slices. I actually would have just ordered the regular street tacos if I had known mine was going to be drenched in red sauce. Both meals were tasty but neither of us could finish the huge portions. Staff is friendly & efficient. Food arrived very quickly too. There are two TVs on the wall, both tuned to some sporting event. I believe the sound was off as I also heard Mexican music quietly playing in the background. Nice place if this is your vibe for Mexican food (aka Tex-Mex). You won't leave hungry or unhappy, especially if you have a giant Margarita!