Bimbo's is a cool little spot! I love stopping by there with friends to grab some food, drinks, or some awesome Sangria! Their burritos are amazing, tasty, and a great size! I am a huge sauce fiend, especially hot sauce, which they definitely do not lack. They have a whole two shelves for you to choose some sauce! That's pretty awesome-sauce-tastic if you ask me. They have good drink specials on happy hour, great margaritas, and awesome sangria! The atmosphere is also really fun! Worth checking this place out! Also, if you come later and want to keep the party going, the ChaCha is downstairs. Fun spot! read more

Bimbos Cantina - Mexican Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I hadn't been here in a couple of years and stopped by a couple of weeks ago for drinks and dinner. Dinner was a mistake. This isnt a bad joint to have a drink or two, but this is not a place you go to for mexican food. This is a bar that happens to serve food that is technically mexican food - I have had better mexican in the freezer section of my local market. Pass on the food...unless you've been drinking and need something to eat and quality/flavor doesnt matter. read more

Bimbos Cantina - Mexican Near Me - Seattle, Washington

One word. AMAZING. We have ordered them to go most of the time. However, we love the seasoning that they put into their ground beef. It is an authentic, mexican flavor. It is by far one of the better quick mexican restaurants in the area. We have always had 100% order accuracy. The burrito is really stuffed and comes with your choice of sides. The sides are amazing as well. The staff is super friendly and they have always had our food to us quickly. If you are looking to try a new mexican place with great food, look no further. :) read more

This is a Capital hill staple when friends and I go out. You'll never go wrong coming here

Great place for stoner nachos and blended margaritas! This place is great ! Staff friendly love the atmosphere. This is always a fun place to bring friends that visit Seattle. Two thumbs up ! Keep up the great work ! read more

This is a reactionary review regarding food ordered through Eat24. Must admit I've had a good time in the bar and had a great margarita there, but sometimes a bad experience is more likely to compel a comment. The burritos we ordered were pretty lame. I work night shift in a hospital near the spot, so was excited to try them as a good option for delivery. Ordered the inferno burrito. Delivery time was fast, but my order was atrociously wrong and my heart was thus broken. Crying myself to sleep. My requested veg-only burrito had some kind of meat in it (or meat lookin thinnnng- I'm aware they have vegan meat, but I definitely didn't request that and didn't want to risk tasting it.) Was missing some of the add ons that I paid for. Also, the portion size is kinda lame for the price. (Jab jab!) Go ahead and call me a fat kid. Won't order again.:(:(:( read more

Service was good, but food is not worthy of being called Mexican. Street tacos are primitive and cheap, same holds for the burritos. Won't come here again read more

You had me at $1 chips and salsa (tasted homemade and delicious). I've come to this place several times and have never had bad food/experience-- and it's one of my go-to's. I bring most of my out of town friends here because I love the vibe. read more

All i have to say is that last night I had a pretty bad experience at Bimbos and it will discourage me from going in the future. I've lived on the Hill for five years now and although I will no longer step foot in the Cha Cha Lounge, I loved going to Bimbos for tacos and drinks until a friend and I waited 20 minutes for both the bar tender and waitress to acknowledge our presence (they would look us in the eye, but not come over to take our order or budge in any way, and instead go to the front door and stand there like an idiot looking outside, and there were only 3 other tables being occupied at the time) until we just got up and left. As we left the waitress (get over yourself, you work at the cha cha) looked at us and said nothing. This follows a previous experience when the bimbos bartender was seriously fucked up drunk or on drugs and took him half an hour to slam down two cans of Ranier on the bar. You want decent mexican food and drinks to hold you down? Bimbos is cool for that. But do not expect any type of decent service. read more

Just a note; I rarely sit-in here. Getting in, the front door person can be nice, or make you feel like you've committed grand-theft. And I've only eaten one thing here over the years. So this review may or may not be helpful to you. But...if you're looking for a SUPREME burrito, keep reading. (Sorry, no pics. Usually, I just put my foil-wrapped baby into my pocket or eat it as I walk.) Side note: I'm still a little sad that Bimbo's Bitchin' Burrito Kitchen had to leave its home on Pine St. years back--the decor was quirky and fun. Bimbo's 'Cantina' doesn't have the same ambiance. Back to the burrito. I always get the Down Home Burrito WITH their roasted, shredded chicken. Make sure to ask for it and the zesty sour cream too. Me, I prefer pinto beans--so much more flavor than black beans! Skin-on garlic mashed potatoes, cilantro, lettuce and olives...I'm annoyed that I don't have one in my pocket now. But they're on EAT24! Order one for delivery if you want to avoid parking on Capitol Hill and see if it's not the best chicken burrito you've ever had! read more

Hells yeah! Bimbo's Bitchin Burritos are totally bitchin! My friends and I went to Bimbo's last Monday to celebrate a friend's b-day. We found that the upstairs was packed at 7:30p (probably b/c they have happy hour all day on Mondays), so we walked downstairs to Cha Cha's lounge to enjoy our burritos. No table service at Cha Cha's, but you can place your Bitchin Burrito order at the bar and they will be kind enough to bring your food to your table. Everything about Bimbo's and ChaCha's is bitchin! Cha Cha's atmosphere is divey, dark, and funky. Margaritas are really decent for a $3.50 happy hour special. We all shared the Stoner Nachos, which come with Cool Ranch Doritos instead of regular nacho chips. OMG, it was a junk food fantasy that was oh so beautiful and amazing. We did not leave a crumb behind. We then all had burritos and they were so to die for. Definitely bitchin! The best part is you can get a burrito with a wheat tortilla. That's super cool! I ate 1/2 of it and that burrito was still totally bitchin the next day for lunch as well. Our bartenders were totally bitchin too. Cha Cha's/Bimbo's is the bomb. We had a bitchin time and will be definitely be going back for some cheap bitchin eats and drinks, especially during their bitchin all day Monday happy hour! Totally cheap, totally fun, totally bitchin! read more

Me: Is your lemonade like Minute Maid lemonade or homemade? Server: Whatever it is, it's not good. Me: Alrighty then, water for me. Thanks. I appreciate the honesty. I also appreciate the fact that the food here is surprisingly affordable for being in Capitol Hill since everything is under $10. I got the Chicken Nachos and it was yummy -- I loved the shredded chicken and the peppers actually packed a really good punch to my taste buds. And the best part? THEY HAVE SOY CHEESE. read more

Some establishments don't want their clientele being cooler than they are. Bimbo's Bitchin Burrito Kitchen is just that kind of establishment. Dress down and don't you dare be witty, you'll run the risk of upstaging your host. I mean c'mon, the place is called Bimbo's Bitchin Burrito Kitchen, that's funny right?! Anyway, calculated kitsch level set to ironic aside, any attempt at creating one's own atmosphere in this dull ramshackle of a restaurant will be about as appreciated as wearing a stunning white number to a wedding. I never realized convenience store tacos could become a whole dining experience but give Bimbo's Bitchin Burrito Kitchen kudos for achieving such a feat, it has gone where no restaurant has gone before. Look, Seattle is far off from the blow your mind Mexican but insult to that injury need not be added. Fortunately Bimbo's Bitchin Burrito Kitchen has been around many years so there is no hype surrounding the place. Take relief in the fact that everyone at work, the bus stop, the doctor's office will not be discussing the life altering experience a trip to Bimbo's Bitchin Burrito Kitchen has afforded them. No one will proselytize the glory of Bimbo's to you. Taco del Mar is just up the street, keep walking. read more

When: About 4 weeks ago Food: My wife and I walked by this for the first 2 months we lived in Seattle. Finally we decided to go in. We both had burritos (mine dry, hers wet) and they were extremely average. Not a heck of a lot of flavor. Service: We walked in on a Saturday at lunch time and were pretty much ignored. The bartender was surrounded by people at the bar (not sure if patrons or staff). Having never been there we just took a seat and eventually were brought menus. Just seemed a bit odd in the moment. After that, service was okay - nothing special. Ambience - average Will try to find better. read more

I'd walked by Bimbo's a number of times and always admired the 'no's list on the door but never ventured in. A group of us came here post-Death Race and took over one corner of the cantina. Our server did a reasonably admirable job considering that we were a big group of a dozen or so, and there were several other tables. She seemed to be holding down the fort on her own, because I never saw anyone else pitch in. And she was great about cashing everyone's order out individually as we left, so a bonus star for that. My margarita was strong, but tasty and the 'down home' burrito was surprisingly good. I always am a bit concerned about eating in places where the focus is (rightly) on the booze, but I thought the burrito was quite good, if bland. Happily, there were a number of hot sauces available on the tables to remedy the bland-ness. I also thought the sangria was pretty good, although being my first time tasting sangria, I'm hardly an expert. All in all, a decent place to pay a visit if you're in the mood for some Mexican and/or stiff drinks. All day happy hour on Sunday (and Monday, I think?) was a nice bonus. read more

Now here was a pleasant surprise. Very nice ambience and a friendly bartender for my lunchtime arrival. I asked if he could have me in and out in 30 minutes and he said probably yes. I ordered a chicken taco salad and it was way better than the norm. It was filled with olives and sunflower seeds and had a complete flavor profile that was very satisfying. I was finished under half an hour with time to spare. read more

I loved Bimbos' when it was in it's old location... dingy dirty and amazing... the bathroom was painted all in neon with black lights, there was stuff under the glass on the tables and all sorts of pretty lights on the walls. The new bimbos is cool but no where near as cool as the first one, but it will do. On the other hand the food is still pretty much as awesome as it always was which was always good, always reliably good and and always fast. The burritos are gi-freaking-normous and really good. Nom nom nom... read more

Food service of America. I've seen these trucks parked out front, delivering Bimbo's their "quality" ingredients. There is no surprise that this "food" reminds me of "Taco day" back when I was in junior high school. What the hell happened, Bimbo's? I remember going back when this place opened up in the mid nineties. The food was pretty good, not outstanding but pretty good. Now it's like I'm paying for a bad case of gas and indigestion, served with the most ridiculous attitude, (like the girl at the counter secretly is working on the solution to world hunger or an alternative to fossil fuel). Give me a Reeser's microwave burrito over this crap, any day. read more

I stopped in mid-afternoon on a Friday. There were a couple of outrageous hipsters at the bar wasting money on expensive tequila shots and a couple of those black-painted Bettie Page wannabe broads peering out from the shadows with that characteristic admixture of self-importance, self-loathing and self-pity. The bartender looked at me in wide-eyed wonder (wearing as I was no black, no leather, no buckles, no ironic 80s apparel), then handed over the menu. After entering this bizarre tableau, everything went exactly as I wanted/expected it to. I was brought a glass of icewater as I asked and ordered the food I wanted (big-ass vegetarian burrito for $8.95), which was delivered in moments and was delicious. The bill was accurately calculated and promptly paid, accompanied by a generous tip. The place is like an episode of the Twilight Zone. I expected to be dragged into the back and murdered by the goth dames. I escaped with my life, and a well-filled belly. I'll go back, and maybe I'll update this review to five stars if I don't have to endure the stares of the vampirettes in the peanut gallery next time. read more

Crappy food, the waitstaff are all rude bitches and the customer service is non-existant. Waste of time and money to visit this place. You'll get better food and service at your local Taco Bell. read more

(Edited from a mostly positive review and 4 stars to this on Nov 13, 2007.) While Bimbo's has never been "good", it's definitely gotten worse since they moved. I was totally craving my old usual so we tracked down the new location last night. I should have saved my non-diet meal for somewhere else. I was very disappointed. My order got messed up, one of our friend's meals came to the table ice cold in places, and the service was the worst I have ever experienced there (which is saying a lot). We'll probably never go back. There are tons of better options closer to home. read more

If I had a dollar for every time I said " I am so happy ", " This is just what I wanted ", " Holy shit this is good " while I was sitting down to dinner here it would've paid for my meal. I ordered just a plain burrito, and a sangria. I love that the tortilla was grilled, I have had way to many burritos fall apart of me lately. The crunchiness and warmth was an added bonus. My dinning associate ordered a double decker taco, a taco wrapped in a soft tortilla secured lovingly together with beans. The waitress confessed to us that it was an item stolen from the Taco Bell menu, one I remember fondly might I add. I stole a bite and was pleased to see that bimbos has taken it to the next level. Despite obvious popularity of the joint, our food was zipped out to us. Our waitress admitted to forgetting about our table post food so our service was a miss, but I appreciate the honesty. read more

The bartender was the rudest I've ever encountered. Her name is Robin and has red hair. I sat at a table at waited for 10 minutes to no acknowledgement from anyone so I went up to the bar for menus. Robin was on her phone and finally looked up and said "Yes??" in the rudest tone. I got my menus, sat back down and still....no service from anyone. I went back to the bar thinking maybe there isn't table service on a Tues night at 9pm and as I started to ask how I should order, Robin cut me off and snapped "Are you sitting at a table? You need to order from the table!" I said I didn't need her attitude and I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR SERVICE and she sent over one of the servers who was just standing around to finally help me. She had 2 people sitting at her bar and didn't even have to courtesy to take my beer order or nicely send someone else to help me. I will never go to Bimbos again while she's working and I hope no one else does. read more

Bimbo's, the oft forgotten cantina on the street level above the hipster dungeon of Cha-Cha's. I hadn't been here for food since... well, the mid-2000s. The food is legit. I got the down home burrito with potatoes, guac, beans, salsa, olives, and vegan chipotle chicken. Super duper bomb.com. My friend got the Stoner Nachos. Like normal nachos but on Doritos instead of tortilla chips. They definitely lived up to their name. The atmosphere is grungy and laid back, definitely a throwback to old Capitol Hill (ya know, like 5-10 years ago). Definitely a good place to feed your drunk (or otherwise induced) muchies or to get a totally bomb legit burrito. Yum-mers. read more

Seriously. This place is absolutely not about service, nor is it about high-quality food, nor is it about impressing you with its attitude and Capitol-Hillness. The place is about fatass burritos that quelch that grumbling rumble in your belly. They're nothing exceptional, but since when has a burrito knocked your socks off? What I do appreciate about this place: one time I was walking up Pine from downtown and felt a ridiculously death-threatening urge to use the bathroom. I looked around frantically, and there was good ol' Bimbo's. She welcomed me with open arms. No questions asked as I beelined to the bathroom (watch the slightly raised toilet fixture and the 2-inch gap at the bottom of the door, though). I give the Burrito Kitchen a bitchin 4 stars for that alone. read more

I've been to this spot probably 15 times total, so I think I have a pretty good gauge on their service. My favorite item on the menu is the basic burrito with peppered shredded beef. It's normally excellent, the perfect amount of food always delivered hot and quickly. For Happy Hour you can get a $1.50 Raineer. I've tried the margarita once or twice. Meh, but I'm not really a margarita type of guy. Went a few days ago and ordered the Burrito Inferno, which was definitely hot, but the thing was filled with lettuce!! It was kinda bizarre, actually, maybe they had completely run out of beans or something and they just needed to substitute something. Anyway, apart from this most recent visit I think it's a great value. The waitstaff don't exactly have shining personalities, but they give fairly good service. One complaint I have is that they never ask if I want another beer (which I almost always do), and they just bring the check. As far as it being authentic Mexican food...well, first of all, we're in the U.S. of A. and second of all, we're in Seattle. I'm sure if you look hard enough you can find somewhere else in Seattle with "authentic" Mexican food, but as far as I'm concerned that's a bunch of shit. You're pretty much always going to be eating something that's at least partially Americanized, and even if it isn't how the hell are you going to know, unless you've actually been to Mexico. Whatever. read more

It's a divey place filled with the local trendy folk. Their burritos are decent, although I think chipotle may be a little better. However, I can say that have a best nachos in existence. Which is good, because nachos are much more of a party pleaser anyway, when you're out drinking with friends. The best part of it all is you can either order from downstairs at Cha Cha lounge, or you can order upstairs and take it downstairs to eat. Mix it up, switch it up a bit depending on how you're feeling that day. After reading Ranei M's reviews, I'm going to have to try the sangria there as well! read more

Hmmpph. Bimbo's offers a fun atmosphere and I love the $5 Margaritas at Happy hour. The problem is you can get better food at Taco del Mar. Worth a stop by if it's Sunday or Monday (all-day Happy Hour) to catch up with a friend, but don't come here for the food. read more

Thinking a burrito or some yummy tacos would help with my hangover, I went to Bimbos and was greatly disappointed. It took 10 minutes before anyone noticed us, and 15 before we got water. I ordered a fish taco and a chicken taco. Definitely not that great, but I was starving. When I was almost done finishing my dry chicken taco, I noticed a creepy black BUG IN MY FOOD! Gross! There coulda been a whole bunch in there, but I thought it was pepper. We notified the waiter who didn't have much of a reaction, and surprisingly didn't even take the taco off our bill. I doubt he even told the cook there was a bug in the chicken, and that batch was even thrown away! So unless you want some extra protein in your food, and people who could care less about what you eat, go ahead and eat at Bimbos. It totally sucks. You can get better food at any taco truck in the city. PS - We also ordered the potatos and they tasted like dirt. read more

This could possibly be the best restaurant name of all time. The minute I heard it years ago I knew I would eventually come to try this Seattle institution. By location I knew the crowd would be a little different. Lot's of tattoos, LOTS, piercings and openly gay people. I don't have a problem with it, but some people might, so if it's not your bag, steer clear. That said the staff was extremely nice. Could have possible been the best service I have seen in a long time. The menu was simple. A few burritos & taco's, nacho's, quesadillas and side items. We started with chips and salsa. The chips were store bought and even though the salsa was homemade it was just average. After a few bites, we pushed back in lieu of the bitchin burritos en route. I have to admit that the burrito was pretty bitchin, but it did come up short in a couple ways. I didn't read anywhere that the beans were black. I assumed pinto since it only said whole beans. I was also excited about the name, "Inferno" and the fact that the wrap had jalapeños. Unfortunately this "Inferno" should have been called the Peter Piper, because these peppers were pickled and most likely from a can. I think the menu could have been more descript and I definitely would have skipped the peppers. Even with the disappointment the burrito was still a "B". That said I know too many places that serve a solid "A", so I don't see going back, but if you want a unique cantina experience. Check out Bimbo's. read more

I'm in the middle on Bimbo's. I've had great service and not so great service. Since I'm not a regular I understand I won't get fantastic service every time, but there has been a few times where I've waited for over 10 to 15 minutes to even get service. I have had great experiences though. I love the drinks (reasonably priced in my opinion), same with the food. The food is pretty good for Americanized Mexican food. Bimbo's isn't traditional Mexican food and people seem to forget this. My one wish is the service would be more consistent. I feel this is the one let down here. Also not a super major point but if the booths would have more room that would be great. One member in my group isn't on the super skinny side and could not sit in the booth due to lack of room. This can be a problem for some. Lastly, this isn't a complaint about Bimbo's (not reflected in my rating, just a general comment) but all Capitol Hill restaurants in general. It would be great to have cold water served at a table instead of really warm water that feels like it has sat out for days. I don't know why the water has to be constantly warm. read more

Look, I live in San Francisco. The Mission is where burrito's were invented. Okay, that is not true, actually they were invented in the South Western United States but WHATEVER they were perfected here in SF. So, anyway, we take our burritos pretty (read: too) seriously here in San Francisco. There are debates as to which burrito place in the city is best (people have actually gotten really mad over this, IT'S REALLY DUMB, I KNOW.) So why, you might ask, if I am a San Franciscan and care too much about burritos would I give a four-star review to Bimbo's? Maybe it's because I'm vegan and boring ol' fresh beans, rice, and guac doesn't always do it for me. That's where the Mexican, um, inspired food at Bimbo's comes in. The vegan-o burrito is SO crazy. It has like olives and sunflower seeds in it! And I usually hate extra stuff in my burritos, (what, you think cuz I'm vegan I want freaking CARROTS in there?) but somehow it works REALLY well in the vegan burrito at Bimbo's (maybe it's because what they add - olives and sunflower seeds - have, like FAT in them!) Add some of those yummy sauces on the table on top of that sucker and you got yerself a tasty meal! Plus, add in the fun atmosphere, the sexy servers, and my own good memories, and this place ranks high and happily in my heart. So I guess I'm giving it four stars because of the good times and because I don't really think of burritos at Bimbo's in the same way as I do about burritos in SF. In SF it's about authenticity (or perceived authenticity since burritos didn't originate in Mexico IN CASE YOU FORGOT.) In Seattle, good Mexican food is pretty hard to come by (read: impossible.) So I take the next best thing - food that tastes good and is vaguely evocative of Mexican food. So go ahead and put olives and sunflowers in my vegan burrito. Goddam it's tasty. Oh, and toss me a brew while you're at it. read more

After coming here almost every Sunday Funday with my partners in crime I think I'm ready to write up a review of this cool awesome rad dark place. First of all the music always rocks here :) I'm a big fun !!! the place itself is not your conventional bar,it has sombreros and Mexican wrestling masks how cool is that? Sundays and Mondays happy hour all day :) I like this place because everybody is so chill,although sometimes Im dressing a little more than the rest they accept me haha ipb read more

Bimbos is a dive -- because the bar is in a basement it can sometimes seem a little stuffy. My husband and I come here when we feel like we are starting our night in Capitol Hill. Filled with Luchadore masks and other kitschy items, Bimbo's has an excellent feel to it. The food is okay, the drinks are pretty strong, and the servers are friendly. It's that bar that you visit because it's a standby that will always be there -- it's comforting, a bit loud, but a little stuffy -- in other words, a perfect dive. read more

I've given Bimbo's two chances. After all, so many people seem to rave about their food and I wanted to believe that this was the case for a good reason. Yet, I didn't see any evidence to suggest that their veggie burritos are anything but run-of-the-mill. Having lived in suburban New Jersey, coastal Maine, and Seattle, I'm far from a Mexican food expert, but even I know what mediocrity tastes like. I would be remiss, though, if I didn't praise their nachos highly. This option won't probably do much good for the vegan-inclined, but, if cheese is good by you, you'll do well in ordering a giant plate. Not nutritionally, of course, but you knew what I meant, right? read more

So Bimbo's was a pit stop on our walk around Seattle. Mainly cause I had to go use the restroom. It caught my eye because of the luchadore masks in the window. So went in, got a drink, used the restroom. AWESOME restroom by the way. Its a small place, but everyone's super nice. The atmosphere was so relaxed, the music was fun and couldn't help but linger there longer. Just a beer and bathroom break turned into 4 beers and lots of chips and guacamole. So tasty. There was something on the beer menu that was pretty good. I think it was a porter. But good beer, and the food looked and smelled awesome. Didnt get a chance to eat here because we were having dinner elsewhere. read more

Our waitress was a total biz-atch! I went to Bimbo's last night(fri 4-10) with some friends for food and drink and we had a good time but the waitress was freakin' rude the whole night and when it came time for the bill, she just slapped the bill down and walked away...no thank you or anything. Our jaw pretty much hit the floor every time she came over to the table to display some more rudeness. Maybe the other staff is friendly...I dunno...I haven't been there since they changed locations You would think businesses would be really appreciative of our dollar in this economy but I guess not...anyways, enough about that. I will say the scene was really cool. They were blasting old Soundgarden which sounded killer and there was a lot of energy in the place...so we had fun The food is decent but not bitchin. Since I was out drinking, I didn't want to eat a burrito and have a football in my stomach all nite so I ate the quesadillas which were rather bland. I had their burritos before and they were someone bland as well...they need to season their meat better Anyhow, we would have stayed longer because the atmosphere was good and we were having fun but we decided to go to Barca(one of my favorites) for drinks afterward due to the rude waitress I will go again sometime but if I get the same waitress, her ass is only getting a 10% tip read more

If your a fan of Cha-Cha's downstairs, then I don't see how you cannot be a fan of Bimbos. Don't expect anything fancy. Bimbo's is in the biz of servicing of some spicy burritos with a few kicks of Day of the Dead decor. Quick, cheap, but not definatly not dirty. This places hits the spot if your lookin to people watch and get some quick mexi-eats. Also try to hit up Cha-Cha's below for an eclectic mix hipster and hipster-wannabes. read more

Yuck-o This place is so damn disappointing! Why oh why can't I have a decent big ass burrito place within walking distance of my home that serves up some goodness til at least 2 in the morning! If I had the capital I would open up a bomb ass joint that actually served burritos filled with marinated steak and chicken, with decent rice and beans and load it with cheese and any other thing my patrons wanted. Instead because I am a poor student I am stuck with Bimbo's that fills its tortilla with God knows what and then trys to top the thing off with some kind of enchilada sauce from hell. The Margarita's are knarly to boot (cheapest well tequila I swear). Just stay away from here, or better yet just go downstairs to Cha Cha's. read more

Am I the best person to review this? No. Why? Because I only eat their black bean and guacamole nachos about once a week... nothing else on the menu. The nachos are that good. I'm not even tempted to order anything else. Cover them in some Tapatio and you have the best "Mexican" you can get on Capitol Hill (I use the word Mexican lightly due to the severe lack of ACTUAL Mexican food in the city of Seattle). The only reason I took off a star is because I made the mistake of ordering a margarita once. It was fucking horrible. Just avoid the margaritas. Stick with beer and nachos and you'll see why so many people love the place. read more