Very nice, great food and may be the cleanest restaurant I have ever been in…read more A little bit bigger size cup for the salsa would be great, but they will bring as much as you need

This place was recommended to me a lot. The server was friendly but we did not see him much during…read moreour visit. They recommended the pancho villa, a little bit of everything. It was clean and we got seated right when we walked in. The chicken and carne asada was great. The chicken taquito good. The enchilada was meh. The jalapeño poppers... what? No thanks. I tried one and it was not hot and not my idea of a good time. For 2 meals and 2 beers, it was about $100. It was just an okay experience for me and I personally wouldn't need a repeat and would look at other options when in the area next.

I moved to the Walla Walla area a few months ago and one day I noticed this place because there…read morewere several cars in the drive-thru so I figured they were good. A few days later, I drove through and was not disappointed. Since then I go here at least once a week. My favorite is the Hawaiian taco but they have so many choices. The tortillas are tasty and they give you a big portion in each taco. I'm so happy to have found this place.

My go to local Mexican food. Great place wonderful staff and the food is good . My favorite is…read moretacos el pastor simply fantastic. Such a place is hard to find great food meets service and value .

Tucked inside Whitman College's Reid Campus Center, corner of Park and Boyer, you'll find Whitman's…read more"Grill" (for lack of a better word). If you're not familiar with Whitman, you'd never know it's there. Officially called "Cafe '66", (a name nobody uses, and no one would know what you're talking about if you asked) this place is all about pros and cons. So here's the breakdown: PROS -- Easy to get food for Whitman Community, especially when parents come to visit. -- Definitely better that "cafeteria food", on par with good airport food. -- Apart from their weekly grill special, menu never changes (pro and con). -- Have a wide variety of foods for such a small place: pizza, burgers, stir fries, good vegetarian options, sandwiches... -- Overall a decent place to eat, though sometimes feels a little overpriced. CONS -- They don't take credit cards. -- Lunch hours are not long enough (10:30 - 2:00) -- that is, late lunch is impossible here. -- Closed during the summer and long Whitman breaks (Thanksgiving week, December/January, 2 week mid-March Spring Break) -- Apart from their weekly grill special, menu never changes (pro and con) -- Portions of side dishes like french fries are enormous and therefor expensive. Wish they offered things like "small medium and large" for various items. -- Reid Campus Center's architecture is a noise hell-hole. Seriously, major design fail here. Even during non-busy times, you'll get a real blast of the espresso machine in your ear while trying to hold a conversation.

Amazing Mexican food, some of the best ever. If you've never been here make sure you try it.read more

Fun food truck at Quirk Brewing with some really unique, fresh and tasty options…read more We especially liked the grande quesadilla with mushrooms. It's a folded over, long fried taco with cojita and lots of mushrooms and lettuce. Fun to eat and comes with some delicious salsas. You get a beeper to let you know when the meal will be ready so you don't have to hover around the truck waiting. Service was friendly and it was fun to eat in the Quirk space.

Their chicken quesadillas always hits the spot. They have tables for one to sit but limited…read moreseating. The owner is very sweet also!

Ada's is in a convenience store I randomly stopped into, but upon leaving I noticed the small…read morekitchen to the left and the reader board outside that exclaimed "tenemos desayunamos". I came back with my husband later when we ordered tacos (cabeza and chorizo) and a breakfast (chorizo) burrito. Both were outstanding. Everything they offer is homemade and amazing. Get both salsas to see which suits your fancy. The workers there are incredibly friendly and appreciative. You can't go wrong with grabbing breakfast or lunch here.

Wow! We stayed 4 nights in Wala Wala and this was the best restaurant we ate at! All the homemade…read moretortillas served with whatever protein you prefer. We had the Beef Tingas, Chicken, and fish and they were all really good. Mexican beers and homemade sangria. They also charge a minimal corkage fee. The staff is incredibly friendly and it is well priced (least expensive dinner we had).

Laid back. Inviting. Amazing (there is a good reason everyone uses this word to describe the place)…read morefood. And super friendly staff. Wow, what more is there that we want. The freshly made guacamole is a must. Add an order of the queso fundido, and we've almost met our dining needs. I am so glad we didn't stop at the starters. The tacos, as big as a football burrito, and the bespoke horchata are a must. Honestly, Grandma's is an excellent blending of food styles and flavors from many regions in Mexico. Think more traditional Mexican food, and less Americanized tex-mex. Believe me, this is a must-visit place while in Walla Walla - lunch or dinner - you will not be sorry.

Been going to La monarch since I was child. They always quick on making the food also!read more

I drove my friend from Yakima into Walla Walla to visit a friend nearby, so I checked Yelp for a…read moregood restaurant for lunch. La Monarca stood out, so we gave it a try. I chose the Walla Walla sweet onion taco with carne asada along with the Hawaiian taco. They were indescribably delicious! All of the flavors blended perfectly, and the taste was mild, just like I requested. After the 2 tacos, I succumbed and ordered one more Walla Walla sweet onion taco with carne asada. Mexican heaven!

Let's turn this around. This is the first time I have been there and it looks like the previous…read morereviews aren't recent. We met there to visit friends and had a great lunch. The staff were great, enjoyed the food, and were encouraged to stay as long as we wanted to visit. They were busy, plenty of customers, doing a good job. I didn't get a chance to look through the store but next time will. it was a great stop for us. You do have to know where to get off the highway to get there. I didn't see a sign specifically for the restaurant/store so look for KOA or Lyons Ferry Marina before you cross the bridge going north.

Stopped by on a drive back from Pullman to check on breakfast for another day. It was a zoo. My…read morehusband spoke to the manager. She was mean and rude and wouldn't give him the time of say. She was more focused on yelling at her staff. We had heard about this place and wanted to come for breakfast on another day but unfortunately, we will not ever dine here.