Whenever I stay at Tulalip Resort and crave for Mexican food I'd go to California Burritos since…read moreit's close by and open 24/7. However I decided to go here since it's on the way to the Resort and open late. I ordered their tripas, goat birria and lengua tacos, carne asada fries and chicken quesadilla... they were all fantastic. My kids LOVED the quesadilla and fries. The tacos were so good! Flavorful and affordable. They had tripas, my favorite! Even though California Burritos shows they have tripas on the menu they never do. Tacos El Rey taste better in my opinion and the price is affordable. I will be coming here from now on whenever I'm nearby, plus they're open late and have a drive thru.

Order a torta it was smushed. Basically had not meat should've just gave me the bread. wife ordered…read moreSopes they had a pool of grease and had lower quality beef. Will not be going back

Got the tacos. Tried three different meats. All were outstanding. Who doesn't love a great taco…read moretruck!

Amazing tacos , I will always recommend this place' they close at 7 though. !read more

It was a rainy day in Arlington and we were craving a good beer and a great lunch, so we were…read morepleased to discover Tacos Pirata serving up the greatness at Skookum Brewery! The dude ordered some chicken taquitos and I enjoyed a chicken quesadilla. This was not your usual taco truck food! It was elevated and absolutely delicious. I don't know how they cooked that chicken but the flavor was off the charts - not to mention the massive portion. I would also bathe in their house green sauce if you let me. Okay not really, but it was so good! I thought their prices were pretty fair, too, especially considering the large portions. And the food came out fast and hot, not to mention the friendly dude running the place was really sweet and patient as we decided what to order. He also gave us a beeper so we just enjoyed our beers inside and didn't have to stand outside in the rain waiting for our food. Can't wait to check them out again because I'm dying to try some of their other delish-looking menu items (hello chillaquiles)!

Who the hell parks their taco truck blocking the way into a costco gas station?? Caused a lot of…read moreunnecessary traffic for people pulling in from highway 99!

In short You can barely see it from 99, so the map is kinda…read moremisleading. But once you get around back, man, the food is incredible. Just get in here. In long I've had a bunch of taquerias bookmarked or committed to memory for a while, and one way or another, this past week has turned out to be the tour of tacos in the area. I'd go back to all of them--every single one--and this one might be the best and most interesting. I just got tacos and a tamal, so I don't know that I could say toooo much about the difference between Mexican and Guatemalan food. This place is Guatemalan, but the stuff I had tasted familiar after 1,000 Mexican meals in my life. You have to go around to the street west of 99 to get in here. There's a little flat driveway paved with rocks leading into a flat, rocky-ish parking lot. Couple trailers, a shed, a school bus, and a food truck. There's some lawn furniture here and there. Today there was even a pleather recliner. This all has a vibe like people are coming over and we're all gonna enjoy seeing friends and family even if the setting is modest. I tried to use a little Spanish to order and the sweet lady punching it in just spoke English back. I clearly don't have the fluency I did years ago...lol I got 2 adobada tacos and a pork tamal, and headed back to my truck with my Jarritos for a late lunch. Today's the first day this year it has touched 70F outside, and with the windows down, it was a good truck-dining day. The tacos were molten off the plancha, and I could touch them but not hold them for the first couple minutes, so I munched on grilled onions and a fiery serrano while they cooled. I dug into the tamal as well. The pork tamal has bones in it--they clearly roast the whole thing and let that marrow enrich the tamal filling. Delicious. They wrap it in banana leaves and then thin tinfoil before they steam it. The masa got mushy 'cause I drenched it in salsa, but that's on me, and it was still spectacular. The tacos really shone through, too. Huge flavors on the pork, nice fresh onions and cilantro, and plenty of juice in the lime wedge. It's clear that everyone here loves serving good food that they would want to eat themselves. Best of all, I was out the door for 3 items plus a pop for $14. Not many places are running prices like those anymore.

The adobada tacos were fantastic. I tried the hilachas and it was also very good. My wife enjoyed…read morethe pollo de gallina. This was an awesome find. Good Guatemalan food and beats the two Central American restaurants in Seattle by far. We are for sure return customers.

In short Killer tacos and a great menu otherwise. Nice…read moreprices, super-nice people, and a relaxed setting. In long We've shopped next door at the market many times, and, even though you can walk down the hall inside and come in here for food, we just haven't timed it right. They're always playing festive, loud music outside, so we certainly knew it was there. We're so happy we finally made it in. The lady up front was so patient with us--helping with our wheelchair, waiting while we agonized over what to order, totally forgiving us when we changed our minds a million times. We weren't low-maintenance today, and she was still smiling warmly the whole time. We checked out tacos and a sope. Red and green salsas, too, plus a dish of more-fiery chili crisps in oil. All the tacos were great. Campechano, chorizo, asada, and birria. Great flavors, fresh toppings, nice chew to the tortillas. The sope was fantastic, particularly the meat and toppings. They have some supermarket beers in the cooler, and plenty of Mexican sodas. We loved everything about this summertime late lunch.

We love this place! From the tamales to the desserts!…read moreAnd baked goods! Definitely worth the effort to make it there!

Smash burger and fries. Absolutely delicious! The fries were perfect! I only wish all my friends…read morewere with me to try this! I'm possibly going to try the veggie burger just for fun! I should have taken a photo! Can't wait to try the steak I'm seeing in these photos another time!

A little on the pricey side, but the steak was cooked perfectly and the fries were crisp and salty!…read more.Absolutely hit the spot after my run at U-Neek brewing!

Real good food and fair price. There's a tent with bench seatings besides the food truck…read more Taco de Pastor: Double tortilla tacos with solid flavor. It comes with all the accoutrements--cilantro, onion, grilled onion, jalapeno, pineapple, lime, and a verde sauce that's slightly creamy with a nice kick. Torta Cuban: Hearty sandwich loaded with meat on meat on meat. Comes with fries on side, which were fluffy, thick, and lightly seasoned--alongside a cup of salsa and ranch. Ranch tasted like hidden valley. The salsa had a pleasant citrus flavor. Service was quick and friendly.

I went here for Pastor Tacos and will definitely be coming back, they have a 5 taco plate for…read more$12ish. The lady taking my order was nice and food was ready in about 10 minutes, it's in the same parking lot as the gas station but they have plenty of parking/outdoor seating. I like how the al pastor isn't chopped up like most places and shaved off the spit. It comes with pineapple, onions and jalapeño. Reminded me of Mexico City, as with any food eat it fresh there or right away or ymmv.

This little taco truck is a gem! The food was fresh and delicious, and the service was even better…read more They were so kind and helpful, explaining the menu and making great recommendations.Clean and covered area for a warm dry place to wait. I'll for sure be coming back!