By far the best Mexican restaurant in Seattle. Authentic, fresh and vibrant! and for those complaining about the portions, please realize that this IS a normal portion. There's a reason why the U.S has the highest rate of obesity; "normal" portions at any american restaurant would be considered way too much food in most countries. My partner and I shared the Carne asada plate, the Costillas de Cerdo plate and the Mole Tamal. ALL 3 were amazing! it's nice to see tamales served on a banana leaf for a change, reminds me of more traditional cooking methods from other countries, kudos to that! The Costillas were so tender, so flavorful, that you might just close your eyes for a minute to enjoy such amazing flavors combined in one dish. Carne asada had a pleasant presentation and everything was perfectly seasoned. My favorite part were the homemade tortillas and the refried black beans! we sat at the food bar and I can verify that all tortillas are made to order! YUM! Lastly, complements to the bartender, because the margaritas are perfect! nothing like a margarita in the middle of winter to remind you of a warm cozy summer day. They are strong but you can taste all the fresh ingredients in your first sip. We will definitely be coming back for more! Nice job. read more

Hand me tacos from a taco truck please!! I'd get more for my money with food with equal or same caliber. We had their chips and guac, and tried their pico de gallo, green salsa, chipotle and another sauce I couldn't identify, but basically very similar to the selection at Agua Verde. I was more a fan of their pico de gallo. I had their mole negro with pork and rice. It tasted ok with their nice chocolate mole. My 2 friends' plates were very small too, one had the carne asada with a side of rice and sour cream with guac and my other friend had the lamb birria. Carne asada didn't knock my socks off and neither did the lamb. All decent, but none stunning. I'd only go here if friends wanted to go here, but I wouldn't want to come here by myself. I miss the food in Mazatlan greatly... Forewarning, if you want to get a table, make sure all of your guests are there because if you're there during rush hour, they won't add a chair for your late guest. All your friends or companions must be present when being seated. They take no reservations!! read more

La Carta de Oaxaca serves the most legit Mexican food in Seattle! Always packed, but well worth the wait! Must Try: Tacos al Pastor and Carne Asada Plato P.S. The mole is to die for! read more

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This is by far the best Mexican place I've been to in Seaatle. Although their place is small (hey, it's Ballard) , they do have a large party room that holds at least 20 people if you have a large group. I like how they have a corner bar area with 4 seatings, so me and my friends were able to grab a drink and wait for our tables to be ready. We ordered #9, #19 and I forgot what was the other one called. They were all delicious. Beef were tender, rice were done right even the most basic tacos fritos were great. Love how they have an open salsa bar with lots of different salsa available. (( I think their salsa are homemade cuz they taste so unique)) I would give it a 5 star if the tables were not that close to one and other. But overall experience was great. Would definitely come again :) read more

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Heated patio in the back for covid dining, AMAZING margaritas and let me tell you, THE BEST MOLE ever. I wish I had ordered two... oh my gosh. 1000000/10 read more

Where are the beans? Authentic food on a nice street, and a parking lot across street, all good. Home made tortillas and the chips were still warm; all our food was great. But the portions, come on guys. One four ounce chicken thigh and maybe a cup of rice for entree? I ordered chips and guacamole and Molotes after the entree for my girlfriend and then we were satisfied. If portions were adequate I would give five stars. read more

We went here for dinner as a group of 8 on a thursday night. It was really busy but we got a table in 15 minutes which is pretty great. Started off with some chips, guac and salsa which was pretty good and fresh. I got the Mole' Negro Oaxaqueno (Chicken). It was really good. The chicken was perfectly cooked and the sauce was flavorful. My friend got the Pollo Enchilado which was also spectacular. Also the different fish tacos are really nice. The vegetarian items were ok and folks didn't seem to enjoy them too much. We ended up a flan which was absolutely outstanding and a must have. Overall the food was really good and the service was quick and friendly. My only problem with the place is that it's way too pricey for the tiny portion sizes. Most Oaxacan restaurants pride themselves on hearty portion but here you get tiny entrée that leave you nowhere near full. For the premium prices I definitely would expect larger portions. A solid 3.5 stars in my book. read more

I would honestly give this place a zero if I could. Had the most disgusting chili releno ever. Was supposed to be deep fried. Came out 2 minutes after ordering ... like a cold soggy sponge. Cheese was hard not even slightly melted. Beans were watery and rice was flavorless. Sangria consisted of a glassful of ice maybe 3 or 4 sips. Had wanted to try this place for like forever and wanted to support Ballard. It was beyond disgusting. Never again. read more

This place is really good, I love the variety of salsas they have, each with their own level of heat for variety. My boyfriend and I both ordered the same thing, tacos al pastor, rice and beans and an order of chips and guacamole. We also ordered Limeades. I absolutely loved the limeade, it was tart and sweet and obviously made in house. The chips and guacamole were fresh and warm, and the guacamole was actually really good. I'm used to having guacamole that uses older avocados and you can tell that it's not fresh. We really loved the rice and beans, which were full of flavor and very delicious! I loved the al pastor. I did think there was a tad too much pineapple and could have used a second tortilla so it wouldn't fall apart so easily. I think I found my local mexican restaurant! Happy Eating! read more

Meal: Dinner, dine in All Ratings out of 10: Quality of food: 8 Food to Spend Value: 7 Quality of Service: 7 Overall Rating: 7 Mexican food can be the bane of my existence in the Pacific NW as so many places just aren't very good. La Carta de Oaxaca is one of the better ones I have been to in Seattle, but the appeal for me is still a bit limited due to the limited menu and being non-ideal for a family. I was shooting for a light dinner, so we got chips with guac for the table, and I got the Tacos Al Pastor. The guacamole was quite tasty and definitely had an authentic flavor. The tacos came out as 3, with barbecued pork, pico de gallo, and an avocado sauce, all on homemade corn tortillas. They were like gourmet street tacos, small but packing a nice punch. They had some kick to them, and the flavor was actually quite delicious. These were definitely tasty tacos. They were pretty small and hence didn't last long, but for $8 and my desire for a lighter dinner, it hit the spot. The restaurant is super small and is in trendy Ballard, meaning that you will likely have to wait a bit unless you can time it just right. Once we were seated, the service was pretty fast and efficient. One pro and con is the salsa bar. I was ecstatic to see a salsa bar, and they had a number of different flavors. Unfortunately all the salsas were super watery and runny, making it difficult to add to my tacos or dip my chips in. My tacos were great, as was the guacamole, but this isn't a place I could easily bring my family due to lack of space and narrowness of the menu. If I am in the area I would definitely go back if convenient, though I wish they would make their salsa thicker. This is more of a 3.5 but rounding to a 4 for Yelp. read more

La Carta de Oaxaca - Chips and guac - Mexican Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Went there for the first time tonight because a friend of mine recommended it. Can I just say this is a VERY popular place in this restaurant/pub/bar packed neighborhood?! I mean there are so many other choices but people would line up and wait for it. We got there around 7:30 and our number was 44. 40 mins later when we finally sat down, the number is already at 62! Tonight we ordered a Margarita and 4 plates (and yes, it was for the two of us :P): Halibut Tacos, Tacos Al Pastor (BBQ Pork Taco), Tacos Carne Asada (Beef Tacos), and Molotes (potato and beef wrapped in tortilla paste and fried). Margarita was delicious and strong. Our favorite is the pork taco, it is savory with a little sweet and smokey flavor (I love Los Agaves' pork taco in Fremont's Sunday Market! But I got to say Oaxaca's is even better!). My next runner up is the fish tacos, good size fish chunks and served with freshly made tortillas... so good. The other two items were okay, but I wouldn't bother to order again. And btw, their salsa bar has some great choices. The traditional salsa (with tomato chunks) is totally awesome. To me, what makes this restaurant stand out from others is: first, it's got a small selection of food. Not only this is good for the customers, it's also good for their business. And second is their decorations. It is different than other Mexican restaurants where they usually mix lots of colors, red, yellow, green, blue.... La Carta de Oaxaca has a very clean, bright, and modern feel. And finally, the food is simple but flavorful! Unlike other Mexcian restaurant's food (usually heavy on cheese and little greasy), the type of food they offer is like Mexican streetcar food...easier to eat and lighter (but tacos can get messy at times :D) Despite the long wait, the food was good and I would definitely come back again to try other dishes. Price is not the cheapest but still affordable. BUT don't come here hungry because the open kitchen and all that fresh tortilla smell will make you really really really hungry. I can't wait to go back and try more things!! In fact, I already know what I will order next time :P read more

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I was visiting for a week and the bartender at Tavern Law recommended this place. My cousin and his friends took me here on my last day in Seattle. The place was clean, the music was bumpin (we kept looking outside and expected to see a Mexican parade walking past us) and the food was great!! Being from Hawaii, we don't have a lot of Mexican food to compare this place to, but the food was flavorful and the best thing about it was that it wasn't heavy and it was very fresh!! I loved their self serve salsa bar and my fish tacos were amazing! I would definitely go and visit this place again! read more

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Mole, mole, mole. Chocolate sauce dishes. A style of Mexican cooking I was not familiar with. We were adventurous and tried new dishes. We were not disappointed and enjoyed them all. Glad to have expanded our culinary repertoire. read more

This Mexican restaurant is "gotta-check-out" Mexican restaurant in Ballard. Love the atmosphere, service, and the food. My friends and I ordered chips and tried all of their salsa choices at the salsa bar. They have a great variety selection from non-spicy to spicy. I love it when Mexican restaurants give you a variety of options for salsas; it gets boring with only one type. For lunch, I ordered the Halibut Tacos. I am very picky when it comes to fish tacos, and these were the bomb! Although I wish they doubled their tortilla so that my taco wouldn't break. The tacos were fresh and had the good amount of fish. I also had a side order to their beans and rice. AMAZING! Unfortunately, the tacos don't come with them, so make sure to order beans/rice n the side. Totally worth it! I would highly recommend checking this place out. read more

La Carta de Oaxaca - Halibut Tacos - Mexican Near Me - Seattle, Washington

We just kind of happened upon this place. We were wandering around Ballard District checking out the boutiques and all the shops and just walked right in. Luckily, it wasn't too busy and we sat down pretty much right away. Right when we walked in, what struck me was the decor. It's freaking awesome in there. I love the way they've got pictures from Oaxaca all along the walls, I love the lighting... it's just really cool inside. The decor aside, the food is amazing. We had a number of dishes, but what I really loved was the grilled meat and the chicken and pork mole. Flavorful and very well made, this is my first try at Oaxacan cuisine, but it definitely won't be my last. I'm hoping they're all as good as this one, but all future places have a lot to live up to. read more

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Never Say No To Tacos. That is all. Every time I'm at La Carta I want to order, and then promptly eat, every single thing on the menu. My most recent trip was no different, though I finally decided on tacos el pastor and was not disapppointed. Delicious. read more

La Carta de Oaxaca - Never say no to tacos - Mexican Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I'd like to begin by saying this is NOT American style/ Southern California style Mexican food and that's exactly why I love this place. I knew the food here would be great when I spotted grandma in the kitchen. My boyfriend and I came here for my birthday and almost ordered the whole menu. We started off with a few things and they were so good we just kept ordering more food to try. My favorite was definitely the spare rib mole. It tasted like nothing I've ever had before but had such an inviting flavor. I could have eaten seconds and thirds of the stuff. If you're looking for authentic Oaxacan Mexican food (again NOT American-"Mexican") food definitely give this place a try or two or three. You will not be disappointed. read more

Food is totally awesome. The helpings are not very big, like other mexican restaurants i have been to.Varities of salsas to choose from. But, this may sound a lil weird...we spotted a coupla waiters dipping the straw into the drinks and tasting it before serving ...and no, they din't put the straw back in the drink :) But how many of us would like our drinks being sipped by the waiter?Otherwise, it's the best mexican restaurant i have been to! read more

I can't make my mind up about this place. Seems everytime I walk by it's always packed and people lined outside waiting for a table. There's been at least a dozen times over the years I've passed by and said, "Just too much hassle, and seems too packed and loud inside". That said, I ended up going there last night to check it out and revisit my past. It's very busy and there's a constant buzz of people coming and going. No matter where you sit, expect to feel packed in and people shuffling past you just a bit inside your personal space. Since you'll most likely have to wait to be seated, my advice is get on the list and then immediately go to the bar area and find a spot to start drinking margaritas or cervezas unless you're in a large group as the bar area is about the size of trailer home 2nd bedroom that just has room enough for a queen size bed. When you get seated, I find the portions to be a bit on the small size for a mexican food place so order one of the appetizers; this is from a guys perspective... and order serially as the service is really fast. If you order everything from the start, you'll have the order within 10 minutes all on your table at the same time. I actually enjoyed the food and got the carne asada plate which came with a grilled jalapeno and an large plate of warm corn tortillas; I really liked the tortillas. As for the cost, with 2 cervzas, 1 margarita, 2 entrees and 2 appetizers blew about $53. I would have given La Carta de Oaxaca 4 stars for the food and the atmosphere is 2 stars so the average is 3. read more

I've been hearing about this place for a while, and I'm ashamed that it took me so long to eat here. Tiny little bar area with a couple seats that basically just serves as an on-deck circle while you're waiting for a table. We got a drink while we waited for a table. Only took about 10 minutes at 7pm on a Sunday night. Atmosphere is loud when it's packed, but not too anxiety-inducing (and this is coming from a guy with an anxiety problem!) Waitstaff were all nice. Service is on the slower side. Took FOREVER to get a second round of drinks ordered. I got tired of waiting and got my date her second drink from the bar. Waited a little bit longer than normal for the dessert menu, but I wouldn't drop my review to one stars like a lot of you nut jobs on here. My significantly better half and myself both speak Spanish at varying levels, and the waitress was patient with us and spoke to us in Spanish. The food was pretty spectacular, and I liked the slightly smaller portion sizes. The chicken in the mole literally fell apart with a touch of the fork. My shrimp was cooked perfectly. The refried beans were the most authentic tasting I've had since I was in Mexico. The rice was quite good as well. Onto dessert: best flan I've ever tasted, and the plaintains were incredible. Blackberry sauce, sweetened condensed milk.. it was decadent and a pleasure. So glad to live just a couple of blocks away. I will definitely be coming back here! read more

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I have been coming here for dinner for over 10 years, and I have never been disappointed. The staff is so lovely, service is quick, and the food is amazing. The restaurant itself is beautiful and there are plenty of seating options. Would recommend!! read more

Consistent with my growing up in Texas, I rarely say no to great Mexican food be it Tex-Mex (aka not real Mexican) or a rich mole from the Mexican interior region. My brother was very complimentary of La Carta de Oaxaca so we decided to try it out on a Wednesday night. Having heard of the long lines that the restaurant draws, we got there around 6:00 and were promptly seated. The seating is limited and the space casual, so plan appropriately. My compliments go to salsa bar, which included pico de gallo and five or six salsas ranging in heat and flavor profile from classic tomatillo to complex roasted. All were delicious! I tried a margarita and was pleased to find that it was not overly sweet, as many places are apt to do. We started with some guacamole, which was a small portion for the price, but good nonetheless. I tried a mushroom empanada, which was similar to a sealed quesadilla. Unlike other empanadas I have tried, this version was in a larger tortilla and was not fried (no complaints). The mushroom filling was in a curry that was deliciously spicy and paired well with the citrusy margarita. I appreciated that unlike Tex-Mex, the meal was not accompanied by rice and beans but by a few orange slices to balance the heat. It was the perfect amount of food with just the right amount of spice to keep you wanting more. All of my friends thoroughly enjoyed their food and, although it wasn't the best Mexican food I have ever had, it is worth stopping by for the salsa bar and perhaps some mole. read more

La Carta de Oaxaca - A sampling of salsas - Mexican Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Not a fan of the mole Ranked: Tacos carne asada Mole with chicken --the line-- Tacos al pastor Mole with pork Mole tamale with chicken read more

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This place is super super good. Most authentic Mexican in town. Awesome place to take a date.

Disclaimer: We split one dish bc we were trying 5 restaurants that night, so I can't justify a 5-star, but I'll definitely be coming back for more and will adjust my review! For starters, the wait staff was prompt, very friendly, and all speak spanish. BIG PLUS at a mexican joint. I chatted with our waitress and it became very clear that La Carta keeps it as authentic as possible this far from the border. Margaritas? ON POINT. Who cares about them not coming in fancy shmancy glassware?! We tried the cadillac and mexcal margaritas and both we absolutely delicious. Clearly homemade, not overpowered with sugar additives, properly salted, and most importantly, properly balanced with a lot of tequila :) Not to toot my own horn, but I consider myself a guacamole connoisseur. I've made hundreds of batches myself and try the guac at nearly every restaurant I can find it at. So while La Carta's portion was on the smaller side, I can assure you that you won't be disappointed with the flavor. It even finishes with a perfect hint of lime. I'm not a huge Mole fan myself, but when we asked the waitress what to try, she pointed to the mole and I'll never look back! It's a must try if you like a nice mesquite flavored mole. Absolutely terrific! read more

La Carta de Oaxaca - Mole FTW! - Mexican Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Up in Seattle for the weekend hanging out with friends. Our foodie friends recommended we head to La Carta de Oaxaca for dinner so we and about ten others headed in there. Saturday afternoon, opening time (5:00). Geographically, Oaxaca is at the southern end of Mexico, almost to Guatemala. So your food isn't going to be "typical Mexican" as we consider it up here in the states. Additionally, while they have a selection of tequila's, their real selection comes from their Mezcals which are very popular in Oaxaca. I had never had Mezcal before, but I'm always up for anything once, so I got a chance to try a few, from both a sampler plate and then sipping from several ordered amongst our group. My friend described Mezcal, aptly, as a "liquid tire fire from heaven." I'm inclined to agree. I could best describe it as what would emerge if Tequila, Gin, and Islay Single Malt Scotch all got together in a tasty menage a trois. It is very strong--stronger than most tequilas I've tried--and has very substantive nuances to it. Herbs, smoke, florals, peppers, sweet caramel and more were varied with the selections, but all had a substantial "alcohol" flavor. They even had a few available that are distilled with poultry, though I tend to draw a line at "no chicken in my drink, thanks," and abstained from those. At up to $30 a shot (averaging $12-15) Mezcal also isn't cheap. Overall, I really liked the stuff, but Mezcal is definitely not for the feint of heart. On the food: wow. This was the Mexican I've been looking for. We tried their ceviche de camarones---shrimp ceviche as our appetizer. Fantastic. It was citrusy and went very well with the julienne'd pineapple on the side. Wife N had the Tacos al Pastor (pork) while I had the Halibut Tacos. I thought the pork tacos were very flavorful, and she really liked them, but the Halibut was the hero of the day. Wonderfully cooked, they had a very spicy sauce and fresh jalapenos that showcased the perfectly-sauteed halibut and wrapped it in a spicy glow. I'd drive back up to Seattle just for another plate of them. Flan for dessert was excellent, though the caramel sauce was slightly burned---it was still flavorful but I don't know enough about Oaxacan food to know whether the darkness was intentional. Either way, it was very respectable as a dessert and quite enjoyable. This is the place you go for Mexican food when you don't just want another plate of enchiladas or a regular burrito. La Carta de Oaxaca is where foodies go for their south-of-the-border fix. And every bite was awesome. Definitely on our "must return and eat here again" list. read more

This time I came to la carta, I got the carne asada tacos and shared some of the al pastor. The tacos were pretty good. The carne asada tacos are good. Not too chewy and flavors are good. I think if I were to get tacos again I would get the al pastor ones. I believe they are significantly better than the carne asada ones. The flavors are much better and the meat is a little juicier. They make their tortillas in house which is a plus. Unfortunately, the tortillas themselves are a little towards the thin side and the tacos pretty much fall apart after the first bite. A solution to this would be to use 2 tortillas instead of just 1 but it is what it is. Service is good. They have a salsa bar for the free chips they offer. I would come back. read more

La Carta de Oaxaca - Carne Asada Tacos - Mexican Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Not bad - the servings look small but I found it quite filling - must be smart portioning. The best thing about the food here is the sauces - they are very nice. The seating is very cramped and the chairs don't move easily with the friction against the tiled floors. read more

Finally got a chance to experience this place after hearing so many rave reviews and it definitely did not disappoint! The wait was only about 10 minutes - much appreciated! Service was quick and food was delicious! I had the Poloze, which was amazing! I think everyone at the table tried it and agreed it was the most flavorful dish. Since it was a hot stew and the weather was cold that made it even more perfect. My husband got the carne asada, it was good. He put some sauce and rice and beans and meat into the tortillas and gave me a few bites and it was delicious. I preferred it all put together versus just eating the meat by itself. The salsa bar was awesome! Highly recommend! read more

We originally put our names down at Pestle Rock down the street, but when we were walking around the nieghborhood, killing time, we go in to La Carta immediately (must have ben good timing, since there was a wait 5 minutes after we sat down). It has been a few years since I have been to La Carta, but the place looks pretty much the same. We ordered: Chips and guacamole: I love that they are fresh made, but the price, at $6, is on the high side. Mole chicken: the sauce is really good, and comes with rice. You get one piece of thigh meat with the order. Camarones al Mojo de Ajo: 5-6 shrimp in a spicy sauce: good, but not too spicy The two main dishes came with tortillas as well. I would characterize the dishes as between small plates and entrees. We were planning on ordering the flan for dessert (looked good at the next table), but decided to just go ahead and get a to-go order at Pestle Rock to finish off our meal. The chips and two dishes, plus 2 non-alc drinks came to $40 with tax. read more

La Carta de Oaxaca - Chips and guac (really good, but $6) - Mexican Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Great place for good Mexican food. Always crowded but the folks are friendly and service is great. I've heard others just rave about It--especially the mole and the prices. While I didn't try the mole, I thought the good was good but not great and El Borracho and Senor Moose much better. read more

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Love, love, love. The best mexican that we have had in a long time (and we frequent Dallas, TX). Service is great and fast, especially our last visit. Gave the host my name and party size. We then found out that one of our friends was going to be late to dinner. I went back and told him that we were going to go grab a drink elsewhere and would be back and get our name back on the list. We returned in about 45 minutes and he squeezed us right into a table in the back because he remembered me. HUGE props for badass customer service there. House margaritas have a kick and will leave you feeling JUST right. Enchiladas served with an egg...are you kidding? Perfection. read more

Meh. The tacos at Tacos Chukis in Capital Hill are much better. We arrived around 7pm on Friday night. They told us there would be a 1 hour wait for a party of 4 but they called us to come after about 20 minutes. I ordered the carne asada tacos, which was pretty good but I've definitely had better. Of the 4 of us, none of the plates looked especially appetizing. Everyone in the party agreed that the food was just ok. read more

La Carta de Oaxaca - Carne asada tacos - Mexican Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Delicious tacos asada and al pastor. The tortillas are perfect - thin, fluffy, and obviously made with skill and love. The mole negro was great, while the ceviche was overly sweet. One star knocked off because we were given/charged for chips and guac that we didn't order, and service was quite slow toward the end of the meal (water glass was empty for at least 15 minutes). The tacos asada are now my husband's favorite tacos in Seattle, so we will definitely be back! read more

Right as our party of 3 got seated we were asked, "would you like chips and guac?" Chips and guac... that didn't even cross my mind until it was mentioned. I had just gotten myself situated... but, yes! Of course I would like chips and guac while I peruse this menu... Who wouldn't? Chips and guac sounds delicious. So... "yes, please!" I asked another server what her favorite items were. #8, #12, #24. BAM BAM BAM. I got #24, the chicken enchiladas, which were amazing. The enchiladas were not soggy (actually had a crisp outer shell), and the rice was perfection. Beans were spot-on. Portions were perfect. You really must try this place. The #10 tacos were deliciousssss but would probably only be filling if you ordered the suggested chips and guac at the beginning. Oh, and the mole was a bit salty for my taste buds, but my friend cleaned his plate. PS. Salsa bar. Need I say more? read more

La Carta de Oaxaca - Beers to compliment the enchiladas and tacos! - Mexican Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Solid Mexican food in Seattle. We came up for lunch and I enjoyed my chilaquiles quite a bit. The prices were fair, the service was quick, and we left extremely satisfied. read more

The best Mexican food I have ever had. Come here every time we Come to Seattle. Highly recommend to anyone coming to Seattle. read more

La Carta de Oaxaca - Mexican Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Despite the decent reviews and ratings, I found the spot to be overrated. It's in an ideal spot, but nothing special. The prices are expensive and the food is sub par. The dishes are a bit small. This place was busy on a Wednesday, thinking it was a good sign. I ordered the soft relleno but wasn't too pleased it was just smothered in tooo much sauce. For the price and value, I don't intend on coming back. The service was fine so I want to give the business credit for the fun ambiance and friendly staff. read more

Not accommodating at all for large party with one child who doesn't eat Mexican food. Not very friendly on the phone either. I would avoid if you have younger children. read more

Best nachos everrrr! Fresh, crisp (no smell of oil common in other Mexican places) great options for vegetarian and gluten free. Great ambiance too very lovely .. hustle bustle kinda of a place read more

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