We love coming here! Economical, great food & sides, great service! Repeat customers many times !!!!read more

Our go-to Mexican food stop in Marysville. Great food and service. You know it's good Mexican food…read morewhen half of the customers are speaking Spanish. Love the carne asada burrito. Lunch specials are great.

Very casual and authentic flavors. They make a fabulous top shelf margarita! I've been back several…read moretimes.

I visited Fuente De Cafe a few days ago and was excited to try what appeared to be a local Mexican…read morerestaurant. As a first-time customer, I ordered the chilaquiles. During the ordering process, the hostess asked how I wanted my eggs cooked and then asked which protein I would like, giving me options of pork, chicken, or steak. At no point was I informed that selecting eggs or choosing carne asada would result in significant additional charges. When I received my bill, I was surprised to see extra charges for both the eggs and the carne asada. What appeared to be a $15 menu item ended up costing nearly $35. Had these additional costs been clearly explained beforehand, I could have made an informed decision. My issue is not with paying for upgrades, but with the lack of transparency. Customers should be clearly told when menu options come with substantial extra charges, especially when those options are presented as part of the normal ordering process. In my opinion, this feels misleading and creates a poor customer experience. Unfortunately, because of this experience, I do not plan to return and cannot recommend the restaurant to others looking for honest and transparent pricing.

When I first started dining here the food was much better. The biggest problem is inconsistency…read more The service can be great, or greatly lagging. Last week I had steak fajitas. The meal and service were good. Pretty standard Mexican fare with rice, beans, chips, and salsa. When paying you get to use their iPad. The pre-determined tips START at 25% and go to 40. Rarely do I get a meal that's worth 30%, anywhere, and nowhere has a meal been worth a 40% tip. I havent had a meal at Paraiso that was worth a 25% tip. Yes, you can enter a custom tip. It's just so nervy to even consider asking for tips this big! The location is next to a post office, views are of the parkinglot.

We stopped in for dinner the other night before attending an event nearby. (Side note: if I'd known…read morehow much food was going to be at the event, I'd have skipped dinner altogether!) This is a cute little spot that's a bit off the beaten path. It's a large space, with a separate bar and two distinct restaurant seating areas. The place was very clean and decorated with festival wall murals (plus some lovely Christmas decor). We decided to order a couple of beers and split their relleno/enchilada/tamale combo. While we sipped our beers, we munched on some chips and their tasty homemade salsa. Soon, the food arrived. I have to say, it wasn't the most visually appealing plating I've ever experienced. Everything was brown and beige. I guess you don't realize how nice a little green garnish is until you don't get one. This plate could definitely have used a little dollop of pico de gallo or some guacamole. The food was disappointingly just "okay." It was definitely the heavily americanized Mexican food that seems very common around these parts: served on a too-hot-to-touch plate and loaded with lots of cheese. The relleno was the best part of the combo. The tamale was passable and the enchilada lacked much flavor at all. The service was friendly and fast, which we appreciated. What I didn't appreciate was, when I paid and the screen gave me the usual tipping options, the suggested tip STARTED at 25%! The options were 25%, 30%, 35%, and 40%. I mean, the service was good, but 40%?!?! Seemed quite over-the-top and honestly it was a little offensive (and I consider myself a pretty good tipper, usually tipping at least 20-25%). Maybe it's a minor detail, but it's still stuck in my head. I'd probably go back here again if I was in the area; but would try something different to eat.

This is a solid food truck. The people are really nice who run it…read more The portions are big. Sometimes big enough to split between lunch and dinner. The food itself is delicious. The horchata is fresh. When their truck is at local events, I've noticed they up their prices. Just an observation. Not going to knock any stars for that though.

These tacos are fantastic. Tried the asada, adobada and carnitas. Som of the best adobada I have…read moreever eaten. This is honestly the gem of sultan. If you are passing through and want fast tacos at a great price then stop here.

Mariposa is quirky as is befitting for Edison, WA; Tacos…read moreare imaginative, Garden eating is inviting but frankly the price tag is heavy. We paid $50 for 2plates of duck tacos, with rice ( no beans), and that's not including the gratuity. When does value come into the equation? These are tacos!!! Street food, albeit these have some panache - but $25 for the plate if 2 with rice!!! C'mon, rethink this.

Delicious! Despite having lived here for over three years, this was my first visit. I love…read moreMexican food and I love breakfast, so I came here for the perfect combination. I got the steak and eggs (Comalito, I think it is on the menu) and a cappuccino. Service was super friendly and the food came out quickly. The cappuccino was very tasty. The Comalito was delicious and authentic, with the right amount of spice. The restaurant is really neat inside, with beautiful traditional decorations, neat lighting and a variety of rustic materials that really suit the location (Edison). If you're visit in the winter, be advised that it can be chilly in the dining room. If you're there in the summer, there is plenty of outdoor seating to soak up the sun.

Delicious food, wonderful service, and homey atmosphere…read more *Dear Yelp, here are a few more sentences to meet your new "85 characters"requirement & for the people who enjoy reading reviews rather than getting outside & experiencing what this world has to offer. Remember what life was like before yelp? We just went places 'cause they looked cool, tried restaurants 'cause they looked nice or someone recommended it... but now, most of us go on Yelp. Why? To read novel length reviews from wannabe journalists? NO WAY! Most of us just want to look at the menu before hand, check out the prices, & know if we'll get food poisoning or not. Either way, you read this long rant, thanks, I hope I made you laugh :)

Monroe, Washington, April 2026…read more This colorful building is located on the main street in downtown Monroe. The minute you walk in you are greeted immediately. An older gentleman and a younger guy were quick to tell us we could sit wherever we wanted as it was a Sunday evening. Booths line the wall and there are about four tables in the middle of the restaurant. Very small, but very colorful and extremely friendly staff. We were quickly asked for a drink order and they brought chips and salsa. The chips were a perfect thin yet crunchy texture. The salsa was very flavorful. It had chunks of onions and lots of cilantro. However, I wish the salsa was spicier. We both ordered chicken and beef enchiladas à la crema. The presentation was nice and I'm so glad there was no lettuce decorating my plate. My whole beans came in a little tortilla cup but the rice lacked flavor. It taste more like a puréed risotto. The enchiladas were covered in the cream sauce that also had cheese. There was no flavor to the cream sauce and the chicken was extremely dry. I liked the flavor of the whole beans. They don't give you a full basket of chips when you sit down. So we asked for more as they were delicious. But then we received only a quarter of a basket this second time. They don't post prices of the soda or the drinks. When we inquired to see a bar menu, they said they had none that we could order anything we want. We asked the price of a particular drink and he said don't worry. When I receive my bill, my non alcoholic bottle of Heineken was $7.25. I think that is outrageous for a nonalcoholic beer. I will give this place three stars because the chicken was tough and dry. The cream sauce was boring and the salsa needs spice.

My husband and I stop at Maggy's on our trips from Malaga Wa to Bellingham and back. The fried corn…read moreis our favorite. The chips and sale are delicious and all homemade. We have tried the carne asada and it is delicious. Definitely worth a stop.

Truly unsure why this place has such amazing reviews. I came in with a group for dinner (6 of us)…read moreand the owners seemed pissed that we were there. They were serving tables, clearing tables, dusting, just any activity besides seating us. We asked what the wait was going to be and they said "hold on." Meanwhile, they only had about 3 tables going and there were tons where they could have sat us. We finally got a table, but no service or even water for 30 min. I ordered a hibiscus marg and it was okay. I don't think it had alcohol in it. My friend got peach sangria, which ended up basically being Sunny D with grenadine. Her glass was cracked, so we asked if we could get a new one. Like 20 min later, we asked the server if her new drink was coming and he said no. He then gaslit us into thinking we broke the glass and would need to replace it. So weird. The food was fine. Very average. They aren't very flexible with substitutions and aren't aware of allergens. I got poblano shrimp and the sauce was watery and the beans tasted like lard. They forgot two of our dishes and got things really confused. When the bill came, we asked to see it because we were worried they would charge us for the meal they never brought out or the glass shard sangria. They said no LOL. We said we weren't comfortable paying without reviewing the items on the bill, and they had one of our group go behind the counter to look at it on the computer. Very odd. They really didn't know how to work their POS. We sat at a table next to a huge overflowing box of wires and cords. The whole aesthetic was really off, the servers were rude and unhelpful, and the food was like an even lower quality azteca/ixtapa. Not surprising for the location, but def not worth a stop.

I'm sorry, but who serves dinner and closes at 7:30pm? It is not my favorite meal. The food was…read morereally slapped together and reminded me of a sad school cafeteria- you know- where they have to serve something because it's the law. The servers are nice and the place is cute, but that's about it. Wouldn't recommend it except for a beer, mid-afternoon, clearly.

So glad to find Hacienda open for Sunday dinner! For entrees, we ordered two veggie burritos, one…read morespicy Diablo, and one la Duena. Fresh salsa and chip were served immediately, food followed soon. Everything was in big portion. My spicy Diablo had a good variety of ingredients, tasted good but nothing stood out. The spicy garlic sauce didn't taste spicy or garlicky to me. For dessert we got a flan and a fried ice cream, both delicious. Personally I preferred the flan but the shell in the fried ice cream was pretty amazing too. Our waiting staff was super nice and helpful, but seemed stressed the whole time. We weren't surprised at all given they were the only server for 5+ tables at a peak dinner time.