I live a block over. Pecado Bueno is reliably good Mexican that satisfies being both fairly authentic and providing fairly substantial portions, so you can get full. If you really have a big appetite get chips and guac, and they will refill the guac. My experience just now, Cinco de Mayo, was noteworthy. They lost my order and my friends were all finished eating, so I asked if I could just get a refund. The employee asked if I would like to get a to-go box, so I could try their food. Sure, you can pay me to eat your food... aanndd five stars. Also, there is an employee with an awesome huge beard who rolls up his sleeves like popeye. For Mexican In the neighborhood, I would recommend Pecada Bueno, and if you are trying to go cheaper (...PB is sit-down prices) I recommend Rancho Bravo in Wallingford or the taco truck on Leary in Ballard. read more

I consider myself a happy hour connoisseur .... and this is my new go to spot. Margaritas are done simple, and done right. El JImador tequila? yes please! Nacho's are out of this world... and dare I say it, possibly better than Matador. They have a salsa bar! The verde is my favorite. Everyone working there has been friendly and accommodating. Dogs are welcome in the outdoor seating area. I may be a true Seattleite.. but there is something relaxing about sitting outside in the middle of winter next to a warm fireplace (and outdoor heaters!), listening to the rain on the overhang. I hope this place is here to stay! read more

Was lucky enough to a plus-one to Pecado Bueno for one of their pre-opening friends and family events and have kept going back ever since. They take a somewhat unique approach to traditional Mexican fares and top it all off with a fabulous salsa bar. I am not a vegetarian, but looooove the butternut squash tacos. When topped with one of the offerings from the salsa bar...YUMMMMMM!!!! From salsa verde to picked red onions to mango salsa and my favorite...pico de gallo! Toss in some chips and salsa and a diet coke and I'm in heaven or cielo. Stop by for the happy hour and you will not be disappointed! When the sun is out, hit the outdoor patio that has a fire pit, likes of bar height seating, that makes any night out fun! These guys provide really great service and food, whether it's on site or through catering, Pecado Bueno food and their staff make me a fan! read more

This is my favorite place to go for cheap (but strong!) drinks and awesome mexican food. For Happy Hour, unlike Matador which only does food specials but has expensive drinks, Pecado Bueno does food specials AND ALWAYS has cheap drinks. But let's get to the nitty gritty. FOOD: I'm not even going to go through and describe every dish because I have had it all and seriously they're all good and you can't go wrong. If you don't have the best cash flow, go during HH when they have food specials. My favorite things to order are: the nachos (which are LOADED with guac and all that good stuff), their Taquitos (you can get one of each - the way to go), and their Quesadilla. All the food is shareable, too. DRINKS: $3 Margaritas? This price cannot be beat. And they don't skimp on the tequila. The best. Their Sangria is good too, but I would still choose the Margarita. A double Margarita. SERVICE: All the people here are super chill and so awesome. I honestly can't say enough about how great Pecado Bueno is. I had a bday shindig here last year and they were so accomodating and awesome. When I called them I was just seeing if it would be ok if I have X number of people, but they said they'd set up a whole gazebo where their patio usually is, no deposit or any money necessary!! AND they even set up HEATERS for us (it was early Nov). There wasn't even a food/drink minimum. Though we all got food and drinks cuz it's delicious and awesome. Talk about going above and beyond for their patrons! I freaking love this place. read more

Reasonable happy hour prices on margaritas, variety of healthy and non-healthy fresh food, and love the salsa bar. The outdoor area is great for large groups and bringing your dog and the music is always on point. I've had really pleasant interactions with the staff as well. read more

I went to Pecado Bueno the other day with MK and his friend Aaron for a drink or two after recommendations from numerous people (including Thrill.) While I didn't eat anything more than chips and salsa from the salsa bar, I was impressed by the strength of the $3 margaritas. They are small, but they do pack quite a punch and have a great flavor. I do think it's kind of silly for them to charge $5 for the all you can eat salsa bar and chips, but I figure enough people must go in there that they need to cover their costs. I'm looking forward to going back and trying some of their other menu items. Parking down in this area of Fremont sucks though. Best to find a way around that situation if you can. read more

First of all, if all you're looking for is a cheap margarita and a quick burrito, this place is it! This partial service restaurant has a good low key vibe and just enough atmosphere that you can carry a conversation at a normal volume. I had the happy hour Baja Caesar salad and it was a little lacking... But the margaritas are solid! They do have a patio and yes they have a salsa bar too. Think of this place as a taqueria with a fully stocked bar. read more

Loved it! Stopped by for some takeout on my way back from a book signing/talk by Ted Allen from Chopped, over at Book Larder. First off, I was surprisingly pleased with the building. Based on the other reviews I expected, literally, a taco truck with some extra seating. Instead, it's a wonderful little building with a vaulted ceiling, a bar, tons of seating and a really laid back/lively feel. Tons of people were around at 8 PM on a Thursday enjoying themselves, looks like a great place to get a drink. Lots of outdoor seating as well in a great patio area. Really inviting. Got a plate of ENCHILADAS (2 chicken and 1 squash) to go, with the red sauce. They let you mix and match the fillings, which is great if you want to try things out. Both types were super flavorful and yummy, a nice dusting of queso fresco on top as well. If I had anything constructive to say it would be something easily remedied - I would have loved more sauce, which I'll ask for next time! The accompanying black beans are salty and delicious, with more queso fresco on top. One bit of a warning on the also-accompanying "GREEN RICE", it's pretty much the epitome of cilantro flavor. If you're like me and the taste of cilantro makes you gag, I guarantee you will not like this rice, haha! Next time I'll see if they have another option, but still, if you hate the herb, even just getting the beans and enchiladas without the right is a steal of a price (9 bucks) and worth it. Will definitely return! read more

My review is based only on a weekday lunch I had here recently and it was my first visit to this place. To begin with, it was a rainy, cold day so common here in Seattle, so I immediately spotted a red flag when I entered Pecado Bueno and it was not only dimly lit (and not in a romantic way), but cold. It was about 52 outside and didn't feel much warmer inside. I ate lunch with my jacket on, close to shivering. So, major points off for atmosphere. Plusses, though, for the competent, friendly and accomodating young woman behind the counter who was very responsive and welcoming. As for the food, well, it was kind of meh. I had the taco platter and while everything was fresh and fine, it was kind of bland. Mexican can be a lot of things, but bland. Nah. Now, the restaurant does have a "fixin's bar" which allows you to load up on pico de gallo, salsa verde and so on, but when I eat out, I expect the food to be flavorful and well seasoned to begin with. The work shouldn't be left up to me to season my food--I can do that at home. Overall, the experience here was kind of dismal and not really worth a repeat visit. Much, much better Mexican food can be had in Senor Moose, to name just one. And plus, like Mexico, it's warm inside... read more

this the best Mexican food I have ever had? No, but this is Seattle. That being said, the food is perfectly good and very reasonably priced. The best thing about Pecado Bueno in my opinion is the atmosphere. A cozy, laid-back, mostly outdoor restaurant with different levels, some plants and a great fire-pit where you can eat + cheap house margaritas + tasty tacos + low prices = one of the best happy hours in upper Fremont. They also have a good salsa bar, should you order chips and salsa. I have mostly come here in the afternoons or later in the evening for drinks. This is the perfect place to meet a friend or even have a first date with a more casual atmosphere and reasonable prices. read more

Decent Tex-Mex tacos... my faves are shrimp and asada tacos. Portions are perfect, and margaritas by the fire pit on a clear night is always pleasant. Definitely not you standard (and my preferred) type of street taco tho... it's got shredded romaine lettuce and a white cream sauce drizzled on. One of the tacos, I think the chicken, had corn on it which tasted very tex mex. For a walk-up -and-order type of joint, the food is ridiculously over priced though. I live in the neighborhood so my bf and I will swing by every now and then but always are baffled when we spend $50 on 2 three-taco plates and two drinks. Way overpriced for tacos y margaritas in my opinion. If it was more reasonable priced (like carte de oaxca in Ballard) then we be much more of regulars. read more

Amazing food, amazing prices during happy hour and a great spot to people watch and enjoy amazing times when it is warm and sunny outside. I try to pass by here every time I'm on the Westside. I've ordered the pork and chicken taquitos as well as the enchiladas. read more

Soooo glad I got to return to REAL Mexican food in Los Angeles. What a nightmare. My friend had a class in Freemont and so I had a bit of time to myself to get some food and drinks. I heard amazing things about their $3 margaritas immediately upon walking in. I was stoked... and then I ended up getting the full experience. I ordered my food from the counter and then went to get some chips and salsa- which wasn't bad for being free except for the microscopic little cups of flavorless salsa and condiments they had. I started off ordering sangria and a taco salad. I was shocked as the sangria did NOT come in a pitcher when it arrived. The staff seemed equally dumbfounded when I asked them why- it was like they'd never been to a real Mexican restaurant to know the difference. Ok time to eat. I saw options around me- fake street hot dogs (I'd rather by them where they can actually make them... down here in Los Angeles), salads and other typical "mexican" fare. I ordered a salad and it was... disgusting to the point of not being edible. I re-ordered and it was the same thing. Absolutely disgusting. And so I had no choice than to do the only logical thing left.. drink. Because I have no idea what could have been on that food that made it that way... it certainly wasn't tasty or authentic Mexican food in the slightest and at least booze would help whatever germs or what not that could have been on it. Or hey... maybe THAT'S what they were trying to do... "Awesome." read more

In my opinion... all mexican restaurant should serve FREE chips with your meal regardless of if you have rice or no rice. Pacado Bueno does not give free chips if your meal comes with rice! No Bueno :( After being shocked that chips were not free I accidentally ordered chips (platter for about $8) before remembering that one of my friends mentioned that she liked the plantine crackers. The food was decent... but spending $20 on lunch to get a 3 taco plate, chips, and a drink seems pretty steep. The only thing keeping this review at 3 stars for me is the fact that on the taco plate they let you choose a different type of meat for each taco. I had butternut squash (3/5 for mushyness but good for veggetarians), pork (4/5), and steak (4/5). read more

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I ordered three tacos for myself, the steak, prawns, and fish taco. The tacos here are pretty fresh! I liked the tacos with prawns the most, followed by the steak. Their nachos with guacamole and sour cream weren't too bad either. My roommate mentioned she loved the decor and the fire place out in the front. It makes me feel like I want to bring my own marshmallows and chill out by the fire. Surprisingly, the place was pretty empty during lunch on Sunday. Overall, I like the ambiance and I was pretty happy with my tacos! I would definitely come back! read more

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They're really trying and I give props for the $3 house margarita (no, that's not happy hour pricing, that's the everyday price) and making an effort to have vegetarian filling options (although I don't know if butternut squash is really what I want on my tacos). Unfortunately, they ended up making bland and overpriced food. I got three tacos for $7 and each was about the size of my palm, heavy on lettuce and I ate all three in about five minutes (OK, so I was hungry). The salsas at the salsa bar were good, but distressingly non-spicy. And the overpricing is really galling when you consider that they do not have waiter service. I might be back to try out the mythical three dollar margarita, but I'll be eating beforehand. And just a note: they do not have ROOT on the TV. This isn't their fault, Comcast screwed them over, but the outcome is the same: No Huskies or Mariners games on the tube until they can renegotiate with the cable company. read more

Since nearby Paseo was unexpectedly closed (meaning none of our group bothered to check whether it was even open), we found our way to Pecado Bueno. I'm not a Fremont frequenter, so this was new to me. We were a bit confused as to whether it was order ahead of time, or order at the table since there were menus. Eventually my friend flagged someone down and discovered it was the former. All of our food was delicious. My friend's order of nachos was huge and completely loaded up! My pork quesadilla was amazing, and definitely better than comparably priced items at other restaurants. Unfortunately, the experience did have its downsides. Besides the confusing ordering situation, the lemonades that my companions ordered were apparently very sour (not sweet at all), and my house margarita was very strong but tasted awful. I would definitely return, but my suggestion is to be wary on the drinks. read more

Do you like cold chicken on your taco salad? How about bland guacamole and cold flavorless veggies? If so then you might dig this place. Basically what you'll get is a really mediocre American take on Mexican. And it'll cost you more than it should. The only reason it's getting 2 stars from me is because it looks like a decent place to enjoy a margarita in the summertime. Just make sure you eat somewhere else beforehand. read more

It seems like everyone either loves or hates this place so far. I will be back, but only because now I know what to expect. This is a casual Mexican/taco place where you walk up and order and they bring you your food. They have a good salsa selection, especially the pineapple salsa. There is also a outdoor fire pit area which is cool. As for the food, the portions are a bit small (not a bad thing, but I wasn't expecting it and happened to go on a hungry night), but they have a lot of organic and locally sourced ingredients. My only complaint taste-wise is chips and guacamole. The chips were bland and the thick kind that don't seem to hold on to salt (chip connoisseurs will know what I mean!). The guac was just very bland despite appearing fresh. I wonder if they just had a bad batch of avocados. The service is great. I hope they make it and improve the little kinks that could be improved. I think when I came here I was just looking for a big night out, when this is more of a quick weeknight dinner place. read more

Took my brother and family when they were in town, because his wife and kids are vegetarian. I had high hopes for the butternut squash options. Unfortunately, they were unimpressed. The food was bland and not very plentiful. We each filled up some of the tiny salsa cups to try and bring some flavor to the meal, but no bueno. The kids abandoned the food and ran around, leaving the adults to try and finish it. The next day we went to Ha! across the street and everyone was much happier with the vegetarian options, plus my brother got a huge burrito that he also declared a big improvement. I'm sure Pecado would be fine for the $3 margaritas, maybe the meat tacos are OK, but the service was also disorganized, etc. so won't be back unless I'm in need of a cheap drink on a sunny day. read more

THANK YOU PB!!! (As I fondly refer to it). All you need to know: $3 Margs ALWAYS Amazingly fresh and delicious food Awesome salsa bar with all the fixins! And you can bring your dog to the outside seating area!! Top Mexican place in Seattle... Even better, the price is right! read more

Let me start by saying that I was super bummed when Rialto Pasta Bar closed and I knew I would be extra judgmental about the restaurant that moved in. I've only been to Pecado Bueno once so far, but I love this place and will definitely go back. The atmosphere inside is great and there is an awesome outdoor eating area with a big circular fireplace in the center. I had enchiladas with the 3 cheese sauce and butternut squash...it was scrumptious! For the 3 enchiladas, black beans with green rice, a margarita, and a huge side of guac and chips, it was about 17 bucks. Not bad for ridiculously expensive Seattle! The owner (I think he was the owner) was really friendly and so was the guy who took my order. If you are expecting ginormous portions of goopy Mexican food, this probably isn't your place. I mean, I love lots of goopy Mexican sometimes, but I'm just sayin'. read more

I heard about this place a few weeks ago, but I finally manged to make it in tonight. Glad I did! You order at the counter and they bring your food to the table, which is a nice level of speedy informal without feeling like you're at a cafeteria. Lots of seating, cozy lighting. Outside looks like it would be nice for warmer months. Menu is about what you expect from baja mexican, but each option was a little bit fancier. Nearly everything was available vegetarian, and not just cheese. They had potato, squash and veggie options. I got a butternut squash enchilada (comes with verde rice and black beans) and potato chili taquitos, both were amazing. My friend got a butternut squash burrito, which was good but a lot smaller than I would have expected (maybe 2/3 of Chipotle). I will stick with enchiladas. Best part was salsa bar, which had ever sort of salsa I could wish for (mango pineapple!) and fun stuff like pickled onions, jalapenos, etc. Yum. Our food came out super fast, I wasn't even finished picking out salsa! The staff were great. The owner came over and asked about our food, and since we were vegetarian, asked about how the options were. I tried to order tres leches cakes for dessert, which they didn't carry anymore, so he comped me a jalapeno chocolate chip cookie! read more

Do not be fooled by the great outdoor seating! Hands down the worst Mexican food in the seattle area! Bagged tortilla chips, half ass nachos, and worst of all horchata made from powder dissolved in 2% milk :-/ Far from a tasty treat... read more

Great ambiance, great salsa bar (pineapple mango is to die for), great drinks, and great service. I'm a Californian and I can't say this is necessarily award winning Mexican food, but it's always good and plenty enjoyable. We love coming here when the weather is nice and sitting outside while drinking a beer or margarita. This past Sunday we went with our two young children. The guy working (owner??) was so sweet to our kids and brought over a small portion of squash for our 8 month old daughter to chow on. She loved it and we loved the great service. Seriously awesome. read more

What I missed opportunity for a restaurant. Great location, nice indoor and outdoor seating. The food awful, carne asada tasted like it had been precooked and then finished off on the inside grill, no flavor, tough to eat and for $14.95 with a scant serving of rice and black beans. We also had the avocado Caesar- one slice of avocado on a bed of romaine lettuce with no dressing and hard ends of lettuce. House margarita obviously came out of a mix, way too sour. Surprised that place is in business read more

I had very low expectations, and they were met by the cleanliness (or lack thereof) and the low quality of the standard margarita. But the food was a surprise--pretty bueno! (I got a standard burrito.) Most Mexican places fail to season the food well or have crappy salsa. This place did a pretty darn good job, so okay that I'd even return (but not order the margarita and probably bring some sanitizer). Easy parking in nearby neighborhoods. Bottom line: Bueno. read more

Okay, so I'm into this place. Good food, it's quick, and they have a pretty big outside space with a fireplace. And the margaritas are delicious, and that means a lot coming from me since I love them. I definitely recommend! A+ margaritas- $3.50! A enchiladas - you get 3 and have your choice of 3 different sauces B+ burritos- lots of food and it's pretty good, not the best, but hearty and good A+ staff- cool and helpful read more

Twice now I've been here and twice there have been hiccups in the service, but both times they were handled quickly and with no hint of bother. Without going into useless details, the first time was actually my misunderstanding and not their fault, yet they still gave me a break with no sign of smugness or displeasure when I finally understood. The second time was a total lack of communication on their part, and when I pointed it out they said, "No problem. We'll comp part of your meal and will make sure we communicate better from now on." Given that I'm positive on all other accounts with this place, I'll definitely be back. I think most of the reviewers have done an adequate job of covering the high points--good food, decent prices, tasty $3 margs, etc.--so I'll just add a couple of notes I haven't seen yet. For those with kids, there is no kids menu but you can get a "kids quesadilla" if you ask for it and it is $2 less than than the quesadillas on the menu. In reality it is just a cheese quesadilla--no meat. The corn tortillas they use in their dishes taste really fresh. They have that sort of chewy texture that a nice, fresh, thick corn tortilla should have. This is a cool little place with good food and very polite service--even when you complain. Can't ask for much more than that from a small, casual place. read more

I've been eating here for nearly 2 years it's been one of my favorites, but recently it has seemed to go down hill. I am pretty sure I got sick from a burrito I had here, shrugged it off and came back a month or so later and noticed the leftover salsa had expanded in its container overnight so much so that when I picked it up to toss it, it exploded (this has actually happened on several occasions) it's unfortunate that the quality has gone down so much. read more

I came here one evening for dinner with a friend, since i was missing Mexican food terribly! I tried the butternut squash and carne asada taco, and of course a $3 house margarita. While it wasn't a terrible experience, and the butternut squash was great, there was nothing authentic about it (which made me sad). The sauces were not spicy all, and the carne asada had a hint of flavor. I'm still on the hunt for great Mexican food in Seattle. My thought it that it doesn't exist in Seattle.. Any recommendations would be helpful! Overall, I'd recommend this place if you are in the area, but don't come here if it is out of your way! read more

Have eaten there before and it was good, this last time was terrible. Food was cold, orders were incorrect and it was like they didn't even cook the quesadillas. The burrito bowl was a complete ripoff, ordered it to go and it came in a tiny side container. read more

Did you know that Yelp filters reviews? At the very bottom of this page is a barely noticeable link that says, (X filtered), where X is the number of reviews that have been hidden from your view. At the time I write this, there is one in the filter, for five stars. So this is the thing that replaced the thing that replaced the Fremont Classic. Some reviewers have complained that it isn't 'Mexican' enough. But realistically, the 'Mexican' food that you had in Texas or Los Angeles is seldom any closer to Mexican cuisine than this is, except in the geographic sense. The portions are small, and that's okay. However, the $2.50 add for Carne Asada in the (smallish) burrito is steep. It is good Carne Asada, but it isn't $2.50 good. The food is tasty. I had the red salsa with my lunch, which has no pretense of spiciness whatsoever, but tasted good. When I say it isn't spicy, I mean that it is less spicy than what my grandparents would have considered spicy forty years ago. Like sauerkraut. But it is not bland. I had three helpings of the stuff. The chips were okay. I couldn't afford a drink, so I didn't get one. Staff was friendly, but seemingly inexperienced. If I owned this place, I wouldn't correct the kitchen staff so that everyone could hear me, even if I was being nice about it. Overall, I think the food is good, but overpriced. It is so overpriced that I wonder how it doesn't always come up as the third choice when considering the other options of eating at Uneeda or taking Paseo home. That being said, I can see why people really, really like this place, I'm just not one of them. I only like it, without the really, really. read more

After slight cajoling and alot of delicious eating, I am here to write my first yelp review. And why shouldnt my first be a 5 star? The food was excellent, location central, ambiance fun and company ridiculous as always. I found my way here through the elusive MK and Thrill who decided to share this little gem with me after a slow day without inspiration. (i guess it pays to bug your friends incessantly). So luckily, with some foodies on my side i knew id be in for a treat, or at least a strong drink. The first thing I always notice about a place is the decor and art choice. As an artist i think im a little more judemental and aware of a retaurants art and layout than others would be. its more that the art reveals some personality about the place and what they want to present, and potentially a precursor to the dedication and originality of their food. Thats my take on it anyway. So as you walk in, the bright colors wake you up out of seattles perpetual gray and surprise you with an awesome wooden art piece of 2 luche libre wrestlers. (I need to find more of that art for my place!!) As it was my first time there (as with most places recently in Seattle), I decided to try a variety of tacos to get to know their style a bit. I had chicken, spicy shrimp and butternut squash tacos. The chicken and shrimp were tasty but nothing remarkable. But it was the butternut squash tacos that stole my heart. Im not a vegetarian by any means but Seattle offers great options for the vegetarian and vegan - and sometimes those options end up being my favorite and most memorable. The Butternut squash sounded initially sounded bizarre to me but after nudge from MK who assured me it was one of their specialties, i tried them. Delicious, not overly sweet, firm enough to not taste like complete mush. The flavors worked well and made me wish that every mexican restaurant served this as an option. They also have butternut squash enchiladas which i will have to try soon as well. Wash all that down with some homemade lemonade (that was perfectly tart), a $3 margarita or one of their Coconut Mojitos (the tartness and sweetness definitely made it a slow sipping drink here). Other pros about this place include a salsa bar, outdoor seating and cheap margaritas without judgment. Delicious! read more

Sign me up for another round of coconut mojitos! Oops! Is this really my 3rd?! The menu is so fresh and creative that multiple visits is necessary to try everything. For health nuts this place is great too. Highly recommend the Squash Burrito Bowl. Plus the staff are so energetic and engaging that you feel at home instantly as you order another drink. The happy hour menu is inviting for a college budget, and not too far off the regular way affordable main dishes. Parking on the street is a breeze. read more

It's hard for me to not go for the soft tacos (3 for $8.95). You get to choose which meat (or squash) option you want for each of them. I always try to mix it up, but I usually end up wishing I had more of the pork - yum! I gave the butternut squash a try and didn't think they were worth the hype. The cod and chicken are both good, but really, if you eat pork be sure to get some. As for other things on the menu: All customers have access to the salsa bar (you must try the mango salsa), so I think charging $6 for chips and salsa is a little absurd. The nachos ($8.95) are pretty good, but it would be a stretch for me to say they're worth nine bucks. That said, they are tasty and it's a portion made to share with friends if ordered an app. The burrito ($8.95) is worth eating (yum) and you get a few chips on the side. The husband loved the breakfast torta with chorizo (9.95). The horchata is good for someone with a sweet tooth. The service is always good and I like that they'll bring you your food, you clean up your dishes. They keep the door open most of the time, so bring a light jacket if you tend to get cold. read more

Stopped in on a Wednesday night for a bite, and super busy! Food: I had the tamale plate with 2 cheese tamales, black beans and cotija, and rice. SO GOOD. Perfect amount of spice and seasoning. And that pineapple mango salsa is fantastic. I was eating it plain it was SO good. Cheap margaritas!. +1 Ambiance: Lots of tables indoors, but way more on the patio and they have the propane heaters for the somewhat cold weather. I would love to come here in the summer! Some of the decor is a bit odd, but all in all a nice clean place. The salsa bar gets trashed, but I can over look it. +1 Service: You give your order at the counter and then they come and bring it to you when it is ready. The counter gets pretty congested with everyone ordering, waiting for drinks, getting drinks, yadda yadda yadda. All in all it was super fast. +1 Convenience/Price: Street parking in this area on a weekday night was pretty abundant. The price was reasonable, portions were big enough for two meals if you get the "entrees" the "basics" probably will only be enough for one. Get chips and just fill up on free salsa! +1 Other Factors of Awesomeness: Nope, but the patio in the summer may push me over the edge. +0 read more

Solid food for sure! Tastes homemade and authentic. Love the salsa bar. Great place to come grab a drink and sit outside on the patio, sharing some nachos with friends. Gets pretty packed on a nice day! The service is great too. Always helpful and super friendly. I'm a fan! read more

Used a livingsocial deal a couple days ago to treat my boyfriend to lunch. It was my first time here, and the experience did not disappoint. I had a carne asada quesadilla, which came with a drizzle of some sort of sour cream sauce and crumbled mexican cheese on top. The steak was super flavorful and cooked perfectly. Another major bonus is the salsa bar. The mango salsa was wonderful with the steak. The service was also wonderful. We were greeted immediately when we walked in and the food came out quickly. I would definitely eat at pecado bueno again. read more

'Sin Well' - Pecado Bueno A great restaurant located a few blocks north of the downtown Fremont scene. Great breakfast (hungover), lunch and dinner. $3 margaritas and good HH specials on beer! Also, excellent salsa bar~! read more