Really good food. The service was great. The beef in the enchiladas were tender and juicy!read more

After an exhausting hike, my boyfriend and I were starving for some tacos on the way home. Taqueria…read moreLa Bamba was the only one still open around 7PM. We sat down and I ordered some lengua tacos while my boyfriend got some birria tacos. I would say compared to some other tacos places their tacos were lacking a bit in flavor. My boyfriend noticed his consome wasn't as rich as other places we've ordered at. The tacos were still pretty solid and filling but not excellent. If you're looking for a decent place to get your Mexican food fix Taqueria La Bamba is there but if you're looking for the best in Monroe it is not.

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.

Great new place opened just 11 days…read more Fresh. Clean family business. Destination eatery.

This is never open. Lived here for years and I never see an open sign. More of a remote taco truck…read moredown the street that has good reviews.

Been going to Tacos Pihuamo for years with my man and we have never been dissapointed. We wont go…read moreto other taco trucks in town because this place is like family and the food is amazing no matter what you get

I go to this place all the time the tacos are great the service is nice. I would recommendread more

Tacos 2 pork, 2 chicken, 2 steak…read more Really delish. Across the street from Adventure Motorsports.

We got a lot of tacos and a fajita burrito. The tacos were on par. The fajita burrito could have…read moreprobably used a lot less sour cream and a little bit more pork. But for the most part this taco truck is legit. Great covered and heated space for if it's raining. Very fast service. I will return.

This is an awesome little Mexican store. The prices are just so affordable. They have a the fresh…read morepan from the Panderia which is fresh breads. The lady in front of me asked about tamales, but I guess they didn't have that day. Lots of meats and any type of vegetable or Mexican product you've ever desired. I got a couple good drinks and sone chicarones.

I absolutely love this place. The carniceria is 2nd to none. I have been going here for almost 4…read moreyears. The stock rotates somewhat so you have to be a little flexible. The guys in the back are amazing- always smiling, always helpful. The ladies at the front- the same! Sometimes I will go there and just get a lb of chicken, sometimes I'll splurge and get Ranchera. It's always great and im always happy to spend money locally.

So many really good Mexican restaurants in town...they are all great to good but for Birria tacos…read moreTHIS place is the best! I'm sure the other menu items are good as well but I can't NOT get the Birria tacos. Friendly fast service - do yourself a favor and check them out.

I came here for lunch, and it was a bit unassuming - there was nobody else eating. However, the…read morefood and service was way better than expected! The complimentary chips and salsa were really tasty - the chips were warm and crisp, the salsa was tasty, and they even gave refried beans as an extra dip. The refried beans were extremely good and worked better as a chip dip than I expected, and it made me think that other mexican restaurants should give beans as a chip dip! I got a 2 item combo - enchilada + burrito - and it was very good value too; much cheaper than some places in the Seattle area. It came with rice and a choice of beans, and I liked the beans they gave for dip so much I asked to get refried beans (normal side is pinto beans). Everything tasted great, and the benefit of being there when it was empty was that we got very attentive service. Something to note - the burrito was basically the same as the enchilada, except that it used a flour tortilla - I thought it would be more different but that's probably a me problem.

This ended up being kind of what we expected it to be. The decor and art was gorgeous. Lovely! They…read morehad a cool fire pit table in the middle that was cool. The service was fine. We were one of three tables and felt like the staff didn't really have eyes on us or the other tables. They came often enough but definitely on the slow side. It wasn't super clear to me what was gluten free since they had a lot of different sauces. My first few options didn't end up being gluten free, but I landed on spinach enchiladas. I found the enchiladas to be very odd. They had no cheese in them, just spinach mushroom onions. And barely any sauce. It was like a salad inside a tortilla. I wanted wayyy more cheese. My fiance got a burrito and it was half the size as the one at table next to us so he was bummed but said it was good. I would eat here in a pinch or if I was hungry coming back from the mountains, but I'm not rushing to go back.

Finding edible Mexican food in Washington State is usually a quest more difficult than finding a…read moredry sidewalk in November. Most of the time, you're just paying for a lukewarm tortilla and a dream. Then I found Mi Tierra, and hope finally returned. First off, the ambiance is so authentic that I halfway expected a relative I've never met to walk out of the kitchen and ask why I haven't called. The place is decorated like a true Hacienda, and honestly, the décor does some heavy lifting--it's like the stucco walls and rustic charm trick your taste buds into believing you've just crossed the border, even if it's actually 40 degrees and raining outside. As for the food: it's spectacular. In a land where "spicy" often just means either "we added an extra grain of black pepper," or "we added uranium", Mi Tierra serves actual, authentic flavor. Whether it's the rich sauces or the well seasoned meats, eating here feels like a victory over the bland Mexican-food desert we call the Pacific Northwest. Best of all, the prices are incredibly reasonable. You get a massive portion of "real-deal" food without having to sell a kidney or take out a second mortgage. If you want to stop eating "tacos" that taste like sadness and disappointment and start eating like you're on vacation, get yourself to Mi Tierra. You may want to check out their menu on the Mi Tierra Official Website to plan your escape from mediocre salsa and to avoid the feeling that you are sitting for a test that you havent studied for as the wait staff can be pretty fast to take your order