Quick, delicious, and perfect on a nice day. They are always…read morevery friendly and the service is quick. They do cash only, but there is a place to get cash nearby if needed, or just plan ahead. They have some seating outside, so it's perfect on a sunny day. Taking it home is also great. Their burritos and tacos are both my go to picks. They make their own hot sauces which are yummy. Always worth it and feels good to support a small and authentic business.

The burritos are massive. That's really the only positive thing about them. We tried the chicken…read moreand the pork. Both had very little protien. 2/3 of the burrito is rice, next are dry refried beans followed by a very small portion of meat, lettuce (why?) and blip of sour cream. I've heard good things but was sadly disappointed.

A definite 5 star for South Whidbey. Very good tacos and sides. We have been coming here for a…read morelong time and it is consistently good. The Deluxe and Traditional options for tacos create good options for different appetites. It can be crowded and they can at times "sell out" of capacity for takeout so plan ahead if it is tourist season on the island. But always stop by, we need more places like this in South Whidbey.

Service was great. Friendly staff. Parking lot and lots of seating inside…read more Got the carnitas burrito, kids bean and cheese burrito and a side of rice. Everything lacked flavor. The side of rice tasted like white rice. The flour tortillas was extremely chewy. Even the sides of hot sauces lacked flavor. But it was open past 6:30 and prices are decent

Good food, great margaritas, wonderful staff. What more would anyone want? And by the way, their…read morechips are absolutely delicious. Better than any of the many chips I had in Mexico City two weeks ago.

We have driven by so many times but they are often closed when we are at the part of the island…read more Langley was busy with an event on a Saturday lunch so I suggested this. So glad we did. It's not quite a 4 star place but it tries to be.... Their lunch prices and choices are unheard of! So I ordered the pork chimichanga. Many other options and price points but try to find such a big lunch with decent to good quality for $10? There were a few older single fellows that came in too for a beer and a lunch combo around us too. My wife ordered the shrimp fajitas and liked them though done a little differently. Generous portions of beans and rice and the give you bean dip with the salsa and chips immediately upon seating. We dined in the mostly empty fining room. Service was pretty good although the staff tends to hang in the kitchen and chat. My wife really did enjoy her blackberry Marguerita that I suggested to her from other reviews. I was never too excited about trying this local place in an old strip mall but glad we did. I'd eat here again and try the menu out. This was a very good value for Whidbey island or anywhere for a pretty good food and drink experience.

We were visiting nearby for the week and wanted to branch out from the resort restaurant where we…read morewere staying. One of the front desk staff recommended El Molcajete Mexican Grill, about a 5 minute easy drive away. Parking is right out front and there is plenty of it. Handicapped too, with no stairs or steps to get in or out. Nice, clean, welcoming and I LOVED the carved Mexican diningroom chairs with the hand painted agave plants. The artwork on the walls was mighty impressive too. Very pleasant. It was not crowded the night we went and it felt like a local, "regulars" crowd. Older, with lots of experience with the giant Margaritas served. I think there was at least one at every table. Husband tried the CAMARONES A LA DIABLA ($23): grilled shrimp with hot red sauce. Served with lettuce, sour cream, tomatoes, onions, rice, beans, avocado slices and tortillas. It was HUGE. The plate it was served on reminded me of the turn-table plate from a microwave oven! I tried the TACOS DE CAMARON ($23): grilled shrimp folded in three corn tortillas drenched with red sauce. Served with lettuce, sour cream, tomatoes, onions, bell peppers, rice, beans and avocado slices. I actually would have just ordered the regular street tacos if I had known mine was going to be drenched in red sauce. Both meals were tasty but neither of us could finish the huge portions. Staff is friendly & efficient. Food arrived very quickly too. There are two TVs on the wall, both tuned to some sporting event. I believe the sound was off as I also heard Mexican music quietly playing in the background. Nice place if this is your vibe for Mexican food (aka Tex-Mex). You won't leave hungry or unhappy, especially if you have a giant Margarita!

This place has the #1 Yelp rating in the area, so we'd been wanting to try it for a while and…read morefinally drove out from Poulsbo. The restaurant didn't live up to the hype. It was clean, but it feels like sitting in a fishbowl. Service was fast, and the margaritas were huge and very strong, which almost felt like a strategy to help you enjoy the experience more. Unfortunately, the food didn't deliver. The salsa was very bland with no kick, and the chips were barely better than bagged. One bite of the enchiladas made it seem the sauce was from a can. While the ingredients were all fresh and everything was plated and prepared nicely, it all lacked flavor. The fajitas were the same, very sweet, lacking flavor and underwhelming. Almost tasted like teriyaki sauce. It's disappointing to go out and get a meal that's worse than something you could quickly make at home. If you're coming from Poulsbo, Los Cazadores, or El Huarache are much better options.

Friendly staff, service good. Food was delicious and ambience was neighborhood vibe…read more Nice little place with a rotating artist, art gallery upstairs, open 363 days a year. We'll be back

Great location to stop for a quick bite if you are traveling on Whidbey and need to grab a meal…read more The menu is simple with a few burgers on the menu containing brioche breads and fried meats. We tried fried fish and fried chicken burgers that came with sides of tots and both were good. Service was great and vibe was friendly. They have patio seating which is nice in summer and allows dogs.

We all miss Pedro himself ! He is out of the picture, but the place is not only enduring but…read moreflourishing. My wife and I are 17 miles down the road but for us it is well worth the trip. We were seated promptly with a real smile. The service was talkative or reserved depending on the need . A lost art. I had the fish tacos instead of my normal carne assada platter. If you like fish tacos these may or may not make your day. Creamy and delicious, spicy and yum. My wife had somthing, quite honestly I don't know what, I was busy cleaning my plate ... but it's pictured. Easy parking of course, an intimate bar, accommodating for big groups, from bikers to the after church crowd it works. Table for 2 including a Margherita grande was $ 69.32. Over all a good night.

The food is always good and the service is great. We go there almost every Saturday. We know the…read moreowners and they try to keep their prices in check. I feel like we definitely get our money's worth. The ambiance is adequate; nothing fancy and old; but I feel comfortable there.

Very authentic home made Oaxacan food. They even have Chapulines and tlayudas on the menu!…read moreExcellent homemade salsas. We had tres leches cake for desert Cute homey Mexican decor. Attentive friendly service

For now; This is going to be my go-to for good mexican foods…read more First time trying it after passing by it few times while exploring the area. Cool spot with outdoor dining area; service was good and the food was great. What we got: Camarones a la oaxaquena (4.5/5) I love camarones a la diabla; but this is what they have on the menu; did not dissapoint! Really good flavors. Carne a la mexicana (4/5) Really well seasoned flank steak and lots of flavor Tamale de amarillo (4/5) The tamales wrapped in the banana leaves was so good; the banana leaves gives it such a nice taste compared to the traditional tamales w/ corn husk. The margaritas was goid as well. Overall We will be back for sure!! Good food, good service, plus the outdoor dinning area so we can bring out pup; heck yea. Recommend it if you're in the area.

Updating to add photos…read more We always love coming here. It's a bit of a drive, but if we're in the area, it's a definite fav!

I was waffling about whether to even write a review, because "OK" doesn't really rate my time. But…read morehere it goes. Molka Xete on a rainy day was pretty quiet at lunch. They have 2 tables for 4 and one table for 2, and both were taken. So we sat at the empty long community table in the middle. Seating is NOT plentiful, and I see why they take reservations later in the day. We'd checked out the menu online before coming, and knew we'd try the street tacos, with all the flavors, except the zucchini (!) and the Pastor, which is spicy pork. Now, pay attention when I say I'd looked at THEIR website before coming. The cashier announced the side bean soup was "a dollar extra". Apparently "complementary" means something else to them? They just looked blank when we said "thought that comes with it". A buck is fine, but CHANGE the ONLINE menu. Ok. Now you go and pick up your napkins, plastic spoons/forks, and water in the corner. (There's also the trash bins, so you can bus your own table after) If you ordered a soda, they are in a case in the back corner. They brought out the soup immediately. Oddly, it was in a little Styrofoam bowl, but only 1/3 full. (No problem, because it was so spicy I think it had jalapenos grated in to it.) Might want to change the size of the bowls, because it looked chintzy. The tacos arrived piping hot. The size is about the palm of your hand- "street taco" size. They say they are flour tacos, but they are thick and chewy. All are dressed only with cilantro and onion. 1. The rock fish was badly unseasoned. One little lime comes with the 5 tacos, and it was dry, at that. I couldn't use the table sauces, as the green was atomic, and the red was oddly umami, sort of savory, but not in a good way, and also way too hot for PNW palates! (Please note another reviewer mentioned she IS Mexican, and it was too hot for her!) 2. The chicken was more flavorful, but again, without any sauce, and dressed with cilantro and onion only. 3. Carne Asada- sirloin steak chopped? Well, it was full of connective tissue bits. Like, stick in your teeth forever. Dry. 4.Carnitas is the pork. This was good, because it had a little sauce of its own. 5. Best of the bunch was the Deshebrada- slow cooked beef, with quite a bit of tasty sauce. I'm sure ordering the $8 guacamole side dish would have picked up all the tacos and I'd recommend that if you want some kind of flavoring. I realize we only had the tacos, so I can't speak to the torta, sincronizada, or parrillada (I don't even know what that is)...and supposedly they have desserts, but I didn't see any. There is also a drink menu on the tables, with cocktails, which you don't see on their website. Final result was a 3. Some good flavors, most too spicy and dry. Not a fan of community seating, but no other choice given the tiny space. Tourists will probably keep this afloat.

We've been coming to Freeland Café for a while now--easily 10+ visits--and it's become one of our…read moreregular go-to spots. Whether it's breakfast or lunch, the food has consistently been outstanding. The menu is available all day ,except for the BBQ, which starts around 1pm. My wife swears by the French dip, and I'd put their chicken fried steak up against anyone's--it's easily the best I've had. The omelets are huge and packed with fillings, and the breakfast plates are great value. You get the choice of hash browns with toast or a pancake the size of the plate, and both options are excellent (deciding is the hardest part). Lately we've been sitting in the bar area when we go in around lunchtime (usually Thursday or Friday before our weekly shopping). The bartender is fantastic--friendly, attentive, and makes a great Bloody Maria. Overall, Freeland Café has been consistently excellent for us: great food, generous portions, and reliable service every time. Highly recommended if you're in the area.

Drop by THE FREELAND CAFE to explore their NEW MENU additions. Today we had the GRILLED CHICKEN…read moreSANDWICH with 'BAMA SAUCE...absolutely mouthwatering! My only recommendation is the addition of the house COLESLAW which is free of mayonnaise giving you a whole new TASTE EXPLOSION for your tastebuds. The FREELAND CAFE has consistent; fabulous, welcoming service with the staff eager to provide recommendations if you are overwhelmed by the wonderful menu. VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED