Outdoor seating with picnic tables creates a chill atmosphere that suits casual dining. The place draws a crowd early with affordable prices and generous portions. Handcrafted corn tortillas and bold flavors define the food, especially the birria tacos and breakfast options.
Suadero stands out as a key protein in the burrito bowls, often paired with mango pico for a fresh twist. Chicken burrito bowls also appear regularly on the menu, offering a reliable choice.
CJ's Tacos #2 stands out in the food truck park with its exceptional tacos. Passing it up feels like missing the best option in the area.
"I believed the Mexican food here had the best breakfast tacos."
"The suadero burrito bowl's proteins were incredible."
"I thought CJ's Tacos #2 was the best food truck I'd ever experienced."
Good to know
The truck opens at 7am for breakfast and closes early in the evening.
Parking can be tight during peak hours, so arrive early.
Credit card payments incur a 3% additional fee on the total bill.
Small, quaint Mexican restaurant with cozy, colorful décor and friendly, fun atmosphere. Outdoor seating complements the great vibes and occasional DJ music. Known for authentic, flavorful tacos and refreshing Micheladas.
Shredded beef stands out in the burrito bowl, paired with pineapple that adds a unique touch. The flavors come together in a way that keeps drawing people back.
Started as a food truck, then became a restaurant, and now operates a food truck again on a new level. Offers Carne and Pollo tacos, burritos, and caters events with its food truck.
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The restaurant's location is not easy to see from the Main Street; use Google Maps for directions.
Expect a wait time during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Complimentary chips and salsa are offered with meals.
Small restaurant with a clean interior and art mural on front windows creates a cozy atmosphere. Music plays softly, adding to the relaxed vibe. Known for authentic Mexican street tacos and birria specialties, it draws those seeking genuine flavors in a casual setting.
Burrito bowls come with flank steak, chipotle chicken, or birria. Options allow customization by leaving off items. The bowls are hearty and flavorful.
Authentic Mexican food shines from this food truck with consistently amazing flavors. It appears regularly at events like Blues, Brews, & BBQs, serving high-quality dishes that draw repeat visits.
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Emelias Taqueria offers a wide variety of menu options.
The $17 dinner combo is a great deal considering the quality.
Expect longer wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Small, cramped fast food spot with authentic Mexican flavors and affordable prices. Quiet atmosphere with music playing and limited seating encourages takeout. Known for birria tacos and generous portions of marinated meats wrapped in soft tortillas.
Burrito bowls come with a good portion and are colorful. They often lack the usual sauce on the side and shredded cheese but work well for a quick meal.
Food from the truck comes out fresh and hot. Tacos stand out as a consistent favorite across all trucks.
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Prices are very affordable, making it a budget-friendly option.
Many people prefer takeout, so expect a busy counter.
You can order at the counter or dine in, but seating is limited.
Small dining space with simple tables and chairs creates an intimate setting. Loud chatter and music fill the air, making the atmosphere lively and fun. Community spirit shows through a bulletin board offering free meal tickets for government workers.
Secret sauce stands out in the burrito bowl. It looks great and pairs well with carne asada fries and jalapeño poppers.
Food truck serves high quality food with friendly service and operates behind a building near the library and CrossFit. Plans for a restaurant opening behind the food truck are underway.
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Stack'd offers free meal tickets for government workers affected by the shutdown.
The restaurant is small, so arriving early or ordering to go is advisable.
Prices for menu items can be high; a cheeseburger costs $14.50 without sides.
Small dining area with homely vibes and authentic atmosphere. Background music plays consistently, sometimes making conversation difficult. Offers free chips and salsa and features an organized, clean setting with a 3-stool bar in the corner.
Burrito bowls offer great value with decent flavor, especially the barbacoa option. Ingredients lack an extra umph and the rice is somewhat underwhelming.
Flavorful tacos stand out at the food truck, offering decent flavoring overall. It often appears at events and serves as a convenient option for hungry employees nearby.
Good to know
The menu offers various protein options, including a vegan choice.
Parking can be challenging near the restaurant.
Prices are reasonable for the quality of food offered.
Food truck offers a creative fusion of Mexican and Korean cuisines with customizable dishes and a condiment bar reminiscent of Korean self-serve kiosks. The atmosphere is busy with an online ordering system that replaces visible queues. Meats and sauces stand out as distinctive features.
The burrito bowl features a kimchi gringo flavor and has a delicious taste. Portions lean small with a lot of arroz for the price.
Online ordering works well but the food truck has slow service and long waits, sometimes up to an hour. The truck offers solid Mexican Seoul food but the service can be unhelpful.
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Ordering online is recommended to avoid issues with the food truck.
The tacos cost $6 each, and prices are generally on the higher side.
Every dish can be customized, including options to eliminate rice or add extra meat.
Mexican food truck offers authentic cuisine with fresh, high-quality ingredients and covered seating. The atmosphere is casual and friendly, attracting fans of burritos and street tacos known for bold flavors. Portions tend to be smaller but focus on quality over quantity.
Burrito bowls have good flavor but come in a small portion. They rank alongside tacos as fan favorites.
Mexican food truck serves at events like Little League Jamboree. It stays conveniently located in West Seattle with limited nearby options.
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Taco Cortes is located in West Seattle between Thriftway and McDonalds.
Expect to pay around $18 for a quesadilla.
Portion sizes may be smaller compared to other food trucks like Chipotle.