Best Mexician Food in the Tri-Cities (Seattle, Vancouver: home, restaurants, moving)

[Balco9]

I have only been to El Toro in the mall.
It's good Mexician food, but not great.
They use low end Carde Asada meat
and service is average.
Any feedback would be nice.
Thank you.

[M3 Mitch]

Best is always subjective - I like Inca, 3 Margaritas, Chapala Express, Cinco de Mayo, Garibaldi over in Pasco, and Isla Bonita. Chapala Express, Casa Chapala in downtown Kennewick, and Kiko's Tacos are all part of the same business. I guess my favorite of the list is Inca. Garibaldi has a good lunch buffet. There are a lot of good Mexican restaurants in the area.

If you find yourself around Yakima, try El Porton - I like them better than any in Tri-Cities - but that's not what you asked...

[rambrush]

I like the Fiesta its by Walmart on 27th ave. Very good food!!

[Balco9]

I went to Feista over the weekend... liked the food and great service.
They make fresh tortilla's and have a variety of hot sauces.
I was talking about Azteca not El Toro orginally.
Sounds like there is a lot of choices nice...

[movin2008]

Balco,

Have you already moved in Tri-Cities? I got the feeling you were still thinking about it. It is interesting for me to read your posts, as we are thinking of moving out of here. I noticed a few of your posts in Vancouver/Camas area I think. That is one place on my list, as well as Seattle or Bainbridge Island.

[rambrush]

Originally Posted by Balco9

I went to Feista over the weekend... liked the food and great service.
They make fresh tortilla's and have a variety of hot sauces.
I was talking about Azteca not El Toro orginally.
Sounds like there is a lot of choices nice...

Yep they have the salsa bar setup with the Authenic Hispanic musican walking around singin and a strumming a way. He even went into the kitchen and pepped up the Chefs. Made me feel like I was back in the Southwest for a minute.

[Ryan]

There is a place called 'Chapala' something or other in Richland that my wife brings home when she's in a good mood and another place called 'Robertos' in Kennewick that we hit up when we're in the area. Both are total "hole in the wall"s with some wicked ancient looking abuelas making serious food in the back. Roberto's crams the most meat I've ever had in a burrito and the Chapala place is so fresh, GINORMOUS and unbelievably reasonable.

[mustang34]

I've been told by friends that Junior's Tacos on 5th Ave. and Court St. in Pasco is good. I've never been there so I can't give my own opinion. They said the food has an authentic taste.