This was a nice find. It's in a mini stre strip mall-ish setting and was very clean and comfortable inside. The owner was friendly and accommodating. Ordered the Carnitas plate. It was very good and I enjoyed it. I'll go back when I'm in the area.

Excellent home made Mexican food! Great people and ready when promised. A quiet neighborhood family oriented gem.

Excellence all around. Service is gracious and classy, the decor just what you want in a little cafe. Food is fresh, delicious and beautifully presented. We love this place.

Wonderfull food! Very authentic. I had the enciladas trios. It was delicious. Margarita was awsome too! I definatly recommend!

In short A charming low-key neighborhood hangout that I would probably visit multiple times per week if I lived close. Solid food, good prices, very warm and friendly service. In long We were farther into the city than we often get, and were happy to find a spot that felt out of the way and quiet for a late lunch. Most neighborhoods from here south are densely built up, but this block has a few old apartment buildings and homes, then this little strip mall with a bit of parking. We kinda felt like we found an escape hatch from some hustle and some bustle. It's an older building, and since this is a summer visit, they had a portable A/C unit keeping the dining room comfortable. There are tables and chairs lined up on both sides of the room. They're right out to greet you with friendly smiles and menus. They have tons of old favorites listed, including mole and chilaquiles and a couple other things that make it more like a full family-style restaurant; it's definitely more than a taco shop. They even have a few beers and a margarita on the menu. The chips and salsa really stood out--genuine heat in the red bottle, great big flavors in the green. Nice refried beans in the bowl. The mole had great flavors, with black beans and yellow rice accompanying with plenty of character. The mole chicken comes with two drumsticks--nice tender moist dark meat adds good flavor. Not the biggest portion but hit the spot. The other two at the table each got chilaquiles. They had an interesting tomatillo sauce over them with bright acidity and nice interplay with the sour cream. The chips themselves could have been served warmer, and the steak wasn't the best cut ever, but they both cleaned their plates entirely. For 3 drinks and 3 plates, we left full for right at $100. This place is such a sweet little find on the north side of town.

We tried this place again, and again, and again.... And it's soooo good! I am so glad we gave it a second chance. The mole is a must try. It's just incredible. Margaritas taste fresh and not too sweet, service and ambiance are both great! This has become our go-to Mexican restaurant. We will certainly be back many times

Cute and quaintly family run Mexican restaurant. Great margaritas chips and salsas and beans to start. My wife's Mole was to die for true Oaxacan enchiladas. Chili relleno was delicious. Service was very friendly by owner.

The review said the Molé was the best dish on the menu, but it was a little bitter for my taste (almost like a strong undercurrent of a flavor like coffee). The chicken taco was a disappointment, but the beef and pork tacos were good. I would give the food three stars, but the restaurant is much less expensive than other Mexican restaurants in North Seattle, so I bumped the review up to four stars. Our dinners were about $16 each before tax and tip (no appetizers and no drinks).

Clearly a family run restaurant, and it shows in the fresh food which was not all super salty like most northwest Mexican food. Clean location, mom in the back, dad waiting tables, son running around. Good vibes! Chicken Enchiladas were fresh and appropriately sized for lunch, just enough but not too much!