La Cocina Oaxaceña is the reliable Mexican restaurant you need in your life.

D’La Santa is a family-owned Mexican spot in Capitol Hill that’s easy to miss, but worth going out of your way for.

Marination is the concession stand from you childhood, but with actually great Korean fusion food - and the best views in Seattle.

If you’re looking for Mexican food and a fun environment, Barrio in Capitol Hill is a great choice.

Tacos Chukis isn’t a secret anymore, but it’s still great. Hit the Cap Hill spot for fast, cheap Mexican food.

Tacos Chukis is our favorite spot for quick Mexican in South Lake Union.

Citizen Six is a Mexican/Korean fusion spot in Interbay with great bulgogi fries.

Tu Cantinas is a good spot for a quick taco meal in Georgetown.

There’s a lot of good Mexican in Seattle, but Mezcaleria Oaxaca in Capitol Hill also has an excellent rooftop.

Pablo y Pablo is a Wallingford spot from the people behind Barrio, our favorite Mexican restaurant in town.

There are a lot of Mexican spots in Bellevue, but Señor Taco is the best. Don’t leave without getting the fish tacos.

Japonessa somehow pulls of Japanese-Mexican fusion, and it’s a great place for a birthday dinner or date night downtown.

In addition to having one of our favorite patios in town, Agua Verde in the University District has excellent frozen margaritas and fish tacos.

Rancho Bravo is a no-frills spot for Mexican food. If you want to eat on a patio, hit up the Capitol Hill location.

Rumba is a great Capitol Hill substitute for a tropical vacation - island vibes, Caribbean/Mexican/Argentinian snacks, and flaming tiki drinks.

Copal is a Mexican spot in Pioneer Square that put a lot of effort into making a great space. The food needs a bit more of that effort.