I came here to try Cemitas which is what they are known for and it did not disappoint. These sandwiches/burgers were huge! I mean the picture does not do any justice. They are essentially a very large torta with lots of cheese, avocado and your choice of meat. The service was fast and the setting was simple and clean. I would HIGHLY recommend giving this place a try. We had ordered the carne asada and fried chicken styles and they were both so good. They also tasted and looked very authentic to what you would find in the state of Puebla, Mexico. I will definitely stop by again once I'm in the area.

I've enjoyed incredibly delicious authentic food from this restaurant for years. I now live hours away and always crave food from this restaurant. When I'm in town, I definitely go out if my way to get something yummy to eat

I got the lunch special which was yummy but different tacos. These are not your typical street tacos with meat onions and cilantro these are meat with a slice of avocado and a slice of a white soft wet cheese then with a spicy green salsa served on the side. These were better then your typical street taco.(true tacos al pastor excluded) The service is OK and there is a TV blaring a childrens show in spanigh on made me feel as if I was in Mexico.

Very good food and friendly folks. This is not your typical mexican fare. When we first walked in and looked at the menu, we saw dishes that we had never heard of. the staff explained the different offerings and we selected two excellent meals. We will be back....

We decided to stop in after a stressful trip to Wal-Mart. The food was so very authentic, and the service was friendly. I ordered a chicken burrito and my son ordered chicken tacos. I wasn't disappointed - so much better than anything I've ever consumed at Spazteca, and a LOT cheaper, too. If you are even in the area, try this place.

I think this is probably the most authentic Mexican food I've had in the Seattle area. Being from Mexico I am always looking to eat what I used to eat back home, and this place reminds me of it, a lot. But what is really special about it, is that "home made" taste and the feeling of being in Mexico for half hour, eating in a small restaurant in the corner of my neighborhood. I have the feeling that the owners are people who just arrived to the US, and the cooking style is still intact. I've noticed that many times even if the owners/cooks are first generation (Mexicans in the US), but if they have been here for 10 or 15 years. It's not the same flavor anymore. The place is simple, you won't see hanging sombreros, flowers and that kind of cheesy decoration that you see in the typical Mexican-American restaurant. (And if there was, I didn't see it) The only thing is missing is the nice weather outside the place, everything else is good.