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Buenos Aires Grill |
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2028 Virginia St, Seattle 98101 • 206-441-7076
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Distance:
~0.50 mi * |
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DOWNTOWN. Take a trip to Buenos Aires at this Argentinean-style steakhouse, where the atmosphere springs to life with the seductive sounds of the tango, the aromas of wood-grilled beef, and an authentically rustic decor that's more Plaza de Mayo than Pioneer Square. For a traditional experience, regulars laud the parrillada (an Argentinean mixed grill of beef, chicken, and sausage); less adventuresome diners, however, are relieved to find a center-cut filet mignon and classic rib-eye on the menu as well. Ask for a table in the front room. |
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The Saint |
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(Restaurants - Latin American) |
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1416 E Olive Way, Seattle 98127 • 206-323-9922
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Distance:
~0.73 mi * |
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CAPITOL HILL. Boasting an extensive selection of tequilas, this intimate bar offers a refined presentation of Mexican food and drink. |
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Tacos Guaymas - Capitol Hill |
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(Restaurants - Latin American) |
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1415 Broadway Ave, Seattle 98122 • 206-860-3871
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Distance:
~0.73 mi * |
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CAPITOL HILL. Known for deliciously authentic Mexican dishes prepared with fresh vegetables, meats, and seafood, Tacos Guaymas earns high marks all around. Well-received entrees include a gigantor carnitas burrito (served with a generous portion of guacamole), chile verde (pork with spicy tomatillo sauce), and fried tilapia with pico de gallo. Casual, festive atmosphere and great prices also go far to recommend the place. |
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El Camino |
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(Restaurants - Latin American) |
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607 N 35th St, Seattle 98103-8608 • 206-632-7303
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Distance:
~3.02 mi * |
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FREMONT. Although El Camino is a favorite gathering spot for friends to test potent margaritas, it also serves wonderful Mexican cuisine. The menu isn't extensive, but selections are flavorful and well-prepared. Along with braised pork shoulder and chicken enchiladas with mole sauce, which have earned a faithful following, are seafood options like halibut tacos and salmon with tamarind. Steak tacos are also incredibly popular with patrons, who come to check each other out amid terra cotta tiles and wrought iron detailing. Don't go if you're looking for a quiet eatery and introductory chips and salsa; instead, go for authentic food and a festive populace. |
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Agua Verde Cafe and Paddle Club |
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(Restaurants - Latin American) |
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1303 NE Boat St, Seattle 98105 • 206-545-8570
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Distance:
~3.16 mi * |
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UNIVERSITY DISTRICT. This colorful waterside facility has widespread appeal. Focusing on organic ingredients, the cafe concocts flavorful Mexican eats like quesadillas, enchiladas and burritos, and it's also a popular happy hour spot. Live Latin music draws a crowd on Monday nights, when a $5 food / drink minimum is required. The adjoining paddle club offers kayak rentals for scenic excursions on Lake Union or Lake Washington. |
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Cactus |
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(Restaurants - Latin American) |
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4220 E Madison St, Seattle 98112 • 206-324-4140
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Distance:
~3.26 mi * |
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MADISON PARK. If zesty food, full-flavored and rich, constantly tempts you, Cactus stands poised to satisfy the craving. You should be prepared to wait a bit when you go, but the food is worth it! Offerings are consistently good and inventive. The menu is full of well-prepared delights, such as carnitas, tamales, fajitas, and pork steak adobo. You'll also find a great selection of tapas items, which could satiate your appetite on their own. The festive atmosphere adds to the good mood, and the staff is helpful and friendly too. While you wait, try a mojito! |
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Paseo |
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(Restaurants - Latin American) |
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4225 Fremont Ave N, Seattle 98103 • 206-545-7440
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Distance:
~3.54 mi * |
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FREMONT. Keep your eyes peeled, or you may just drive past this little Cuban eatery, which offers a terrific change of pace from standard burger-and-fries meals at fast food joints. Indeed, Paseo does a healthy amount of take-out business, and regulars swear by the kitchen's grilled pork sandwiches, dinner-sized orders of spicy black beans and rice, and jerk chicken. Seasonal seafood dishes are also available. |
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Tacos Guaymas - Greenlake |
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(Restaurants - Latin American) |
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6808 E Greenlake Way N, Seattle 98115 • 206-729-6563
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Distance:
~4.86 mi * |
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NORTH METRO. Known for deliciously authentic Mexican dishes prepared with fresh vegetables, meats, and seafood, Tacos Guaymas earns high marks all around. Well-received entrees include a gigantor carnitas burrito served with a generous portion of guacamole, chile verde (pork with spicy tomatillo sauce), and fried tilapia with pico de gallo. Casual, festive atmosphere and great prices also go far to recommend the place. |
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Gordito's |
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(Restaurants - Latin American) |
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213 N 85th St, Seattle 98103 • 206-706-9352
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Distance:
~5.78 mi * |
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GREENWOOD. Expect to wait a bit at this North Seattle Mexican eatery, a popular dining spot for everybody from families and students to construction workers and tourists. Serving what they like to call "healthy Mexican food," Gordita's is an ideal place for those on a tight budget who love massive burritos and delicious tacos. The restaurant's cantina-like atmosphere includes a little bit of everything: piñatas, festive decor, and constant mariachi music. |
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Burrito Loco |
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(Restaurants - Latin American) |
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9211 Holman Rd NW, Seattle 98117 • 206-783-0719
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Distance:
~6.34 mi * |
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UNIVERSITY DISTRICT. Ask most anybody where you can find Seattle's best burritos, and they'll likely point you in the direction of this cozy gem. Sporting traditional "restaurante" style – multi-hued walls of pink, yellow and blue, themed murals and festive decor – Burrito Loco offers up fabulous homemade Mexican dishes. At lunch and dinner, locals flock here to sample such favorites as shrimp and pork tacos, but Loco's true star is its chicken enchilada, which arrives covered in one of their spicy special sauces. Best of all, prices are more than reasonable. |
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