Taquería Guadalajara

This is a family run business with amazing food. Very fresh ingredients and flavorful meats. The prices are fantastic, plenty of parking, and quick service. The homemade Champardo is the best! It also has an “Excellent” rating from the King County Health Department! You can only rate with stars, but I’d give it 5 flaming hot chilis if I could!

Delicious Veggie Tacos!! Also don’t quote me on this because next time they might be more but I just paid $4 for those 2 decent size tacos! 🌮 Gracias Amigos 🫡 10/10

I've always noticed a line outside Taqueria Guadalajara whenever I drive by, so I decided to stop by with a coworker for lunch and see what the hype was about. We ordered 3 asada and 3 al pastor tacos, and I was pleasantly surprised by how delicious they were, especially for the Bellevue area. Being originally from Southern California, I'm quite picky about my tacos, but these were as close as it gets to the ones back home. The salsa is sooo good, and the habanero one had a nice kick to it. I'll definitely be back to try the rest of the menu. If you're in Bellevue and craving some authentic tacos, Taqueria Guadalajara is a must-visit!

Food/Taste/Flavor: 5/5 - Cabeza, Asada, and Carnita Tacos. Generous with the raw onions, cilantro, and sauce. The cabeza and asada were the preferred as it was juicy and great texture. The carnitas leaned a bit on the more sour side of marinating and was a bit dry. Still great tacos overall Ambience: N/A - stationary taco truck in a gas station lot. The place was super busy but had a little umbrella and trash can to the side Service: 5/5 - quick and friendly. With that many customers, could definitely understand the pace he was working at Value for price: 5/5 - $2 per taco is a bit pricier but with how things have been changing, still reasonable price. Definitely delicious

Been ordering here for years. Simple, but solid and fresh food. Staff is always friendly, food is out in minutes. Excellent prices. Burritos are awesome. They aren't really wrapped, so beware, but I'm pretty sure they do it on purpose as it comes with a spork. And you are getting more filling than you would with a totally wrapped up burrito. All the ingredients are well proportioned, the tortilla is toasted, and you get a fresh, filling burrito that you can't beat ANYWHERE for $7.50. Tacos are simple. No frills, just cilantro, onions, radish and your choice of meat - but they are good tacos. However, though I love lengua, here I don't reccomend the lengua taco, or to sub lengua in anything. Their other meats are seasoned better, the blander lengua is not worth the extra dollars. Red sau