Taqueria La Pasadita

Best taco truck I have found! The prices are fair as well! Great for a quick meal. My fav is torta they make the meat just right. I go often so I got a punch card and it so worth it if you go often you get a free meal after 10!

Delicious tacos! The spicy pork was amazing! Had better fish tacos elsewhere but their meat tacos are great!

Moving from Oakland we thought we might be giving up the taco truck life but thankfully that wasn’t to be thanks to this beautiful establishment. True blue Mexican comfort food at appropriately affordable prices.

I was pretty skeptical of going to a taco truck. But this place is sooooooo good. Cheap good tacos. And it’s real Mexican food. I love it

This place has the best tacos and great low price! $ 1.25 per they staff is amazing, they have been here for quite a few years and serve very quick!
I work as an EMT and drive around Seattle and out of all the places, this is my favorite place and I am from Mexico

Delicious! I’ve been here several times and it’s always great. Probably the best Mexican food in Seattle.

Best taco truck I have found! The prices are fair as well! Great for a quick meal. My fav is torta they make the meat just right

Legit Mexican in Seattle, forget the «fancy stuff» this is the real deal, Unilocal wants me to write more stuff, not necessary… It’s just good old Mexican food

One of the best taco trucks in town! From North End to South end this one is atop the list! The tacos cannot be beat, and the torta is top of the line! The guacamole is very fresh, and the horchata is perfectly sweet! I’ve been coming here for years, and the food never disappoints!

Found this hidden behind a Starbucks parking lot in between classes. There’s a nice sized menu with different combos and meals plus your usual taco combos. I had 2 carnitas and 2 spicy pork. Both really good and fresh made. The carnitas were the best I’ve had at a taco truck, hence my review. Check them out 4 tacos 5 $ can’t beat that

Fast, delicious, inexpensive, plenty of parking. Check it out!

Good tacos, some of the better ones you will find in Seattle! These are your standard street tacos for $ 1.25 each. Good flavor in the meat, needs some hot sauce to spice it up, and be sure to specify corn tortillas. Burritos are also good as is the horchada. If you eat there you’ll be sitting at a picnic table in a scuzzy parking lot behind Starbucks, so the ambiance is nil. But those are some cheap and tasty tacos.

We were filling up gas and our eyes spotted this truck. At first we were hesitant to try this food truck.
we decided to stop by and give it a try, and we are glad we did.
We ordered the chicken and beef tacos. I can say they are the best tacos I ever had.
The chicken had a distinct flavor, I added lemon to a great taste.
It comes with salsa Verde, which is a wonderful flavor you add to your tacos.
The prices is very cheap, about $ 1.25 for a taco, so make sure you get as many tacos as possible before you take them to go.
The service makes it a friendly atmosphere.
I would come to this place again, hoping the food truck would stay at the same spot.

I think its time for me to finally introduce you to the buena buena buena-​the good good good!

I’ve never really been a fan of Mexican tacos but these were amazing! I ordered three chicken and one beef. The chicken was full of flavor and the salsa verde was fantastic. My husband tried the beef and he liked it but was more impressed with the chicken.
$ 1.25 each, but .75 charge for credit card use. I wish I had ordered 12!
Service was pleasant and friendly. I hope this food truck doesn’t move (unless closer to me) from it’s place behind the gas station because I will definitely be eating from there again soon!

Almost 10pm on a Friday night and luckily we were still in time for some delicious adobada tacos. The owners were very gracious even after what I’m sure was a long day. My son had the Horchata and it was tasty also, rich vanilla flavor with just enough spice. It was a good stop and easy trip off of I-​5.

After throwing away the seven-​thousand phone numbers the wayward ladies of Seattle had thrust upon me that day (my wallet was growing heavy), I decided it might be a good idea to soothe my feelings of romantic persecution with the surest of remedies– Mexican food, of course. It is true that I have let down many a lady in my time, but, regardless of my sins, La Pasadita is true and constant in their kind provision of delightful dishes that almost inspires… dare it say it… loyalty in me? Yes, it does. Since that day I’ve come here many times, often with ladies in hot pursuit, but at the very least I can help this fine establishment gain a few more customers, famished and fatigued by their attempts to woo me. Well done, La Pasadita, to offer such excellence at such a reasonable price point.

Damn. I love Mexican food and I love Taco Trucks. I love this taco truck so hard!
My mouth is current mmm’ing after an Adobada quesadilla that tasted like growing up in Yakima. Yep!

The best Mexican place I have been to in a LONG time! I just discovered this food truck on Saturday night while looking for a late night dinner. So glad I made the spontaneous decision to go here. Although the truck is hidden behind a Starbucks parking lot, don’t get sketched out. This place has the most amazing, authentic Mexican food I have had I a while! I ordered the quesadilla and my friend ordered the soft tacos. So good!!! The price is very reasonable too for the quality of food you get. I am so happy I discovered this place. Super friendly service also! So glad I discovered this little food truck, I’ll be back next weekend for more!

Twelve years ago, taco trucks could be found in Puget Sound but they were far and few in between. Lo and behold this beauty planted itself just a little over a mile from where I live.
Fast forward to now and taco trucks are much more common. I’ve sampled food from all of them here in the north end of Seattle. I keep coming back to this one.
Tastiest tacos and burritos around. Rice just like my grandmother made it. I take one star off because I’m from Southern California and the fierce competition there produces the best food but up in here in God’s country, La Pasadita has been a blessing.
Visit and you will be rewarded.

This is some good ol’ dirty, greasy Mexican food right here! Trust me, I say that in the most endearing way possible.
What I get to eat:
Carnitas taco plate with rice and beans all for $ 6.50. Sometimes if I’m feeling saucy I order a some horchata. Yum!
Don’t be frightened by the somewhat divey-​ness of the truck — that’s what gives this place some serious character!

Quick and convenient but it was dissapointing. Found the beef tacos very bland and the tamales unbearably spicy.
Guess you get what you pay for.

I’m spoiled. I grew up in Texas where Tex-​Mex and Mexican food is properly legit. Most of my friends had friendly abuelitas who would pester you after school to sit at the kitchen table and eat. The scent of cumin, the sharpness of onion, or the smell of of a fresh corn tortilla hitting the searingly hot comal… all these things are strong memories from childhood. Taquerías were commonplace and you knew which ones to go for camarones and which ones to hit up for your aguacate burrito fix.
So when folks suggest Mexican restaurants here, I’m the very image of a Thomas what doubts. I listen while my eyebrow arches Colbert-​style because I know I’ll be disappointed. I won’t call our their names but I’m looking at YOU, YOU, and most definitely YOU. It was some rocky years here at first but I’ve managed to find some places that work.
Two words: carnitas tacos. Snag four of them for a mere $ 5 or a three-​taco plate with rice and beans for $ 6.50! I stick with the quartet of tacos washed down with a cold Jarritos Mineragua. Every time we go, I think maybe this will be the time that I order something else and I’ll order a taco with carne asada or pollo… then run right back into the arms of a trio of carnitas tacos.
They have a pair of tables here but you will be sitting outside, listening to people order their SBUX through the drive-​way. If it’s a busy SBUX time, the exhaust can be heavy in the air. Grab your noms to go and just head to a nearby park or do what most folks do, noms in your car after getting your bag of goodies.
I will close with a couple of notes. They have a customer loyalty card so ask for one and start earning punches. Don’t forget to leave a tip for the guys who work hard and fast to produce consistently great food. You’re paying such good prices on the tacos, it’s worth a couple bucks to the creators. Lastly, sometimes they will close if business is slow in the later hours. Don’t hang all your hopes they will be open late unless you call first.
Once we drove up and they were closed, with the light on inside. When my husband got out of his car to read the hours to see if they changed, one of the guys exited the truck toward his own vehicle. We had been there several times in a couple of weeks (don’t judge, the carnitas are really that good) so he offered to go back in and make our food since the grill was still hot. As much as we wanted this, we thanked him for his kindness and let him leave. I won’t lie though, we definitely considered it for a few moments.