Russ R. wrote: >After eating at the Guadalajara Mexican restaurant on 45th and >Wallingford for many years, I'm sorry to see the quality of the food >descend to inedible. >The quality has been slowly declining there over the past few months, >but I hadn't given up hope. Then I went with a group of friends the >other day and we all agreed that we would never return. [deletia] Have to agree...I think things actually started going downhill years ago when they moved across 45th to the larger space. I had a pretty awful meal or two after that and never felt any reason to return since. (Especially with Rosita's so near, at Greenlake :) David
Seattle, WA
WARNING: Bad restaurant alert - Guadalajara Mexican
Could I In article , Josh H. wrote: > >>> 73354 1111 writes: Someone wrote: > > > 73354> I second the vote on Rositas on Holman - and another favorite > 73354> is the restaurant on the hill climb in the Market whose name > 73354> escapes me right now....anyone? > > I assume you refer to Puerco Lloron; I can't agree. It's okay, I > guess, but certainly not worth dealing with downtown traffic and > such. As for Rosita's, probably the Green Lake one is a little better > than the Holman Road one, but if you're up on Holman road you might > try Burrito Loco. I had some terrific machaca there last > week. Warning: this is a meat-friendly place, and they'll give you > lots of it. > > But the fact is, I think Mexican food is one of those de gustibus non > disputandem est categories; I know lots of people really like Puerco > Lloron, and those same people dislike Jalisco, but after trying both, > I prefer Jalisco (at least, the one on Capitol Hill; can't speak for > the other members of the chain). *shrug* > > -Josh > -- > Josh Hayes [email removed] PDGA #9665 > Work: http://www.cqs.washington.edu/~josh > Fun: http://weber.u.washington.edu/~jahayes Could I put in a good word for the two Cafe Santa Fe spots? Wonderful New Mwx type food, fine choice of beer and wine, and reasonable prices. Jim Crutchfield