Mexican Food in Bellevue WA (2025)

Woman-owned and Bellevue-born, this lively truck turns out hefty Mexico City–style tacos and a stellar Baja fish. Included in The Infatuation’s Bellevue guide, it anchors a picnic-table scene that feels like a neighborhood hangout.

A small, owner-operated counter spot highlighted by The Infatuation for its crisp, tangy Baja fish tacos and solid al pastor. CommunityVotes Bellevue 2024 winner, it’s a reliable, unfussy lunch on the Eastside.

Family-run trucks serving CDMX-style street food—trompo al pastor, huaraches, and birria—regularly stationed in Bellevue. Recognized by Intentionalist; online menus confirm active Shell and ARCO locations.

Two-decade Bellevue fixture at the 76 station, known for lengua, al pastor, and champurrado. Intentionalist spotlights its long community presence and budget-friendly tacos.

Church-lot truck celebrated for properly seared asada, juicy cabeza, and fair prices. Cited in national roundups of great casual eats; locals praise the salsas and sheltered seating.

Family-run Eastgate truck with a loyal weekday lunch crowd. Fans love the sopes, adobada, and spicy habanero salsa; community comments note occasional birria and quesabirria on weekends.

Family-run stall inside Crossroads Public Market serving everyday classics—enchiladas, tacos, and birria—at approachable prices. Listed by Crossroads Bellevue with current hours.

Small, independent truck tucked by a Chevron with taco Tuesday deals, birria ramen, and lonches de pierna. Recent reviews confirm active service and steady following.

A seasonal market vendor pouring aguas frescas and serving tacos, corn on the cob, and snacky antojitos. Listed by Crossroads Bellevue; look for them during market days.

Independent truck frequently booked by the City of Bellevue’s Grand Connection Street Eats program. Rotates through City Hall and Compass Plaza lunch slots—check the city’s schedule.