Mi Casa Cantina

Restaurant · Seatac

Mi Casa Cantina

Restaurant · Seatac

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Seattle–Tacoma Int'l Airport, Concourse B, Gate B9, SeaTac, WA 98158

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This vibrant Tex-Mex spot at the airport serves up burritos, tacos, and refreshing margaritas, perfect for a casual bite before your flight.  

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$10–20

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Mar 6, 2025

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"This colorful Tex-Mex bar-resto is a solid choice for nachos, tacos, and burritos, and the guac is crowd fave. It also has an extensive cocktail menu that showcases tequila and mezcal, and there’s even a selection of frozen margs." - Eater Staff

Where to Eat at Sea-Tac Airport (SEA) - Eater Seattle
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Artistry 2004

Google
Not going to lie, and I should know better, but I did not look at the reviews for this place until after I was seated. It wasn't overly crowded, but there were a decent amount of people already seated and more arrived before I left. I ended up ordering a chicken burrito and a lemonade and paid slightly over $20. Now, although the burrito was not a bad size, I've definitely had larger ones and absolutely way better ones. The burrito itself did not have much flavor to me. It ate a lot like just a regular old wrap with lettuce, chicken, and black beans. It was missing the iconic "Mexican" flavors we all crave as soon as we see a Mexican restaurant. Perhaps because there was no pico or tomatoes anywhere in the burrito or shredded cheese or cheese sauce. I'm not hungry anymore, but if I could do it all over again, I would have just gone to the McDonald's I passed on the way to find this place.

D Bizzle

Google
New rule for 2025! No more airport wanna be Mexican food joints. Jesus! They look all stereotypical Cantina, but they ain’t coming with it like a Cantina. The service was fine!! I don’t need anymore, it’s not a fine dining experience. Just make tacos better, or even as good as the ones in the trucks in SoCal. This place was a step up from Taco Bell, Rubios, and any other garden variety, gringo, Faux taco dives. I think the quesadilla would be best, if I had to do it again. The tacos were lame, who doesn’t cook the tortillas. The taco nachos, salsa whatever you call it with beef with flavorless. Just say no .

Vanny

Google
Ehhhh it wasn’t the best and like others are saying, insanely overpriced. $35 for 4 tacos is crazy. Why not sell them with three tacos like most places too??? Was expecting that but then it was two? 😭 Other than that everything else was pretty normal, the tacos were good, nothing crazy.

Janna Glaze

Google
I was really disappointed with my experience at Mi Casa Cantina. I ordered a chorizo burrito, and it was honestly the worst I’ve ever had. It arrived in just two minutes, and it was clear that it had been microwaved—the flour tortilla was soggy and wet, with no real flavor. To top it all off, I was shocked at the price. Paying $20 for such a low-quality small burrito felt like a rip-off.

Sridipta Misra

Google
Pathetic place. We ordered a chicken bowl. The service was really bad and lazy. The guy at the counter was absolutely disinterested in doing his job. The portion size between multile plates of the same thing was so varried. Some bowls has so much lesser quantity of food than the others. They even skipped some of the ingredients of the bowl which were mentioned in the menu card. We had to ask them to add those. All these were tolerable, but what was unacceptable is which clearly mentioned that we need chicken bowl as we do not consume pork. But inspite of mentioning that repeatedly, they served us pork in our bowl. It is only after my wife ate few spoons that she realized it was not chicken. Upon asking, they nonchalantly said that it was pork, threw away the bowl and gave us a new one with chicken. But this does not solve the problem. We had a dietary restriction of not eating pork, but we had to due to their recklessness. Pathetic service. Would have given zero star if possible.

Steven Mejia

Google
I've seen a few negative reviews so I thought I'd share my experience. I had two beers and a burrito for $40. Airport beer is expensive, no denying that. The burrito was about half the size of a normal one but it was tasty. Had a sauce that made it better. The service was good, no issues there. The bartender was attentive. Definitely TexMex style so if that's your thing, give it a try!

Dazzle Rae

Google
At the end of B gates, full bar, a mean margarita (but at a mean price of $23), prompt service - food and drinks came out super quick. Chill sit down situation, seat yourself by the window and watch the planes at work, belly up to the bar, or counter height seating and people watch. The pineapple jalepeño margarita made with Casamigos was pricey, but packed a punch. The chicken burrito ($13) was better than Taco Bell and came out piping hot. Chips and salsa were a little lackluster ($7) but came with a red and green salsa, enough for 2-3 people to pick at. Not a terrible airport spot to pass some time with a decent marg.

Hugh McLaughlin

Google
Waiting for my plane - this looked as good as any at SeaTac Airport. Nicely size serving of Carnitas Nachos. Good size serving (not goopy at all). Pretty good!