Xochi
Taco restaurant · Issaquah
145 NW Gilman Blvd, Issaquah, WA 98027
Highlights
Delicious tacos with unique meat & veggie options
Delicious tacos with unique meat & veggie options
"This roadside taco trailer should not just become your savior for a post-Cougar Mountain victory bite or a picnic table pitstop after losing steam 35 minutes into driving out east. This Mexican spot is worth a trip any time—either for a tortilla piled with slow-cooked meat or vegetarian fillings that utilize fresh produce. Prioritize the sour cream-y charred poblano strips or braised cochinita pibil zapped with orange, cinnamon, and pickled onion." - aimee rizzo, kayla sager riley
"Some of the best tacos in the area are hiding on a roadside trailer in Issaquah. Xochi should not just become your savior for a post-Cougar Mountain victory bite or a picnic table pitstop after losing steam 35 minutes into driving out east. This spot is worth a trip any time—either for a tortilla piled with slow-cooked meat or vegetarian fillings that utilize fresh produce. Prioritize the sour cream-y charred poblano strips or braised cochinita pibil zapped with orange, cinnamon, and pickled onion." - aimee rizzo, kayla sager riley
"This Issaquah roadside trailer should not just become your savior for a post-Cougar Mountain victory bite—it’s worth a trip any time for their vegetarian taco lineup. That includes tortillas piled with sour cream-y charred poblano strips and broccoli tacos accented with a punch of garlic and queso fresco. On the carnivorous side of things, the pickled onion-topped cochinita pibil is another standout." - kayla sager riley, gabe guarente, aimee rizzo
"Truly great tacos are hiding on a roadside trailer in Issaquah. Stay with us. Xochi should not just become your savior for a post-Cougar Mountain victory bite or a picnic table pitstop after losing steam 35 minutes into driving out east. This Mexican spot is worth a trip any time—either for a tortilla piled with slow-cooked meat or vegetarian fillings that utilize fresh produce. Prioritize the sour cream-y charred poblano strips or braised cochinita pibil zapped with orange, cinnamon, and pickled onion." - aimee rizzo, gabe guarente, kayla sager riley
"Some of the best Mexican food around the area is hiding in an Issaquah roadside trailer. Xochi should not just become your savior for a post-Cougar Mountain victory bite or a picnic table pitstop after losing steam 35 minutes into driving out east. This spot is worth a trip any time for their vegetable lineup, which includes tortillas piled with sour cream-y charred poblano strips and broccoli tacos accented with a punch of garlic and queso fresco." - aimee rizzo, kayla sager riley
