Pecado Bueno

The food is decent, but the place is horrible. The ambient is no good. The way it was decorated with the music it looked to me like a cheap version of a Mexican restaurant. The music was too loud, wasn't even Hispanic music-it was instead Jamaican. It looks like people go there to get drunk and have bar food. The only reason why I didnt give this place a 1 star is because, again, the food was descent. I will never go back there again. I can get something similar or better at a real Mexican restaurant.

Good counter serve Mexcan food. Been here a few times and each time I've been impressed with the quality of the food. The price isn't bad for the portions size when you consider they have to pay Redmond Town Center rents. The house margarita was really good also. A nice balance of tartness and sweetness with a good amount of tequila.

I have never had a breakfast burrito with Tater Tots in them, which theirs have. I liked the texture it brought to the burrito, a bit of crunch. And they serve it all day! Good quality organic ingredients made for a flavorful meal for us. They also had a variety of salsas, try the mango pineapple.

I wish I could give this place negative stars. We ordered $43 worth of dishes since Mexican is my Husband's favorite and we wanted to try a bit of everything we usually love to eat. The chips tasted hard and stale. The soup was luke warm and the queso was runny and oily. My husband's burrito had rice that tasted like it was made last week. Salsas were mediocre. My taco salad was the same...tasteless. We tried a bite of everything and ended up walking out. Really wanted to like this place since it's close to home, but I'm still feeling the nausea as I write this review. So disappointing...won't recommend and won't be back.

Decided to try this place since I've had trouble finding a decent Mexican restaurant ever since I moved here from Texas. Ordered their chilaquiles and an Arnold Palmer. I found the chilaquiles fairly good as I'm more used to them in a different style. The sauce wasn't too spicy and the tortilla chips were right in the middle of being a bit soggy but still crunchy. Overall, I liked it. It was enough to fill me up and some left to take home. The Arnold Palmer however was a bit too tart for my liking. The atmosphere was fairly quiet, but then again I did drop by before the lunch crowd showed up. I wouldn't rely too much based on this experience as I believe in judging any Mexican style restaurants by the essential Mexican food staples: the mole, the Mexican rice, the Horcharta and the tacos. It's good enough to return and try the other entrées.

Nice little Mexican joint in the heart of downtown Redmond. Real simple place with solid food, I had the carnitas tacos, pork tasted great. Fresh warm chips offered with some items, and green rice instead of the normal red rice, tastey. Only thing they could improve on I think was the salsa. Habenero salsa had almost no punch, n tasted of tomato sauce.

We went there last week to the new one that opened in Redmond, and overall it was ok. We found out that we needed to go up to the counter to pay for our food and bus our own tables. The margaritas were pretty small. Most of the food was good; the steaks were flavored well but seemed also overdone and burnt. For the cost of the food we paid versus quality, probably not going back.