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Walked by and took a chance and I'm glad I did. We had the cochinita pibil and the pozole. The cochinita had good flavor I just wished it was spicier. I asked for salsa for extra heat but it was kind of bland and not hot at all, oh and they charged a dollar for it so that was annoying. The real stan
10/10 rating. These tacos were so flavorful and legit. I got the carnitas tacos and they were a perfect blend of juicy & lemony. This place is so underrated. AND THE ART ❤️ love & would recommend this place to a friend and family member any day.
Came in for happy hour. Food was amazing so were the drinks. Service was good. Would definitely stop by again if in the area.
Great bar/nice menu collection
Trendy bright location with a good craft beer selection and Happy hour options. Friendly and warm staff.
Food was a delightful surprise. Delicious and presented nicely. Only reason I did not give five stars is that I'm hard of hearing and the environment was a bit noisy making it hard to hear conversations that are part and parcel of eating out. That said, I'd definitely go back to try other dishes.
The macaroni and cheese is a perfectly shareable side - especially since it's so rich. Delicious! Great food & atmosphere, nice and casual. Good spot to grab a drink.
Ask to be seated with Wade - he is wonderful.
We stopped here on New Year's eve for a bite to eat. I had a chicken sandwich. It was amazing. My husband had tacos. We were both very happy with our food and gave our compliments to the chef.
Good tacos. Nice place and helpful staff. HH specials as well.
Visited during Taco Tuesday. I tried the Al Pastor tacos and Papas con Chorizo tacos and there were pretty good. However, I also tried the Carnitas tacos and those were superb: very tender and tasty carnitas! Plus, the green salsa is very good too; just beware because it's truly hot (great to help c
Best kept secret in Downtown! Hidden beneath the scaffolding around Moore Theater, I almost don't want to tell you about it, and just keep it to myself! Lunchtime Friday and only four tables (20%) filled, and certainly not because of a lack of food quality. I've walked past this place for months be
I'm from the south and one thing I lament about the food scene in Seattle is the lack of good mexican food. I used to work across the Street from James Moore Bar and Kitchen and it quickly became a fixture for my lunch break. Their tacos are incredible. The verde enchiladas are probably my favorite,
Great provider. Nice environment. Delicious clean chips and salsa. Good drinks. Tacos have been tasty quite propose this region!
The Refried beans and rice are the best I've had in Seattle, which honestly is a desert when it comes to good Mexican food. These guys get it yet add some new and logical twists to the standard dishes without losing it's original character. A buddy had the carne asada steak which looked amazing desp
This is our go to place for Mexican food. It is clean, fresh, top quality ingredients, consistent and always just perfect. Great service, decent prices and food that makes our taste buds disco, will keep us coming back for more. A lot more!
Quite place near pike place. The food was surprisingly good. Unfortunately, they didn't have the falafel salad from the menu. Overall a good restaurant for your Mexican cravings.
Really surprising. The Moore has incredibly good Mexican food. The tortilla soup was actually spicy and the tacos al pastor had crispy delicious pork.
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