Aca Las Tortas

Absolutely love it here ! Me and my parents come all the time when we go out to eat. You get there and it's already packed, always ! The tortas are to die for, I think I would sell my soul if I have too. Love to always try new things, so I'll switch it up here and then and try out new things and not stick to one plate. Especially at acá las tortas, not only the food is amazing but the way they treat their customers is everything. You immediately feel welcomed. Ordered a guava margarita, and it was delicious. And you guys don't get me started with las aguas (to whoever is reading this they are NOT spa waters ) they've got so many flavors, depending on the seasonal fruits of course . Okay here are some pictures I've had for the times I've gone, (may not be many) sometimes forget to take a picture

Street Tacos for $1 every Tue and Thu.Cheap beer too!!Nuff' said!Mic. Drop!!FYI ...A Comprehensive menu by the chef if your looking for a seafood fine dining experience in North Lynnwood.There are things on the menu far beyond my food experience.You need to try their food. It's amazing!!

Im a bit of a novice when it comes to tortas, but I recognize foodgasmic goodness when I taste it.I got the Monterey Torta, but I feel I would be remiss in my reviewing duties if I didn't explain what a torta is. It's a sandwich, but it's oh so much more. The bread is soft, but the sandwich is never soggy. This particular torta had Carne Asada, cheese, caramelized onion, Mexican Fresh Cheese, tomatoes and onion. Oh yeah -- and avocado. I learned the bread the bread is called telera, which I am sure telera means grubbin' in some other exotic language. The sandwich by itself is amazing, but it comes with some friends!These friends are fries, but they aren't like sone fries. There ain't no soggies in these fries. They seemed hand cut and were oh so crisp! I love me some good fries, and these definitely won the fries prize!In conclusion, I think this is the beginning of a long and tortaful relationship. If you see these on a menu, please give them a try.You're welcome!

This food is amazing. As a southwestern I despair at the Mexican food in this town-bland restaurants that use no spice, no acid and no salt always get five stars. This food is crazy good - Perfectly balanced flavorgasm that reminds me of takeout places I used to frequent in LA. I have no idea what is wrong with the negative reviews. I had the al pastor burrito and the Monterey torta. The burrito was so pineapply and bold and the torta was cheesy and spicy. Go here. Go here a lot so that the bland palettes of the northwest don't drive this place out of business for daring to use salt and spice.

This location of their three is a good spot to dine in as it's wait service at your table in a pleasant setting. They serve drinks here both alcoholic and na so we took full advantage of a margarita special which was the house margarita made with lime juice and worth the deal. We also enjoyed the carne asada plate and flan and churros for dessert. The carne asada plate came complete with rice and beans, a chile toreado, grilled onion, pico, and guacamole. In addition to the chips and smoky salsa, this was a nice meal, and I didn't feel they were any higher priced than any other place for the quality. The flan passed our test, as the texture was silky smooth and had the traditional sauce over it. I like the flavor a little more cajeta, but it was good. I would only get the churros if you really like churros and are wanting them. They came out warm with a scoop of ice cream. We've had tacos and tortas at the other location, and they were good, too. So, we definitely will repeat.

Ordered take for the team, food was ok, but pricey. The wait time was long even when we called over 40mins before getting to the restaurant and hidden cost for take out that they don't tell you it will just show up as a charge on your receipt. We won't be ordering any more team lunches from here.

I been searching for a good Mexican restaurant.I have to say this is amazing.the atmosphere is great too.definitely would come back and try more food.

Very yummy tortas. Good service. They have music and sports on the tvs and the bar is on the back.

I got to say that if you wish to be robbed go here. Their prices are extremely high for what they offer. I recently ate here. I am Mexican, born and raised there. Now, the plates they serve have high margins. A ceviche shouldn't be 30 dollars. I can asure you that the quality of a ceviche like that should cost you maybe 7-10 dollars max. And so goes for every other dish. I am honestly ashamed that they sell at these prices for the type of food. Now you may say: "it's for the restaurant experience" we'll let me tell you that a restaurant of that kind of prices looks much better. I do admit the food is better than azteca or azul but god damn!!I really hope the income of this place goes well distributed among staff. Anyway eat with caution, enjoy it but know these people are taking advantage of you.

Moved from La to Lynnwood. The consensus was that the Mexican food here was sub-par. Checked out some places on 99 highway. Meh. 7/10 8/10 6/10 (They were right ) But let me tell you. The other day I was craving a torta cubana. And if you know what that is. You know what's up. I walked in to this Medium sized restaurant. And was greeted by Alejandra.She was hospitable, attentive and explained the menu to me. I got the torta Alemana! Omg it was sooo gooood Torta 12/10Ambience 10/10 And most importantly I felt welcomed10/10. GO