Baja Bistro

Good food and fantastic, friendly service. I love the new, spacious location. We stopped in for a weekend breakfast and left happy with full bellies.

Decent Mexican restaurant in Beacon Hill. I never went to their old location so I did not know what to expect. I tried the chicken mole enchiladas and it was pretty good! The vibe inside was fun which I very much enjoyed and the service was good. It's also a prime location being right next to the light rail!

We just moved into the neighborhood and wanted a spot for taco Tuesday! We were happy to come across this spot as the food and drinks were so good. We also got 2 margarita and they were strong! The server was really fast to make sure we made the happy hour cut off and food arrived extremely fast! We would 100% come back!

Great food, great prices, great drinks, great people, great location. I've been coming here for many years, bit first time in the new location. It's very light and colorful, lots of cool art and fun music. I came on a Saturday for brunch, got the breakfast burrito $12 and a bloody Mary $13. The burrito was big and delicious. Same with the Bloody Mary.Good for kids and for adults. There's a bar section and a family dining section. Very inviting ambiance. Gotta go, peace out and party on my fellow Yelpians. Be good and always tip your people. Love hugs and good times for all.

Reviewing for: After work snacks Super excited to see the new space they redesigned (with the support of La Union!) and grab some after work snacks on a friday. Location: easy to get to and accessible via light rail- there's street parking as well but it's become more limited with restaurants open so go early to find a spot on the street. Food: My friend and I ordered the fish tacos and the rockfish ceviche. The ceviche was my favorite of the two and would definitely have it again. We weren't drinking but they did have drink specials- $ off wells and beers. Space + Service: Loved that they had two spaces that joined together- there's a bar 21+ and then a restaurant area where the restrooms are located. Although we weren't drinking, we opted for bar to avoid kids. Plenty of seating and can't wait to be back for their drag performances on Fridays! Bathrooms were superb- two gender neutral bathrooms and perfect for bathroom photos. Service was great- bartender was patient as we chose and we hung around well after we finished our food.Overall: This place feels like a community restaurant/locals spot. It was nice to see owners and locals convene for a few shots after work and can't wait to be back! Great job, baja!

My first time to the new Bistro location . It was wonderful to be back. Food and drinks as good as ever. Food and drinks are more expensive than the old location but I certainly think they are reasonable and in sinc with every place I've been. I will back.

Great food and service! Great with kids so it's our go to place for Mexican food. So glad they're back!

I was meeting my bf for a night of dancing at Clock-out. I had taken the Light Rail to Beacon Hill, and had a big-time blood sugar crash, and there like a beacon out of the dark night skies appeared a lil LGBTQ+ taco place. I was greeted by the amazing bar tender who immediately served me strawberry lemonade and some chips & salsa. Boy howdy, that was some of the best salsa I'd ever tasted in my whole life. I don't know what the chef puts in there, but it's got such an amazing balance of flavors and the perfect little kick.I ended up ordering the Torta, which was the least messy sandwich I've ever had the pleasure of feeding to my face. I saw flyers for a drag brunch that occurs a couple times a month, and I am so excited to be able to attend.In conclusion, the vibe and friendliness of this place is amazing. I definitely recommend it!!

I really wanted to like this neighborhood spot after they moved, but something is lacking. It's not quite like it used to be. Got the chicken burrito and it was all chicken breast and super dry. They did give a small sauce container of salsa, but it wasn't enough to save it. I wish there was sour cream or guac or something to make the burrito less dry. Flavor wasn't there, either. Maybe I'll come back to try other items and hopefully my rating will improve.

I took my 75-year-old Chinese mother-in-law to this place to have her first Mexican meal, needless to say she didn't like it. That said, Baja Bistro was very accommodating and understanding of this adventurous woman and specially cooked her two eggs to supplant for the enchiladas that she was unaccustomed to eating and unable to finish. My fiancé also tried her first enchiladas and she did not like them either so they switched her meal out, no charge, and gave her the Puerco Salsa Verde, again they were very accommodating. I ordered a red wine and they brought it to me in a stemless glass which I cannot stand. Again, they were very accommodating and brought me a stemmed wine glass. The ambience was great being well placed for plenty of natural sunlight and the music was upbeat and the artwork on the walls is beautiful. Mauricio, our waiter, was very friendly and super helpful and understanding. We will definitely be back, well, ok, I will definitely be back, not sure about Mom or my girl. Her cousin on the other hand loved his chicken burrito and it was also his first shot at trying Mexican food. Thanks Baja Bistro! You guys are great!