Lifted Taco

My companion and I got a take-out order from Lifted Taco for our dinner about a week ago.The customer service lady was very nice. She asked us if it was our first time there, and we said that it was, so she explained that the tacos here are a little bit bigger than usual tacos. She said to order 2 tacos per person if we wanted a regular sized meal, and she said to order 3 tacos per person if we were really hungry.Well, we were really hungry, and I wanted alllll the tacos. So, we ordered 5 tacos to share between us. This did end up to be quite a lot of food. I felt full after eating about the equivalent of 2 tacos (1 or 2 bites of a couple of tacos, and about a third of each of the 3 other tacos).I am so thankful that Lifted Taco has a dedicated gluten-free menu.We ordered all of our Tacos gluten-free, since we were sharing them.The Pork Belly Taco's shell looked suspiciously like it had a regular flour tortilla. All of the other 4 tacos had a thicker tortilla with a very different texture. We did order all of our Tacos Gluten Free. Because this was my first time visiting, I can't be sure whether or not Lifted Taco has more than one gluten-free taco shell. I wasn't going to take any chances, though (my medical condition can painfully flare if I eat gluten), so I took just one bite of only the filling of the Pork Belly Taco, left that Taco shell untouched, and gave the rest of that Taco to my companion.The Pork Belly Taco was my least favorite Taco anyway out of the 5, so I wasn't feeling too disappointed to hand it over to my companion. The pork was a bit dry, and the vegetables overall had a very acidic taste, with nothing to really balance that out flavor-wise.The Tacos that we ordered are:The PNW Pork BellyThe McFly ChickenThe Wine-Drunk BeefThe ShroomzThe Peruvian MahiThe McFly Chicken, The Shroomz, and the Peruvian Mahi Taco were super delicious! I am giving 5 stars because to me these 3 Tacos were all most definitely 5 star Tacos! The combination of flavors in each of these Tacos was superb!There was a LOT of purple cabbage in the Shroomz Taco, the Peruvian Mahi Taco and the Wine-Drunk Beef Taco. I am a fan of purple cabbage, so I liked this. But something to note for those who are not as big of a fan of purple cabbage as I am.My companion's favorite Taco was the Wine-Drunk Beef, so I only had two bites of that taco, and gave the rest to him. It was good, but I LOVED those 3 other tacos, and I liked that beef taco, so again it was not hard for me to hand the rest of that one over to him.I was surprised by how filling these Tacos were. 2 Tacos per person actually would have been plenty. I'm glad that I got to try so many of the Tacos, though!I would definitely return to Lifted Taco to eat yummy Tacos again!

I was very excited when Lifted Taco opened as good tacos are hard to find in Seattle, let alone on the Eastside. The ambiance is casual. Ordering is fast casual (walk up to the counter to order and have food delivered to your table). The food! These tacos are larger than your average "street taco", about 6-8 inches across, served open-faced. The variety and ingenuity of flavors on the menu is unmatched. You can go with traditionals like "The Ribeye" (one of my favorites) or venture out to other meats/fish such as pork belly, chicken, brisket or a variety of fishes (mahi, shrimp, etc.) and all are complimented with unique flavors that make their core ingredient pop on the palette. For the vegetarians, it gets even better! The "Southwest Falafel" and "Kentucky Fried Cauliflower" are two of my wife's favorites (she is lacto-ovo vegetarian). I love the falafel myself (delicious)!For us, the real treat is the quest dip. A blend of cheeses, this is the perfect compliment to their in-house made tortilla chips. I could drink this stuff. I usually get just the regular quest due to my partner who is veggie (we share!), but you can plus it up and make it "loaded" queso with beef or chicken and it's equally as delicious. They used to have a brisket queso option, but that seems to have gone away.Top it all off with craft, in-house-made draft margaritas (and local beers, etc.) and I am never left hungry. 2-3 tacos for me, + some queso and a margarita, and I am a happy camper. Love having Lifted Taco in my backyard and need to be eating here more than I currently do. If you rein the Woodinville area (or anywhere on the Eastside) you should definitely give Lifted Taco a try. Your taste buds will thank you!

Taco Joint at a location like this? We wanted to try it. Their menu looked great, some impressive options. They have tacos, vegan tacos, kid's tacos, breakfast tacos, kids breakfast options and non-taco options with Margaritas & lemonades as well. They have limited seating inside and outdoors are always an option. That's pretty nice. Ambiance of this place is quite casual, unlike the impression from outside. The service was good. They make the tacos really fast and interactions were friendly as well.First of all they didn't have all the tacos available that day. There were specials, we picked up a few tacos from their regular and special menus. They costs from $6-$8 per tacos - a little costlier than the regular tacos. But quantity wise it's double the size of a regular taco. I tried their special - Tailgate Chicken Taco. Shredded chicken on a Corn Tortilla with BBQ sauce, Queso and pickled onion. The taco was too soggy to even hold it my hands. Is it because of the excessive BBQ sauce or the grease from the meat - not sure. I have had better tacos before. Not really impressed. Heard opinions in similar lines from my friends as well. I saw some great reviews while searching for this. But unfortunately it didn't live up to our expectations.

these tacos are so unique and super flavorful!! My boyfriend and I got three tacos each and they were absolutely delicious. I got the southwest falafel, the vegan lifted beets, and the Kentucky fried cauliflower. The service was super fast, maybe less than 5 minutes we got our tacos. They have a salsa bar you can pick from, the lifted taco sauce and the ghost pepper cranberry were my favorites! Cute cozy vibe, mellow music and modern furniture! I recommend this place 10 times over!!

We love lifted taco! These aren't you average tacos, they have a wide array of tacos ranging from more typical chicken tacos to meatloaf and bacon tacos. I have came for both breakfast and lunch. Both have been delicious. My favorite side is the queso or cowboy caviar, the large feeds a crowd.You order at a kiosk and the food is delivered to your table so it is a mix between sit down and take out. Only downside is often times we come and there is not any seating available on weekends, shows how popular they are though. There also have margaritas on tap and a variety of canned and draft beers.

This taco place is the best in Woodinville. I got the Seoul Glow, Peruvian Mahi, and Tailgate Chicken tacos, with the loaded queso on the side. The mango salsa is my go-to and there is a perfect amount of spicyness to it. The atmosphere was chill as I watched TNF and listened to good Hawaiian music while enjoying the meal. We were greeted immediately as we walked in and received our food within 5 minutes (there weren't any other customers inside).5 outta 5

Clean and modern taco place. If you are craving authentic taco , skip this place. I'd you want to have good breakfast or lunch , give it a try. They have so many different stuff on the menu so I am sure everyone will find something to eat. I tried smoked brisket and pork belly tacos. Each one is pretty good size and will cost around $6-$8 so it is not cheap. This casual place is located next to coffee bar and other restaurants so in general it is worth a visit.

My motto for any restaurant is you have to at least try it. Friendly service and we enjoyed the food. I am a small eater so one taco was enough for me.

Happened upon here on a bike ride and I don't know what took me so long! Who doesn't love tacos and to have so many different variations kicks it up a notch. I had the Glazed Shrimp taco - loved the flavors and crispiness of the shrimp, and it was the perfect size for me (for lunch). Pair that with chips and guac, and a mango margarita and it was a perfect afternoon (love the small patio outside which made it so our dog could hang out as well). Will totally make this a standard stop on our Sunday bike rides to try out other different tacos.

Good, but hits and misses. it's pretty pricey for what you get.The buffalo cauliflower was delicious and of adequate size. 6.75The mushroom taco was very good as well. 6.75The beet taco was tasty but had literally a tablespoon of beets and a nearly invisible sprinkle of cheese - unacceptable for the price. 6.75Big disappointment with the pork belly. Immediately noticed about 1/4 cup of liquid in the bottom, the taco could not be lifted without breaking and spilling still more liquid. I figured this was a mistake so I brought it to the register. He said he'd ask the chef if he'd be willing to remake it. I received it back and it was exactly the same. Decider to just eat the filling with a fork - sadly unimpressed with the tasteless, pale pork belly. 7.25This is the worst part of tipping before you've seen your meal.