Poquitos Bothell

The ambiance here is absolutely lovely and unique for the Eastside, but the rest of my experience fell a little short.I went with a friend for happy hour to try some apps. The margaritas were lovely! Bummer that the chips and salsa weren't free. We also got chicken tacos. The food was all fine but not amazing or special. I probably wouldn't go back just for the food. The service was pretty slow. We had a lot of different servers and never knew who to ask for another drink. The staff never came to our table proactively, we always had to hunt someone down.Might go back to try and entree and see if things are less hectic after the happy hour rush.

I met a friend here last November (Wed the 1st to be exact) while he was killing time waiting for his son's football game to begin at Bothell HS - they were the visiting team.I arrived first and was told that our reservation (which my friend had made) didn't exist, but they were able to find a little 2 person booth open in the very corner of the bar area. When my friend arrived, he was pretty frustrated as he verified that indeed he had made a reservation for this location at 5:45pm. Nonetheless, we were very limited on time so had to make some quick decisions. In quick succession, we decided on the salsa trio ($7.50), tortilla soup ($14.50), enchilada suiza (verde tomatillo-cream sauce) w/ chicken tinga ($20). I wasn't wowed by anything - in fact, it tasted like Americanized low-quality Mexican food, made for the gringos but at prices that fooled itself into thinking it was fancy and better than it actually was. Thank god for my 2 stiff Purist Margaritas, at $12 each.Service was fine, but again nothing special.With all the great restaurants around the north end, and especially in Bothell and environs, it is unlikely that I'll bother to come here again.

Stopped in for some food and drinks. Food was ok the ambiance was a comfortable location to sip and talk. Not a lot of food options on the menu but a lot of tequila choices. Definitely worth visiting if you want a little bit of Mexican food and some drinks.

Pretty but not up to reasonable expectations.Food is bland or oversalted. No salt at all on the chips .. until you get halfway down the bowl and THEN there's tons of salt,? What gives? 12 bucks for a pair of teeny bean todtadas. Dry. The salsa that comes to the table is slurry pink stuff and a pico, which was the only acceptable thing.. Overpriced. Order a pineapple cider, they bring us a can.At least 4 different indifferent servers attended us. We order coffee, a small cup of lukewarm coffee arrives. No refill. No checking in until the food is gone. We were starving and ate the stuff anyway. Not enjoyable. Will never return.Aye carramba AND servers openly complained loudly about customers who just left, while standing next to our table, by the bar .This is why you can't go out in Bothell.

We are always looking for places open late for dinner and tried Poquitos back in May. We were seated immediately and loved the atmosphere. We got Al Pastor Tacos, and Enchilada Roja with Chicken. We liked both items that we got. We finished our meal with a Tres Leches cake, that we loved.

I love the vibes here! Poquitos on the hill will always be my fav, but I'm grateful they opened a place for us north end peeps. Recommend the salsa trio, guac, and pork belly tacos if they have them on the menu. Parking can be rough but there are guest spots in the apartment garages nearby for retail shops in addition to street spaces. McMinimans Bothell is next door if you want to hop over for more fun!

I stopped in today for a quick lunch before heading out to Monroe to disc golf with a buddy. I came in through the back door and to my delight they were just opening! Brandon greeted me with with the biggest smile and excitement, within the first 5 minutes of opening tables started piling in pondering for the best seat in the house they could find!It took a little bit for me to decide what I wanted but I was in awe of Brandon's presence and speed around the establishment. He was quick to greet tables with waters and menus and all the while with an attitude that was spritely cheerful and youthful. Eventually I decided on a killer michelada and some al pastor tacos which were AMAZING!The place was beautiful inside! I think I'll definitely be returning soon!

Ambience, service and food were great. I was a little nervous coming here because when I first tried 5 years ago, I wasn't a fan. The food tasted bland, and I wasn't feeling the vibe. We gave it another try recently and it looked like they changed the space up and I feel like really stepped up the food. The guava margarita was also excellent! It's a great place in downtown Bothell that would be a good spot with your family or meetup with friends!

Went here for lunch with my boss.. I loved the flavor of the cheese enchiladas. So filling even if the portion looks small! Server was super friendly. I'll come back to try the quesafilla that looked soooo good and my boss loved it.

Excellent food, drinks and service! And the ambience is amazing! This is a new great location in downtown Bothell! Highly recommend!