La Carta De Oaxaca
$$ • Mexican, Bars, Pet FriendlyAbout La Carta De Oaxaca
Customers' Favorites
Tortilla Chips with Guacamole or Pinto Beans
Guacamole and Chipotle Salsa
Mole' Negro Oaxaqueno
Carne Asada Plate
Tacos Carne Asada
Huevos Rancheros
Tacos Al Pastor
Chile Rellenos
Entomatadas
Lamb Birria
La Carta De Oaxaca Reviews
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Always love a good visit to La carta. Another spot my family’s been coming to for years. As with most places in Seattle the prices go higher as the portions go lower, something I understand working at a restaurant but that doesn’t make it any less annoying paying $15 for chips and guac. That being said the foods so great when it comes out you forget about that and I’ll still always recommend it. Tip- best thing on the menu imo is served only at lunch (tamales...read full review
We had the carne asada, molotes, tacos camarones, tacos dorados, and pozole! Food is excellent every time we come here. New favorite Mexican place in Seattle!
Edit 1: we have continued to return to La Carta, and a new favorite is the chile relleno. It looks like they have started closing between 3 and 5 and eliminated the happy hour which is unfortunate. We mostly practice intermittent fasting and often eat dinner early. We will still come in though!
Edit 1: we have continued to return to La Carta, and a new favorite is the chile relleno. It looks like they have started closing between 3 and 5 and eliminated the happy hour which is unfortunate. We mostly practice intermittent fasting and often eat dinner early. We will still come in though!
Carnitas so tender and tasty 2
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11:30AM - 9:30PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30AM - 9:30PM |
| Thursday | 11:30AM - 9:30PM |
| Friday | 11:30AM - 10:30PM |
| Saturday | 11:30AM - 10:30PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
La Carta De Oaxaca offers authentic Mexican cuisine that tastes almost homemade. The entrees are fresh and delicious, with warm chips and good salsa. The food, especially the lamb birria and dishes in mole negro or rojo, is consistently excellent, and the aromas are so inviting they seem magical. The menu includes flavorful options like Al pastor, shrimp tacos, and perfectly made mole, all served with homemade corn tortillas. The freshly made tortillas and solid tequila and mezcal cocktails make it a great place for lovers of authentic Mexican food. Many diners find the flavors so good that they wish they could visit more often, and the energy inside captures the spirit of Oaxaca perfectly. Service can be spotty at times, with some reviews noting slow service, but the friendly staff and warm atmosphere make up for it. Visitors often mention the big portions, especially the pizza and lamb dish, and note that prices are very reasonable, around $25 per person. Parking may be challenging here, but the authentic flavors and inviting environment make it worth the visit.