Las Palmas - SeaTac

Sea-Tac WA. Right by the airport. Looking for a new place to eat at while staying in the area and found this gem. Pretty large place, small bar, but very powerful. Ordered Cadillac margaritas with tequila shots. Excellent pours. Carne asada, veggie burrito, tacos, all top notch. I'm half Hispanic. I'm pretty picky about my Mexican food choices. The drinks, meals, and outstanding service, was easily a 5 star on the Saturday night I was there.

We ordered 4 plates of food for $113.00. None of the 4 people dining with us enjoyed the meal. We ordered the simple enchiladas, but the rice tasted like it came from a box and the beans were too runny with no flavor. We ended up throwing all of the food in the trash. When we tried to call and ask for a receipt, the phone number led to a dead end. It seems like Grubhub delivered our order from an unknown location. This definitely does not live up to Seattle's 4.6 rating. We wouldn't even feed this food to our dogs. I would not recommend anyone to order or eat at this restaurant.

I dated a Salvadoran and developed a taste for delicious tamales and pupusas. The tamale was SO GOOD. Pupusas were on point, curtido was flavorful, and the red sauce was good. I live 40 minutes away but will be back!

I love this place. My in laws came to visit and wanted to stay near Angle Lake, because the hotels were cheaper. This was inconvenient, but then we discovered Las Palmas. Great cortido, good salsa, generous portions, friendly down-to-earth service. It reminds me of Texas, in a good way. It's nice to have an upside to driving to the airport. I find myself making excuses to stop by SeaTac, just to go here.

3 stars because in the past the food had been good. Today however my fajitas were burnt so bad they stuck to the hot plate and the non black portions were chewey and tough. Never got offered any water even after my coke ran out and was never really checked on despite being only two tables at the time.