Taqueria Costa Alegre Taco Bus

sweet couple running this place! it’s near my home so my sister and I decided to try it out. killer torta de alambre!!! anything de alambre is a specialty of theirs. my sister had a quesadilla and loved it. had to take my brother back here and he said he’d come back for their tacos for sure. they also serve horchata and Mexican sodas like jarritos, etc. big pluses!

The Pollo Torta was the most amazing Torta I’ve ever had IN MY LIFE. Very kind staff, very clean establishment, and it’s in a bus!

Been coming here for maybe 11 years, love the service and it’s such an amazing environment to be in. Love the owners, treat them like family. Everything is delicious, don’t have a favorite because everything is just awesome.

A very friendly place… definitely Torta De Alambre is the bomb. Their hot sauce have a kick to it too. Would for sure return for more Torta. Wish they would have choices. But this would do or else I’ll be ordering more food than I can handle.

Yummy tacos. Their quesadillas are the best! They have tables & seating inside the truck which is cool. Cash only though. Their red sauce is extremely spicy. Beware. The burritos are a nice size compared to most around the area. The lady and cook are really friendly. This truck is a yes!

Es mi taqueria favorita me encanta la torta de alambre y amis hijos les encantan las cincronisadas y el arroz con frijoles

Taqureia Costa Alegre is a refreshing alternative to the pandering towards sheltered palates found at many hispanic restaurants. I got the quesidilla because I was feeling lazy and didn’t know what some of the dishes were (rush decisions, eek!) I found the food to be very savory and worth coming back for.
The bus is very cozy, but the couple who works there is super welcoming and friendly. A unique experience in a part of Seattle that I don’t normally visit. It’s cash only though!

This restaurant should be on Evening magazine.
It’s a hollowed out bus with four table tops and waiting area.
They serve street tacos which are just meat and onion and cilantro on small tortilla and a wedge of lime.
The pork and beef tongue were the tastiest, beef was good but the chicken was dry.
They said their green sauce was hot but my wife and I agreed their red sauce was much spicier.

We had the sandwich. Not sure the name, but it was an awesome blend of a philly cheese steak and a beef burrito. The owners were awesome, and me and a fellow Army recruiter were on a scavenger hunt and they even traded us a nice wall hanging for a rubix cube. It ended up turning into a bicycle that we will donate to someone less fortunate. Great place, great people, great food!

I love the BBQ Pork Tacos, $ 2 each and very good. The people that run the place are very nice, it is cash only.

This is my favorite taco bus/​truck in the city. The tortas are the best, prepared with consistently care and attention to detail. Fresh ingredients, kind service, this place is the best. The husband and wife who run this are always very welcoming. (How they can work together day after day in that tiny space is itself amazing.) Also, they are truly humane. Once I saw an obviously poor person come in and ask, «What can I get for $ 1?» The response was, «What do you want? We’ll feed you.» They gave this hungry person a massive meal, for no charge. How awesome is that?!

This place is pretty cool. I like the bus thing they have going on. It reminds me a train-​car restaurants you used to find on the Route 66 back in the days of long car trips in a station wagon. The kay-​sah-​dilla (pronunciation confirmed by countless viewings of Napoleon Dynamite) I ordered was large and tasty. It came with beans and rice that were okay. The price is more than reasonable and the people who work there are so nice.

This repurposed King County Metro bus serves some of the best Mexican food I’ve had in the area. I am a sucker for Mexican Restaurants that offer lengua, and this is one that does it well. Their menu is pretty basic, but the food is cooked right in front of you.
The food is fantastic. I’ve had just about everything on their small menu, and its all good. I’m very happy with this place and I’m lucky I live less than 3 blocks away.

Tasty, fun, cheap, and friendly!

i love this bus.
the décor, food and service are great.

I found this place on Unilocal and decided to go one day, i love that you can order your food and eat inside of the bus, it’s very fun. The food is really yummy and its a great price. I definitely recommend you try it!

You get to eat tacos INSIDE THE BUS! Tacos were just ok, and they were out of a bunch of stuff (meaty stuff) when I went, but that only takes away a little from the experience of eating tacos in a bus in the parking lot of Saar’s.

I can’t say that I go out of my way to hang out in the Rainier neighborhood, but, if I happen to be in the area, I will definitely consider stopping here for lunch. The proprietors are friendly, and the atmosphere is pretty awesome! How often do you actually sit in a booth inside of a truck!
Finally, the food is pretty tasty. It is not the best Mexican food I’ve ever had, but, for a quick little fix, it definitely does the trick.

If there was such a thing as a fine-​dining taco truck, this would be it. Actual seats, with cushions on them. Frilly curtains. Heck, the bus itself looks like it was built in the 1980s, making it about 30 years newer than any other taco truck out there. So, if you’re looking to take your new date out for an intimate 20 minutes of tacos, this is the place.
Foodwise, though, I would rate this place only okay. The tacos I had were good. Very traditional, with just the slightest hint of lard (mmmmm, lard!). Unfortunately, there wasn’t a great selection of meats, and – horror of horrors! – no horchata:(Overall, the most restaurant-​esque taco truck I’ve seen, both in ambiance (yay!) and food (meh).

This bus is the bomb. Mayas wish it could serve up enchiladas and tacos like these kids. If that ain’t enough, how about those frilly curtains and oppositional seating. Really, it’s a great spot and the best Mexican food in town.

After watching just the first Act of FAME, I couldn’t sit though another Act and neither could my theater going friends. We were hungry so off to the taco truck in the SAAR’s parking lot we figured there’s no way it could be nearly as bad as FAME was so we had nothing to lose.
Two al pastor and two pollo tacos for me, not bad for $ 5.00. The pollo was ok, not dry like they can tend to be at other taco buses but the al pastor were tasty and they had some grilled pineapple served in them which added a fresh yet sweet bite to the taco. Add a little of their red salsa and these tacos were pretty delicious, the green salsa was good but too mild for me I enjoyed the hotter red salsa.
This really is a bus, with bus seats used at their booths for seats, it was cute and much cleaner than some of the other buses around. If you’re ever in the the SAAR’s parking lot and craving some tacos stop by the bus and get some for just a $ 1.25 each.