Greg C.
8/24/2025
I drove by and gave this place a shot. Normally I don't like to try places I am unfamiliar with but my daughter's friend said this place was pretty good. Ok here is my honest review. At 1st the...
Don Angel Taqueria
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2610 NE 138th Ave
Vancouver, WA 98684
Don Angel Taqueria, nestled in Vancouver, WA, is a vibrant Mexican restaurant that tantalizes taste buds with its authentic flavors and warm ambiance. From the moment you step inside, the enticing aroma of sizzling fajitas and freshly made tortillas welcomes you, setting the stage for a culinary journey through Mexico's rich gastronomic heritage.
This charming eatery prides itself on using traditional recipes passed down through generations, ensuring that each dish bursts with the true essence of Mexican cuisine. Whether you're craving zesty street tacos, hearty enchiladas, or creamy guacamole made tableside, Don Angel Taqueria promises a delightful experience that transports you to the bustling markets of Mexico City. With friendly staff and a menu brimming with mouthwatering options, this Mexican gem is a must-visit for anyone seeking a genuine taste of Mexico in the heart of Vancouver.
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4.516 reviews
Michelle R.
6/18/2025
I ordered the taco plate, carne asada and pastor, it came with refried beans and Mexican rice. The pastor was SO GOOD, carne was good as well, but the pastor was *chefs kiss*. Mexican rice was...
Travis W.
11/9/2024
I stopped in for a breakfast burrito before work one morning. Everyone was super nice, and the burrito was very inexpensive! You can see from my picture its QUITE full too, a very filling...
Alisa T.
8/1/2025
Pastor and asada both dry and flavorless. Chicken tamale so try it was hard to swallow. Green salsa delicious!
Waylette T.
1/31/2025
So apparently I am a food trucker now because never in a million years would I ever but I guess the PNW does that. This truck was a decision well made. I ordered birria and tamales, the tamales...
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