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Address: 948324901, 651 Cleveland St, Port Townsend, WA 98368
Phone: (360) 344-2327
Website: http://theenchantedcastlept.com/
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David Maire
A great hidden gem located inside the Manresa Castle Hotel. The food was fresh and tasty. Service was prompt, friendly, and attentive. This place has a romantic atmosphere, often with live music and plenty of seating. Definitely a great place for a dinner date. When asked, they provided a homemade hot sauce that was superb and spicy! The bartender made a perfect Michelada, which is always a plus at a Mexican restaurant.
… moreMichael Molnar
Ah, the Enchanted Castle Mexican Grill, which is inside the Manresa Castle, built in 1892 by the original mayor of Port Townsend. And honestly, that’s already a lot of pressure for a restaurant. You’re eating fajitas in a building that looks like it should have a moat and at least one ghost who died waiting for their check.
People say the castle may or may not be haunted, which is the most unhelpful kind of haunting. It’s like, “We don’t want to commit to ghosts, but we also want you to think about ghosts the entire time you’re eating.”
Inside, the décor is bright and colorful, very Mexican‑themed, very cheerful. Which is a funny contrast to the outside, where you half expect a knight to challenge you to a duel. The seating, though, is a little tight and kind of disorderly. It feels like they decorated first and then remembered people also need chairs.
They bring you chips and salsa with the menu, which is great. The chips are thick, house‑made, really good. But then you find out a second basket is four dollars. Four dollars. I didn’t know chips could have a cover charge. It feels like the castle ghosts are running a side hustle.
Then you see the menu notes a 3% surcharge for credit cards. More nickel‑and‑diming. At this point I’m like, “Is this a restaurant or a fundraising event for the castle’s ghost union?”
I got the chicken fajitas, my wife got the taco salad. The fajitas came out properly sizzling, which is always exciting. It’s the only food that announces itself like it’s entering a wrestling ring. As Pancho Villa may or may not have once said, “A man who cannot hear the sizzle of fajitas has already surrendered his spirit.”
The food was good. Not amazing, not bad, just solidly in the category of “Yep, that’s food.” The corn tortillas were warm but also hard in places, like they were trying to be both soft and crunchy and didn’t commit to either.
Then the bill comes, and there’s another 3% fee called a “leverage fee.” I don’t even know what that means. I’ve never seen a restaurant charge you for… leverage. I don’t know if I had leverage or they had leverage, but either way, I paid for it.
So yeah, cool building, decent food, fun décor, but a lot of little fees that make you wonder if the ghosts are running the accounting department.
Three stars.
… morePeople say the castle may or may not be haunted, which is the most unhelpful kind of haunting. It’s like, “We don’t want to commit to ghosts, but we also want you to think about ghosts the entire time you’re eating.”
Inside, the décor is bright and colorful, very Mexican‑themed, very cheerful. Which is a funny contrast to the outside, where you half expect a knight to challenge you to a duel. The seating, though, is a little tight and kind of disorderly. It feels like they decorated first and then remembered people also need chairs.
They bring you chips and salsa with the menu, which is great. The chips are thick, house‑made, really good. But then you find out a second basket is four dollars. Four dollars. I didn’t know chips could have a cover charge. It feels like the castle ghosts are running a side hustle.
Then you see the menu notes a 3% surcharge for credit cards. More nickel‑and‑diming. At this point I’m like, “Is this a restaurant or a fundraising event for the castle’s ghost union?”
I got the chicken fajitas, my wife got the taco salad. The fajitas came out properly sizzling, which is always exciting. It’s the only food that announces itself like it’s entering a wrestling ring. As Pancho Villa may or may not have once said, “A man who cannot hear the sizzle of fajitas has already surrendered his spirit.”
The food was good. Not amazing, not bad, just solidly in the category of “Yep, that’s food.” The corn tortillas were warm but also hard in places, like they were trying to be both soft and crunchy and didn’t commit to either.
Then the bill comes, and there’s another 3% fee called a “leverage fee.” I don’t even know what that means. I’ve never seen a restaurant charge you for… leverage. I don’t know if I had leverage or they had leverage, but either way, I paid for it.
So yeah, cool building, decent food, fun décor, but a lot of little fees that make you wonder if the ghosts are running the accounting department.
Three stars.
Kul RN
The Enchanted Castle Mexican Grill offers an absolutely delightful dining experience. From the moment I stepped inside, the captivating castle setting immediately drew me in. The restaurant exudes an air of elegance and charm, with its meticulously maintained interior and inviting ambiance.
On my visit on October 29th around 5 PM, I was thoroughly impressed by every aspect of my meal. The food was an absolute feast for the senses, bursting with flavor and presented beautifully. The generous portions ensured that I left the table satisfied and content. The reasonable prices made it an excellent value for the deliciousness of the dishes. Even the chips and salsa were a standout, fresh, tasty, and perfectly complementing the main course.
The service at The Enchanted Castle Mexican Grill was another highlight. The friendly and attentive staff went above and beyond to ensure that my dining experience was nothing short of exceptional. They took pride in maintaining the cleanliness of the restaurant and providing guests with a memorable experience.
The convenient location of the restaurant is another plus. Situated right next to the hospital, it offers ample parking, making it an easy and hassle-free choice for visitors.
In conclusion, The Enchanted Castle Mexican Grill is a gem that offers a perfect blend of great food, friendly service, and a unique and enchanting atmosphere. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking delicious Mexican cuisine in a beautiful and distinctive setting.
… moreOn my visit on October 29th around 5 PM, I was thoroughly impressed by every aspect of my meal. The food was an absolute feast for the senses, bursting with flavor and presented beautifully. The generous portions ensured that I left the table satisfied and content. The reasonable prices made it an excellent value for the deliciousness of the dishes. Even the chips and salsa were a standout, fresh, tasty, and perfectly complementing the main course.
The service at The Enchanted Castle Mexican Grill was another highlight. The friendly and attentive staff went above and beyond to ensure that my dining experience was nothing short of exceptional. They took pride in maintaining the cleanliness of the restaurant and providing guests with a memorable experience.
The convenient location of the restaurant is another plus. Situated right next to the hospital, it offers ample parking, making it an easy and hassle-free choice for visitors.
In conclusion, The Enchanted Castle Mexican Grill is a gem that offers a perfect blend of great food, friendly service, and a unique and enchanting atmosphere. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking delicious Mexican cuisine in a beautiful and distinctive setting.
K. Hope
Our server was the best! She is super sweet and understands when you want secret spicy sauce! They make their own tortillas and i believe everything is home made. They brought out fresh chips, salsa, and shrimp ceviche right when we sat down. Got shrimp fajitas and shrimp diaboli. It was so good! Also got margaritas that were to dieeee for. My strawberry margarita was perfectly sweet and fresh. Our server made them herself so she is deff a great bartender as well! Great atmosphere, great people, great food! It is also amazing its in he castle itself because why leave an amazing place if you dont have too! We are created by other diners who just went there to eat because they also loved it so much!
… morePat V
Only went to the bar. Which has a bar but isn’t staffed. Drinks have to be ordered on the restaurant side. The bar used to have over stuffed chairs, low tables, and be dimly lite. No it is more like an extension of the restaurant with regular tables and chairs, light colored walls, and standard lighting. The pours are generous but it doesn’t feel like a bar experience exactly.
… moreDaniel Jeans
Loved this place, staff were amazing, food was great with super reasonable pricing, and the bonus was the live music resonating from the bar area. I ordered an “off the menu” item and the cook had no problem with preparing it for me. We reccomend.
… moreLori Rummerfield
After a day of traveling, we were so happy to end up in our hotel’s restaurant & lounge. The drinks were generous and the food was fantastic! The Mexican coleslaw and mole sauce were particularly outstanding. The service was friendly too, especially Gabriel.
… moreLara-Ashley Monroe
Nope. No way. Fee upon fee. Absolutely no way. You want to take credit cards than do so. Don’t charge your customers a fee for something you decided to do. Your contract with visa and Mastercard explicitly states you will not do this. If you’re so willing to break your word, what else are you willing to do.
Absolutely no. Horrible horrible place. There are five hundred Mexican restaurants in town. Do not do this one.
… moreAbsolutely no. Horrible horrible place. There are five hundred Mexican restaurants in town. Do not do this one.
Linda F
I read all of the rave reviews about this establishment and thought we should try it out. However, we were extremely disappointed in the food served to us, as well as the surcharges not mentioned. I felt compelled to post this review. The Stuffed Jalapeno appetizer came out with our entrees, and was literally burnt and shriveled-up. I notified the staff it was unacceptable because they were all burnt (there was only half of one of the four, too), returned it to the kitchen, and it was removed from the check. My Chicken Tortilla Soup was served to me without the tortilla strips, which I had to ask for, and was barely lukewarm. I notified them about this too and the tortilla strips were brought to me separately after I finished half of the soup. The excuse for the kitchen mistakes told to me by the man in charge was that they can’t get anyone to work. And when presented with the check, there was also a 3% “Leverage Fee” AND a 3% Credit Card Surcharge added to my check total. Perhaps it was a bad night for the kitchen as we were told by the waitstaff, but the additional two surcharges will keep me from trying it again.
… moreSam K
We had a fun dinner at The Enchanted Castle.
Love the people running the place, enjoyed the fajitas, the nachos and the chicken in house made mole. Ask for spicy salsa on the side, otherwise food is mild and there’s something for everyone.
The ambience and food could be higher quality (and they could get rid of unnecessary plastic, like straws). It’s not fancy in flavor or decor, but we would eat here again! The people and service are great and there are large screens for sports events and occasional karaoke and the building, Manaresa Castle is interesting.
… moreLove the people running the place, enjoyed the fajitas, the nachos and the chicken in house made mole. Ask for spicy salsa on the side, otherwise food is mild and there’s something for everyone.
The ambience and food could be higher quality (and they could get rid of unnecessary plastic, like straws). It’s not fancy in flavor or decor, but we would eat here again! The people and service are great and there are large screens for sports events and occasional karaoke and the building, Manaresa Castle is interesting.