
Mill Creek Town Center restaurant offering Pan-Latin cuisine & happy-hour specials in bustling digs.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 15118 Main St #100, Mill Creek, WA 98012
Phone: (425) 357-5600
Website: http://www.azulwa.com/
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Reviews
Azul is the sister restaurant to Indigo Kitchen, and after eating at Indigo last night and Azul tonight, I can say they share a similar vibe while still offering very different and unique menu options.
The value here is outstanding. Large portions at a very reasonable price. Last night I had the carne asada at Indigo and it was fantastic. Tonight I wanted something different, so I went with the salmon burrito at Azul. I honestly did not know what to expect from a salmon burrito, but it completely worked. Think of it like a salmon bowl wrapped up. Coconut rice, cheese, roasted corn salsa, and a full piece of salmon inside. It was excellent.
Our server recommended it and suggested the seafood sauce instead of the habanero sauce, which was the right call. I finished the entire thing. We also grabbed a couple beers during happy hour.
Service was great. Super polite, professional, and helpful with menu recommendations. Overall, an A+ experience. This is definitely a local gem, and I would bet it gets very busy on the weekends.
We went to Azul’s for brunch with friends for the first time after hearing so many great things, and it did not disappoint! The food was absolutely delicious, the atmosphere was fun, and we even left with extra salsa & chips to take home. Can’t wait to go back!
The town center was a pleasant looking area with shops and restaurants doing business. There were plenty of diagonal parking spots off the road. I took one, checked myself in the mirror and headed for the restaurant. It was a cold day, so I hurried inside where everything was clean and new. The host stand was unattended, because the host had just seated my date. I heard someone say, “There he is.” I was glad to find that the comment came from a pretty woman and she meant me. I went over to the four top and picked a seat kitty corner from her.
We fell to talking about the things people talk about on a first date until we were interrupted by our waiter who was eager to get us something to drink.Guava juice for her and ice tea for me and we would need some time to look over the menu. I wanted to practice my Spanish, but the waiter’s all American accent kept me in English mode.
The one page menu had a number of familiar dishes and some unique twists such as the creamy seafood enchilada that my date ordered. I was in a taco mood and the tacos al pastor sounded like just the thing. We ate chips with a nice (not too spicy) salsa and discussed family and travel experiences.
The food looked good when it arrived. I should have considered that tacos are a bit messy for a first date. The silverware came wrapped in a large cloth napkin that got plenty of use. We enjoyed our meals while we shared anecdotes about our formative years. The waiter stopped by to make sure our drinks were full and that we were enjoying the food. I’d love to give a better review of the food, but I was distracted by the excellent company.
We spent a couple of hours eating and talking, so when the bill came, I made sure to add a nice tip for holding the table. All in all, it was a good experience and a great date.