Pablo y Pablo is a Mexican restaurant & bar that pulls ingredients and techniques from around the world. With a name inspired by the deep friendship between Chilean poet Pablo Neruda and Spanish painter Pablo Picasso, Pablo y Pablo is an eatery with an atmosphere of friendship, hospitality and camaraderie.
Bright, window-filled space offers modern Mexican fare & an extensive selection of tequila & mezcal.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1605 N 34th St, Seattle, WA 98103
Phone: (206) 973-3505
Website: https://pabloypablo.com/
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Reviews
Some of the staff was very friendly and helpful, but others were just doing their job.
My biggest complaint is that the lighting was VERY dim, making it challenging to eat. I prefer well-lit environments.
The pineapple mule was delicious, I had the taquitos which came topped with a bunch of guacamole, delicious.. To not betray the taco review. We got the carnitas taco, it was also really good.
Ima need to come back and take advantage of that Triple T happy hour deal.
We started with the loaded nachos, which were outstanding—honestly some of the best I’ve had. The generous portion of pickled peppers added the perfect kick. Loved every bite.
Next came the squash enchiladas, and wow—these were exceptional. Easily the finest butternut squash enchiladas I’ve tasted. It truly feels like the chef put serious thought into curating the ingredients. Not something you usually expect at a regular restaurant—absolutely mouthwatering.
The fall croquetta looked amazing on the menu, but the cranberry sauce leaned a bit too heavy for my palate. Would I recommend it? Maybe—but it might not be for everyone.
The Hongos Asados taco was also packed with flavor and made for a hearty, satisfying bite.
On the flip side, the churros were a major disappointment. Extremely heavy on cinnamon and lacking the fresh, balanced flavor of good street-style churros. Even paired with the chocolate sauce, it was a no-go for me.
Prices fall in the $$–$$$ range—but honestly, what’s cheap in Seattle anymore? If you’re vegetarian, options are fairly limited to what I ordered, so keep that in mind.
Book ahead and give it a try!
I had the pork belly Benedict. Eggs came out hard boiled, but they quickly gave me a set of poached eggs which were actually runny…so good save! The sauce had bold flavors; the pork belly was a little dry but they give you a big portion of pork belly, so that made up for it.
My son had the taquitos off the kids’ menu. It wasn’t bad, but it may have been too “fancy” for him…the lettuce, cheese, and sour cream were garnished on top, which he immediately wanted off! I personally appreciated the presentation, but kids may not.
I’ve had the tacos before… they’re yummy and have unique flavors. This place usually hits the spot for a fun and yummy Mexican brunch.
Just raise the prices! Hence the 3 stars for this sneaky practice.
We came as a group, and the only downside was that they don’t allow splitting the bill individually, which was a bit inconvenient. Other than that, everything was perfect. Highly recommend this spot for great food, drinks, and service!