La Frontera Restaurant - (Near Vancouver, WA)

4 /5 Tom McCauley: This place is awesome. I wish it was a little bigger, so more people could experience it. They used to play a good mix of music, but now they ONLY play Latino music. Which theres nothing wrong with that but apparently someone decided they had a hill they needed to die on. I cant say enough about the staff. Erin, Holly, and Flora are second to none in my book. And back of house consistently produces excellent food. If youre on the fence about coming here, take the leap and come check it out. Craft beer and proprietary cocktails, good food and a welcoming atmosphere. Conveniently located downtown. Parking can sometimes be difficult but its worth the effort.

1 /5 Malika Ouano: 5/20/25 - Review update: Wow, a friend of ours left a complaint on their Instagram page and when she asked why they deleted her comment, they blocked her. No wonder Erin, their bartender, has that stank attitude. Because they clearly don’t hold their employees accountable. 5/3/25 - Review update: Although I didn’t plan on coming back, we stopped by because our friends were having dinner there and asked us to come meet them. I had already eaten at home so I was just gonna have a drink. Rather than being greeted with a friendly and welcoming smile, I was greeted in a cold way. Erin, the bartender, was clearly upset about my review from a couple weeks because that’s the first thing she said when we were gonna order drinks. “I remember you. YOU left that review”… with an annoyed look… which was pretty awkward, rude and unprofessional, in my opinion. Even my friends felt uncomfortable. Maybe they had an off day when I visited the first time, but that’s clearly not how you greet a customer. I feel like if a customer didn’t have a good experience the first time, wouldn’t you want to make their experience to be better? Wouldn’t you want them to have good opinions and thoughts on the service and establishment??? I’m sure she will also see this review, but we will definitely not be returning after that experience. 4/22/25 - Recently saw a a post about a spicy margarita at this place and wanted to come check it out. Stopped in the other evening. It was not busy at all. There was a table in the corner when we arrived that had 3-4 people and 1 other person sitting at the bar top. It took awhile for the bartender to bring us waters and menus. It also took her awhile to come back and take our orders. We ordered 2 cocktails and the shrimp ceviche tostada that was on their special for the day. Drinks were good but the margarita did not taste or feel like it had any alcohol in it. The shrimp ceviche was okay, a little bland. Cute spot but not sure if well return. Service and food/drinks were just subpar...

5 /5 Douglas McBride: Fantastic food packed full of flavor and absolutely ZERO skimping! They even have an AMAZING bartender named Erin that is incredibly talented, super kind, & attentive. This is a restaurant that you should not miss at all costs!

5 /5 Jonas Volk: I recently had the pleasure of dining at one of Vancouvers newest establishments, La Frontera, and it was nothing short of extraordinary. The brisket tacos set the stage with their perfectly seasoned, tender meat, balancing flavors that immediately charmed the palate. However, the nachos were truly a revelation, deserving the accolade of “heaven on earth” with their rich, layered toppings and crispy perfection. La Frontera created quite a stir within my family. My daughter was particularly delighted, teasingly expressing her displeasure at having been kept unaware of what is now her favorite dining spot. Equally enthusiastic was my son, who could not get enough of the fresh, homemade corn tacos, savoring every bite with enthusiasm. This establishment stands out not just for its impeccable food. For anyone in Vancouver seeking an outstanding dining experience, La Frontera is an absolute must-visit. You won’t regret indulging in its exceptional offerings.

3 /5 Samantha Tipton: I was very excited to try the tacos from here after hearing about this newer pop ups connection to Tommy O’s. The atmosphere and service were okay, nothing write home about. We ordered two different types of tacos the Kalua Pork and done Beer Battered Fish Tacos. Both types completely fell apart in the soggy tortilla shell so you could not pick them up. But the Kalua Pork was delicious. Nothing about this place wowed our group.