Barrio Fiesta Grill

Love love love this place! Very family oriented and love their Pinakbet! Mmmm Masarap ! I am Filipino and so I’m extremely picky when it comes to Filipino foods, especially my Pinakbet. This place never disappoints. Love their lumpias and on Saturday they do a BBQ chicken outside their store. I absolutely don’t mind supporting local business especially this one, very nice, friendly staff and I always feel welcome every single time. If you love Filipino food, then you should come here and give them a try if you haven’t yet.

A cute little place; the lumpia I ordered was reasonably priced and delicious. The woman at the cash register was also very kind, I’ll be going back for more.

Food was good. I had pork menudo, sample of dinuguan and beef kaldereta. Pork was flavorful and tender. The beef was good, but there was some cartilage around some pieces of beef that I don’t like to eat usually. Some people like it though. The dinuguan (pork blood with pork according to my friend) was pretty good also. I’ll have to order that next time I’m around. I had some lumpia also (minimum order of 5 @ 0.60 each). Nice and crispy on the outside and flavorful inside. Not a lot of space inside though.

The whole place needs a good scrubbing and picking up-​including the bathroom. From what I can see– it is very dirty, It makes me wonder what it looks like in the cooking section– behind the curtain where I can’t see. Yikes– I hate to imagine.
The food was okay. Kind of stupid staff who put on NCIS while I was eating my lunch and proceeded to watch the show instead of do things like clean the place up. Also has a printer for sale in the restaurant-​on a table– for a month now– how stupid is that? It is an old printer– give it to Goodwill. I am pretty intolerant of dirty restaurants. And this was filthy.

I have been ordering lumpia for parties and potlucks here. Until last week I ordered 100 pcs of lumpia and I was told that I have to pick it up earlier than what I wanted to which is when I can because of work. They said they get prank calls that people are not picking up their orders. I assured them it wasn’t a prank call. I gave them my name, number, workplace. Picked up the Lumpia to find out they only cooked 50 pieces… just in case… what the hell? They have no respect to customers!!! They said that if I wanted 50 pieces more I have to wait for 15 minutes… WTF!!! I’m never coming back to this place again. There are other great Filipino restaurants in the area.

Do it! You’ll thank me later.
This was my first experience with Filipino food, and I am now hooked.
They have a small second location on the Bremerton Boardwalk I ate at and it was Deeeeelicious. I don’t know the dish I had since it was ordered for me, but it was fall apart tender beef & chicken with veggies and rice… and the flavors were amazing. Whatever spices they used… something about this dish brought back fond childhood memories of family meals with my grandparents.
If the little stand on Boardwalk is this good I’m going to make it a goal to try the main location next time I am in town, and you should too. Your mouth will thank you.
Oh and before I forget, make sure you grab a can of Coconut Juice! Hits the spot just right!
Thanks to Ray for all the smiles, he makes the experience go from 4 to 5 stars!

Their pancit and pork Adobe is amazing! They have great prices & their very nice. I would recommend this place to anyone.

Never coming back
Sorry but it’s terrible service and you can’t even see the food you’re ordering from the food trays… the dishes — nothing special ~ you can probably cook better than them. Im very concerned with cleanliness. He touches food and then money and then makes lumpia rolls after … Without washing hands in between! Don’t waste ur time here!

Ordered 100 lump is for our house warming and they did not disappoint! For sure check this place out, will be ordering again

After months of passing by this place, my mother and I finally decided to go. It was Saturday so they had their BBQ. Food is amazing. Got around 6 – 7 different items for around $ 40. The staff was very helpful in explaining all the different menu items. Even explained what some of the dishes were. Service was fast considering how busy they were today (it was the day of the PacMan v Mayweather fight). VERY filling. Going to have leftovers for days. Food is delicious, prices are reasonable. Definitely going to be back. It is kind of a hole in the wall type place, but sometimes those places have the best food and in this instance YES, amazing food. (P.S. You know the food is good when your filipino friends tell you that you need to go.)

We went here because of the reviews on Unilocal,and we were a bit disappointed. There are plusses and minuses.
Pros: Tasty food, good-​sized portions, very reasonable price.
Cons: The options are very meat intensive, with few vegetables (so not as healthy as it might have been). The day we were there, there were two chicken options and everything else was either pork or beef (mostly pork).
This is definitely a «hole in the wall» kind of place. If you are looking for «atmosphere,» go somewhere else (but since we were there for a quick lunch, we didn’t mind).

The name is the same but it has new ownership for a couple of years now. I say this because the original owners served a fantastic spread and had the best lumpia in town. With that said, the current owners have kept the standard. The food is terrific. It is home cooked, good, quality food. So much better than the fried fast food out there. Stop in and have a sample and I guarantee you will be very pleased. My favorite is the beef steak or curry chicken. They also cater when ordering in advance!

The pork adobo is tasty, though a bit dry. Most dishes float in grease, with shamelessly fatty meat. I’m a carnivore, but sought refuge in the veggies. However, crunchy yummy lumpia, low prices, and nice folks. (Or they would have gotten 2 stars.)

My wife and I have eaten here several times now, I usually try to give a place a good chance to either please (or disappoint) before I praise (or condemn) them. Barrio Fiesta has consistently been a pleasure to eat at each time I’ve been here. I’ve only interacted with two people behind the counter but each was friendly and offered numerous samples of the different dishes available. I’ve come in before and been given a sample of everything they had out that day.
The location and décor aren’t much to speak of. It’s tucked on one end of a strip mall in back of a 7 – 11, and the six or so tables might have come with the building. But you don’t come here for the decorating or to look out over the bay, you come here because they make great food you can take with you wherever you want to eat. Lack of parking can be a problem because the actually restaurant has maybe two spot in front of it but there’s usually enough surrounding parking open to suffice.
The prices are very competitive but the price you pay for what you get here is above expectations. I can walk away with a complete meal for two for under twenty-​five dollars.
The menu changes all the time with a few staple items out every time, and specials on certain days. Everything I’ve eaten here has been excellent. The lumpia is excellent and doesn’t get soggy over time either, one of the few places I might save some lumpia with leftovers and not worry about it tasting bad later. The pancit is fresh; the noodles soft yet with a bit of «tooth» to them and the vegetables are cooked well without being limp. The chicken curry is not as flavorful as some places I’ve had it at, but just from the aroma it’s still hard to pass up. The only thing that dissatisfies me about this place is their white rice. It’s usually sticky and gummy and often burnt from sitting in their rice maker too long. These guys could benefit from getting a new rice maker. Not enough of a problem to even remove a star because I’m so pleased by the quality of the rest of the food and the service.
The only other complaint I can claim is that they are closed Sunday-​Tuesday because I’ll inevitably forget that fact until I get there and find it closed.

I am so lucky to have found an authentic Filipino restaurant in bremerton, thank you Lord! I stopped in on my way back from Seattle, and found them near the corner where Popeyes is on Hwy 303 /​Wheaton Way.
This Mom & Pop operation is big on fresh food, had makes their lumpia (lumpiang Shanghai). When I stopped in, they made me a fresh batch, and they were oh-​so-​good.
Their pancit is also savory, tasty and fresh with cabbage and chicken/​pork.
Masarap!

I had always thought it was a Mexican restaurant. Derp!
We finally decided to try it the other day. Man, it was good. I had the curry chicken. Tender boneless chicken, potatoes, carrots in a deliciously, dangerously close to being too greasy, mildly spicy curry gravy atop 2 scoops of steamed rice. $ 6.50.
My sister had lumpia. It was hard to decide if «That Other Lumpia Place» in Bremerton or Barrio Fiesta has the best. We both decided that Barrio has the best tasting lumpia.
5 for $ 2.75.
They let us taste the taro greens. It was good but a bit much for my American taste buds. Next time I’ll be sure to try something different. They also said that on Saturdays (or Sundays, I don’t remember!!) He bbqs meat outside and that they sell out of chicken pretty quickly.
I want to go again. I want to go right now. at midnight.

The best Filipino mum & pa restaurant in all of Kitsap County! They have the tastiest home-​style food for the best price.
.55 $ for a large meat-​packed lumpia is as good as it gets, plus they have a great selection of authentic Filipino food that’s not on the main menu like other restaurants.
Every order is so large so you get the best bang for your buck and each dish is carefully made. This is the only Filipino restaurant I will ever go too — and the only one I will recommend! Yum! Salamat! =)
***Saturdays, they have a BBQ with chicken & pork with a perfect Asian marinade cooked over a huge charcoal grill! Don’t miss it!
***They are behind the ⁷⁄₁₁ in East Bremerton, don’t get confused with the other restaurants — they have clearly marked signs that say «Barrio Fiesta Grill».

Amazing food, the owners are very friendly and I will add this wonderful little place to my list of regular spots!
EDIT: Everything I said above is true but after a few more trips in I’ve found the service is spotty sometimes depending on who is manning the front end of the restaurant and for the sake of freshness of the food I would stick to going in during peak times.

Very sweet Mom and Pop style restaurant… the Lumpia is to die for. Authentic and greatly priced. Excellent customer service. Must try!

Outstanding Homestyle Food from the Philippines ! This has to be some of the best Lumpia around ! Good prices ! Friendly people. It’s like walking into P.I., Well worth the stop !!
Oh and the BBQ Pork on a stick on Saturday is Amazing !! A Must Try !!