When I first walked into Casa Que Pasa in 1992, there wasn t much there. The floor was clean and there was a cook, but that is all that could be said about the atmosphere. What they did have was a huge burrito for a great price. Although the menu is mainly populated by burritos, patrons also have tacos, fajitas, chimichangas and quesadillas to choose from. The atmosphere of Casa Que Pasa is festive and community oriented, with the obligatory bulletin board for event postings.
Local art graces the walls, as well as a gigantic mural over the front windows.
Tables are painted with brilliant suns and other colorful designs. Also, Latino music sometimes plucks the sound system, but, overall, Casa Que Pasa has more of a Bellingham feel to it than Mexican. The cantina also offers daiquiris and a variety of ales. Casa's on the left, across from the WTA terminal. Send us your feedback.