Taqueria Miranda now has a location in Quincy, Florida and while it usually patronize their…read moreTallahassee location, this early evening, I headed to their Quincy location. While this is based around a food truck, they do offer outside seating and there is a cover over it. The menu is pretty similar, but the menu here also offers pupusas and I believe it is a bit cheaper. The girl working here was friendly. I went with two tacos (one asada and one chorizo) and two pupusaa (I had the pork and cheese). The food did take a bit, i am assuming it was the pupusas. When my food came, I found it good.I will say that i think i prefer the Tallahassee location (though it could be just an off night or my imagination). It was still good. I would definitely recommend here.

Hands down the best tacos I've had in Florida! Their salsa verde is amazing! I didn't have to wait…read morelong at all for my food. I'll definitely be going back.

One of the most unassuming Mexican restaurants in Quincy. If I didn't take a pic of the outside for…read morereference, you would still be circling around. The food is extremely cheap especially considering the economy but the quality is not compromised. Tacos are $2. The most expensive item is $14.00. My least fave was the chicken taco...the meat was way too dry but everything else was delicious! My fave was the ceviche tostada. The mango ice cream was also refreshing. Things to note: They cater to the Spanish speaking population but there are English speakers. It's Cash Only! It is very casual. Not really ideal for dining in. There are 3 tables. Everything is made in house!

This place is definitely hard to find. The address directions are definitely wrong. I kept driving…read morearound until I found a brick building with an ice cream sign and a crooked open sign. It looked desolate and there was no one inside when I entered. Soon, a young lady came out of the back. I chose a pack of frozen white corn tortillas. There were also some amazing looking warm pastries and I bought a couple of them. I had a turnover that was pineapple and some curled pastry that was also pineapple. I used the tortillas for dinner the next evening and they were delicious! I'll be going back to Quincy to pick up more tortillas and pastries. Then have lunch at Las Delisious and visit the meat market next door.

I keep going back for the incredible empanadas! Beef, chicken or pork - all delicious. Light fluffy…read morepastry fried perfectly. You order at a window and sit at a picnic table. I'll go back!

So good! So inexpensive! So chill! So worth the drive! So I can't wait to go back!!!read more

Great food! Great service, the chips and salsa are amazing and the drinks are very good and very…read morestrong!

Best authentic Mexican in years. I will return anytime in the area. The cheese sauce was rich on…read morethe quesadilla and the taco loco delicioso! Good margaritas and exceptional pricing for today's market.

This place is a hole in the wall. Took us a few minutes to find it because the name on the sign is…read moredifferent from the name on Yelp. The door has this name on it through. The carnitas platter was delicious and a ton of food. I ate it last night and my friend and I both ate the leftovers for dinner tonight. The street tacos were good too. There was no one else in there when we were there at 5:30 on a random Wednesday night. We were afraid it wasn't going to be good because of that, but it was very good. I guess the margaritaless state was the cause.

Fantadtic street tacos and service. All of the food and condiments are freshly made and delicious.read more

I've been here a lot, and everything has also been superior to what I have had around town. I'm a…read morehuge burrito guy, and their burritos, empandas, and tacos always hit . Solid customer service even if you do not speak Spanish. The area is okay, you might miss it if it's your first time. But, after you have found you'll keep coming back.

This is really one of the local gems in town. It's very far down on Tennessee so it's not a place…read morethat would think of regularly but it's well worth the visit. I had my usual pupusas as well as a beef Sope and a couple steak tacos. It was all so good! I always ask for extra verde sauce with my order. I had an horchata to go with my meal.

Solid Mexican restaurant in Quincy. Has a lot of good choices. Had the chicken, fish, and beef. All…read moregood

Talk about hole in the wall. This place is so unassuming. When you see this place from the street,…read moreyou'll like consider bypassing it. But as others have said, you will not be disappointed by the food. Any time I come back to Quincy, I look for authentic Mexican food because there is a significant population present. I'm glad I gave this place a shot. I ordered several dishes for my family and we thoroughly enjoyed it. The order took a little longer than I expected to prepare but good things take time.

I came in with my grandparents and my cousin and my brother and me we ordered lemon pepper wings…read morespicy chicken tenders and cheeseburgers and fries those was good it was so good and nice the wait time for food was 6 minutes but the food was good try it

Took my mom there because she loves burgers and I heard they had good burgers spent $38 to get some…read moremicrowaved trash I would rather go to McDonald's

Great food! Chill atmosphere, lots of variety, good value. Would definitely eat again.read more

Taqueria Miranda is an old gas station converted to a taco joint in Tallahassee, Florida that…read morefurther reinforces my old belief that the best Mexican food does not come from high-end restaurants, but rather these humble little mom-and-pop type places that have zero ambiance, but the food coming out of the kitchen is killer and shows how amazing of a cuisine Mexican food can be. As I walked in, I glanced at their menu hung up next to the cashier. I ended up going with two tacos (one asada and one chorizo) and a gordita (for this protein, I opted for barbacoa). The tacos were about three dollars each ($2.49 to be exact) and the gordita was four dollars. After I ordered my food at the counter, i chose a table. The food came relatively fast. I went over to the salsa bar which had onions, cilantro, radishes, and three sauces and grabbed a sampling. All in all, the food was very good. Well, the tacos were. The gordita was okay, but nothing amazing. I would definitely recommend this particular establishment and I will give it five stars overall.