First all meals come with a drink. That's unheard of at a food truck. I was expecting a regular…read moresized burrito. However I was surprised the burrito was at least a pound. That's being modest. It probably a little more. Stuffed with meat and not just toppings. I see why Chattanoogan's love this place. If your riding and hungry they will definitely fill you up. Also never had olives on a burrito. Actually pretty damn good. They also have beef and vegetarian burritos. The chicken has some flavor. Not sure what all they use but it has some zest to it. Fresh jalapeños make me smile.

Tried it twice and it was so bland! As someone who is both Hispanic and was born and raised in…read moreCalifornia, the food misses the mark on both. Plain white rice, canned beans, unseasoned meat...it's just disappointing.

They were really being praised by a man convincing others to want to go to work there. The temp is…read more34 degrees and this man got pneumonia and when he recovered they let him return. He praised the company fot that. They let him work right up to the day he was to be hired on thier payroll and told him they had to let Him go because of that time he lost. This man was so excited to be hired on with them. No warning at all. Now he is jobless and homeless. Hope you repent pilgrim pride cause we reap what we sow. Shame on this company.

Low rated because NIMBYs are attempting to shut it down. They just moved here and are offended by…read morebusiness that have provided thousands of jobs in Chattanooga for decades.

So I'm sitting in my living room minding my business, planning dinner....when I spot a huge purple…read moreobstruction pulling in front of my house. So I go to investigate and when I get closer, I see a huge taco on the side of the truck. My breath caught in my throat....could it be?? How often does a taco truck pull up IN FRONT OF YOUR HOUSE?! Today was my lucky day! I scampered over there immediately and the windows weren't open yet lol Came back in to investigate: they were opening in 1.5 hrs, which meant they were in there chipping and dicing and preparing, yum yum yum. I got a 1 taco plate with 2 sides and the Whole Farm. The black beans are delicious...the texture is smooth and creamy, the taste is well seasoned. The street corn is so good, too. I love the tajin seasoning on top; not too spicy, but it gives your tongue a little tickle. The bits of cotija cheese add color but also mild flavor. I got a taco with carne aside and a corn tortilla. I'd say I wanted my corn tortilla to be a little bit warmer, but it was still delicious. The only thing that was missing was a lime wedge. The Whole Farm is basically nachos with your choice of meat and all the toppings. Really good. The tortilla chips were the right amount of salty, and they didn't break under the weight of the chips. One thing they do really well is toppings ratio. The street corn wasn't overloaded by the cotjia cheese of the tajin. The nachos weren't overwhelmed with queso so that the chips got soft. Instead, there was just enough of everything. The cilantro didn't completely take over the taco. All the portions were just right so that you tasted everything but not one thing took over the show, which really means the unity of the entire dish took over. After I ate, I definitely agreed with their slogan: "the best decision you'll make today." Yeah, they were right.

This food truck came to our complex this evening and honestly i am a bit furious. I ordered the…read moreelote steak queso plate. I mentioned to the food truck gal that i came from Cali and couldn't wait to have some good tasting corn from the cob bc the corn here is not to par with the quality from Cali. No offense. Took my plate back up to my place and was absolutely disappointed to find out they use canned corn to make they plate. Plus no queso cheese just quesique crumbled cheese. I paid $10 bux for a not very generous portion # 1 and she failed to mention it was canned corn. If i would have known this. I would not never selected this item. I said a few times that i was looking for some good corn b/c its hard to find great quality corn here but she still allowed me to order this plate knowing that that was not i was expecting.

Food is a big 10/10 ... bbq chicken tender and fall right off the bone how I like it , rice nicely…read morecooked and was perfectly flavorful , and the cabbage was not over seasoned he put the perfect amount of seasoning and gave it the right flavor , and the cornbread was amazing

This is a bit of a hidden gem. One of the better if not best appointed Hispanic markets in the…read moreChattanooga area. Good prices and a wide selection of products. The carniceria has seafood as well. Tucked away off to the side is a wonderful little restaurant. Don't expect much ambiance you won't find that here but you will find fair prices, wonderful food, and relatively fast service. I had tacos de lengua, they come bare just the meat and tortillas but you can load them up with lime, cilantro and onions and there is a wide selection of salsas, each one a treat in and of itself. In the words of The Terminator, "I'll be back" to terminate some more of this delicious food!

We recently moved from Texas and were really missing our Tex-Mex food. I decided I was gonna make…read moremy own tamales for Christmas Eve. It was my first time and I wanted to make them authentic. I asked around Chattanooga and was told I could get fresh MASA for the dough at one of these locations. I called this one and they said they had it. I showed up and in my limited Spanish was able to ask for it. One of the employees got the manager who spoke English and who assured me he would have it ready for me in about a week. I went back in the store, picked it up and was relieved that they actually had it for me. It was wonderful. I also bought a tamale steamer. I also had a couple tacos there while I was waiting and they were very good. The people were helpful and kind, although a little shy and may be suspicious of me being a white woman in the current world with deportations rampant. The store is absolutely huge. Probably the biggest one of their locations and has everything you could want for Hispanic foods and supplies.

Would give less if could. The miscommunication when my husband said "no hurry" today. Then his…read morebusiness was refused because the gentleman assumed he was being smart. Wouldn't even allow him to explain. My husband is a good man and said "no hurry" because the gentleman was taking time getting up. He thought perhaps he was feeling poor and if he took it wrong way at least let someone explain instead of turning them away and refusing to do business. This is what's wrong with folks, jump to conclusions. My husband just wanted to get tomatoes for a sandwich but will drive other way in future. NOT nice This won't hurt overall business but we are praying for this man to not jump to conclusions and drive other business away.

Great place to go pick up fresh vegetables and fruits. Local honey and other things. Pumpkins in…read moreseason. Friendly service.

This is the Burger Man coring burgers and other food items at restaurants, and I was invited to…read morescore their Fish Sandwich, and it was a great Fried Catfish Sandwich. The fish was fried just right and it came with Tartar sauce, Lettuce, fresh tomatoes, and on a handmade sub roll. The service was awesome as well. I scored their Fish Sandwich as a "Keeper." I recommend this restaurant for great food and friendly service.

HOPEFULLY, NEXT YEAR'S EVENT WILL BE BETTER PLANNED!…read more The local farmer's market turned into a Christmas Market on a Friday night, Dec 4, 4-9pm). The location was perfect as it was in the heart of the action, (directly across the street from Mr. T's Pizza and Ice Cream). We placed our pizza order and decided to run over and check out the market. By the time we arrived, it was dark and we could barely see the vendors and their goods. I did notice several bakery items, jewelry, some personal care items, jams and other items but could not see them well enough to really examine them. The market started during daylight which was fine but someone needed to consider what would happen when darkness set in. You can't buy what you can't see. It was uncomfortable to see that some people had not planned for the cooler weather, (one vendor was literally jumping up and down trying to stay warm). I saw a little boy actually walking around with no jacket at all and was obviously cold. I did think that the roving carolers were a nice touch and added to the spirit of Christmas. However, Christmas lights and Christmas music would have gone a long way toward improving this experience and creating a genuine holiday memory. A great idea poorly executed.