We are on vacation on St. george Island. We have gone here every year for 5 years for spring break…read more We needed a break from seafood so we drove over to Eastpoint. It was a cool looking store. Pretty big. We waited for 20 minutes, as a party of 8 even though there were tables open. The chips and salsa were delicious. When we got our food, we all ordered rice. The rice was delicious. The reason this is 4 stars is because the amount of rice (and beans) we all got was UNBELIEVABLE. I (as a 12 year old girl) got rice and beacons with tortillas to make my own burrito. I promise you, I took 4 bites and my food was gone. I was starving at the end. Everyone else agreed that there was not a lot of rice. But, I'm sure that this might have just been today, and others might not have had this trouble. (Considering that one of the reviews said they could share a whole plate) I would recommend this place for kids. There is a huge menu as well Edit: Forgot to mention my food was cold. My parents were hot.

Food. No flavor on anything steak. I had 3 different plates, 3 different days. Everything is just…read moreplain and bland.

Been here more than 20 times…read more You get what you see: A family owned, local mex place, nothing fancy and never a disaster or big problem with food or service Fed up with reviewers that try it once and rate it a disaster to never return to. The best Mexican in a 20 mile radius. Well, only

1. Margaritas tasted like they had zero tequila in them. 2…read more Camerones A La Diabla.... ZERO heat. I mean, they literally should make you cry and they had zero anything. The shrimp still had the tails on so you had to burn your fingers to pull them off. 3. Salsa.... no salt. We had to add salt twice. 4. Refried beans. Zero salt. Lumpy like they came right from a can. For 85 bucks for 3 dinners, we got ripped off. Don't go here ever. Never consistent.

While staying near Apalach I had driven by this colorful restaurant several times noticing all the…read morehispanic workers there and filed it away as a place to check out. We are glad we did. It's a small place with equal amounts of take out and sit down traffic. The theme is nice mexican/central american, with a dozen or so tables and a small grocery catering to the hispanic community. The carne asada I had was full of flavor and came with homemade tortillas (be sure to take a dozen with you for fish tacos), my wife had the carnitas in green chile, which was perfectly cooked and seasoned. Nice homemade chips and salsa made for a great meal. The only thing missing was a cold cervaza, which they don't have a license to serve. We came back several times and were not disappointed.

What an absolute gem of a place to find for a weary traveler. Decided to drive down to Alligator…read morePoint as I made my way down from Tallahassee and eventually over to Panama City. Wanted to see the beach here at Alligator Point and was ending my drive when I came this hidden oasis. At first I thought it was a little hut for local home owners, but then realized it was open to the public. Plopped a seat and had the best time for a couple hours. The Tiki Hut is spacious and wide open with both views of the water. Had the local Oyster City Brew and talked to the bartender that I unfortunately forgot his name, yet have his business card where he started the Alligator Point Gift Shop. Everyone was nice and pleasant and really made my trip. Stoked to eventually come back here again one day. Thanks for being so friendly and welcoming!

Even if the food was bad, I would give this place 5 stars on great vibes alone…read more However, the food was not bad, it was extremely delicious! I got the grilled chicken sandwich, and it was one of the best that I've had in a very long time. The strawberry margarita was very refreshing and the perfect end to a sunny florida beach day!

This restaurant keeps me coming back. It's definitely my first choice for Mexican food in…read moreCrawfordville. They'll probably put their competitor out of business. Everything is always flavorful and fresh and the margaritas are always good, not watery like they are down the street. They offer both Tex-Mex options and more authentic fare, like sopes and tacos de lingua. The service is always top notch. My only complaint is that their outdoor seating area is never open.

Food & service was very good!! Happy hour margaritas even…read morebetter too Super friendly & great prices too

We ate outdoors on the patio here. We showed up at 3pm which is a weird time to eat a meal so…read morethere weren't a ton of people there which was nice and relaxing. We got the chunk guacamole to start per the staffs recommendation. Everyone loved it. The 4 of us all got different versions of the street tacos which were fantastic. Their mixed drinks are delicious and the strength wasn't lacking... I got the watermelon margarita and the wife got the pina colada. The waiter here was quite possibly the nicest person I have ever met at a restaurant. Quick to make suggestions and just unbelievably kind and polite even though he had his hands full. We have travelled to the area a few times and always make a point to stop here for lunch at least once. It's a solid option and we will be back again next year!

We stopped into Quatro Locos Tacos and Cantina in Port St. Joe, and it was a great experience. The…read morefood was fresh, flavorful, and made with care. You definitely get your money's worth on the margaritas--they pour them nice and heavy. Service was friendly and attentive. The only hiccup was a small misunderstanding with my order. I asked for the Arrachera Burrito but ended up receiving the Carne Asada Plate instead. The waitress' English wasn't the strongest, so rather than sending it back I just went with it--and honestly, I'm glad I did. The Carne Asada was delicious. Despite the mix-up, the quality of the food and drinks, plus the great service, made it a really enjoyable meal. I'll definitely go back.

The food was excellent! Discovered this venue through my co-workers for a birthday rendezvous. I…read morereally enjoyed the food and the camaraderie. The restaurant is always busy. The food is hot and delicious. The service is spot on for the amount of customers who come there. The prices are good! The ambiance is best for the enjoying a meal with friends! I will take pics the next time before eating all my food!

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.

Stopped in on a random roadtrip through the panhandle. Looked at reviews and gave it a try. Outside…read morelooked a lil bit like a warehouse but once inside. Very well decorated and set up well. Prompt greeting and seating. Chips n salsa instantly. 241 beers and brewed Ice Tea. Chile toreados as Ap, were awesome and cost $2.50, great deal. Enchilada plate was plentiful and tasty. Lunch steak fajitas served on a skillet and had fresh mushrooms and squash in veggies as well! The steak was about the best I've had as it was served as a whole cut into strips over the top of the veggies. Not one piece of fat in any of it and the char was perfect!!! Very attentive staff and accommodating when asked for the "house made" hot salsa, which was great!!! Very clean inside and bathrooms were as well, always a good sign of they take pride in their restaurant. Even had a community wall with info on Autistic month displayed in foray. All in all, def would be back and def recommend this place!!

Very big restaurant in a small town and it was pretty busy. Quick service, but I've just had…read morebetter Mexican food elsewhere. The vegetable quesadilla was good and flavorful but the spinach enchiladas, I'm pretty sure they were just spinach wrapped in a tortilla with no cheese or other flavoring inside so those were sort of boring. The quesadillas had more of a fajita filling so they were much better. Wouldn't be my go-to spot but it was ok and we got our food pretty quick.

Seated as soon as I came in. Clean…read more Good service. Food came out in a timely manner. Good portion of food wasn't able to eat it all.

We were greeted with a smile and led to our table. The young man that took care of us was very…read morethorough, friendly and attentive. The most wonderful warm chips were brought to our table along with a black bean dip and good salsa. I ordered the three beef enchiladas. The rice was yellow and the beans were black. There were different sauces on each enchilada and I preferred the red sauce. My friend ordered burritos. The plate came out looking very good and he said they were delicious. Next to the Mexican food truck this may be the best Mexican restaurant in Thomasville. My Coke was refilled quickly and everyone was friendly. The only thing that I noticed is there was a lot of staff and not a lot of customers yet. I would not hesitate to come back.