Love me a good Carneceria and this place fits the bill...glad we came! Small shop but has homemade…read morechips and all the necessities.

LaPreferida is a Mexican market with a food truck outside…read more The ordering process is that you go into the Mexican market and order, they give you a receipt and your number is called at the truck. Pricing is okay, three dollars a taco. If you order less than five they automatically add fifty cents for sauce. I went with three tacos so my total after tax and the salsa surcharge was just over ten dollars. I also thought it was a bit strange that they use paper plates and wrap them in plastic wrap instead of your more traditional takeout container. The tacos themselves were good. Overall, a decent for tacos.

Experience: I have a nephew who needs a little more gastric ethnic experiences in his life... so I…read moredecided to find a taco truck and get him some real street tacos versus his only experience with Dorito tacos from the . It was around 4:30 on a Thursday afternoon. We found a taco truck that was sharing space with this Venezuelan food truck too. Facility: This is a typical food truck parked on the side of a business along side another truck that forms an L shape. There are a few tables to sit down under a shaded area so you can enjoy the food fresh right at the truck. Service: The man working was very friendly and helpful. He did his best to accommodate any change requests we had... he does speak English, but if you know Spanish, it's a little easier to make special requests. Food: Since I really wanted him to try a lot, we go one of each flavor taco they had... and we both agreed, all of them were good. Here was our preference: 1. beef tongue - yep, this one was very good!!! 5/5 2. Pork - so yum!! 5/5 3. Beef - 4.5/5 4. Sausage - 4.5/5 5. Chicken - it was still very good, but the least fav of all these delicious tacos. 4/5 Since I have the kiddo, we got these onions on the side. We put the cilantro, lime and red hot sauce on each taco. they were really good!!! 4.5/5 Overall: I'm glad his first taco experience was with some yummy tacos... he even liked the beef tongue and he thought I was nuts when I mentioned it. LOL! We will definitely be back to eat some more!!

Yesterday was my second day living in Melbourne and being in search of some good Mexican food, I…read morestumbled across Taqueria La Bendición de Dios. From the first bite, I was in heaven. The meat was so tender and full of flavor. Each taco had more than enough meat inside to fill me up. Although, they don't have Horchata, they do have a good variety of Jarritos! The workers were so nice and seemed a little surprised that I knew Spanish, which was kind of cool. It is an outdoor food truck, for those that don't like the heat, forewarning. When we were there, it felt good. The location is in a good spot that catches a little breeze from the car passing on New Haven. This will 100% be my go to for tacos when I'm craving them!

Love this place!!!! I'm so sad that I moved hours away. I can't find anything even close to…read moreTaqueria la Morenita!! Everything is fresh and delicious. So much flavor!!! I love the burrito with chicken and sope. My husband always got the chicken tacos or Birria tacos. The salsas are delicious too...

the best Mexican food truck around! surpassed my expectations, fresh, auauthentic, Brenda el…read moreowner-cook is sweet and always brightens up the place w her smile . if y are after aut and yummy Mexican food this is the place.

There is a private parking lot and a drive thru. I have only ever used the drive through during…read morelunch. Most days there is a daily special but my go to orders are the steak quesadillas and their tacos. I was not a fan of the breakfast burrito. The food comes pretty quickly, I'm impressed how quickly the food is made to have a drive thru option. The portions are good and it tastes delicious. Great for lunch or dinner.

Going down hill since last time we ate here. The girl at the counter with reddish hair seemed like…read moreshe didn't want to be bothered and could not answer our simple questions. The tables in the booths are too short for the booth length and the tables were all dirty. The women's restroom smelled like sewage, the door would not shut, there were brown paper towels in the toilet and the bathroom was unkept. The restroom was all the way in back of restaurant down a grungy dirty hallway ... with the door to the kitchen looking dirty and the back door of restaurant was open with some kind of plastic or garbage bag over it. Not a very good impression if you need to go to the restroom. The iced tea is clearly made with tapwater and you can taste that. Food was good and we all enjoyed it but the rest of these things will probably keep us from going back.

We were looking for a new cute little dinner place and this is the perfect spot! From the nachos to…read morethe tacos, you can't go wrong! And the prices are reasonable as well. Our server was so kind to us when we told her it was our first time and she helped us with any questions that we had matter of fact, we are heading there tonight. This is my favorite spot now!

Taco Dive is amazing. The franchisee of this location is a passionate and hands-on owner who has…read morecreated a great team; I admire the work ethic. My favorite taco is shrimp on a single corn tortilla (usually comes on 2 corn shells, but flour shells are also available) with: sauce on the side, add corn and bean salsa, side of medium salsa, large side of guac. These shrimp are beautifully cooked, tender and plump, four to a taco. (Yes, I'm in love.) Appreciate the option to put any taco on a lettuce bed, too. The steak tacos are fire, and the corned beef option is equally fantastic yet totally surprising. Tater tots rock (yes, you can get them in a burrito, I know you thought about it too.) There's really something for everyone. I can't do it justice. Just ate lunch here today, and I'm still thinking about it. I never get sick of the food because of the wonderful variety, stopping in tomorrow to try brunch menu for the first time. Shrimp and grits tacos are a Sunday special.

We stopped into Fiesta Azul Tequila House while visiting from Orlando, and Sofi made the whole…read moreexperience. We told her we love trying new things and asked for her recommendations, and she absolutely delivered. She helped us narrow everything down, and honestly, every single thing we ordered was so good. The pork belly al pastor, and the el queso shrimp bravo were all incredible. Super fun, unique dishes and the presentation made it even better. She had no idea we were in town for a funeral, but this ended up being such a needed pick-me-up for our family. The vibe, the food, and Sofi's energy just turned our whole night around. If you go, definitely ask for Sofi. She is the best.

We came here for a family lunch and the service was top tier! Everyone was so accommodating and…read morethey allowed us to dine outside. We ordered several appetizers and large dishes and our server Harold was routinely checking in on if we needed anything. Everything was authentic and tasted like a home cooked meal; absolutely delicious! This was a great choice for a Friday afternoon lunch! Vinimos aquí para un almuerzo familiar y el servicio fue de primera. Todo el personal fue muy amable y atento, y nos permitieron comer afuera. Pedimos varios aperitivos y platos grandes, y nuestro mesero Harold siempre estaba pendiente de si necesitábamos algo. Toda la comida estaba auténtica y sabía como comida casera, ¡absolutamente deliciosa! Sin duda fue una excelente elección para un almuerzo de viernes por la tarde.

I ordered the nachos. SO GOOD! The ice cream desserts look amazing too. Can't wait to try them. I…read moredid taste a sample if the pistachio ice cream....yum!

Extremely clean! Friendly staff. I haven't tried the food yet but my son loves getting a sweet…read moretreat. Highly recommend this hidden gem!

Came here to try the newest place in town. Being the newest place and most exciting thing in our…read moretown. The line was really long. However, this really didn't matter much as wait til was much shorter than quoted. The inside art work is

The food was phenomenal. Loved the Chimi Chimi Bang Bang taco! Went last night for the first time,…read moreand asked my wife if she wanted to go again today.

Great food for an affordable price! Make sure to ask for cream and sugar for your coffee, if you…read moreneed that. They have good, fresh guacamole there. The guacamole is worth the extra money, to me. Wonderful service with a nice attitude. I will be going back soon. Thank you!

Awesome tacos and very clean store along with some amazing workers . Special thanks to Jen ( rose…read morepink hairdo ) .... She helped both me and my friend get our free tacos when we joined the Del Taco App . I definitely will be back...

**INITIAL REVIEW**…read more Prior to my initial visit, there are two reasons why I wanted to check out MASA Taqueria Y Cantina (which I will shorthand to MASA for the remainder of this review after the first paragraph). The first reason is the name. Though plenty of Mexican restaurants in English-speaking countries, especially in the U.S., do this, the translation from Spanish-to-English for MASA made me crack a smile. MASA Taqueria Y Cantina roughly translates to DOUGH Taco Restaurant and Bar. Leave it to Mexican restaurants in English-speaking countries to use simplistic titles for their businesses knowing Spanish is romance language and will sound fantastic even if the translation is considered "mundane" or "plain." Second reason: MASA was given a recognition of gratitude from Coastline Community Church, the non-denominational Christian church located right next to them. While attending one of their services, I learned their congregation often "overflows" into MASA's parking lot, especially during events. Despite this, the owners and operators/workers at MASA are gracious about it. The pastor asked us a favor and if we could, show them some love and stop by their restaurant. And that is what I did, along with my friend Heather and kids who invited me to Coastline Community Church since that was her home church at the time. Though an address is provided, MASA is located on the Southside of Eau Gallie Blvd., just east of the bridge. They happen to be next-door neighbors with Red Crab: Juicy Seafood and Bar. For those who've lived in the area (or the Space Coast for that matter), it used to be the "weird" Mulligan's Beach House Bar & Grill (I say it was weird because all Mulligan's locations are on or a stone's throw away from the water and this one was "landlocked."). From the start, MASA utilizes a mix of classic Mexican American culture, Florida style, and splashes of simple class. Their building looks like a modernized Adobe building showcasing an outdoor patio dining area often popularized among the Florida natives during summer nights or Hurricane parties. Their namesake and logo - their take on a Dia de Los Muertos Skull - are emblazoned all in black against a light background on the side of their building, which has a full view from Eau Gallie Blvd. Inside, there is a modern approach to decor meaning simplistic wood and metal dining furniture, collage art, and neon lights spelling out simplistically catchy phrases that parody pop culture like "Say hello to my Taco friend!" We opted to sit outside since it was kinda cool despite the light moisture from the rain clouds all around us. Outside dining is not bad, but unless you are sitting at one of their outdoor dining tables and chairs, it is kind of awkward eating food from low-level outdoor couches and coffee tables. Skylar was our waitress and she was kind and attentive enough. She did take extra care of Heather since she had two young kids with her which I admire. As for food, it ranges from classic Mexican to true Mexican/Floridian fusion. I ordered their take on Chicken and Waffles which is Chicken and Churros, and the Meat Street Tacos. Heather got the Rice Bowl with House Meat (chicken). Her kids ate whatever they were served, but also got some french fries, too. Definitely need to go back with friends and attack those Mexican/Floridian fusion meals including the Taco Longboard and the Totchos (Tater Tot Nachos). A couple of side notes:, the restrooms were clean and stocked, which is good given the business of the Sunday church rush. And MASA does have official merchandise for sale. Their primary store items are t-shirts and cups, but I was able to get a free sticker for my sticker book. For my initial visit, I am giving MASA four out of five stars. Fantastic atmosphere that is a mix of traditional and modern, fantastic food in which their Florida fusion makes them stand out from the many other Mexican restaurants here in the Space Coast (or Florida for that matter as there can be way too many of them), and fantastic service overall. I also got to talk to the manager and he gave me some suggestions for my next visit. When I return, let's say a couple more times, and MASA on average is as good as this initial visit (or even better), I'll update their review to a perfect five-star score, granting them their fifth star for consistency.

We stopped at MASA's as we were commuting back home. This Mexican cuisine was tasty. The decor was…read morecozy and inviting. If you are a bulb/lighting consesuir, you will appreciate some of the incandescent bulbs and pipe structure. The food portions are rather large. two can eat from one plate. We ordered chicken fajitas and an extra side of tortillas. Stuffed to our faces. I had also ordered a steak rice bowl, without knowing the portion, got it to go :) The "uno, dos, tres" appetizer was perfect as well. Almost to say it's like a sampler of the guac, queso (paprika is added. This was different for me but it heightens the queso flavor) and salsa. If you enjoy dessert, the brownie is a must have. Served with vanilla ice cream, whip cream and chocolate/caramel like syrup. *mouth watering* Our waitress was very kind and helpful. If back in the area, we will definitely swing by again.