Come see the Mexican balls right after church if not sooner. I stopped in after church Sunday AM…read moreand this place was buena! I had the chorizo and eggs and it hit....Word on the street from an old club softball Mom was the guacamole was the BEST around...I totally agree. This places fills up fast so Come and get a seat! Service was quick & with a smile:)

To go order with the main mission of trying some Chicharrones. They serve them on weekends so keep…read morean eye on their social media for reminders. My spouse picked up the food and we ordered extra for leftovers. The Chicharrones are tasty with the skin extra extra crispy and the meat chunks were tasty with some smaller chunks drier but overall would order them again. The guacamole super good in general and goes well with the chicharrones. We ordered tamales which we are saving for tomorrow. The choripollo and chile relleno were good. Lots of other items to try that look delish.

The sight of a new taco truck in town got me excited. The joy of grabbing a few good tacos from a…read moretaco truck is real. Dos Compas didn't let me down. The menu had al pastor, asada, tripe, chorizo, carnitas, and buche - a good mix of the classics, and something for different tastes. I only had the al pastor on this visit, and it delivered. Really good flavor enhanced with the pineapple. Will definitely return to test more of their meats and find a favorite. Glad to have Dos Compas in town!

Blue Agave was a rather nice spot for a causal Mexican food experience…read more FOOD: chips, salsa, fajitas all met expectations and were prepared well. I'm never a fan of being charged for chips but they were good so that erased any "resentment" on that account. SERVICE: friendly, responsive, and accommodating AMBIANCE: casual spot that also makes for a great date night. Do note that as this is near the university, there are a lot of students there. That's not a negative or positive, just a note.

Ambiance was great, food was decent, but the cost was a little high. Service was prompt for a large…read moregroup and everything was accurate. They process payment at the table with a machine, so tipping can be a bit awkward. Overall would come back again for a special event or night out, but wouldn't be a regular dining spot.

Toothpick worth of meat on burrito with a mound of rice. Asked for "good amount of meat" as note…read morewhen ordered because same thing happened last time I was there. No meat despite this just a toothpick worth and refused to add any or make it up even when showed that it was just a bunch of rice. Ridiculous.

Excellent service! We wanted a change of pace from our usual taqueria and TL didn't diasappoint. My…read morepartner got chicken tacos and I got beef quesabirría tacos, and they absolutely RULED. Great experience, will return.

Am I writing this with the hopes I'll score this shirt:…read more"Local Burrito"?!!! Nah. Not really. Okay, owner, if you read this, I just want you to know I dream of owning a local burrito shirt. To be honest, whenever I'm feeling down I think of the brightest spot of my week. It's Saturday morning, when I feel that burrito in my hand, and I take a flavorful bite as salsa drips down my face. Local Burrito is synonymous with happiness in my mind. Try it out, you will not be sorry. Also, here's a pro-tip. You order and pay on the left, then get in line on the right where you tell the peeps what burrito you got. There, you can say if you want salsa/hot sauce, or none. The salsa is SO KILLER though, you have to get it.

The food truck scene in Iowa City is sadly lacking, so I've been excited to see this burrito truck…read moremake appearances at farmer's markets around town. This seems like a town that would really gravitate to a strong food truck culture. Used to live close to Durham, NC, where food truck rodeos were commonplace; there seems to be enough locavores here for a critical mass for food trucks here. Having heard about the recent menu changes and seeing them at the forefront of the pro-food truck movement here, my hopes were high. I tried the breakfast burrito, which has eggs, potatoes, and various locally sourced greens. I opted to add cheese curds for $1 extra, an exciting local option. I was somewhat disappointed with the burrito, because it was heavy on potatoes and light on eggs, greens, and curds. If the ingredient mix were balanced, this could have had much more flavor than it did. The other menu additions, such as Korean fusion and thai peanut tempeh, sound intriguing so I'll update my review once I try those.

Tuesday is the day to go and get 1.00 Taco Ramirez. They are very filling. I would recommend the…read moresteak tacos myself. The guy at the window is very personable and welcoming , he takes of his customers extremely well.

Got our drinks, waited 25 mins and no one took our order. Only one other table in the whole…read morerestaurant so we got up and left!

Tacos were so good, especially the steak! Would definately recommend. Store was nice and cute too…read more Small, but decorated well!

Growing up in the suburbs of Chicago, it's hard to find a restaurant that truly tastes like home…read more Lunas is exactly that and more. They're affordable, fast and genuinely make delicious food. Not to mention the staff is so kind. So grateful they are such an amazing part of Iowa City!!