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.

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!

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.

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

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!

Great food but they don't accept debit cards only cash , but you can get the tortillas to take home…read morewhich is always helpful for parties

The food was excellent. Definitely like home cooked Mexican food. For lunch, I had the chicken…read morequesadilla and I loved the freshly made tortilla. My husband really enjoyed the enchilada plate. The owner was super friendly. The inside seating was cute, but we preferred sitting outside because it was a beautiful day. The restaurant is located in the front of a long time bar named Perry Lynn's.

On the road and could not abide fast food and didn't want UBER healthy (damfinos). All Hispanic…read moreclientele when I was there. Paid 3.00 for two. Will be back and will order a lot more!!!

Laredo Grill was suggested to me by a local resident. I arrived shortly after 4pm…read more They have a full bar. Sports tv is playing everywhere. Good Mexican music in the background. I was immediately seated. It wasn't busy at all. The waitress provided a menu and brought over chips and salsa. I placed an order for the Mexican Trio appetizer plate. 3 chicken quesadillas, chicken flautas and steak nachos presented with salad $15.99. I had no idea that the portion would be so much. I ate what I could. Left the steak nachos but I took the chicken quesadillas to go. The sweet tea was good. The customer service was blah. The waitress only came back by once. She spent the rest of the time rolling silverware. I might visit again with Hubby because the restaurant is so colorful and inviting. I did enjoy the music playing.

We've been living in Quincy for about four years now and we have yet to have a bad meal or…read moreexperience at Laredo. This week the chips came out hot and fresh and the salsa was sweet and delicious. Really kicked off the meal perfectly. We opted this visit to split the chicken fajitas and they were absolutely delicious with the fresh grilled tortillas. The chicken was succulent and hot and sizzling and flavored perfectly. We usually get the chorizo dip adopted not to this visit, but it's always delicious. My wife had a glass of chardonnay and I had a corona that was colder than a well diggers behind. Our service was polite and attentive, and they really hustle. Always quick to refill your water. The ambience is a little lacking and sometimes it can be a little loud and the booths are not the most comfortable, but we absolutely love our meals at Laredo.

El Tamaulipeco Mexican Restaurant is pretty much the ultimate definition of a hole-in-the-wall…read more Honestly, pulling in, I thought that it might have been a closed building and even after walking in, I still wasn't certain. The place was a battered looking room with a few tables, but it had a toddler watching "Baby Shark" videos in this otherwise empty room. This was definitely a strange experience and something that would be scripted in a horror movie. It was pretty much that bizarre. A friendly man exited the other building and came in and greeted me warmly. I ended up ordering two tacos and a gordita. He informed me that it was cash only and would be about twenty minutes. Lookin around, this room was spartan. The toddler was intent on the television and every now and then, would join in and sing along with the songs. I looked around the room. There was no bathrooms. They had toys in a corner. With the exception of a few booths and a few other trappings, you would never think that it could be a restaurant or even considered as one. My food came out quicker than the twenty minutes. I paid fir my food and it was pretty cheap. The menu written in the wall dies not have prices, but for the gordita and two tacos, it was just over eight dollars ($8.06 to be exact). I took my meal to go and I have to say that it was pretty good. I preferred the gordita over the tacos, but both were good. This is a hard one to grade. I don't think that I would want to dine in here, but the tacos and gordita were okay. They came with a green salsa and a crema and instead of a napkin, I had a small paper towel thrown in the bag. I guess that I will give it four stars.

The best food! Exactly what you'd hope this hole in the wall to be. Great service, great food. Cash…read moreonly!

Nice place in Quincy. White staff was excellent. The grouper was also very good, a little salty…read more The collard greens were fantastic. As was the mashed potatoes. Cake was very disappointing. However, icing was waxy, and the cake was dry. Overall, a pretty good experience

I had the fried chicken which melted in your mouth! The owners were hospitable and ensured each…read moreguest were pleased with their order! Many of the groups were large employee based gatherers. Every table was full! I love the countryside feel of the decor. It feel like grandma's kitchen with all the family around! It was a happy atmosphere! I will no back for more!

Some of them speak little English. That was the biggest barrier. It was my first time & I didn't…read moreknow what was recommended or popular. I used google translate & the little Spanish that I knew to fill in the gaps. I ordered sopes, gorditas & tacos. Very pleased with the spiciness of the meal. The chicken itself, wasn't full of flavor but I think I need to try more menu items to be able to properly judge this establishment! The staff was extremely sweet though! So I'm going to give them another try.

Really nice looking food and service. Got some looks from people when we sat to eat and it was…read moreprobably because we didn't fit in much with the crowd :( the food wasn't bad though. Tacos were alright but pupusas were better!

Super cute and casual dining. The service was friendly and kind. Affordable food and with a long…read moremenu. It is worth a stop in Havana. There's antique stores around the corner. It takes awhile for the food but the food is great and tasty. I'd come back if I stop by in Havana again !

We happened on Inez kitchen a few weeks ago while we were in town. Thoroughly enjoyed eating there!…read moreThe food is freshly made in house, with real butter (not mixed vegetable oils), and olive oil on the grill. We were thrilled! The food, especially the spuds and pancakes were absolutely delicious. My family member is gluten intolerant, and they even offered to make her gluten free pancakes if she brought in batter that is okay for her to eat. The second time we took some friends who also enjoyed it. The only drawback for me, was the small low-ceiling bathroom. But in the old Havana buildings, I don't think there's a lot of choice. The decor is very home town with sports emphasis. I'm not a sports person myself, but I think sports fans would enjoy it. Thoroughly enjoyed it and will be back.