The food from La Palmerita is truly authentic Cuban cuisine. I was in the search for Congri and…read morefound it here. The food is always excellent and service is 10/10! Love this little piece of Cuba here in Jacksonville! La comida de La Palmerita es una auténtica cocina cubana. Estaba buscando a Congri y lo encontré aquí. ¡La comida siempre es excelente y el servicio es 10/10! ¡Me encanta este pedacito de Cuba aquí en Jacksonville!

Food trucks to adults are literally what ice cream trucks are to children!…read more I think food trucks are the best method of experiencing what locals have to offer. While heading to pickup my Yelp-buddy, Goldie, I spotted this tiny red food truck but, wasn't sure of what they were serving. Of course you know... being a Yelper. We had to circle back around to check out the scene and that's how I discovered this amazing Cuban food truck! I ordered a delicious, Mango, fruit juice smoothie that tasted just like a well blended/creamed mango. For $3, the size of that smoothie was definitely a steal! The food truck chef or owners was cool, especially, Ordalis (not sure if that's how you spell her name but, I tired.) They've recently opened up a couple of months ago and is only closed on Mondays. There's a small picnic-style dining area next to the food truck for those who enjoy watching the street view while chowing down. And there's only curb-side street parking. I'm loving how this Arlington area is growing with local eateries or food trucks. I can't wait to return for a real taste of Cuba.

I'm VERY frustrated …read more... I left a review on this place And it got taken down YES the burritos were good YES. YES. YES. I purchased the burritos.

Not bad, but kind of salty she's very friendly though reasonable prices good proportions of foodread more

Wow! These ladies helped us out so much. We wanted to donate cookies to an organization. About 200!…read moreThey gave us a reasonable price, delivered the wonderful cookies and we did the complete transaction online! It was so easy and since we knew their products were amazing, we had complete faith in them. I highly recommend this business!

This was my third time attending the Jacksonville Caribbean Festival hosted at Metropolitan Park…read more This year was extremely hot, so my friend and I didn't arrive until about 5 PM. The music has always been fabulous, and this year did not disappoint. We watched several musicians (and met one) while dancing the night away. I was pleasantly surprised to see the band shell moved to a shady area in the park this year. In prior years, it was on the other side where there was no escaping the sun. You can bring your own chair or blanket. After a little dancing, I relaxed in the grass on a beach towel. We purchased a few alcoholic beverages and drank lots of water to stay hydrated. If you like island music, I highly recommend you check out next year's festival. There is a parade earlier in the day and food vendors.

Wow- this restaurant was a real gem. It's a little tricky figuring out parking - because the…read morerestaurant itself is behind a gated RV park. However, there is dedicated parking outside the park. The vibe is definitely funky and uplifting. The staff were exceptionally nice and helpful. They offer a full bar with specialty cocktails. The fried pickle chips we had were delicious. The fish tacos were definitely one of the best I've eaten. Large chunks of fried fish and great sauce. The prices are moderate and the quality of the food is great. Definitely worth a stop!

Quirky fun place attached to a campground open to the public…read more Really good food. Great service on the patio by a tie dye bucket hat server. Pretty wild band one of the nights: lots of drums, some swords and bubbles.

My first encounter with Mother Fletcher's was during the 2012 Food Truck Rally when the GF became…read moreobsessed with their filet crostini. Like, OBSESSED. Turns out their teriyaki wings were pretty awesome, also. The Mongolian beef wrap was messy, but tasty and not spicy at all, as described on the menu. I actually ordered the Mongolian chicken, but beef is what came out and I'm not picky. The GF had their beef and bleu sandwich. I believe MF's uses filet mignon for all of their steak sandwiches and that makes for very melt-in-your-mouth stuff. Mother Fletcher's (who now accepts credit cards, btw) sometimes parks behind the EverBank buiding in Riverside during weekday lunches (11am-1:30pm). They're based out of St. Augustine so you'll probably encounter them there most often. The overlords at work made a mistake and gave me a day off, so I was actually able to catch them in Riverside. Otherwise, I probably would've had to wait until the next rally.

We had the privilege to eat your food tonight at the Truckin on the River event. your food was…read morefresh tasty and served hot and fast. Loved it and hope to see ya'll more often in Jacksonville.

In a unique way you can step into another time. But see some of the most talented musicians & story…read moreteller's & crafter's. In one of the most tranquil settings w/ Dog woods in bloom and azalea's flowering. Steven Foster has lots of unique architectural structure's the tower is my favorite!! Variety of food and activity's. All day into the night!

So many stages, so much variety for three days over Memorial Day Weekend. Not just folk music but…read morestorytelling, demonstrations, dancing, crafts, and jamming. It is unique the way the organizers make such an effort to foster a sense of tradition and not just focus on making a commercial music festival. The definition of folk music is fairly broad here - bluegrass, blues, Celtic, etc. It is mostly acoustic and a lot of emphasis on original songwriting (perhaps a homage to Stephen Foster). All the most beautiful sounds creative, acoustic songwriters can make inspired by a breathtaking natural setting. Just go to the river stage and you will understand. I will give you the negatives, but it gets 5-stars anyway EASILY. As with most festivals, the food vendors don't have a good selection, value, or quality. There is the occasional attempt at some different foods (hand churned ice cream) and regional (collard greens), so that is appreciated. Since it is May it is often hot and parking is a long walk but the stages are shaded and there are golf carts always offering you a ride to your next spot. Last year we stayed at Kelly's RV park down the highway and loved it. White Springs is a small town with places to camp all around. There is something magical about this festival whether you are from Florida, love Florida, or want to learn about Florida nature, history, and culture, just show up and it will happen. I am dumbfounded every time I meet someone who is from Florida and doesn't know about this festival.