The birria tacos are so good that we tried to come back the next day when they were closed. I came…read moreback the day after that, too! my husband brought tacos home for his family, too. It is not overly priced, either!

My sister and I have been going to Rosita's food truck for a while now and we love it! The food is…read moreexcellent every time! I enjoy getting either the platillo asada or the huaraches for my main dish. I also love the elote cups for a snack or a side dish. The staff are very nice here and promptly take your order. It takes a little while to get the food, but it's definitely worth the wait. I definitely recommend trying Rosita's for some yummy food!

After multiple attempts to try this Food Truck we finally caught them at Tradition tonight. I tried…read morethe Stuffed Grilled Cheese and wow wow wow! Perfectly grilled bread, the Mac n cheese was creamy and absolutely covered in cheese - this is not a lightweight option but well worth sharing with a friend! My husband had the Mac n Cheese balls; crunchy on the outside and creamy on the inside, and the dipping sauce had a little kick to it. The service was quick and the food delicious, highly recommend them and can't wait to try one of their other sammies!

Finally got a chance to try out this food truck at Tradition Brewery, and on National Grilled…read moreCheese Day of all days! I was super excited about the menu, I had trouble deciding on what to get. When we got to the brewery, there was no line out front. My boyfriend and I ordered the Buffalo Wing grilled cheese, The Mac Daddy, and the fried mac and cheese balls. They didn't have the bacon mac and cheese balls, which was a bummer. I liked that they gave us a number stand to put on our tables and they brought the food to us. That's where the good stops. The fried mac and cheese balls were a HUGE let down. The breading had a weird texture to it, the mac and cheese inside was pretty dry, and definitely needed some more cheese. It didn't have much flavor to it at all. It was disappointing. The sandwiches were very average too. I ate the buffalo wing sandwich. The chicken wasn't bad, but it was just doused with some hot sauce. I love a grilled cheese with a massive amount of cheese, but with the hot sauce everything became a gloopy, greasy mess. It was hard to eat and everything kept sliding out. I never thought I would say this about a grilled cheese, but they probably could have done with not trying to stuff it with as much cheese and grease. I had to end up eating most of it with a fork. The loaded cheese fries with pulled pork did look really good! I wouldn't go out of my way to come to this place. If it was at another brewery the same time I was, I would definitely try the fries next time, but skip everything else. It's honestly not worth the calories.

If you love burritos, you need to track down The Coop food truck. Hands down my favorite food truck…read morein Virginia Beach! I stopped by during their pop up at Farmhouse Brewery and, once again, they did not disappoint. One thing you need to know: their burritos are massive. We're talking "the size of your head" big, so come hungry or be ready for some epic leftovers. The menu is small and focused (usually around four burrito choices), but every single one is packed with quality ingredients and flavor. The Coop spends most days serving on base, but keep an eye out for their local pop-ups. They're always worth chasing down. This time around, I ordered the Pepper Jack Chicken Burrito which was grilled chicken breast, maple bacon, melty pepper jack cheese, and their signature Coop Sauce, all bundled up in a warm tortilla. Every bite was the perfect balance of hearty, savory, spicy, and just a hint sweet from the bacon. Their Coop sauce is one of a kind. Tangy, and delicious. I'm sure adding an egg would take it to the next level (that's an option on all burritos). My friends had the Breakfast Burrito! This one comes with fluffy scrambled eggs, sharp cheddar cheese, juicy sausage, more of that craveable maple bacon, herby potatoes, and (of course) the signature Coop Sauce. They raved about every bite. I appreciate that The Coop keeps things simple with their streamlined menu and focus on top-notch burritos. Whenever I see them around town, I make it a point to stop ... even if there's a line, it moves fast and is absolutely worth the wait. Whether you're looking for a new lunch favorite or just crave seriously great street food, The Coop is a true gem on the Virginia Beach food truck scene. Can't wait to catch them at their next pop-up!

This I the best damn burrito you will ever have in your life--period. I mean they are MASSIVE and…read moresuper fresh. The ladies running the truck are super nice too! The coop is a local gem I would recommend to anyone and everyone.

Food and service were excellent. Neat little Mexican restaurant. They make their sauces and they…read moreare wonderful.

Great service! Fabulous food! Stuff drinks! Can't wait to go back! House Bloody Mary is calling my…read morename!

I ordered the Meat Sweats platter with the garlic and green onion sausage and a small order of…read morebananamisu, and everything was delicious as usual. I have been here several times to pick up food, but this was my first time actually going inside to order. The line was long around lunchtime, but it moved quickly. It is fast casual style, so you walk down the line choosing what you want and then pay at the register. I honestly had no idea that was how it worked before, so I was prepared to wait a while. I was pleasantly surprised at how efficient everything was. I was in and out much faster than expected. While putting my order together, the man helping me handed me a sample rib over the counter. I am a very socially awkward person and do not handle unexpected moments very gracefully, so I probably reacted a little awkwardly. That part was on me. The rib was GOOD though. He was very kind about my reaction and even handed me a napkin. The whole staff was friendly, asking how my week was going and checking in to make sure everyone was happy. Even though it was busy, they clearly care about customer service. The food was great. The garlic and green onion sausage had so much flavor, and the bananamisu was the perfect sweet finish. I originally went in hoping to order the BBQ oxtail, but they were sold out within two hours of opening, which honestly says a lot about how good they must be. I had also gone the day before around 7 PM and they had already closed because they were sold out for the day. Just a heads up that they do close early if they run out of food. Overall, great food, friendly staff, and quick service. I will definitely be back and hopefully I will finally catch the oxtail next time.

I tasted their brisket in a to go order and wow!…read more It is so much more flavorful that that of my old standby, Mission bbq. I can't wait to go and dine in. I can't speak on the service or ambiance., though.

Still love this place, if you say you want it spicy. The habanero sauce is a 9/10 level of heat…read more Service is always nice, restaurant is small so plan for To-Go most visits. Authentic Mexican Sprite, Coca Cola & Fanta available too.

Food is great. Prices are great too! I love getting a…read moremargarita there. They are berry tasty and Greatest ever

Tasted super fresh, honestly the best pupusas I've had in my life! Hands down recommend this spot…read more And it's not just pupusas, they've got tacos, burritos, and more

Absolutely loved this place! The food was incredible--everything tasted fresh, flavorful, and made…read morewith care. We ordered the mofongo with carne frita and the tostones rellenos con camarones al ajillo, and both dishes were outstanding. The wait was a bit longer than expected, but honestly, it was so worth it. You can tell they take their time to get everything just right. I already can't wait to go back and try more from the menu!

We stopped by La Isla Del Encanto after seeing it on TikTok and decided to give it a try -- and…read moreoverall, we're glad we did! We ordered a little bit of everything: the pinchos de cerdo, alcapurrias, pastelillos de carne y de pollo, and chicharrones de pollo. The pinchos were flavorful and cooked just right, and the alcapurrias had that crispy outside with a soft, seasoned filling that really hit the spot. The pastelillos were fresh and tasty too -- perfect if you're craving something savory and handheld. The chicharrones de pollo were good, but they came with arroz con bacon, which wasn't really our favorite. We probably would've preferred rice and beans or rice with gandules for more of that traditional flavor. It was still decent, just not our top choice. We also tried the fries with cheese and bacon -- they were okay, but again, not our favorite thing on the menu. What really stood out though was the service. The guy at the window was very polite, attentive, and super respectful. That kind of customer service makes a difference and definitely leaves a good impression. Overall, solid spot if you're craving Puerto Rican bites. We'd definitely recommend stopping by and trying it for yourself!