Amazing , amazing ,AMAZING. Whenever I come to this food truck I automatically know I'm going to be…read morehappy with my food . It's not hit or miss like most places , the food stays constantly good with anything you order,my favorite is the gringas! Anyways I love to take my friends and boyfriend here whenever I know they'll be at the Redlands flea market, same crew every time too, how could I not come back !

The food is good. Solid. I like this place because the music was not overwhelmingly loud like it is…read moreat some of the other restaurants here. The picnic table style seating is a cool touch but the actual seat is a 2 x 6 board.. ample heinies will hang over offering less comfort but. Certainly encouraging customer not to camp out when they are done dining. Seems like the norm on this restaurant row though... you might find a 2 x 10 if you are lucky. Usually we order lunch for breakfast but today's huevos mexicana was good. Tasty. The Gordita was good the chicken a little dry but the sauce and salsa helped and I did eat every bite. The service was lovely. The are very nice and accommodating. Explaining things on the menu and making recommendations. My English is better than my Spanish and they switched up for me.. I *was* trying. My one concern/one tip is this.. they don't print prices so unless you ask you can be surprised. One Gordita and one scrambled egg dish with beans and rice (and 2 sodas) was $26.00... also tips can't be paid on the credit card machine. Must be paid in cash.

For many years, this has always been my to go Mexican food place at Redland market. The prices have…read morealways been fair, portions for the platters generous, and good food. It is important to note, none of the sit down food places in the market have prices on the menus. It's best to ask before placing your order. There is also a slight surcharge if paying by credit card. On our most recent visit 5 tacos, an enchilada platter (with 4 enchildadas, rice and beans), and two bottles of water was $38. Compared to Miami brick and mortar restaurants, this was a bargain.

I always give places at least 2 tries and I did so with Jalisco. This place is alright, a little…read moreunderwhelming. The first time we ordered I was able to try a quesadilla, burrito, and salchipapas carne. Everything had a mild taste, nothing stuck out as delicious but it also wasn't bad. I ordered again last night and went with the Colombiana burger and salchipapas carne. Again, a little underwhelming. I realized that the fries just taste a little stale and the meat is a little over cooked. The colombiana burger, however, was better than the quesadilla for sure! It had a great little flavor with all the sauces and instead of a ground meat the patty was more of a steak-like patty. All that said, I can't say I'm going to stop ordering from here as it's close and convenient and not bad.

Wonderful food truck! The best salchi papas!!! Fresh,…read moredelicious and affordable!!!! Tacos, burritos everything!

My wife and I had driven to Miami, FL for spring break to escape the cold and the recent snowstorm…read morethat had just hit Verona, WI. After two days of driving through snow storms and heavy rain and spending a night sleeping in the truck at a Cracker Barrel just outside Chattanooga, TN, we finally made it to South Florida. We had just arrived to the area and it was a bit late. We were driving through Homestead, FL. We were hungry looking for something to eat. We saw an open food stand serving Venezuelan food. My wife being Venezuelan, and my favorite food being a Cachapa, we hooked a u-turn and headed back to the food stand. I ordered the Venezuelan hamburger (Burger La Tuyera) and my wife ordered the Barrilla (mixed BBQ). This was the first time I have had a Venezuelan hamburger. It was a huge hamburger (see the pics). It had sausage, an egg, cheese (queso de mano), corn... it was awesome. My wife loved her order. She had been saying she could not wait to get down to Miami to get some delicious arepas. The selection of meats in mixed BBQ tasted great and were cooked perfectly. The arepitas tasted awesome. The food here at this food stand was definitely worth doing a u-turn for. The couple running the food stand were very friendly and welcoming. We will be returning another day to try out their cachapas!!

Great Venezuelan food truck (called "Calle El Hambre" before) with a nice family ambiance. Have…read moretried the tequeños with their sauces, cachapas, and their pepitos and everything is delicious! Good portions and generous portions! The owner is very friendly and always gives good suggestions. It's opened during the evening hours until night so it's always fresh to sit and eat there. I have to return and try their burgers or carne en vara!!! 100 recommended!

We loved having Franceschini's Espresso Cart at our school! Anthony was incredible to work with,…read morevery quick to respond, easy to schedule with, and gave us all the information up front so we knew what to expect. He cranked out orders very quickly while he was at the school and the staff loved the pick me up! Delicious coffee drinks, quick service, and wonderful staff. Great for events and we would recommend the espresso cart to anyone!

From the owner: Contact Franceschini's to caffeinate your upcoming event - wedding, bridal shower, corporate event,…read moreluncheon, birthday party, etc.! Our highly-mobile, handmade espresso cart was built & designed meticulously to fit the needs of any event, indoor or outdoor, big or small. We can't wait to serve you!

the food is amazing the people are super nice and it is one hundred percent my favorite restaurant…read moreand super amazing and its always super great!!

Wow!! I guess this place has been around since 1950! 76 years!! It was delicious!! We hit this…read moreplace on our way back from Key West. We stopped at Robert Was Here, first. It's a few miles down the road. It is very casual, with a roll of paper towels at your bench. We were fans of the sweet sauce and honey mustard sauce. Great price with a ton of food!!