Great food, reasonably priced. Nice service. We are happy…read moreto have this place close to us and hope other costumers will order food there also. They will enjoy it.

Latin American Nicaraguan and Mexican food truck! Food was on point and delicious. I had the…read morecarne asada plate with bean and rice with coleslaw. It was delicious! Being from Los Angeles and finding this spot made me feel like home. So happy to find this spot in Pensacola.

Food is always tasty, the tortas, tacos, and asada is delicious! Darling is accommodating and…read moreoffered to prepare things for us that aren't on the menu. Try the Asada Fritas or the campechano fritas, limited seating outside but the food is worth it!

Hands down the best pickled red onions (Xnipec) in town, they go great over some of the best tacos…read moreI've had here in Pensacola. The salsas are also divine. If you want some authentic tacos this is the place.

We ate here yesterday for lunch and had an amazing experience! Cute, not so little, strip shop…read morerestaurant with table side service. We were greeted and seated immediately and met with our server right away. The staff was all super nice and worked very quickly. The ambience is fun with colorful Day of the Dead and other cultural paintings on the wall. The margaritas were well balanced, old school classic style with foam on top. Options for rimmers included salt, sugar, or tajin. Very delicious and made to order. Salsa was very fresh and light. My tostada, cheese enchilada, and asada street taco were all flavorful, cooked perfectly, fresh and delicious. My husband had the Burrito California loaded with delicious ingredients. It seriously could have fed 3-4 people. We loved this place, highly recommend it, and will be back soon!!!

Came here based on a recommendation from a friend who said they had the 'best Mexican food in…read moretown'. But in fact, it is a Chilean food truck and the next door food truck is Salvadorian, which I was even more excited to try. Viva is run by a sweet older man who gave me his recommendations, so I took them and ordered the Churrasco Sandwich (avocado, mayonnaise, tomato, and steak) which came with fries and the cheese empanadas for my mom. The sandwich was incredibly flavorful, the steak tasted amazing, there was an over abundance of avocado which is rare because you know how most restaurants can be stingy on crushed avo! The fries were crispy and perfect with ketchup, my mom loved the cheese empanadas, I also tried a bite and they were flakey and crispy, cheese inside was gooey and warm, you can't go wrong with a great empanada! I was happy we tried this spot and that it didn't end up being Mexican (which I also love btw), I've never tried Chilean food before and more people should know about Viva! There were more people at the Salvadorian spot next to it but it shared the same patio, I'd be curious to try the other spot when I come back to Pensacola. All in all, a great experience, bursting with flavor. 10/10!

The special menu for you guys Come here and try Chile food…read more‍‍‍and they have the ceviche is from Chile so good and refresh

Oh my gosh! I didn't think there was any chance I would find a place that rivals Taqueria El…read moreAsador but this place, while very different and very similar, is absolutely just as good! And on the completely other end of town... The tacos el pastor are reminiscent of the tacos I was eating on the shores of Los Cabos with bits of pineapple giving a little umph to the marinated pork. And the tamales wrapped in banana leaves took me back to the Yucatan peninsula with the uniquely seasoned and wrapped tamales. Their food is just amazing! The service is good, too. You order at the makeshift counter (this is an outdoor stall of sorts situated with Chilean and Salvadorian neighbors) then they deliver the food to your table along with salsas and flatware. While there isn't air conditioning, luckily there was a nice light breeze when we were there. This trip we very much enjoyed both Mexican and Salvadorian food. Unfortunately, the Chilean stall was closed. I guess we will have to return! That won't be a problem, I'm looking forward to more of this places delectable cuisine.

They're back! Follow them on fb at https://www.facebook.com/ChileLindoRinconLatino and note the…read moreupdated menu and prices. Nice truck to have with the other 2 at this location, and they have recently expanded the seating quite a bit.

Pros: Ambiance was good. Very Tex Mex. Lots of murals all…read moreround, and there was even a fountain in the middle of the whole restaurant. Service is great. Very friendly people, and the food comes out at the speed of light. The food itself is awesome, too. It's a big menu, with some interesting stuff, but the birria tacos I had were yummy, and so was the burrito I got to try. Cons: No real cons at all. A nice Tex Mex place. Tips: You probably can't go wrong with anything you order here. I always like to fill up on chips and then just take the entree home. Lol.

The only negative to this place is they don't have a liquor license. Food is good, service is fast,…read moreand ambience is a cut above most Mexican restaurants. And the prices are fair, especially at lunchtime. I get lunch plates to go fairly often.

Pros: Love the scene. Just a truck with some benches right…read moreon the ride of the road. Some of the best restaurants are just like that! The menu is expansive. There are so many options, it can get overwhelming. But anything you order will probably be delicious. The meats were all tender, the rice and beans were all well seasoned, the tortillas were all as soft or as crispy as they should be. Cons: Most of the small items come in bulk, so if you want one flauta, you should specify, or you might get three or four flautas. If they'll even do just one, I'm not sure. Barely a con. I'm never gonna complain about four flautas. Lol. Tips: The birria tacos were the best I've ever had. And if you like big ol burritos, their pretty is big and pretty ol.

Saw this cute food truck with a line and thought I would give it a go! Ordered Lengua tacos and a…read morepork tamale. Service was quick and my food came out nice and hot. The tacos were good. Felt I was missing some extra veg. The green sauce was super tasty and the red sauce almost put me on fire. Disappointed in the tamale though, it was super dry and crumbly.

Hands down the best empanadas that I've had here in the south and the people running the place are…read morebeyond nice and super attentive. I had the chicken and my husband the beef. The empanadas were hand made when we ordered them, arrived blazing hot, fabulously crispy and absolutely stuffed full of meat. The chicken was even breast - yeah! Don't be discouraged by the hole in the wall appearance - you are making a serious mistake if you are in the mood for Hispanic food and pass this place by. My new go to lunch joint!

I love this little place and they also serve Filipino foods... I love their melon drink and…read moretacos... the flan was soo good... I like how wide the place is plenty of space... I would eat there everyday if I could