Ordered takeout while traveling, and Stella was incredibly helpful. The food was delicious, and her…read morefriendly service made the experience even better. Thanks, Stella!

I moved to the area from San Diego and FINALLY found authentic, delicious and real Mexican food…read more Great menu and delicious, well presented Justine. The decor and vibe is warm, friendly and authentic. Service is top notch h and our Christopher is friendly and fun and on top of it. I recommend this highly and will be back many times for a post mountain bike lunch.

Very good authentic Latin food. They have been here for a long time. Tortas are yum. There is even…read morea small Latin Tienda attached.

Absolutely amazing food here! We just moved here from Arizona and I personally grew up in Southern…read moreCalifornia so am used to really good Mexican food and have been very disappointed since moving here until we found this place. Tacos are so good, rice too and can't wait to try their other items soon. Staff is very friendly as well. We drive 45 minutes just to come here because it's so good, highly recommend!

One of the few places open on Sunday in this small shopping center, other than the Engles. Cute…read morekind of western style Mexican restaurant with a bar. Sundays special had a margarita cadillac for $9, which is a good deal, but I drink a little bit too much from wedding festivities earlier so passed on the drinks. After looking back on the menu, I now see they gave us the dinner menu when we were eating around 1PM because the item I ordered wasn't even on the lunch menu (the dinner menu has slightly higher prices assuming because they are usually larger portions). I ordered the Barbacoa burrito ($15.99), it was decent, a little bland though. I also wish there were more veggies incorporate. There was a small piece of lettuce covered in sour cream. My friend ordered the tacos al pastor ($15.99) which were nice and had a kick. They also did give chips and queso free of charge. I think it was queso at least, they just dropped it off and didn't tell us what it was but it was good. The servers were nice, but this area definitely has small town vibes because people kept accidentally mistaking me for someone who looks like me. It looked like this shop was pretty popular for the area. Seemed pretty crowded but not too crowded. The server said that the most popular item was the arroz con pollo, which is classic cheese chicken and rice (reminds me of my hometown Mexican spot go to since that's also the most popular item haha) They also have outdoor seating/ a nice separate patio area that gave me tiki bar vibes.

In the most endearing way possible, Sol y Luna is just about as ubiquitous of a Mexican restaurant…read moreas you can get. If you told me I had never been to this restaurant before I wouldn't doubt it. So imagine my surprise when the Hendersonville contingent of my family said I had been here not once, not twice, but countless times as a child. Kind of heartwarming, really. My memory loss, not so much. I was promised large portions by my cousin, and it did not disappoint. The portions were massive, and for the size the quality of the food was really solid as well. Our server was lovely, and the prices were relatively affordable. There's nothing not to love. Next time I'm in town I'll be sure to stop on by again. This time, though, I'll remember it.

I ordered the Burrito combo. You have the options for what goes inside as they work your order in…read morefront of you. The food was delicious! Jose and his family treat you well as you enjoy the experience and are blessed with friendly service. There is authentic music playing and the atmosphere was upbeat throughout my entire stay. I will be back to try other items from the large menu!

Burrito was okay. Place is clean and nicely appointed. Service was fine, though they were not clear…read moreon up charges till they already handed you the check. $1 extra for a very small sprinkling of queso was unexpected. Steak was not great quality. Pretty mediocre overall. With the reviews I was hoping for better.

food was absolutely disgusting in my opinion. Nachos tasted old and stale and after a bite of a…read moredish thought I'd get food poisoning. I say try at your own risk , ate at multiple places and food trucks. I have never left a negative review. If it was optional I would not leave 1 star.

We stopped by whistle hop for a couple of beers and we were excited to see a new food truck…read more Unfortunately it was a little underwhelming. The Carne Asada Quesadillas needed seasoning desperately and the nachos were a miss. For the price paid, I expected more than store-bought chips and nacho cheese from a #10 can. The pork on the nachos was good, though scarce. Maybe it was an off day; I'd give them a second chance.

Some of the best Mexican food ever! I highly recommend the Huaraches Cash only and outdoor seating.read more

Great Mexican street tacos. Food truck type of place. Perfect stop before some hiking. Al Pastor…read morewas my favorite. Chorizo was also delicious.

Let's start with the important stuff, the food! The food was delicious! The salsa was very…read moreflavorful, definitely more tomato flavor than anything, but still very good! Once we ordered, our food came out quickly! We did the lunch menu pollo loco and burrito frito. The restaurant itself is a little run down and could use some updates inside and out, but the food is worth it.

Terrible service, average food. The worst is they over charge at checkout, on the food, taxes etc…read more When you call them out on it, they pretend they don't speak English. Becareful. ​​

This is where to go to get the best Torta Cubana, period. The flavor of this sandwich just soothes…read morethe soul. It is massive though so be prepared to eat a lot, have leftovers, or split it between two people. It is a flavor bomb and addictive. The other menu items are great too but this is just mind blowing.

Hidden Gem! For anyone within 30ish minutes of this place... GO! Hands down top 3 tacos I have ever…read morehad nationwide. I have traveled from the East Coast to West Coast, and I realize that this is just a food truck, but I was training at the North Carolina justice center up the road and convinced my entire class to come eat here on day two after I was overwhelmed on day one. Nothing disappoints and the cheese dip with Mexican sausage is to die for. You will thank me. Enjoy!!