Guadalupe Tex-Mex Kitchen — Restaurant in Florida

🌟 Guadalupe Tex-Mex: A Food Truck Feast Worth Every Bite! 🌟

If you’re craving bold, authentic Tex-Mex flavors served with a side of genuine hospitality, look no further than Guadalupe Tex-Mex, the food truck that’s winning hearts and taste buds alike.

The Food? Unforgettable. This isn’t just Tex-Mex; it’s a flavor explosion! The birria tacos are nothing short of exquisite—perfectly tender, rich, and bursting with authentic spices. Pair them with the savory, perfectly seasoned grilled steak, and you’ve got a meal that rivals any sit-down restaurant. Every bite feels like a celebration of traditional flavors, made fresh and served with care.

Service That Feels Like Home. What truly sets Guadalupe Tex-Mex apart is the warm, welcoming service. From the moment you approach the truck, you’re greeted with smiles and genuine hospitality that makes you feel like part of the family. It’s the kind of attention that turns a quick meal into a memorable experience.

Casual Comfort for Dining In. Want to savor your meal on-site? Guadalupe Tex-Mex has thoughtfully set up tables beside the truck, offering a cozy spot to enjoy your food while soaking up the atmosphere. Whether you’re dining solo or with friends, it’s a perfect setup for a laid-back, flavorful meal.

Bottom Line: Guadalupe Tex-Mex proves that some of the best meals come from food trucks. With incredible food, heartfelt service, and a cozy spot to enjoy it all, this is a must-visit for Tex-Mex lovers. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, stop by and treat yourself to an unforgettable culinary...

Ordered some uber eats from this place and ordered roughly 50 bucks worth of food + taxes and fees coming out to about 70 bucks.

All things considered, food was still good despite it being via delivery. Horchata was authentic and delicious.

Tried the Birria tacos and it was good, of course you need to pair it with. Was definitely pricey for what you got, but if you want a small taste of home-- you get what you get.

Also tried both the regular and special asada tacos they had and noticed a negligible difference, but thought they were pretty pricey.

The Asada Burrito was definitely filling. The taste was akin to eating at Chipotle. Definitely smaller than the burritos in SD.

Maybe I'm being a little too harsh and used to being spoiled by San diego food, but all things considered it is good and I would go back to give them a second chance to try the food in person.

However, if you are used to the quality and quantity that's over in San Diego-- don't be disappointed. It's definitely good for...

We had a group order for 5. Unfortunately, the 3 of us that ordered the Amigos tacos had to eat them with a spoon & fork due to the shells being soggy & falling apart (I've never had street tacos that came with just one shell). Sour cream was extremely runny. The veggie quesadilla was a greasy mess as well. I had the asada & chicken meats on my tacos & while I feel they had great flavor, the asada was very dry & there wasn't much meat on any of them. The red sauce on the side was spicy (as it should be) & amazing. I also ordered the chips & cheese dip. I did not expect mass produced, store bought chips. Unfortunately, this was the first & will be the last order we...