Wacamole Street Food — Restaurant in Virginia Beach

Newer Mexican-pizza joint that's off Oceana Blvd beside the base. The tiny strip has a 7-11 and dry cleaners. There are plenty of parking spots. The lot was and walk up was clear of debris.

I hit them up at opening on a weekday. No other customers were present. The restaurant is small with a few tables. I suspect most customers carryout. There was no decor on the walls. I found everything was clean including the restroom which seems remodeled.

The staff, likely owner was friendly and offered suggestions. I really wanted to try their flour tacos. I ordered three Alambre's which are described as steak, green pepper, bacon, cheese and pineapple. The price with a bottle of Jarrito's Watermelon was $18+. Cash or credit card tips available.

My order cranked out in less than 10 minutes in a foil pan. Napkins and plastic fork was provided. The aroma was good. My drink tasty. The tacos had nice flavor and I liked pineapples in the mix. The tortillas were fresh and filled to the brim with ingredients. Overall pretty good, but overly greasy. I enjoyed and ate all three.

I would not rush back, but have no problem with recommending them for a try. 3.5 rounding down seems to fit...

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Wakamole on Harper’s Road in Virginia Beach is a hidden gem for anyone craving authentic Latin flavors. The place is spotless, welcoming, and has a warm, friendly staff who go above and beyond to make you feel at home. Prices are very affordable for the quality you get.

Today, I tried a Salvadoran classic — pupusas — and the first bite instantly transported me back home. I even asked for an unusual recipe, and to my surprise, they gladly agreed to prepare it just for me. That level of care and attention is rare and truly appreciated.

If you’re looking for a genuine Latin meal experience, Wakamole is the place to go. Delicious food, wonderful service, and a personal touch that will leave you smiling. Highly...

I've been here before and love the idea of Mexican cuisine on pizza and love the taco Asada pizza. I pre-ordered 2 pies, one taco birria the other taco asada and disappointment is an understatement. The taco birria pizza barely had any cheese on it and was under cooked. Dough was floppy and way too soft and should've probably cooked for another 5 minutes. The taco asada pizza must've been some joke, mix up with another order or a huge misunderstanding. The taco asada was simply an undercooked cheese pizza with steak bites on it, didn't include the onions, cilantro or green sauce like the menu said. It will probably take some time before I consider...