“ The street tacos were so good! You order at the counter and have a seat and they will call you name when your order is ready. It's a small place, but there was literally out the door when I left. I would recommend the tacos for sure and get the grilled and pickled onions! ”

“ Delicious - 3 Asada and my fav Topo Chico and some fun music. Lots on the menu. Super friendly and fast service. Thank you!!! ”

“ We were stopping in on our way to St. Augustine. The food and service was great. The service is order at the counter. The ladies were helpful in ordering. We got tacos and burritos. They were all made fresh. The exterior is a refurbished gas station so don't let that detour you. ”

“ We are just driving through, staying in a hotel nearby and we're about to settle for Dennys. SO GLAD WE DIDN'T. This place is amazing! The green salsa is the best salsa I've ever had and burrito...chefs kiss!! Definitely stop to eat here! People were very nice too, great vibes. ”

“ Absolutely delicious authentic Mexican food! The Barbacoa was sublime! Can't wait to go back! ”

“ Taqueria Miranda is outstanding. If you are looking for authentic Mexican food, great flavors, excellent service, and all at a good price, look no further. When you walk in there is a large menu on the counter. It covers all the bases and from what I've eaten, and what I've seen, you can't go wrong with anything. I love street tacos, and love the ones here. I had three tacos: pastor (pork with pineapple), barbacoa (shredded beef) and lengua (beef tongue). I got the Mexican style, which comes on corn tortillas with cilantro and onion with lime wedges on the side (they also offer Tex-mex style with lettuce and cheese and you can get flour tortillas). I also had rice and beans on the side. Everything was fantastic. They have a counter where you can get cilantro, pickled onions, radishes, and 3 types of sauce. All delicious. I can't say enough how good these were. They were so good I came back a few days later for exactly the same order! I will be back! Probably next week! ”

“ I haven't gone to their physical location, but I did get to experience their food truck last weekend at the free concert Cascades Park was hosting. Have to say that I'm surprised to find authentic Mexican food around these parts. Mainly saying this as the two carne asada tacos I had were delicious, but adding those sauces, particularly the hot sauce, oh baby! That hot sauce made me think of my childhood. My dad, a Mexican himself, often made spicy goodies that made my mouth be on fire. I hated this as a child, but now as an adult, it's a feeling I love. I slathered on the hot sauce, not expecting it to be spicy as it never is, and well, my companion told me I was red and resembling a tomato. I somehow resisted the urge on getting a third taco, too, so yes - I definitely need to remedy that. I want to go to the actual location and try more varieties. Moreover, I believe I saw menudo on their menu and that's not something I see every day. ”

“ Taqueria Miranda is an old gas station converted to a taco joint in Tallahassee, Florida that further reinforces my old belief that the best Mexican food does not come from high-end restaurants, but rather these humble little mom-and-pop type places that have zero ambiance, but the food coming out of the kitchen is killer and shows how amazing of a cuisine Mexican food can be. As I walked in, I glanced at their menu hung up next to the cashier. I ended up going with two tacos (one asada and one chorizo) and a gordita (for this protein, I opted for barbacoa). The tacos were about three dollars each ($2.49 to be exact) and the gordita was four dollars. After I ordered my food at the counter, i chose a table. The food came relatively fast. I went over to the salsa bar which had onions, cilantro, radishes, and three sauces and grabbed a sampling. All in all, the food was very good. Well, the tacos were. The gordita was okay, but nothing amazing. I would definitely recommend this particular establishment and I will give it five stars overall. ”