“Every time my mother and I visit Trends Urban Cafe, we leave satisfied! There isn't a dish so far that we've tried and not liked! The food is very tasty and flavorful. Some dishes we've enjoyed there are the fried green tomatoes, bourbon collards, cauliflower bites, jerk salmon quesadillas, blackened salmon sandwich with those awesome cilantro parmesan-garlic fries, steak hoagie, and the current running special which includes blackened salmon, curry cauliflower rice with kale, and Naan bread on the side. I may not be using the exact names on the menu, but I can honestly say that each dish was great and left me wanting for more! We're not a vegan, but you couldn't tell the way we enjoy their food! We look forward to our next visit!“
“Tasty tasty tasty. As usual a fantastic meal. For 14 years we have shopped and eaten here. Every single entree is authentic. We have never had a bad meal here. Beautiful fresh meat to purchase as well. Lunch time is always packed with a line. Dinner time is always fabulous, great proportions. Always fresh and hot. Chicharonas are I can't delicious.“
“Overall we enjoyed our time/food at this restaurant. While It wasn’t a huge deal, in part because it was such a beautiful day to sit and relax on their well-put-together patio (with their great selection of music!) and though they only had 2 other diners, besides us…service was slow. But, as fortune would have it, we landed/lucked into arriving during Happy Hour, but it turned out to be 1/2 Happy when our $5 Margarita Mock Tails, came to us, we were informed that us that it was not possible for them to execute a frozen Virgin Margarita…something about their mixer and how it was not conducive to the likes of ice and a blender. I didn’t mind, as I ordered mine, exactly that way, but my friend was a little disappointed, that they did not give her the opportunity, to order a different drink of her liking because they have a generous selection of drinks of the fruity persuasion and quite possibly, at least one of them had to accommodate her frozen drink preference. As we sipped along, shedid report it passed muster and had a stable position on her likability scale. I was digging mine, though they overlooked my request of a salted rim. Word to the wise-I wouldn’t consider it a traditional margarita, as there was club soda in it and while I appreciated the fresh lime juice, it really tasted like the base of a mojito…minus the alcohol. On another note, as we soaking up the sun and some fun-we noticed they had table-top “fire places” (forgot what you call them) and stand-up heaters and we thought that it would be inviting for some after work ambience, with a side of comfortability and possibility of a realistic patio plan on those chilly evenings-nice touch Guac Taco! Like I said, overall we enjoyed ourselves-we would recommend it to others and without reserve, return happily in the very near future! Oh and not unlike Trend Urban Cafe-they offer complimentary and freshly herb-infused water, which always is a winner in my book! Also-their space was especially clean and the women’s bathroom followed suit! So make a Guac Taco Trip and see for yourself, why so many reviewers are advising others to refrain from overlooking this new gem on Stone Mountain. And really, tell me-where you can come across a quality and freshly-squeezed lime margarita for $5!?! Lastly…don’t forget to sign-up for their Customer Rewards Program. Godspeed and Bon Chance!Vegetarian options: All I can think of presently, is the Portobello Mushroom Asada and the Vegan Taco TreatsParking: Unfortunately- there is not parking right at restaurant’s curb, which would have been helpful to disabled people, butthey do have a ramp which is right in front of the establishment.Wheelchair accessibility: It’s a little far from the car to the ramp, but I just had my friend drop me right in front of restaurant at the ramp…easy peezy!“
“The food took a little while and it is a little pricey.. BUT, the food was fresh and hot, and there was PLENTY of it. We ordered 5 tacos de asada, 5 tacos de al pastor, a burrito de asada, 1 large Horchata and 1 medium Jamaica and spent about $70. The aguas frescas were pretty good and the tacos have double tortillas and are stuffed with meat. The burrito was pretty basic and they gave us 2 big tubs of salsas (red and green). Over all the experience was good.“
“I’m all for supporting small local businesses, especially black owned. I honestly thought it was gonna be Mexicans working the truck so it was a shock to see it was an ebony man. There was a twist seeing how it was made by a black guy. It was different but in a good way. I got jerk chicken and two steak tacos and I wish I’d gotten more sauce for my tacos, only because I like a LOT of sauce and they were some nice size tacos so sauce on each bite would have been better. But they were definitely really good. I like to try different places authentic tacos to taste how everyone can do their own spin on something as common as tacos and it definitely was a good different for me. I’d highly recommend ?✊?and the owner and girl working there were very nice and friendly“