Nachos Live

Had a great experience here today! The food was delicious. Portion size was great. We enjoyed the papa’s tray which has two meats. It was a good size to share with two people. We chose the pork and the carne asada and they were both so good! They also have a kids tray that is just chips and queso, and it was just right for our little one who wasn’t interested in meat/toppings. I actually thought that one would make a good snack if you’re out and about in the day. The tomatoes/onions/etc were fresh and very well chopped so the size was uniform—made for a better bite each time. The guacamole was yummy! We were impressed by the service as well. The cashier was friendly and helpful with suggestions. Could tell it was a family owned business. While we were eating, one of the employees came and gave our little one a chip shaped stuffy! We ate inside and it was clean and had a fun atmosphere. Plenty of seating and nice and cool on a hot day. Can’t wait to come back!

This was a nice little loaded nacho place. The workers were kind and did a great job of helping. We got a three person nacho and it was a good size for our family of four. (The little ones are 4 and 1 and didn’t have a huge appetite tonight, so on a regular day the family nacho might have been better for us.)

The nachos themselves were good, we would have liked a bit more nacho cheese on them and less tomatoes, though those are personal preferences. The chips on bottom were a bit soggy but I can’t say that is any different than any other loaded nachos I’ve had. Overall, we enjoyed our experience with Nachos Live.

We ordered a mama’s tray, a papa’s tray and two drinks and it came out to almost $50. We waited about 20 minutes for our food. Someone had mentioned that you get a free dessert but one was not offered. I liked that there was seating indoors. I ordered the mama’s tray and only ate about half, it was too much for me. I would go again but not anytime soon.

This place is so so yummy! I’m sad we’ve waited so long to eat here. The food was delicious and the environment was really fun with a toddler. My daughter had a lot of room to run around and play, write on the chalkboard, play with the drums, etc. And they gave us a complimentary desert. We will definitely be coming back.

It's like a food truck/trailer turned permanent location. There isn't a lot of seating and the shade is non-existent until later in the day. Even then, you only have shade provided by the building.
That being said, the employees were very kind and helpful. We came on a Saturday night and there was a "band" playing in the building. The building was much cooler than the 99 degree outdoors but it was so loud, we chose to stay outside.
I'm sure you are reading this for the food. So let's get down to that.
When you see the size of the pans you think even the 3 meat Nachos Tray wouldn't be enough for a couple. My wife and I got the Papa's and that was enough for both of us. We ordered then given a pager and sat, waiting for it to be made.
It took about 10 minutes. It was hot and I was amazed at the size! (That's what she said.) There were plenty of toppings and the amount of meat was a fair amount. (Stay with me focused on the nachos.) We ate all the crispy chips and got about half way through before we had no more crispy chips. But the chips held their own and even though they weren't crispy and I'd switched to a fork, they were still good.
We got the chicken and pulled pork. Both were delicious and added greatly to the nachos.
All in all, was it worth the seemingly high costs? Yes. Could I have made a pile of nachos myself with the same ingredients for less? Yes. The point in visiting though is to support local small businesses and I would visit again. I would say the Papa's tray is probably the best bang for the buck though.