Hi/Fi Tex-Mex BBQ

Food was delicious, but the seating situation was a little odd. There were booths available but I was seated at the bar, where there’s not much room or space between the preparation station and the customer. Seemed like an ideal place to hang out with friends, but I was from out of town and by myself.

Sitting here having just finished 3 tacos feeling the urgent need to leave a review. Each one was phenomenal, both in flavor profile and quality/freshness of ingredients (particularly the meats), a refreshing relief for the price point. Check this place out - I’m thoroughly impressed!

We recently moved to VA from Texas so finding good BBQ has been a challenge but the search is over. We were incredibly impressed with everything we got. We had moist brisket, sausage, rice and beans, plantains and cream. The brisket was mouthwatering and tender and all the sides were great. The guy who took care of us was super nice too! Can’t wait to come back!!

An early Sunday dinner for three found tables easy to come by, the games open, and the staff helpful and attentive. Five tacos, a platter and a quesadilla, with two cocktails and tip came to just over $100. Two of our three diners reported mediocre flavors and excess grease. One reported an enjoyable mix of smoky barbecue and tex-mex flavors. Part of the "HiFi" schtick is the music vibe, which in this case was an hour's worth of Linkin Park and System of a Down. Unlike other places, where you endure a bad song or two in an otherwise mixed playlist, here they say they stick to vinyl, meaning if you don't like the music, buckle up because you're getting 5-7 bad tracks in a row, before they switch over to another, closely related artist in a *very* particular genre. It shows a real commitmen

A new bbq joint in mosaic with a fun twist on some classics. The orange soda carnitas was juicy and tender. Smoked wings were excellent, and all the pickled vegetables and salsas served with the meats help cut through the fatiness. Will be coming back!