I got the Bleu Salmon Salad and it was delicious . It had an interesting hibiscus dressing that has a little bit of a kick to it but nothing too spicy

Such a cute spot. Great location and ambiance. Overall, highly recommend! Food and service was great.

This is a perfectly nice place to eat next to Old Town. Nice seating is shared with a couple other places. Order on a screen or your phone. Food is fine. I tried the hot Cheeto burrito, for a laugh, and it was pretty tasty. The rest of my group liked their food fine. The chips were very fresh and good (I assume home made from the taste). Our one ding on the place is it's not really farm to table from what we can tell. That's just some smart marketing to the gringos.

Met Flor, her Husband and little girl. Good food! All fresh no preservatives Super flavorful. All simply ingredients that you've had separately but when they put it together!!!...Magic! Thank you! See you soon

I had a great experience here. I talked to Orlando and he was absolutely so welcoming & kind. He talked about his wife Flor, who design the place, which is so cute btw! The food is really great and everything is made in house. We ate too fast so the photos do not do it justice. Thanks Orlando for the awesome experience & being so accommodating to my toddler!

Located inside the Urban Market food hall right outside Old Town State park. Limited seating area but easy online ordering interface and fast service for what tasted like made from scratch food. Used Yelp checkin special to get vegetarian burrito and nacho taco. Loved both. Burrito was fresh with thinly cut lettuce combined with potatoes and other vegetables, and mild spice . Taco nacho was notable for use of high quality beef and not being too heavy / salty like many nacho dishes. Tortillas are fresh and tasty also. Definitely recommend for a quick stop especially if you're not looking to sit down at one of the nearby restaurants...

I love that Old Town has a little food hall! We decided to try Flor's Farm to Table for our small book club. It's small with a handful of tables inside with a couple outside as well. When you walk in, on the right is an ordering tablet . It has the full menu, so you can just easily order your food and pay at the same time. We came in at a good time, before 11 am, and it wasn't crowded yet, but people were definitely starting to trickle in. My friend and I ordered the Salmon Benedict. The flavors were really good, and instead of an English muffin, everything was loaded on top of a thick corn fritter. Crispy on the outside and dense inside. Unfortunately, both of our salmon were way overcooked, but the flavor was still there. Our friend tried the loaded asada tostada and enjoyed it. It looked delicious. I did see that their menu is vegetarian friendly, too! Apparently, they have a lot of cocktails to try, and next time, I'll ask about that.

My new favorite place in Old Town. I've always avoided coming to Old Town for Mexican food because I feel like the food is catered to the tourist crowd. Flor's actually feels extremely authentic and highlights some very unique dishes. The urban market space that it's located within also reminds me of food markets I've been to in Tijuana. I ordered the shrimp flauta and beef sope. The flauta was my favorite and I will probably order it every time I come here. It has the perfect amount of sauce, spice and pickled onions on top. I enjoyed every bite! The sope was really good too, but I probably should have stuck with the mild hot sauce. I went for hot thinking I could handle it, but I struggled! The staff is very helpful at guiding you through the different protein choices on the menu. They also have a self serve ordering kiosk which is a nice option.