“Excellent tacos at very reasonable prices with quick turnaround and friendly service.These people are open more than Google hours would indicate. I've been wanting to try this place for awhile but normally I already have tacos in my belly when I pass by and see they're open. Today was finally the day.I ordered a tripas, an al pastor and a campechanos. All were very good, but my favorite was the tripas. Their tortillas must be home made. Their corn tortillas were fantastic! Both red and green sauce were delicious, but something about the red sauce makes it my favorite of the two. I think it's the chili they use.I ate the first 3 tacos and the tripas were so good that I had to get 2 more. I don't normally eat 5 tacos during a single sitting, but here we are.Excellent taco truck and I'll definitely be going back!Edit: I've been back a few times, the last being just a few minutes ago. Always friendly service, the food is top notch, and two of us just absolutely stuffed ourselves for $24. I mean we ordered way too much food and couldn't even eat it all. Awesome taco spot FOR SURE.“
“Overall a good lunch. Large tacos with lots of meat. The chorizo was great, barbacoa was super flavorful and not too wet. The tortillas are homemade and fantastic. The pastor was pretty good. Sopes weren’t quite crispy enough, and the fries were soggy (ordered some for the kids). Very pleasant service and nice atmosphere. You can tell the owners love what they do and are glad to bring good food to people. I would recommend it, and would probably suggest eating there if you’re getting anything fried; that may have been the issue with our sopes and fries (though we only traveled about 2 miles before we ate).Parking: Not tons of space!“
“Tacos were the bomb. Only reason I'm leaving 4 stars is i didn't get all the tacos I had ordered. Was missing 3 tacos. Too far to go back and tell them. But will definitely come back again and I'll be sure to check my bag before leaving again.“
“I can't give this place a truly fair review as I've only had one taco here - a bajillion times, mind you, but one taco. They have a salsa bar with red sauce, green sauce, and creamy green. Not a fan of red, but absolutely love both of the greens. There's also cilantro + onions and pickled jalapenos + carrots cut lengthwise that are are probably from a can, but an awesome offering.Now then, the taco I've had? Al pastor, of course. The price-to-filling ratio is so good that you'll want to order sooo many extra. These al pastor tacos are one of the good ones hence why I went to this taco truck that was so darn out of the way for many reasons (Kyle, for starters... and then it's out in some weird location). But that never stopped us from taking road trips here.Also, they have horchata dispensers below the cash register. Bit of a weird location, but the horchata was your typical cheap but delicious horchata.“
“I am always on a search for real Al Pastor. The kind the comes from el trompo (see pic) if you don't know what el trompo is. Found it deep in the heart of TexMex county of all places. This place Is grandísimo! The Al Pastor is delish! Very authentic. Feels like you are in Mexico inside. They even have tacos de caballo. The staff was great and speak mostly Spanish...bonus! I will be back to this place whenever I am in town.“
“The mini street tacos(taquitos) are absolutely delicious with so much flavor! You get five with a choice of two meats, I got fajita beef and pastor. It's served with two grilled green onion bulbs and a serrano, with fresh onion and cilantro on top.Their green sauce is also so flavorful that I bought some to take home for drinking lol jk. I've only gone to this place twice and got the same great flavor and service!“
“Wear comfortable shoes since the wooden floor is uneven and the parking area is not cement. There were lots of tables and seating areas. There are food trucks, but the night I went, they weren't open. Music was a good variety of Latin, country, and hip-hop.“