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Wow hidden gem. I’m not one that normally checks out food places inside gasoline stops, however one this day I wanted tacos and was bored of the same old ones I go to near me. Found this place on Yelp. I ordered some breakfast tacos. While I waited I looked around in the gasoline shop, it had some slit machine looking things in there. I thought was kinda cool. I also got some coffee. My order was ready and I eat in the car cuz I was not driving and I was hungry. The potato and egg tacos were so stinking delicious. I wanted more. I think there was some oil on the bottom of the to go box and I dipping some of my taco in it , it was that good. I will definitely be returning here often.

Tacos Tecalitlan Menu with Prices 5309 Guide Meridian, Bellingham

When it’s that cold time of the year this is where I head for my favorite champurrado in town — currently costs $2.50, bring cash. Their carnitas tacos aren’t bad either. Service is polite and bi-lingual (English and Spanish) and there is indoor or outdoor seating available. There seems to always be a few cars outside of this taco truck, I think it’s because the food appeals to everyone, tastes way better than taco bell, and is more authentic in its offerings.Negative: beware of the big potholes driving up to the taco truck.Bottom line, if you find yourself driving by hungry, stop and give it a try — you may be pleasantly surprised. At the very least, from November – March get the champurrado, it’s delicious!

Senor Bravo In and Out – Menu with Prices – 545 Trade St NW, Winston-Salem

I love this place and I ride my motorcycle one hour for his tacos. What I love about this place is the rule order your food, then eat then pay. Don’t try and pay before you eat it’s a no no. You get tacos gringo that’s lettuce and cheese, or Mexican meat cilantro and onions (that’s the way I get mine) of course you can get nachos, burritos, me I’m a taco guy. A taco order is 3 I always get 4. I am driving an hour. If you’re in Winston-Salem needs some tacos you might want to try them here, bye for now.

Cantina Taco – Menu with Prices – 117 S Main St, Rockford

We’ve been fans of their tacos getting them at the market as well as through Stewart Square Eatery for years and now we’re so excited that Cantina Taco finally has its very own restaurant! I have not had the chance to eat inside yet but I did order delivery to my work one afternoon and was not disappointed. Here’s what I ordered: 1. The fish tacos – I’m a seafood fan and I tend to lean towards fish tacos whenever I stop at a taco place but I think these may be my new go-to. I was extremely impressed with how well seasoned and perfectly crisp their fish batter was without overpowering the fish itself and their slightly sweet slaw offered a great balance in the taco. 2. Chorizo brunch taco – chorizo, egg, potato – nicely cooked and delicious! 3. Chips and queso – Whatever is in their queso is creamy and addicting. Be warned, you’re probably not going to want to share (though there’s more than enough to.) Overall, I was happy as always with their tacos and would definitely recommend it ?

El Ranchero Meat Market – Menu with Prices – 1814 N Story Rd, Irving

After visiting this taco place so many times and always being satisfied with the tacos me and my husband recently had a really bad experience. My husband found a ball of hair in his tacos and it was so disgusting I immediately told him to call so that he can get his order replaced. I honestly was so disgusted I didnâ??t even want to finish my own tacos. He called and was told to take the tacos back to them and so he can speak to the manager in charged. After we got there I got off with my husband and we showed the lady the box with the tacos and the hair ball we found. She immediately tried to insinuate that we put the hair ball in there. She also went on to say that the place was clean and the guys who made the tacos didnâ??t see anything. This got me really Angry. First of all we had not eat all day we were starving and decided to pick up tacos from here. As soon as we ordered them we got home and started eating. Putting hair balls in my tacos is not really how I would like to spend my afternoon. I donâ??t have time for bs like this. She also said that the hair would have been â??wetâ? if we truly did find it there. I this point I was extremely angry and just wanted to know if she was going to replace my order or not. The box had 7 tacos and my husband had only eat 3 he was still hungry. We didnâ??t want free food we just wanted the tacos that werenâ??t accompanied by a hair ball. Not coming here for a really long time.

Tacos Villa Del Sol – Menu with Prices – 2802 Chihuahua St, Laredo

The place is located right next to the papi chulos drive thru and every time I would pass by there in the morning I would see a lot of people standing there. I always wondered why people would be standing outside in Laredo’s heat for some breakfast tacos. Last month I decided to give it a try since Its only 3 blocks from where we live. All I can say I wish I had gone before! I had a desebrada taco and a potato egg on flour tortilla. The tortilla is made from scratch and cooked to perfection, the desebrada meat has a great flavor that makes you want to eat more than one. They give you red and green salsa and both of them have the most delicious taste. The potatoes on my taco where cooked to perfection and with the red salsa added to them it was a match made in heaven! You all dont know what you are missing! They are MUST have tacos! I now got my co-workers hooked to their delicious tacos. Just a little advice, call ahead to place your order so you want have to be waiting. They call you once your order is ready for pick up.

Gasoline Street Coffee Company – Menu with Prices – 643 First Avenue, Pittsburgh

If you’re ever within walking distance of this local coffee shop, ditch your normal Starbucks run and come here instead. This comfy little place is fantastic! They’re tucked away across the street from the First Avenue Garage and T Station, and they’re totally worth your time if you’re in the downtown area. When I worked downtown, I figured it just made sense to combine my caffeine run or snack break with an afternoon walk; so I would visit Gasoline Street when time and good weather allowed me to. Yes, even as a non-coffee drinker, I found myself making the small trek to Gasoline Street. There were just so many good things to sample! Hot spiced cider…chai lattes…fresh smoothies…there are a variety of lovely beverages of all flavors and styles to enjoy here. Plus, if you’re in the mood to work while sipping on your favorite brew, the couches and chairs here will definitely meet your needs. And Gasoline Street has a tasty few sandwiches and baked goods to keep you fueled as well as caffeinated while working. In addition to their location and menu making a strong impression, their decór is very unique. True to the shop’s name you can find everything from gas-pump art installations to Gulf station signage on the interior walls. I doubt you’ll find another shop quite like Gasoline Street in the area – so be sure to enjoy this one whenever you can!

The Iron Daisy – Menu with Prices – 507 W Gaines St, Tallahassee

My daughter and I came here for dinner tonight. The server greeted us and told us we could take menus and sit wherever we wanted but we would need to come up to the bar to order. We found a table for two and talked while looking at the menu. We were interrupted by two flies that loved that table for some reason so we let them have it! We decided to eat at the bar. I ordered a hibiscus tea and the trio of Gaines street tacos- all with beyond beef (vegetarian beef option as I’m not a huge fan of jackfruit). My daughter ordered chicken quesadillas and we also wanted to check out the chips & salsa. The food came out fast! The tea was good- very mildly sweet. I liked the red and green tacos but I was not into the orange taco. The chips were greasy and unsalted, but the salsa tasted good although it was a bit too thin- rolled right off the chips. She loved the chicken quesadillas, but the beans were flavorless. So we were kinda disappointed with the food, but the server was super sweet and the decor is cool.

Tacos El Catrin – Menu with Prices – 501 N Bristol St, Santa Ana

So there I was looking for a quick meal driving down Bristol, I thought I wanted tacos so I saw this new Taco truck, so I pulled up with my boys, at first glance the place looked clean and smelled delicious, which is like a breath of fresh air concidering that not many taco spots can boast of good food and hygene (usually one or the other but not both). So I went ahead and tried me the mulitas, a crafted tortilla with cheese, meet, more cheese and another tortilla on top, it was like an explosion of flavors, I immediately closed my eyes and was instantly transported to my child hood memories of street tacos in Mexico, when I finally opened them the owner offered me a free horchata water since it is their first week. Great service!!!

El Grito Taqueria – Menu with Prices – 120 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Madison

Seriously good food, and one of my favorite carts in Madison!! They usually feature three types of tacos on their menu: two different meats and one vegetable taco. I love their meat (brisket, pork and chicken) tacos but be sure to NOT EXCLUDE that vegetable (sweet potato, roasted carrot, and cauliflower) taco! Sounds strange, but they’ve got me hooked on that veggie taco. I always order one of each, no matter what’s featured that day. They use fresh, farm ingredients, with bold and spicy flavors. Their habanero sauce is homemade and definitely brings the heat. If they ever decide to bottle that sauce, I’d be the first to pre-order a case of datt!!!! Sometimes they have house-made drinks, like horchata or watermelon agua. Both will quench your thirst and satisfy your taste buds!

The Tin Man Grill(Food Truck/Tacos) – Menu with Prices – 7767 Five Mile Rd, Cincinnati

Tin Man Grill Review Tacos are among the world’s most perfect food. The taco offers a culinary canvas of unlimited possibilities and incredible potential. Tacos, like pizza, can be be good even when they are bad. They can be authentic or creative but they are almost always delicious. Tin Man Grill, a food truck based in Anderson Township, is a revelation. While not authentic, you’ll want to head to Tacos Locos in a parking lot in Pleasant Ridge for the best authentic tacos in town, they are unique and delicious. Tin Man Grill is no ordinary food truck. Instead of being housed in something resembling a repurposed UPS truck, Tin Man is operating out of a gorgeous refurbished 1950’s era Spartan Manor camper. The shiny metal glistens in the sun, a shiny beacon summoning hungry diners. But this is not just a fancy trailer. As you approach you are tantalized by the unmistakable aroma of smoked meat. It fills the air around the silver trailer upping the anticipation. You see, Tin Man is serving delicious, fresh chicken and pork tacos smoked to perfection in dual Big Green Eggs. The results are stunning as the pulled meats are moist, flavorful, and infused with smoke. The menu is simple, but do not think that will make your decision easy. Grilled Pork Tacos. Pineapple pork tacos. Grilled strawberry chicken taco. Chicken avocado taco. And Sweet. Potato. Taco. Yes, Sweet. Potato. Taco. It’s as weird and delicious as it sounds. The smoked meats and tasty potatoes are paired with delicious, fresh, house-made toppings, salsas, veggies, sauces and cheese. Everything on the taco tastes clean, fresh, and serves to add to the flavor of the taco. Despite having strong flavors like pineapple, strawberry, and cilantro the flavor of the smoked meats still stands on its own. It’s evident that these recipes were carefully thought out to let every flavor work together and for each one to shine. I did not ask for any substitutions, nor would I recommend any unless of course you do not like a specific ingredient. I cannot stress how fresh and clean everything from Tin Man Grill tastes. It’s also worth noting that after eating here I felt great, not like eating a cheap, greasy Taco Bell taco. This is fresh, real food. It’s also worth noting that everything is prepared quickly. Often food trucks can take awhile as the foods are freshly prepared, but here the prep was fast and efficient and the result was delicious. Tin Man Grill is doing some interesting, compelling, and delicious things with the taco medium. I’d highly recommend checking them out if you enjoy tacos or just enjoy delicious food made by friendly folks, in a cool camper in a parking lot, office complex or festival near you.

Tacos El Cuate De Obregon – Menu with Prices – 4817 S 12th Ave, Tucson

What a gem this taco truck is. We hit it up before heading out to Beerfest in Tempe. I can only speak to the Sonoran dogs and the carne asada, but WOW WOW wow… wow.. ok. The Sonoran dogs are really great! I have had sonoran dogs from BK, El Guero, Karamelo King, etc. Their Sonoran dogs are just as good, if not better. They also include a bacon wrapped cheese filled pepper with the dogs… those are pretty fantastic as well. The carne asada I ordered came in two forms… tacos and a caramello. I think I was hungry that day. The carne asada is legit here, and believe me, I order carne asada from every Mexican place I hit up. I just have to say, if you happen to be driving by and wanting some good taco truck food, don’t pass this one up. Oh, I am pretty sure it is cash only as well.

Taquitos mexico – Menu with Prices – 7491 Grissom Rd, San Antonio

I’ve been to a lot of taco trucks. And I’ve had a lot of street tacos in my life. A LOT. Yet this is one of the best ones I’ve ever had! On a Saturday night, I was craving pastor tacos so my boyfriend and I drove out to Taquitos Mexico because it was the closest taco truck to us. We both got the 5 for $6 deal. I got pastor tacos and he got asada tacos. My oh my… they were sooo freakin good!!! The meat was cooked perfectly and was full of flavor. they were topped with onions, cilantro, and grilled onions. I love that they weren’t as oily as other places too. The tortillas were soft and did not break apart. We also got a large horchata but that wasn’t too special. I really wanted to try the elotes! Right after we finished our plate, my bf immediately said he wanted more. Guess we have to get him double next time haha. We can’t wait to be back and get more tacos and elotes! Maybe try other items too!