Mexican Tortas & Tacos

Solid tacos. I can’t speak for the other items since I only got a chicken taco — but reminds me of the taco spot I go to in Maryland.
Moist chicken, cilantro, lime, tomatos — hard to go wrong there. Simple, nothing fancy — but solid $ 2.50 a piece tacos.
Also. they were totally still open at 3 or 4am when I went, so that is awesome to me.
Solid late night munchies and tacos for your late night fixins!

Not only is this truck literally around the corner, but the two lady’s who work here are always so kind!
Food is amazing too and definitely worth trying out.
I’d recommend the Al Pastor (spicy Pork) torta $ 5, and ask for a side of red hot sauce (use sparingly)

Got my first meal from this truck and was pleasantly surprised with what I received.
Let me begin by saying that the two individuals who work this truck are there every night, I live right around the corner from them so I can attest to it, and they are super nice. Not rude in the least bit, they just want to know what you want and they will make it for you.
I had a chicken burrito from them tonight and I wasn’t all that happy with the burrito I received. It was very sloppy and greasy with a lot of the ingredients falling out of it. It could also benefit from some added food to the burrito to fill it out a little bit because I just felt like there wasn’t a lot to this. Like it sagged in the middle, if that makes any sense.
However the price was right, 5 bucks for a decent sized burrito. I would recommend trying something else from this place because the burrito was a big let down. Maybe when I have a few in me, I’ll give the quesadilla a try and see what that has to offer.

This was second dinner.
10:00pm, Friday night. We had a decent dinner and a few drinks hours before. Certainly not trashed or even buzzed. But when someone says tacos, my group tends to move. After some coaching by a seasoned customer, I ordered 3 Al Pastor. I appreciate the time it takes to get your grub, but to the trashed/​hung over folk in the crowd, it may be bordering on a long time.
I like that they pack up lime wedges and salsa verde for you. Both were great touches to some pretty darn good tacos.

Not as good as El Rey up on 30^th Avenue, but good. Nice sauces and friendly staff.

A taco truck with red-​green-​blue rope lights and a friendly lady behind the grill makes for the perfect portioned snack on the go. I’ve ordered the spicy pork, the beef tongue, and the bistec tacos for $ 3 each and they’re reliable and tasty. The tacos are corn tortillas, doubele layered, and have a decent amount of filling. They do like their onions here, so mind your date and have a mint. Do get the green sauce.
I can’t tell you what their schedule is (and my hours are erratic anyway) but they park consistently in front of the Most Precious Blood church lot, across from Rite Aid. There is usually a small group waiting patiently for their tacos.

My friend tells me that they have awesome awesome tacos so we proceed to walk the 5 blocks I refused to walk. He also said the best item on the menu was the beef tongue taco.
I was a little drunk so after I place my order, I bark at the guy taking my order, «I hear you guys have the best tongue here.»
It probably didn’t help that everyone around the truck were guys.
But I was happy with my tongue.
And I didn’t even feel dirty.

Found this truck after leaving a nearby bar. Not the best taco but it was fast and killed my hunger.

I was walking past and thought to myself, «Eh, why not?» So I found myself ordering a bistec (beef) taco. $ 2 seems to be the official price of tacos around here. If it’s late at night and you need something to sop up the excess alcohol sloshing around your stomach, this food truck will do the job. Decent taco. Can’t complain about it, but it’s also not the best taco I’ve had. I prefer the tacos at El Rey Del Taco over on 30^th.