Spotted Big John's RV this week and after seeing the reviews on Yelp I decided to give him a try…read more Buying BBQ from this RV food truck was excitement in itself. I love cool street vendor concepts! Big John and his family who were there with him this weekend were just great. Very personable and kind. I ordered the brisket and loved it. It does come with sauce, which I really enjoyed, but you could get it without I bet. The plate was $10 with beans, potato salad and bread. Worth every penny for the food and experience! I hope to return soon! Go give this guy your lunch money!!

I have eaten here twice.. The ribs are good the brisket was drenched in BBQ sauce which was a…read morelittle unappealing.. The peach cobbler was the best.. For 14 dollars with a combo and cobbler I think I would get more tasty food from a chain restaurant.. Also you could see BBQ sauce on the windows and the back window of his rv was super dirty.. He is a nice man.. But the inside of the rv looks like food poisoning waiting to happen.. He should clean up the exterior, and afraid of what the interior looks like if the exterior is dirty.. I didn't get sick though.. Did enjoy the ribs and cobbler.. And Potato Salad was good.. Don't think I will be back though.. Very unappealing when I look back on the experience

OK, I can only base this review on the Carolina style BBQ Pork Sandwich that myself and my friend…read morebought at the AHA Fest in Santa Fe, New Mexico this evening... I was drawn to the food truck because it looked impressive. There seemed to be multiple staffers kind of just hanging out outside, during the dinner hour... I should have taken that as a sign, but I really liked the massive cooker that was mounted on the back of the food truck, so I decided to take a chance. And I'm no stranger to excellent barbecue. I've lived on the west coast and eaten at some of the best BBQ restaurants in Oakland and San Francisco. I've worked my way through Mississippi and Louisiana and know the score there too... And really, we've even got a couple BBQ places here in Santa Fe that are mediocre, but WAY better than this place, and frankly, the owner should feel ashamed. We posted a decent picture of the sandwich on Facebook, and all our BBQ foodie friends were appalled... To get to the point, if I had wanted a pork jerky sandwich, I would have gone to whole foods, bought the jerky and made my own... This sandwich was so incredibly dry, it was like a shredded pork jerky sandwich on a white bread bun... And completely overpriced for $9... Oh, I just looked at their usual menu, and they also charged me an extra dollar for a can of Dr. Pepper, where on their usual menu, it comes with the meal. I liked the beans, but they obviously came from a can... I think I can safely say that I will never frequent this food truck again. And actually I'm glad it is usually situated in Los Alamos... That explains quite a bit.

If you want Eastern North Carolina BBQ this is the only place you can get it, and Kenny's has all…read morethe tangy spicy flavor you have been longing for in our dessert of overly sweet TX/KY style of BBQ in this state.That being said it is a food truck, and in Los Alamos (a little pricey). But worth the stop if you are in that area.

Fast, friendly, and delicious. And green Chile on a hot dog is always delicious! The cart is in the…read moreBig Joe's True Value Hardware parking lot on Siler just north of Cerrillos.

Best food ever, best hot dogs in town! Im glad to see your back, i remember when you used to be…read morechicano dogs. Excited to eat your food again!

Update: I was sick all day. 1 star. It should come w/ a…read moreside of Pepto, a Costco tub o' baby wipes & an "I survived the torta!" shirt. That torta will, subsequently, take you on a day and a half ride you will want to get off, but cannot. I will be putting their flyer & coupons under the windshield wipers of those who park undeservedly in handicapped spaces. Call it a Karma-Assist

Alright....I know you're probably drunk and/or stoned at the fairgrounds for a concert and you want…read moresome munchies. DO NOT EAT HERE! Food out of the dumpster would be better. I watched the cook try to give away a plate of cheese chips that had been sitting in the window for like at least 20 mins to anyone who ordered this dish, including me. Was given a meat burrito instead of a bean burrito. The cheese "fries" were weird sliced potatoes soaked in oil but not cooked or fried. I'm gonna be sick after eating this.

It's become a requirement to come here after being anywhere in downtown, usually Anodyne for my…read moregroup. The yellow and red truck is reliably out there just beckoning us to come hither. So we show no resistance and make our way there. The lady taking the orders is awesome and so pleasant! She always has a smile on her face despite serving very drunk and sometimes incoherent patrons. Her and the others in the truck are such hard workers too, always out there late night, even past 4am from what I've seen. Show them some love and appreciation! Now for the food, it's just amazing! For the price you just can't go wrong with the tacos or the burritos. And it's not because you've been drinking but rather because it's really that good. Plus they have cilantro to put on your order. Yarm! So good. Definitely recommend eating at this truck if you spot it.

After abandoning a fruitless Halloween party, my friends and I headed down town to turn the rapidly…read morepassing night around. I was starved and had not a single dollar bill tucked away in my unforgivingly tight and pocket-less home made Cat Woman costume (Michelle Pfeifer style! NOT Hally Barry or Ann Hathaway style, that would've been atrocious). Luckily the first food truck I randomly selected didn't take credit cards. Then, I saw it - the most nondescript box of a vehicle that, for unknown reason, I headed straight for. I didn't even look at the menu before asking whether they accepted credit cards. My unrelenting tummy grumbling had seized control over my entire being. A gasped a sigh of relief when the pleasant girl working there smiled and said the wonderful words 'yes we accept credit cards'. Then, behold...they served TACOS!! Things were looking up! I swiftly ordered 4 asada tacos ($6 - not bad) and wolfed em down. They were excellent (and not just because I was famished and would've eaten my own hand had none of these places accepted credit cards)! I topped them with cilantro, onions and salsa from the condiment tray. The salsa was my kind of spicy! The meat was tender, juicy and flavorful but not too salty. They were a little messy to eat, but since we're talkin tacos, it's A-ok (and they had proactively placed a fork in the box!). I loved these tacos. In addition to yummy food, the service was great! The lovely lady working the counter was fast, nice and loved my costume and my friend's Beetlejuice costume and insisted on taking our photo. I will definitely eat here again!