This is the food truck for foodies. How many places in Indianapolis can you get authentic…read morearepas? Probably less than half a dozen. And how many will be just steps outside your office? If you're lucky, the answer is 1. This one. A big meaty arepa for under $10? Yes please.

I have a family member who is from Venezuela and she makes handmade arepas and empanadas for family…read morefunctions. These are just as good as hers and are stuffed full of meat. I cant wait to try their empanadas one day. My only complaint is they dont come to the west side of town and are rarely downtown which is primarily where I am. I would stop for these any chance I could. I recommend them to everyone I know. Dont snooze on this food truck. Its delicious hand made food fast!!!

Awesome elevated comfort food menu…read more I was scrolling through my pictures from my trip to Indy and I saw a photo of a menu. Upon closer inspection, it hit me that I took the pic because I wanted to explicitly call out its awesomeness in this review. It is chalk full of dishes that sound like they came out of my dreams. Here are a couple noteworthy examples: 5280 PB & J - ok, this one didn't come out of my dreams, because I don't eat pork, but literally, if I discovered this two years ago before I went semi-kosher, I would be all over it. Roast pork loin, pepper bacon, fig & plum jam on a pretzel bun?! Yes, I did just rewrite the menu for you, but it should be shared with the world. Mr. Potato Head and Cheese - I once wrote has there ever been a match made in heaven that beats truffle and French fries? The answer is now yes, truffles and tater tots. This dish also includes grated parmesan and chopped garlic. Every other dish sounds as good as these, but I'm going to have to let you read the menu yourself. We ended up getting 4 Real Kettle Chips. I was not hungry. I had a ginormous omelet for lunch and I was still having problems buttoning my pants. Yet, once I saw these gorgeous kettle chips, I had to try some. And by some I mean I ate way more than my fair share (I wasn't even the person who bought them). They are generously topped with parmesan and at $4 its an absolute steal. Everything else on the menu is between $7 and $10, which is such a great deal for the quality of this food. We ran into the food truck outside Bier Brewery. Since this was the first brewery we stopped at during our Indy Brew Bus tour, I'm confident in saying I was still sober enough to truly appreciate the food. The owner of the bus is super friendly. I could tell he cared about providing great dishes. This continues my theme of reviews where I'm basically commanding everyone to support local! If you run into this food truck, you won't regret ordering a meal.

I tried their 3 special kolsch macho tacos via food truck. What are they? Braised chicken and…read moresteak, (I think) with different topping than on the menu (also I asked them to hold the salsa verde), corn tortilla and nacho chips. The braised meat was better than I expected because I am not a big fan of the braised flavor. The chips were crispy.

Smokey Blue is a newcomer to downtown Indy's Statehouse Market, a weekly market occurring each…read moreThursday during Summer and early Fall at the Indiana Government Center. Smokey Blue, as you can probably guess, is a BBQ food truck with a menu that includes sandwiches (chicken, brisket, hot honey chicken, and pulled pork. The BBQ is Texas Style. They also offer So-Cal Burritos (I don't recall these being on the menu today, though I'll also admit I wasn't looking for them). Each sandwich offers a side and I also received a slice of corn bread. I ordered the chicken sandwich with fries. The chicken comes with either regular or spicy sauce. I opted for regular, however, in the future would probably go for spicy. Because of a work meeting during lunch, I hit the market early during the 10:30am-1:30pm hours. This isn't my favorite thing to do as trucks are typically still getting set up and meals can feel either rushed or incomplete. This was kind of true here as fries were not yet ready and with several people waiting it seemed a bit rushed. The nicely seasoned fries were good, however, they stuck together a bit. The people are very friendly here. There's an obvious desire to connect with customers. It also appears to be faith-based/inspired as there's a Scripture on the food truck. Smokey Blue also offers loaded fries, loaded mac, wings, and pork nachos. Like most food trucks, I do think some of the items are sporadically available. You can also get bottled water and soft drinks in can (Coke Products). I did also see one dessert on the menu - Smoked Apples with Brown Sugar, drizzled with Dulce de Leche and a delightful crumble on top on top of our own Vanilla Bean Ice Cream. I did not see them today, however, I'll likely try them in the future. I have a feeling this was somewhat hindered by my arriving early. This was a very solid 4-star, however, I can't quite get myself to go 5-star. Service was great, food was good, and prices were consistent with most food trucks. I will definitely return, however, I'll likely wait for them to get a bit more settled and not try to do lunch at 10:45am. Smokey Blue also offers catering and will appear at special events. Lots to love here - I look forward to returning in the future and hopefully forking over that fifth star!

My wife Stephanie and I were blown away; by our middle daughter and her whole family notifying us…read morethat they were traveling 1&1/2 hour and sleepover because Smokey Blue Food Truck was going to be near us. We all had a great time at the Fishers Spark Fishers Celebrations on June 27 2025 and the first thing we got when we got there was amazing Smokey Blue from the loving Smokey Blue team lead by Craig Boyer.

I love Kona ice; I've been a fan since we used them at an old job I had…read more Since leaving that past job, I have not had the chance to have some delicious Kona ice since then. It was my lucky day when some friends told me that they were coming to their neighborhood. I jumped on the chance to go to the truck. They parked on a side street and we were able to hop in line and get some good iceee treats, they had the set up that you could ask for different flavors and sizes. It's a basic but good set up, I love the tiger's blood flavor, so I got a large size and enjoyed it. I'm a creature of habit, but there are also a lot of flavor options, strawberry, blueberry, like, cherry. It's a friendly group of people and they are safe and wear masks and gloves, I noticed they take cash or card when you pay for your icee. It's something the whole family can enjoy, pro tip, champagne goes well in the tigers blood flavor @_foogs

Kona was in my parents neighborhood today for their neighborhood sale. So many flavors! We got one…read moreblue raspberry/ strawberry, a cherry, and a piña colada! What a great treat on this hot day!

They would come to Fransican when I worked there! I loved trying to twist on the tacos! I was…read morepleasantly surprised when I went to a doctors appointment at Community health and they were outside. I had to stop without question! The staff is always quick and friendly!

I wanted to be excited, but I was underwhelmed the worst vegetarian taco I ever had lettuce, two or…read morethree black beans sprinkle in and mounds of salsa and soggy flour tortilla.

The Statehouse Market has returned to downtown Indy's Government Center complex, and with that I…read morereturn to my Thursday ritual of checking out Indy's food truck option. There were a few decent options today, however, I wheeled by Que Tacos and was immediately struck by their attractive truck. I watched the guy working the window, and he was enthusiastic, friendly, and really building a wonderful back-and-forth with customers. I wheeled around a bit. But, I ended up back here. Que Tacos serves up Mexican food including tacos, burritos, quesadillas, burritos, nachos, churros, & more! I opted for a quesadilla at $12. You get one of seven options of protein along with shredded cheese. They do have some sauces available. I tend to eat fairly basically, but I seem to have a fascination with quesadillas lately. It was maybe a little bit smaller than I expected, however, the ingredients made up for that. It was generous and incredibly tasty. I was very, very, very happy with it. Have I mentioned I was happy with it? The guy working the window? Super friendly and helpful. As a wheelchair user, I'm used to having to really stretch to get to the window, but he actually came to me. The person cooking was also super helpful when the order was delivered a few minutes later. Statehouse Market can get super busy, however, I went right before the noon rush. It wasn't bad, and my wait wasn't bad at all. They carry drinks as available - I saw some soft drinks (cans) and Jarrito. Que doesn't have a website at this point, but they do have a presence on both Facebook and Instagram. I honestly loved this food truck. The food was terrific, the people were amazing, and the prices were fair. I'll easily return if they return to Statehouse Market or if I see them in the community. The menu that Nicole S. posted is the same menu I had today. So, it sounds like things are pretty consistent. I highly recommend Que Tacos.

Que Tacos! Que sabrosos! These guys were posted up at the Nickel Plate District Amphitheater for…read morethe Built to Spill and Yo La Tengo concert. And thank goodness, because I needed something to eat to soak up some of the gin and tonic(s) that were sloshing around my mostly empty stomach. It's a proven fact that Mexican food is a great remedy for hangovers, but it's also a good base for soaking up alcohol. Look it up! I ain't lying. Anyway, I ordered the first thing that sounded good: the duo street tacos, which came with my choice of meat (I chose steak), pickled onions, cilantro and a squeeze of lime. Corn tortillas, of course. The tacos were simple and satisfying, and they only cost $10. I say "only," because food trucks at a concert can sometimes be expensive. Maybe it was the gin and tonics clouding my judgement, but I saw the price as perfectly reasonable at the time. Another great thing is that I didn't have to wait long at all for my food. The people in the truck were hustling and fulfilling orders like pros. It doesn't look like their website works as of right now, but you can follow them on Facebook to see where they will be next. They seem to be at events all around central Indiana.

Tried their food this weekend at the Party in the Park Town Hall event. 6 asada tacos and a loaded…read morechicken nacho. The food was terrible. The asada tastes bland and had a weird mushy chewy texture like it had been sitting in a pot for a super long time. The nachos were dry and could've used more queso and chicken for the amount of chips piled on the plate.

This truck was outside of grand junction and we decided to eat it for dinner…read more The guys working was nice and fast. The food was amazing. Loved the guacamole. I got some tacos and a quesadilla and it hit the spot.

Amazing food, great service, and a wonderful experience! Definitely coming back! And would…read moreabsolutely recommend!

I can't say enough about our company's experience with Scout's Treat Truck. The desserts were…read moregenerous and so flavorful. Lisa Moyer, the owner, was excellent to work with and attentive to our needs for the event. Sammie and Tanner did an excellent job of serving our staff. They were first rate in customer service. I highly recommend this company and their food truck service for any company event! A+++ Starla M.

Claims to be authentic, but the experience definitely didn't feel that way. We asked if we could…read morePAY for food and were told there wasn't enough because it was for a private party. A few minutes later, lifeguards from the pool were getting food from the same truck. So I guess there was enough after all. Makes no sense.

I recently coordinated a private event where Ryan from Tacos Without Borders was our caterer, and…read morehe was phenomenal! He handled everything solo -- from setup to service -- and did it with total professionalism and ease. The tacos and loaded nachos were incredible (guests couldn't stop talking about them!), and Ryan kept the line moving smoothly even during the busiest times. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. As an event coordinator, I truly appreciate vendors who are dependable and make my job easier, and Ryan absolutely delivered. I'll be recommending Tacos Without Borders to future clients without hesitation!

Bagel was good, definitely an east coast style. Service friendly and polite. Only negative for…read moreambience was the Joel Osteen feed on the telly.

The customer service is very poor here. I ordered a large latte. It came out at the same time…read moreas another customer's medium latte and the barista switched our drinks when she handed them too us. She realized her mistake and asked to have them back. She dumped the large drijnk into a medium cup and threw out the rest (the other customer wondered why she didn't just let him keep the large instead of wasting a cup and throwing out the extra). As bad as that was, I had it worse. She dumped the medium drink into a cup and just handed it to me. I asked her to top it off (after all, I ordered a large), and she said it was almost to the top of the large cup. I asked her again to top it off. She took it back and instead of topping it off with espresso, she foamed some milk and topped it off with that instead.