My normal Mexican food truck for nachos was gone an a Sunday night and this new one was in its…read moreplace so I decided I was going to stop anyway because I already made the drive. I ordered the ground beef nachos with added cilantro and onions like usual and I'm told nacho are steak only, no ground beef. Ok I wasn't in an argumentative mood so I said sure. OMG my king of nachos was dethroned that I have been getting for years by a truck that had a really good steak burrito on my first visit. The flavors were great with slight gristle in the steak but overall the nachos were really tasty for my palette. Dam this truck has no consistently at all on where I spot it but I will seek the steak nachos out again, sorry forever champ.

Family run Oaxaca style Mexican food including tlayuda, which I highly recommend. Usually at 33rd…read moreand Burnham, there's some serious Mexican food truck competition right here. The time estimates are very precise here "Ready in 13 minutes" the preparation is skillful and seems clean. Since the park is right by here there's no reason to try to eat in your car if the weather is nice, and the best dishes are very sloppy. One problem that is across the board with food trucks is the amount of non-recyclable waste, I don't know why Styrofoam is so prevalent. Very generous servings, prices are commensurate with the quantity and quality. Like many Mexican food trucks, there's a 20 taco deal and if you want to feed some vegetarians get them avocado, onion, and cilantro. Are the other trucks just as good? Maybe, but they don't have tlayudas.

I've found my new favorite taco truck. I frequented another for years but was disappointed they…read moreonly had enchiladas occasionally. And, most recently, not at all. So I drove around in search of a truck that has enchiladas dinner on their regular menu. After stopping at several I was lucky to find Taqueria La Vecindad near the corner of 60th & Oklahoma. For $11 it is the best enchiladas dinner I've had. Today they offered $3 pork or chicken tamales. They are both fantastic. It's quite a bit further for me than my previous truck, but overall well worth it!

I had driven past this truck over and over again, when finally, I decided to stop for a quick…read moredinner on the way home. Park outside of Aldi on Oklahoma, the menu is outside the truck. They *do* accept credit card (+$1 charge) as a heads up! I ordered two tacos: one pastor and one cabeza. They came out quickly and I gulped them down - both were so tasty; my tortilla was slightly crispy and hot, and both meats had some of the crispy, yet juicy parts inside. I would most definitely order again before going grocery shopping as a little snack. Staff was pleasant and kind and answered my questions thoughtfully. I stand by the fact that most of my favorite and best tacos in Milwaukee are $2-3 and not those with brick and mortar buildings, but the taco trucks speckled on the south side. Don't pass them up!

Thing beats food truck tacos! They're convenient right off the street, order and have your food…read moreready within 10 minutes. I ordered three tacos with three different meats: pastor, steak, and chorizo. Pastor is my favorite! It comes with two generous servings of salsas, cilantro and onion, and grilled pepper if you want to add a little more spice. Wireless Pay is Available for your wireless payment needs. I would have loved a side of elotes which they don't offer but that is okay, the tacos were great! Convenient location . They have an awning to provide shade and space while waiting for your food

Stopped by for my go-to steak burrito on lunch break, and it didn't disappoint! I always grab a…read morehorchata too--great deal at (I believe) $1.60 for a 16oz. Was in and out in under 5 minutes, though it helped that there was no line. Perfect spot for a quick, causal bite near the East Side--definitely worth checking out!!

I love eating here. This food truck makes the best pupusas. Please make note the food here is…read morealways made to order. You are always getting fresh quality food. When I eat here I get one of every pupusas they have to offer, which are chicken, beans, cheese and pork. The food is very filling and you can easily go into a food coma after eating here. The most important thing about this food truck is the fact they are very clean and offer great service. This truck is the cleanest truck I have ever seen. I commend the owner and I will continue to support their cause.

While I've never seen this food truck before, I'm so glad that I got the opportunity to try their…read morePupusas. They were the supplier of the Pupusas for the first ever "Pupusa Festival" in Milwaukee at Kochansky's Concertina Bar. They had 3 selections: Frijole (Refried Beans), Queso (Cheese), and Revuelta (Bean, Cheese, and Pork). I remember the first time that I had tried Pupusas for the first time at El Salvador Restaurant. I was hanging out with some friends (some were from El Salvador) after we performed the La Rueda in the parade. They wanted me to try this restaurant since I had never had food from El Salvador. I had the Revuelta, which was filled with beans, queso, and steak and they were so delicious! However, this time at the food truck, the toppings were a bit different. The Cabbage and Salsa had some kick to it and were marinated in some kind of liquid. I'm not sure what it was, but I definitely enjoyed this difference. They had some Specialty Pupusas, but they didn't get around to making them because the crowd was very large and they wanted to supply the regular Pupusas first before selling the Specialty ones. I'll definitely try them when I see this food truck again. Overall, I enjoyed my Pupusas and will definitely eat at this food truck again to try some of their other Pupusa varieties!

Has anyone ever told you to not let appearances fool you? In this case, if you do, you will be…read moremissing out on some of the freshest, finest Mexican street food in the city! This isn't your average taco cart. There are tacos AND quesadillas AND tortas AND huaraches (which are my fav). There are FRESH tortillas. The masa is made each morning and packed into pails. When you order the masa is dished into a tortilla press and then grilled and ready to fill. There are huaraches - a large oval shaped flatbread stuffed with refried beans, grilled in front of you and topped with your choices! There are nearly a half dozen meats - chicken in red chili sauce so tender and flavorful it tastes like its been slow cooked for hours), steak, carnitas, shredded beef and tongue. There are vegan options - mushrooms, poblano peppers, nopales (cactus leaves) and huitlacoche; the inky mushrooms that grow on corn which are called pumpkin blossoms. There are choices in toppings - Mexican style with onion and cilantro and American style with tomatoes, lettuce and cheese. Fresh crema is also available. There are two sauces - green jalapeno sauce which is mild and packed with layers of flavor and red chili arbol which is hot. And there is friendly service (bonus points if you pull out some high school Spanish) and great, great prices. All of this in the tiny little food cart/tent (see photos) makes it worthwhile for you to go check it out. I bet once you do you'll be back for more! Note; Hours may run longer than those posted, especially on summer weekends. Their season also runs longer that most food carts and trucks. They said if it's about 45 degrees they try to open as much as possible.

This place is the best mexican food I have had in milwaukee. Their huaraches and tacos are amazing.read more

This was the new restaurant Steve stop by that was in the back of a dead end neighborhood. The…read moreplace was small and not much decor wise with cafeteria style tables and chairs. At 8:30 on a Saturday morning it was packed and take out only. I would get the carnitas torta and the full blown menudo. My carnitas torta was good with added cilantro and onions on a fresh baked roll. The menudo was a small but it could feed 2 to 3 people with a delicious broth and plenty of tripe, it's expensive but probably the best meatiest menudo I have ever had @ $25 for a small. Overall if you want a traditional good menudo this is the place to go and carnitas chopped on the spot and wrapped in paper like a old school butcher shop then stop by.

Lots of places claim to be "authentic." Well, for Mexican, this is it. The real deal. Don't be…read moreafraid of the gentleman swinging a cleaver right when you walk in the front door. He's cutting up a pig, but your pork is guaranteed to be fresh. I heard they go through 20 in a weekend. Don't speak Spanish? Prepare to point at the menu (which is a sign on the wall). If you're lucky one of the bilingual youngsters will be there to help with your order. This is the real deal, folks. The tastiest, freshest pork in Milwaukee. Try the carnitas, wash it down with a Tecate or Modelo taken from the 50's-era soda cooler. The locals gather here to talk and eat. You may end up sitting at a table with total strangers, but that's what this experience is all about. If you want a margarita, rice, and beans... move along. I've never seen any of those served here. You'll leave thinking you were actually in some little mom-and-pop joint in a sleepy town in Mexico. And that's what makes this place great. And the food.

Delicious food!…read more Tried them at the Waukesha fireworks and was very happy with my decision. My only gripe was the line but that's on the planners for the Waukesha event. They were able to get through orders pretty quickly. I got the protein bowl, a taco and nachos for our group. All of it was great! Prices were reasonable. Staff was very friendly and helpful considering how many orders they were plugging through. Will definitely seek them out. Amazing!

food was delicious. some of the best Mexican I've had in Milwaukee. and staff could not be nicer…read more great addition to our block party!

Fast & friendly people. There was a large group of people ordering but the line moved quickly…read more Tortillas were fresh and delicious! Mine came with a roasted jalapeño, yum! Horchata was amazing & very reasonably priced. Good location & they were very organized. Beautiful sunny day in May for eating outside. Happy Cinco de mayo!

My wife fractured her elbow falling while walking our dog. She doesn't want to go out since she…read morecannot use her prominent arm to eat, do her hair, makeup, etc. Her hunger was returning so I took off, heading west down Becher to our favorite Mexican food truck, El Tapatico, parked on Becher, just west of the freeway. My tostadas, tacos, and quesadillas were made fresh by the friendly people in the truck. Soon my wife was feeling much better. I was happy. Our dog was happy. My wife's orthopedic surgeon was happy. Thank you El Tapatio.