Taco truck located at Tenacity Brewing in Flint and honestly brilliant food. Take a look at the…read morepictures and you see they pack their corn tortillas to the brim with deliciousness. I had the chicken and the steak and they were perfect. There was one that was intriguing to me, but not sure bulagi and kimchee taco would be great after three beers. My friend ordered a bowl which he devoured without hesitation and the nachos his wife ordered were the size of a small child's head. Truly amazing. Loved it

Aaaaaaaaaaahhhhhmmmmaaazzzingggg tacos! Do yourself a favor and get here! Have the Seoul Man taco…read moreor taco bowl, both with extra sauce, and you will be in heaven!

Ambiance really is spectacular. The PEOPLE are wonderful. Just walking in they are so kind. Y'all…read moreenjoy your experience

This is the best bbq in Genesee County! The ribs are fall of the bone tender, the pulled pork is…read morejuicy with a good smoke flavor and they make their own rub and sauce.

July 3rd and we get a craving for Mexican. Two different Mexican restaurants we like crapped out…read moreclosing early with the upcoming holiday so we search Yelp and find Yevette's gourmet Tacos, which is a food truck. Yevette's location was only 5 minutes away from the restaurant we went to but it was unannouncingly closed, so we gave her a shot after seeing her 5-star reviews. Her trick was open, and her menu is very basic but we were pleasantly surprised with how good her food is. My wife got soft shell, I got hard shell and we loved her taco's and will be back. Options were beef, turkey, or collared greens vegetarian taco's. If you are in the mood for food truck taco's you will not be disappointed. I added just a touch of salt to mine but we both thought her meat was wonderfully seasoned, and her hard and soft home made shells were delicious. Try her! You won't be disappointed!

Uh oh, there's a new taco truck in town…read more I knew there was another food truck roaming around town, but hadn't had a chance to try it out until recently. I was downtown and spotted Yevette's parked downtown on Saginaw Street and decided to gamble and give it a chance. Ultimately, the gamble was worth it. When I walked up to the truck, the line seemed kinda long, but it moved pretty quickly. The owner (Yevette, no doubt), was friendly and polite. I ordered the loaded nachos without meat and before I could think twice about it, I had a takeout box featuring some very tasty nachos, piled high with sour cream, cheese, guacamole, zesty salsa, and fresh veggies. I might add, the tortilla chips were incredible. I don't know what they're doing to get those babies to taste like that, but whatever it is, I'd say it's working. In other words, don't stop doing what you're doing! They were slightly oily, salty and baked to perfection. I think I might have found the Holy Grail of tortilla chips. Hands down, those chips were a winner. Aside from tacos, nachos and other Mexican staples, they sell treats like elephant ears, sodas and the like, too. Prices were a tad higher than I would've thought, but not bad. The nachos came in a variety of sizes and the smallest order was $6, according to the menu board. Still, the quality is there, so paying a but extra wasn't much of a problem. I could see how some people might take issue with some of the prices, but I thought the food was reasonably priced for the market. The big gimmick surrounding this taco truck is the truck itself. Yevette's is housed in a restored Titan motor home from the seventies. Yep, those old RVs of yesteryear. At the very least, it's a conversation piece. I asked Yevette how old the RV dated back to, she replied that it was around 1973. Wow, kudos to her and her staff for keeping that thing roadworthy. There's always room for another food truck downtown. Variety is the spice of life, anyway. So, if you see an old Titan motor home tooling around downtown Flint, chances are that some delicious tacos will be close behind.

This food truck is awesome. The burgers are straight fire. You can't miss. The meat is well…read moreseasoned. It's a real smash burger. Probably the best in Genesee county.

Great food; quality service; cleanest food truck ever. Stands for quality all the way aroundread more

Flint now has a couple of viable food truck operations in the downtown community- two being Wraps N…read moreRolls and Vehicle City Tacos and another is the awesome Flint Trolley Ice Cream and Cafe. Usually parked curbside on Saginaw Street in front of Cafe Rhema or in the flat lot across the street, this local ice cream and coffee vendor on wheels is nothing short of delightful. They serve Ashby's ice cream and can make a good cup of joe while they're at it. They even threw a "Free Ice Cream Day" recently, handing out cones to everyone who stopped by at no charge. Cones are generous in size and the Ashby's ice cream is tasty to boot, featuring lots of flavors! Around for about two years now, the trolley is always out during Art Walk and other notable events downtown and seems to have finally found a more permanent location near the flat lot on S. Saginaw Street as of late, so it looks like the trolley has a definitive spot to call home these days. The trolley is usually open til around 7 p.m. or so, sometimes later if it's during Art Walk. Five years ago, something like an ice cream and coffee trolley (or any food truck, really) hitting the streets of Flint would have seemed unheard of, but fortunately, times have changed.