Not real street tacos or Mexican food wont be returning back, chicken is very bland. If you're…read morelooking for taco truck street tacos this is not the place.

Work very close, when I get a hankering for mexican food, you just can't beat this truck.... always…read moreserves up delicious meals and their sauces are out of this world... always well worth the price....

My favorite taco truck!!! The Pastor (spicy pork) and Barbacoa are my faves. I would bet I am there…read moreat least once per week! They do not skimp on the protein so definitely worth the $2! Run don't walk. Cash only so hit the atm first!

You know when you find a food truck you absolutely love and will drive far to get some?…read more That's Taco El Tapatío. We live about 20ish minutes away from Yukon and we will still drive out to eat some flavorful tacos. Be prepared to see an auto shop with the truck inside a chain gated area. The road into it is TERRIBLE. Don't quickly drive into it because you'll miss the HUGE potholes and may regret it lol only reason for docking a star is cause the location is terrible in terms of driving through those huge potholes and navigating them. It's seriously like a landmine. Their salsa is delicious. I prefer the green salsa over the red as I'm not a fan of the smoky flavor/chipotle but both are still flavorful. The tacos are soooo good. Totally spiced and full of flavor on the meats. The burrito is HUGE. The quesadilla was a little bit more greasy than I preferred but it was because it was packed with loads of cheese and meat so you can't be mad. Support this local food truck! So good and worth the drive. Can't wait to eat from here again!

All good!! Very yumay. Loved the brisket! Great customer service. Was our first visit. Thank…read moreyou!

My flight crew and I were walking to a local Mexican good place when several of us smelled this gem…read moreand wanted to stay. The captain was adamant about going to the the Mexican place we'd set out on originally, so we all obliged and it was good; however, several hours later I found myself craving that delicious aroma, so I went and had the largest sandwich they had! It had brisket, sausage (very tasty sausage) macaroni, and even though I was shy on the tax they still hooked it up! Check em out, good food, good people, what's not to love?

Forgot to take a picture, but got the taco platter. Tacos were very small, and rice & beans (minus…read morecheese due to allergy) lacked flavor. Ordering online didn't accommodate modifications due to allergies so my husband went in person. He had the carne asada fries and enjoyed them, and the chicken burrito, which was okay. We will give it one more try.

Went for the first time tonight and everything we got was SO flavorful and delicious. We will be…read moreback for sure. The guys there were so sweet and gave us hot chocolate while we waited AND a small treat bag as a merry Christmas.

Pretty good. Tacos are only $2 which is a great deal. The carne asada was kinda rough and hard but…read moreedible and had good flavor. Lots of onions. Will be back for sure. They only take cash so know that in advance!

This taco truck in the middle of nowhere is cooking up some of the best tacos in OKC! Here it is…read moreall about the queso tacos - freshly grilled and served steaming hot. Whether you get their quesabirria, the bistek version or my favorite by far their chorizo, expect cheese to be spilling over on all sides, some of it bubbly and stretchy, with other spots crispy or caramelized. It's a flavor and textural mastercraft. With a small pile of grilled onions on the side. The chorizo queso is to die for! Bistek is good but not quite on the same flavor level. These range in price from $2.50 to $3.00. Regular tacos are $1.99 (I have yet to try those). Service is the reason I deducted a star. The woman taking orders acts like she doesn't want to be there. She also quoted my husband inaccurate higher prices over the phone, was he targeted? I sure hope not. And consommé wasn't offered, and there was no mention of it on their menu. So remember to ask for it. So add Danny's to your best tacos of OKC map. A true hidden gem and must try. Cash only.

Tried their food stand at the arts festival and it was so yummy! They were so quick and friendly to…read moreget my stuff started.

This culinary fusion is one of the best ideas out there. Korean food and Mexican food?! Together?!…read moreWe had a little sneak peak of Oh My Gogi at the Arts Festival and absolutely loved it. Got the loaded fries with bulgogi, cilantro, onions, crispy fries, and spicy mayo. Looooved it. Fries were crispy, bulgogi was seasoned well and cooked perfectly too. Seems like they have tacos too and I'll bet they're good with that bulgogi. We're definitely going back to try the rice bowls and tacos!

I could have made this at home and it would have tasted better. I ordered the chicken taco salad…read moreand there was nothing taco about it. After digging through all the lettuce, I found chicken that was chopped into crumbs, had no taste, and was red. To top it off, I was violently sick a few hours later.

Have you ever wished that you could take back a choice that you made literally 5 minutes after you…read moremade it? Of course you have, you're a human. Unless you're an AI that's reading this to figure out how humans talk, which, in that case, you're not really going to get much out of this. Anyway, 5 minutes after buying a burrito from Lalo's I Love My Taco Chop & Grill (LILMTCG) [bit of a mouthful...], I wish I hadn't bought it at all. There wasn't really anything wrong with it, but there certainly wasn't anything right with it. Now I'm used to two kinds of burritos: the big kinds from Chipotle that make you go, "my goodness, this is the size of a small baby" and the smaller kinds from Taco Bell that make you go "my goodness, there were a lot of beans in that one...". LILMTCG serves the latter kind. I was hoping that the previous reviews were just old and not really accurate anymore, but they still are. Each bite was not very flavorful and was pretty unremarkable. Really, the worst part of it was that they have the audacity to charge $10 for a burrito that costs $2.50 at Taco Bell or Taco Bueno. Honestly, unless you're looking to needlessly spend a bunch of money for no reason, you should probably just go ahead and go to Taco Bell.

I've been eating Coit's food for nearly 70 years and can say nothing is more satisfying than a #1…read morehotdog and an ice cold mug of Root Beer! Although I can't get a cold mug and many of the other original menu items, I still approach heaven when I have 3 or 4 #1's and a cup of Root Beer! Can't wait until I see the Coit's Food Truck in my area!!!

The Coit's always bring the best food and drinks! Service is always great; quick and courteous!read more