Such a great little Mexican food truck with plenty of options and good tasting food. We had a…read morechicken quesadilla and a carne asada burrito and both were delicious! Topped with some salsa and hot sauce and it was the perfect spot at our arts festival. Friendly and fast service too!

I decided to try a local food truck here in Tuscaloosa Alabama. Usually I am cautious when ordering…read morefrom food trucks. This particular food truck has been the talk of my job recently with everyone going there on lunch break. I decided to give them a first try and I must say I was caught by surprise. The service was excellent and I was treated as a loyal customer. The employees help me decide on what to get because I was unsure what was the best option. However, I decided to go with just tacos and I must say they were outstanding. I hope this food truck has outstanding more business opportunities because it is worth it .

First, the wings were exactly like I like them- SMALL and crispy. They were the best I've had. On…read morethe down side, I'm guessing my order of ten was 6-8 ounces. They were $15. I can usually eat four wings, six at the most from other places. The tiny size of these wings makes them very expensive.

ordered pick up online paid for it and when I got to location it was closed. went to other location…read moreand no one willing to help me. Will not be back Jusy because of lack of customer service.

Food was fresh and seasoned well. The temperature of the food was great and the customer service…read morewas good. A good variety of food to choose from. Not just seafood

From the owner: Visit our location today for the best cajun cuisine around. read more

Horrible food mean workers and the sauce was sour And it…read morewas cold not warm had hair in it and they didn't give me my fries or drink and gave me the wrong drink

Very disappointed with the service, staff is not friendly no warm welcome, Food is averageread more

Walked in and was immediately greeted with that southern hospitality and charm. Laughter and jokes,…read moreeven gave a sample to let us know we came to the right spot after learning it was our first time here. We had just left Dreamland Bbq hungry and disappointed with ribs that tasted bland and boiled. Archibalds ribs were full of flavor, tender and had a nice vinegar sauce, he assured me they were Gluten free and I ordered Beans and potato salad as well. The beans were good but a little sweet for me, and the potato salad was ok as well. My spouse had the Whiting and Fried okra which was not gluten free but said they were really great! We left full and happy! Great prices too, very reasonable!

Wow, was this ever an out of body experience. I thought I've both had and smoked awesome ribs in my…read morelife....that was until I ate at Archibald's today for lunch. After the very first bite it was evident these ribs are on a whole other planet than any ribs I've ever had before.

Best mobile bbq in Alabama, good variety great service and very pleasant staff…read more They also give you a large serving and it's all very FRESH from the bun to the condiments. Every restaurant should strive to be as good. Honestly I can't say enough about how pleasant they are and genuinely care about their customers.

I've been on a bit of a quest to try the different food trucks on campus. This is a newer one,…read morefrom the same people who own Local Roots. I enjoyed their other truck very much, but this one just...didn't do it for me. For what it's worth, I'm not a big Mexican food connoisseur. I just don't eat it that much. I find it often doesn't suit my palette - I know, there's something wrong with me. I'm trying to find dishes I like more, but my fierce aversion to cilantro makes that difficult. Anyway...I understand my assessment may not reflect the tastebuds of the majority. I would still encourage anyone interested to try the food from this truck. The menu is limited, much like Local Roots. Tacos, tamales, and quesadillas are available, as well as chips and salsa or queso, rice, beans, and street corn. The menu does change up often and specials are run daily. I recommend checking out their Instagram feed for updates, their location, and specials. The meals don't come with side items or chips; they cost extra. A lot extra. Personally, I feel it's pretty overpriced -- my quesadilla with chips and queso was $16 for a lunch that I didn't even get sit-down service with. Most Mexican joints would serve rice and beans with a quesadilla and give you free chips; add cheese dip for another 2-3 bucks and tip and you could STILL probably get out for less, or at least around the same. The prices are a problem for me. I had the chicken quesadilla. It's made with chicken tinga--shredded chicken in a tomato, chipotle chili, and onion sauce--shredded cheese, and of course poblano peppers. My quesadilla was over cooked on one side, and veeeeeery greasy. Grease leaked down over my hands and made a big mess, spattering on the other quesadilla slices and making them soggy. I also found the chicken to be a bit...gamey, as far as chicken goes. The tortilla was nice and crispy, though. It came with pico de gallo, which I admittedly didn't try, as the scent of cilantro was so overpowering I immediately replaced the lid and put it aside. It also came with a crema, which actually was pretty tasty. Still, the crema wasn't enough to make up for the chicken or greasiness of the dish. The chips and queso were...meh. Chips had plenty of salt but still tasted a bit bland and stale. Queso was just queso but it congealed frustratingly quickly. Not worth the 5 bucks I was charged for them, probably - except it gave me something to eat when I rejected the quesadilla. Again, take my complaints with a grain of salt. I look forward to seeing reviews from folks with much more knowledge of/preference for Mexican food. Personally, though, I doubt I'll try this truck again.

This little truck parks by Gorgas most days of the week. They offer interesting speciality sodas…read more(usually a popular soda brand mixed with some type of flavor like raspberry, coconut, vanilla, etc) as well as frosted sugar cookies and pretzel bites. I tried one of their speciality drinks and it didn't really do it for me, but I did get Diet Coke and if I'm gonna indulge, I really should have gotten Pepsi. So I'm gonna say that one's on me. I've also tried twice to get their sugar cookies, but they've been out both times. That's really frustrating, and I'm tempted to round down another star, but I know food trucks run out of food fairly frequently so it seems a little unfair. 4 stars mainly for the service - the girls working the truck are always really nice and happy to see you. 4 stars also for their new seasonal introduction to the menu: hot chocolate. They have it in a ton of different flavors, but I tried out the simple peppermint last night, and it was PERFECT for chilly evening classes. Honestly delicious coco, like a melted Andes mint chocolate bar. It was a little on the pricy side, but I like supporting smaller businesses and they're faster than Starbucks! I look forward to trying another flavor, like hazelnut or peanut butter. Definitely give them a try if you're feeling chilly!

I LOVE THIS PLACE! the employees here are the coolest girls ever! ive never recieved a bad drink…read morehere and am so impressed with the service and product!!

The waitstaff was super helpful. The food was served hot and seemed fresh even though we were…read morethere at 8pm on a Saturday and they were closing at 9. Prices are very reasonable and with the à la carte style options it was easy to order just what we wanted and not waste food like rice and beans.

Well now, when one of your boys asks you to meet for breakfast, you just go ahead and make that…read morenoble fatherly sacrifice, right? So that's exactly what I did--hauled myself over to Pastor's Kitchen to start the day off right (or at least try to). We sat down for a quick bite before heading out to conquer the world--or at least our to-do lists. I went with the ol' faithful: scrambled eggs and bacon. My son decided to get fancy with the breakfast tacos. Now, I've got to say, my bacon came out a little more crispy than Christian, bless its heart. The scrambled eggs were... well, let's just say I've had the same thing at about a dozen other spots in town. Nothing to write home about, but it filled the tank. Normally, Pastor's hits the mark--they're known for good grub and even better vibes. The place was spotless, the staff was friendly as always, and the Christian music humming in the background gave it that easy-going, Sunday-morning feel even on a weekday. So while today's breakfast wasn't exactly divine intervention, the company made up for it. After all, breakfast with your boy is always time well spent--even if the bacon's a little too close to burnt offering status.