I don't know why this place doesn't have a proper Yelp page set up yet, but I'm happy to be the one…read moreto start it -- because this little gem deserves all the love! It's a cute tiny food truck parked outside of Home Depot with tables and chairs set up outside. Nothing fancy, but that's exactly the charm. Every time I've gone, the service has been super friendly -- they even offered me a sample each visit, which is such a nice touch. I always get the half bistec ranchero and half birria. You get 4 corn tortillas and it comes with rice and beans. The portions are solid and the food is the real deal -- totally authentic. And if you need any more convincing, every time I've been there the crowd is almost entirely Mexican customers. You know the food is legit when the community it comes from keeps coming back for it. This is my kind of spot and I'll keep coming back!

Found this little food vendor across the street from Home Depot. They offer regular size tacos at…read more$5 a piece but with a variety of ingredients to choose from. For example, they offer albondigas and chille relleno tacos, as what I had, but you can also get bistec ranchero, birria, chicken mole, milenesa, and much more. What I like about what they did here, was that they did not hold back in the ingredients. The Chile relleno taco was a whole Chile relleno on two warm corn tortillas: loved the doubling of the corn tortillas to hold all the ingredients. The albondigas taco came with two decent size albondigas or beef meatballs. Both tacos also came with a healthy serving of house beans and rice. The Chile relleno was good. I liked the flavor of the sauce and the preparation of the poblano pepper, but I did not care for the use of yellow cheese in lieu of the white cheese. Also, relleno needed more cheese. The albondigas were very tasty. They had good flavor and texture. These would be good in a traditional albondigas soup, let alone in a taco. The young lady working the window of the truck offered pleasant hospitality and service. She was on it and friendly. They offer a few tables off the side walk in front of the trailer where you order.

Dear Food Trucks, A blessing and a curse. That's what your…read moregatherings are to me. I enjoy the convenience of being able to choose from several vendors at a single location, like a mobile food court, minus the conveniently located restroom and accessible seats & tables. The evening's features from: - Asian Persuasion - Devilicious - Not So Fast - Lil' Miss Short Cakes - Pierogi Truck - Urban Eats Live blues music provided by Chickenbone Slim & The Biscuits. Electric. I don't know if there is regularly scheduled entertainment, so it was an interesting surprise, however, the parking lot at Smitty's (automotive service) is tiny and the band was set up next to the trucks. Between the drumming and amplified speakers, it got so loud at times that people from the trucks had to shout quite a bit for when the food was ready (except for Devilicious, who had a bullhorn). As posted before, there's no seating or tables and just a sliver of shelf space along the office window ledge, so you'll have to be prepared or improvise if you want to stay for dinner and a show. I wasn't expecting much either since the event is free to attend. So, a number of food trucks assembled in a single location? This hurts my brain and teases my belly because I can't just eat at one when I want to sample from all of your trucks. And food truck menus are expensive in general for thrifty shoppers like myself that loves to find great bargains. Just like at the County Fair, I wish there was a taster menu for only a few bucks to get a couple of bites of a signature dish. Can you guys organize and make that happen? Thanks. Sincerely, My Wallet

A tiny, tasteful, Tuesday event. I went last night and really enjoyed it! There were 5 trucks…read morethere last night: fancy burgers, Asian, Mexican, green, and one that I can't seem to remember. I heard that there usually a pirogi truck too. I ate at the green food truck. They were out of the pumpkin tacos so I had the beet and quinoa salad and the "Car-not-as" Sandwich. This was a spaghetti squash sandwich. These were delicious, though a bit messy to eat while trying to balance my food in a parking lot. There was a really fun blues band playing in the there. I wish there had been more people dancing. A few benches or small tables would have been great too, as there is only a small curb to sit on while eating.

Fun, Fresh and Fab! Easy to get to, ample parking, and good vibe. Saturdays, from 1pm-5pm. Great…read moreselection of Trucks including Groggy's, Pierogi Truck, Operacaffe Mobile, SlowCal BBQ, Thai 1 On, New York on Rye, The Gooch, Curiocity, Mangia Mangia Mobile, Chubby's. A tasty place to shove food in your face. Let's all be there!

Interesting food truck, you rarely see it open but definitively it will caught your attention when…read moreyou walk by Fern Street in South Park. The truck has that hippie happy vibe that will make you instantly hungry and wanting some buffalo wings or some Jamaican jerk something. You can get your street food at decent prices and enjoy some good time just at that place that feels like an abandoned patio of a non existing house. I see the truck always park there, so for a while I thought it was the house of someone. I like it more for the cool factor than for the food itself. Check it out.

JAMES!!! My friend and I stopped by Acoustic Ale to check out the beer and wing pairing night…read more Amazing!! No joke. I interacted with a few other people here, hands down, honey jalapeño wins even if you're not a jalaeño lover. All the flavors were well paired with the beers. Acoustic ale is kick back with nice comfy chairs and bar stools. The bartenders are courteous (shoutout to Jasmine). Manager is sincere. And James, king of wings presented amazing flavors and I appreciate him making his way around the bar multiple times to vibe with the guests. Plus marks for Raggae music.

Although not on the menu, these guys make a pretty good griddle fish burrito. There's a fried fish…read moreburrito on the menu for $6 and some change, and for a few dollars more, they will fresh griddle it on a hot griddle. I liked that they sliced the burrito in half and provided a few slices of avocado as well which I happily put inside the burrito. They burrito was very flavorful and the white fish inside was very succulent and lightly seasoned. I just wish they would of put more fish in the burrito and less greens. The greens, tomatoes, and onions were finely chopped for ease of eating and the sauce was on the lighter side which I prefer. It was good that the wrapped the burrito in the yellow wax paper and the way they did it helped keep the rather large burrito together. They offer several salsa on the truck, including a large collection of bottled hot sauces, something for everyone or those who like hot sauce. I tried the red salsa on the squeeze bottle made by them which was very tasty and provided a mild heat. I like that this food truck provided seating and a shade cover. As of my review, they are not on El Cajon Blvd. but on the corner of Sweetwater Rd. and Jamacha Rd. in the parking lot of some Adult Book Store. You can't miss the truck.

The food truck is in the parking lot of Tire World. They have 99 cent fish tacos and the piece of…read morefish they give you is a pretty decent sized meaning there is a lot of fish! Unlike other shops/trucks who give a small piece of fish. This place is definitely worth a try for anyone who's down for cheap and greet fish tacos! I've only have their fish tacos and shrimp tostada so I can't say anything for the other menu items yet. They also give you a small cup of soup when you order your food. Not sure if you have to buy a minimum amount though. Anyways check this place out!

Worse burger and hashbrown IN MY LIFE. Tried to salvage by just eating the patty. Big mistake…read more Found this hair in my food... worse part is this garbage was $15!

They're truck is at liberty Station today and looking forward to lunch. Checked out their website…read morefor menu outings but the website has apparently been hijacked by an indonesian casino site.

The grilled fish taco was awesome. This location is super loud and has less seating than the food…read moretruck up the street at Broadway and 16th.

This ain't your mama's food truck. I hate hate hate cole slaw and I hate hate chicken…read morecurry....prepared by anyone other than SD Street Eats it seems. They make their cole slaw (it was an accompaniment to the Ahi Sliders) with edamame, and a wasabi vinaigrette. As delicious as it is unique. I really can't describe the curry chicken in terms of regular curry dishes because I usually avoid anything with said curry. However I was unaware this was a curry dish and I was very happy that I didn't know or I would have missed out on some of the sweetest most tender chicken that I have ever tasted. They also served a rigatoni dish that was satisfying and a little bit different than rigatoni you would normally expect. Also you couldn't beat the service. there was a crew of 2 including Andy the owner and both were very cool to shoot the chit with. So if you want something different than your typical catering I would say give SD Street Eats a call. I promise you will not be disappointed!!!

The first bite I took out of my Pork Adobada burrito was filled with fatty pork. For a burrito…read moreclaimed to contain cilantro, roasted salsa, onions, and cheese, all I really tasted throughout the whole thing was salty sauce, fatty pork, and some bits of raw onion. It was the food truck with the shortest line and most reasonable prices but I do not endorse SD Street Eats.