Found Milkshake Wasted at the Tacos and Tamales festival and I am so glad I did!! I got the funnel…read morecake but I will track them down in the near future to get me one of their amazing looking milkshakes! Now a lot people even at food festivals cheat on their funnel cakes. This place takes such pride in their creations I literally watched them mix the batter fresh and make my funnel cake FRESH and hot and super amazing! It deserved a photo, my apologies to you the readers and the Milkshake Wasted crew, but there was no way I could wait to take a photo of this amazing funnel cake. We had to dig in immediately. Milkshake Wasted has my recommendation and if you want real funnel cake find them here at the festival this weekend April 11, 2026. We went extra in on our funnel cake order with a scoop of vanilla ice cream whip cream and an accent topping of chocolate sauce. Funnel cake perfection!!

Fast, friendly service for overpriced flavored milk…read more 12oz cup rimmed with chocolate fudge with about six recess pieces and one recess cup with a thumbprint in the middle. A fourth of the cup was whipped cream and two pieces of a Hersey bar with a spoon and straw. The milkshake was very thin; it reminded me of watered-down milk with little to no flavor. For $10 and the line waiting for the shakes, I was expecting so much more and what was delivered.

The place has been viral on social media for a while and for some reason I kept thinking this place…read morewas up on the north side. Imagine how excited I got when someone posted that it was on the SW area! I surprised my daughter by taking her here after school one day. This girl doesn't eat veggies, but she'll eat corn, elotes to be specific. There was no line when we showed up, but a few minutes after we ordered, people started to show up and formed a line. We brought a med bag of hot Cheetos and ordered the elotes with everything on it and a mango passion fruit aguas Fresca. Everything was DELICIOUS and worth every penny. Price point was great, I don't feel they're overcharging and you get a lot! IMO I would recommend bringing a small/med bag of chips. I think if you bring in a family size bag, it's going to be way too much, unless you can normally finish a bag that size in one sitting, otherwise it'll be a waste. Like in my case. We couldn't finish up all the hot Cheetos in the medium bag.

I'm so happy this place is close to home because anytime I'm having a bad day, I'm heading straight…read morehere. My favorite chip to get dressed up is the Flamin' Hot Cool Ranch Doritos, although I've done the Tapatio Doritos too and it was super good as well. The people that work here are always so nice and the service is quick! It's located in a big parking lot so there's plenty of room to park and enjoy when the weather is nice.

This spot never misses…read more Everything is always fresh and you can taste it in every bite. The meat is seasoned so good, the toppings are crisp, and the flavors just hit every time. I don't even question it anymore, I already know it's about to be good. Definitely one of my go-to spots!

This place is fire. lines look long but they move pretty quick. There tripas delicious and the…read moretortas are so authentic I come here every month easy 3 or 4 times. Only thing I would change is remove the cilantro and onions that are mixed together keep them separate other then that place gets Oh and ask for all 3 salsas they are extra so ask for as many you need totally worth it !!!

Stopped by Pop's Street Eats for lunch on Tuesday, 2/3/26, at Craig Ranch Regional Park in North…read moreLas Vegas and ordered the carne asada fries. They were fantastic, full of flavor and definitely hit the spot. Thanks!

Amazing food and service!! Great prices and will definitely be back for more. Love the vintage wrap…read moreas well!

I looooove Micheladas, but I hate the hassle of making them and El Gallo de Sinaloa Michelada Mix…read moreis a freaking life saver! It's sooooo good add lime, gallo mix and your favorite beer and bam! The best michelada you've ever made. Don't sleep and try them out you won't regret it.

WARNING! THESE MICHELADAS ARE DANGEROUS!!!!…read more I used to go to this local outdoor market place and pay an absurd amount of money for a chili salt rim, lime juice, and clamato juice. NEVER AGAIN I SAY, NEVER AGAIN!!!! EL GALLO DE SINALOA has single handedly reveresed engineered the way you would make a michelada! EL GALLO DE SINALOA Has micheladas for the whole family! If you like spicy I recommend the AGUACHILE Michelada it is my personal favorite because anything with spice makes my mouth water! you can also add some ceviche ON TOP OF THE MICHELADA in case you get hungry while you are enjoy that refreshing carbonated beverage with spice in you hand. If you have more of a sweet tooth I would go with LA NIÑA FRESA this strawberry michelada is Fire!! with the salty tamarind candy flavor mixed with that fresh strawberryness (I just made that word up). Before I realized it my drink was gone!! and was ready for another! ...or if you just want to keep it simple and live a boring life and like people telling you what to do. order the regular and you will not be ashamed or judged!

Taking place in front of Bread and Butter, four of Vegas' Street vendors participated in a first…read moreever "Brunch Fight" Street Food Throwdown... The four competitors were: TastyBunz, Grouchy John's, Lulu's on he Move, and FUKU Burger. DJ Chunky was providing the bangin' beats(He should SERIOUSLY DJ the next Yelp shindig!!!) The Martial Arts Studio next door even put on a demonstration for all the spectators... we didn't actually witness the brunch fight between the four vendors because we kinda-sorta got side tracked into Bread and Butter-OOPS! However, when we joined the festivities outside, the winner had already been decided and it was FUKU Burger and their "No-Name" Breakfast Sandwich. Overall, a great day, and hopefully there will be similar events in the future...ALOHA!!! YELP 365 CHALLENGE-(98/365) "Food Fight!!!"

This year was the second year I attended the 626 Night Market. Last year it was at the Palms and…read morewas terrible! The parking situation was stressful and they had very limited options in a small space. This year's night market was ten times better and in a bigger space at the Rio. I was on the fence about going given last year's bad experience, but after seeing the vendor list, I was excited to try a couple of vendors that I had not seen before. I really enjoyed the selection this year and tried several things. The things I was most excited about trying were the pizza baos and hwachae. The pizza baos were a bit of a disappointed and tasted raw on the inside. The hwachae was very good. I also had some chicken skewers, noodles, and mango slushy. The biggest downside was the price and if you are someone on a budget, I would say skip this one.

Our daughter wanted to explore the 626 Night Market, and since my hubby and I have been to a few…read moresimilar food festivals without her, we were happy to go together and with my parents. This outdoor Night / Street Market features a mix of local foods, desserts, arts and crafts, clothing, jewelry and live music. We sampled a variety of dishes, including fried soft-shell crab from Mekeni's Kitchen, Yuzu & Truffle lobster rolls from LA Fusion Foods (which were okay), Quesa Birria tacos, Dat Noodle, Melo Melo coconut dessert and a calamansi drink from Cane Fusion.

I came across the Hot Mess food truck at the Tuff n Nuff MMA event at the South Point Hotel and…read moreCasino in July and was pleasantly surprised by the quality anf frsh taste of the food. At first I was hesitant to choose this truck as everyone else seemed to be going to some of the other trucks in the food court area. However the small (six items) had a few different choices that sounded good to me so I took the leap and was glad I did. The menu has a little Chinese, a bit of Mexican, some American and most items are a fusion of all three. Simone opted for the Thai Chicken Skewers, with Peanut Sauce and Spicy Cucumber Salad. While this was fairly basic it was also very good in its simplicity. Juicy marinated grilled thigh meat with mild peanut sauce. The cucumber salad was not overly hot but had just enough of a vinegary red pepper spicy kick. I ordered a Spicy Chino Burrito ( is it okay to say Chino?) A large grilled flour tortilla was stuffed generously with fired popcorn chicken, Chinese fried rice and a lightly sweetened orange soy glaze. Although the chicken was of the frozen variety it was perfectly crispy and the fried rice was loaded with veggies and egg and not over flavored with soy sauce as you may find in some of your more local Chinese places. To finish off the meal we had the very American Deep Fried Oreo, done perfectly with Tempura Batter. These were not at all greasy and the Oreo on the inside were still had a bit of that cookie crunch. They came in an order of three but they were so good we doubled up the order and got six. They were the perfect indulgence. I would suggest the Hot Mess if you are able to find it in Vegas. 4 stars.