Este lugar no lo recomiendo los tacos tenían mucho grasa y nada de carne pedí tacos de asada no de…read moregrasa de 4 tacos que ordené solo podé comer 1 taco!! Le pedí a la joven extra cilantro y cebolla y nada.

This is a great spot for tacos! You can eat inside the restaurant or drive up and order take out!…read moreThe staff/family are very friendly and the food is always good.

Food is great service sucks, stopped at Stewartsferry rd truck .. Lady was rude and argued so I…read morecalled the main truck so they could be aware of the situation.. NEVER got a call back or apology they said owner was not available. I know they don't care about 1 customer leaving or I won't make a difference in their pocket but I will not be supporting a business where I get yelled at or not get treated nicely by their employees.

Food was great, I wish I had gotten more. I had the 3 birria tacos, they weee fully loaded with…read moreeverything and the sauce was just top tier. Definitely will go back To Tennessee just for that.

I used to live right by Taqueria Luna when I first moved in Nashville, and it quickly became my…read morego-to spot. Even after moving out of the area, I still make the drive back whenever I'm nearby because it's just that good and consistent. The vibe is always welcoming, the 2 guys treats you like they've known you forever, and the food is consistently great. My go to is the lenqua and barbacoa, and carnitas this time, and it was just as delicious as I remembered flavorful, fresh, and prepared with care!. I love places that don't go downhill over time, and this one only seems to get better. This is definitely one of my favorite food trucks around! Do try sleep on the horchata great chaser! Today it was too sweet for me though. If you're in the area, don't sleep on this place. Whether you're a regular or just passing through, you'll understand why I still stop by like I never moved away.

THIS IS THE BEST TACO TRUCK IVE EVER HAD IN NASHVILLE. The guys here are amazing and very caring…read moreand extremely kind. This was my first time visiting here to eat and it was a blast. This is probably the best mexican food truck i've been too in the area of hermitage. I will come back again.

It's the best taco truck south of Nolensville Pike. IYKYK. Ha! It's legit & tasty. Get some…read more The Barbacoa tacos are the stuff. But it's all good.

This truck has been parked in Grassland for the past few weeks and we finally got to stop in! Great…read morestreet tacos cooked to order! Support your local taco truck! I has the asada, pastor, and camerones tacos, all good. Very inexpensive!

Food truck was at Black Abbey yesterday. Ordered the birria pizza. Cost a total of $24ish. Very…read moretasty and loaded with meat! Split it with my husband, and we had a hard time finishing it...so much food! Friendly, quick service.

Mmmmm, loved the pizza here!!! Very good! Must try!! Hot Cheeto fries are okay. Not my favorite…read morethere. The tacos....great!!!!!!

Califarmia Truck was posted up near the 11st Street stage for this year's Tomato Arts Festival and…read moreafter wondering the hot streets with only a Bloody Mary for 45 minutes, seeing the truck was a welcome sight! Out of the trucks in the lot, the Strawberry Basil Lemonade is what pulled us into Califarmia. Since we were there, we went with the Young American Burger, which is their version of a smash burger. The burger was solid and fresh. The patties were seasoned well, and the brioche bun was a great vessel. It was cleaner to eat than your normal smash patties, which I appreciated since we were standing in a lot while eating and watching a band play. While the burger was good, the lemonade was the standout! Honestly, it was delicious on it's own, but we popped into nearby Canvas and spiced it up with a little vodka addition...#resourceful. Service was stellar as well. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the food did not take very long to prepare. Overall, I will definitely be on the lookout for Califarmia around the city!

Fantastic staff. Everyone working there was great and made for a fun experience, with humor,…read morefriendliness, and kindness. The food was also very good. I had the Blackened Chicken Biscuit. It didn't have much in the way of kick, and could have used more flavor, but it was still very good and the biscuit was excellent. I will definitely be back to try more of their various food offerings. The menu is interesting, and what I've sampled so far is good, but the staff really makes you want to keep coming back.

My boyfriend has been wanting to try this place out for ages. We got lucky and on the way home last…read morenight they were open. Our order consisted of flautas, three asada tacos, chips and guac and a cucumber lime agua fresca. Off the bat, we noticed how fresh everything was made for our order. We spotted mom in the back of the truck putting her all into our guacamole. After a quick wait we got our order. And let me tell you, my boyfriend and I demolished everything in minutes. Everything in our order was incredible! The chips were still warm because they were made when ordered. Guacamole was delicious and with flavor. The asada tacos did not disappoint. Splashed some salsa verde on them and after I finished I wanted seconds. The flautas were satisfyingly crunchy and perfectly topped and filled! This place made our hearts and stomach happy, we will surely be back :)

I have tried various Mexican food trucks in Nashville, and I would have say I am sort of addicted…read more Back home in West Virginia we don't have these..so when I first moved here, it was very interesting. My husband doesn't like them...but he is not a Taco Bell person either, but I have to admit, I don't find Taco Bell as appealing as I used too...since I have found the food trucks..I feel the food is more authentic than Taco Bell, so when I want a good taco...I find a food truck Now this one is located behind a gas station on Harding place, and there is always a line. Their English is not that great but thank goodness I can read a little bit. I don't speak Spanish either, so it is fun to try and order....lol !!! I sometimes feel uneasy when visiting these locations, I am usually the only caucasian and I don't speak spanish..but we get the job done. This food at this truck was good, but NOT amazing..and not really cheap...I would stop here again, if I was in the area, and my favorite place was closed or too busy...but I wouldn't seek this truck out. Now again this is my opinion and I am not trying to get peeps not to go there, just being truthful about me and what I experienced.

Located behind Shell gas station…read more This food truck provides the best Mexican food in greater Nashville area. When I moved here from soCal 3 years ago, I constantly craved quality Mexican food that was plentiful back home. My two Mexican classmates (one from East LA and other from Fullerton) and I spent so much time and money looking for decent Mexican food in Nashville. After 6-8 months, we gave up on actual restaurant establishments throughout Nashville. They all catered to non-Hispanic clientele, substituted quality by slabbing beans and/or cheese, or were regularly devoid of customers overall (for good reason). Instead, the three of us tried EVERY Mexican food truck that we came across over the last three years. We were very religious about this. If one of us spot a Mexican food truck, we'd take note of the intersection and made sure we'd try it before the end of the week. I've eaten well over a dozen or two Mexican food trucks in Nashville over the years. One truck(s) came out consistently on top: Taqueria Express. I have two soCal Mexican friends to back that up (one of them surprisingly cooks very well). Even if several of these trucks populate the same block or two on Harding, Taqueria Express always had considerably more Hispanic customers. Even while waiting for my order, at least two or three cars would drive up, park, and place orders. This does not happen at other Mexican food trucks and I don't blame them: they're not as good as Taqueria Express. I'll be honest in stating that I've been disappointed by the rave reviews that a number of Mexican restaurant establishments have received on Yelp. That's why when it comes to ethnic foods in Nashville, I trust the crowding of ethnic customers more so than high scores on Yelp (ie Seoul Garden). Taqueria Express is another great example. Don't get me wrong, a few other Mexican food trucks will provide an item or two that will top Taqueria Express. Some tacos will be better found elsewhere, depending on your personal preference on the ratio and balance of various ingredients. But as a whole, the meats are more flavorful, more juicy, and remind me of the food I've eaten within 1 hour from the Mexican border. My personal favorite meats at Taqueria Express, in this exact order: 1 pollo (chicken), 2 pastor (spicy pork), and 3 beef (carne asada). I personally like the quesadillas, mulitas, sopes, and burritos. This is where my confusion lies. There are a small number of food trucks in Nashville called "Taqueria Express". With my limited Spanish (and their limited English), the employees have stated that these "Taqueria Express" trucks are from the same company. I'm not sure if they're all owned by one person who licenses out these trucks, if they're distributed as a franchise, or are jointly operated by the Mexican Mafia. If you look at the city licenses taped on each of these trucks, they're all registered with a slightly different name, address, or person. Yet the menu items are identical, the menu pictures are identical, the prices are similar, and if you ask the people who work there, they say they share the same recipes and ownership. I've asked each truck how many trucks are under the "Taqueria Express" company (my classmates have asked them in Spanish as well). Each truck has given a different number, whether it's 5, 6, 7, or 8, all in the greater Nashville area. My classmates and I have located, pinpointed, and eaten at exactly four of these Taqueria Express trucks. We have searched high and low for the remaining 1, 2, 3, or 4 trucks (your guess is good as mine). I'll post reviews of the three remaining Taqueria Express trucks (that I've found) on Yelp as well... I hope the Yelp gods and goddesses don't mind me copying and pasting since their food items are almost identical. ;-) I'm so happy to post this review--now I can finally check-in at Taqueria Express several times per week. I love the chicken quesadilla. Be warned though: a number of the non-English speaking customers will hand you their odd business cards for who knows what. I've collected a stack of business cards from other Mexican customers over the last 3 years. I have no idea what these businesses do. I don't speak enough Spanish and they don't speak enough English to explain to me what that's all about.