Been thinking about a cheesesteak for years and finally broke down to drive 1/4 mile to Mike's…read more Great cheesesteaks, served w/o any fries but you don't need any. Lots of meat so don't bother paying extra for extra meat. Friendly folks w/a takeout frontage and a saloon in the back.

Double stuffed cheesesteak If this was the double meat, I…read morehate to see the regular that episode have to be skimpy as hell. Positives the bread was extremely soft, reminded me of a steam bun. They were very stingy with the everything toppings, literally a couple of pieces of lettuce, barely any, so scarce that I thought they forgot to put them on there. The steak was bland and lacked seasoning. For the up charge for the double meat, the amount that you got and the limited amount of toppings this really missed a mark. Wings I got the soy garlic sauce, I liked that it was a light sauce. The wings were crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. For the price, I was not expecting very small party wings like my fingers were longer than some of those wings. I get that it's Silver Spring, however, the price point should match the quality and portions. Well, this place didn't feed my soul; perhaps it does yours.

When getting ready to order on-line for the Kensington location, we noticed Tacos Don Perez has a…read moreGlenmont location which is closer to us. The Kensington location is store front while Glenmont is two trailers. When I think of a "food truck" I think of a very basic operation, go to the window, order food and wait. But Don Perez has on-line ordering, both an order and a pick up-up window and plenty of outdoor seating. I've only had the tacos because If given the opportunity I will order a taco. I love their chicken taco, the meat is shredded and flavorful and not overly spiced. I don't know what they do to the shells but they add so much. They are more soft than crunchy and are more than just a dull wrapping to hold the meat in. The tacos we order don't come with cheese but do have some crisp vegetables, I'd never thought of putting radish on a taco before, but now I'll never turn back. Of course, there is also a small container of green sauce and a wedge of lime. Not sure if it's included but we always make sure to have some pico de gallo. So happy to have discovered the Glenmont location. It's very near where Richard does volunteer work so I see a lot of taco lunches in my future.

Pretty good tacos. I would come back because the tacos carnitas were pretty alright. I wouldn't get…read morethe tacos pastor again. They weren't bad but maybe this spot does other meats better. Also had the shrimp tacos that were decent. I guess "decent" would be how I describe the food here on this trip... But something tells me to go back and get something different. The tamarind juice was good! I do appreciate how much meat they give you for the carnitas.... And prices were acceptable here.

Assuming this is the same truck from previous reviews, it deserves every good review. The staff are…read moresupernice, and the food is delicious. I got a chicken pastelita and Honduran tacos to go, and I almost wish I'd stayed for more. Everything is made fresh, and as a result is great even when you get home. 100% would stop by again. EDIT: it's Elotes Very Loco and again, soooooooo good

The most astonishing food experience I have had in quite a while. Truly the three most phenomenal…read moretacos I have ever eaten. Unassuming little taco truck with just a few photos as the menu and no prices listed, but I will certainly be coming back to try more menu items! The tacos were not only juicy and delicious, the chicken particularly juicy and flavorful, but the beef had an unusual and delightful mojo marinade with a hint of sweet grilled pineapple that set it apart from other taco trucks in the area. Refreshing, not spicy green salsa added a nice acidic kick and good flavor. Can't wait to come back and try other menu items! Menu includes burrito ($12), tacos ($3.50 each), pupusas (revuelta, queso, loroco, etc), tortas hula-hula, tortas Mexicanas, fajitas (shrimp and beef), quesadillas, carne asada, pollo asado (grilled chicken). Less than ten minute wait for my tacos. I ordered in Spanish, but I believe the person in front of me ordered in English with no problem. Cash, credit, apple pay. Plenty of parking.

Thank you so much for catering our son's first birthday party last weekend!! It was a wonderful…read moreexperience working with you to cater our special event (as it was the first time too!). Everything from submitting the order to day-of delivery was flawless! As always, the food was delicious (everyone said so)! Thank you again for making our special day extra-special. And, for sending enough food for us to have leftovers for a while!

I am not an expert of Latin foods but this place make me feel mouth- watering. This is my first…read moretime here, I tried to order 3 flavors Tacos (Beef, Chicken, Pork) and Chicken empanadas. They were better than I expected. All looks very appetizing and smell so good. It seems really homemade style, fresh ingredients and aromatic. The chicken empanadas are surprisingly huge and you got 2 pieces for $11, that is reasonable, for me. As well as Tacos cost just about $3-4 each, it is a soft Taco with corn tortilla and flavorful seasoned filling, plus green salsa - that's perfect combination. I have not much to say about service, as it was a take out by online order but it was smoothly pick-up, everything was ready and packed nicely when I was arrived. The restaurant is quite tiny and old building at the back, but there are plenty free parking available around. Mainly for take out order but I think you can dine-in too - there are some seating table inside and outside. The Trippy Taco menu seem variety and interesting. They have not only Taco, but also a lot selection of Burrito, Soup, Quesadillas, Sandwich. Nacho and Fries. Yes, don't judge a book by its cover before you explore it.

Good Folks I ran into a no pork barbecue spot on my timeline. I love beef ribs, so i decided to…read morecheck them out!! Let me tell you, I'm sooo glad that I pulled up!! This quaint spot is a must have...LET'S GO!! . Where I am: @silverandaonsbbq . Location Reviewed: 5362 Westbard Ave, Bethesda M.D. . Items Reviewed: STAMP!! Their Beef Ribs ($32 with half a rack of beef ribs, a challah roll, pickles, & a spiced vinegar bbq sauce). Well seasoned, meaty, tender, & a tasty bbq sauce!! STAMP!! Their 2 for 2 Platter ($25 with a 1/4 Freebird Farms smoked chicken, pickles, bbq sauce, shredded lamb shoulder, mac n cheese, challah bread, & lemon schmaltz potatoes). The lamb shoulder was juicy, & well seasoned, STAMP that challah bread, STAMP the potatoes, the chicken was definitely LIKE THAT, & the mac was DELICIOUS!! STAMP!! Their Jalapeno Cheddar Beef Sausage ($7 with Baharat mustard, & pickles). Well spiced, it snapped, with that curry flavored mustard!! STAMP!! Their Lamb & Beef Merguez Smash Burger ($15 a double beef & lamb patty with paprika aioli, lamb bacon, onions, & tzatziki sauce). A nice smoky blend of lamb & beef, a flavorful aioli, crunchy bacon that I couldn't tell was lamb, & creamy sauce. STAMP!! Their Brisket Steak n Cheese ($19 with brisket, Gruyere cheese, fried chicken skin, & aioli on a sourdough baguette). My new favorite cheesesteak!! Well seasoned, a smoky cheese, crispy chicken skin, & superbly flavorful!! STAMP!! Their S'mores Rice Krispy Treat ($5). Crispy, chewy, sweet, & tasty!! . Customer Service: On Point . Parking: Decent. . Recommendations: Get that Cheesesteak!! . Accessibility: It's wheelchair friendly, & it's differently abled persons friendly.

I got to try Silver and Son's BBQ Truck at Lost Generation Brewing! We got to try a sampler with a…read morevariety of different items! They had staples like brisket, which was tender and specials like the smoked wings, which had so much smoky flavor to it. The pork rib pastrami was tasty but a little dry and the sausages were decent. The sides definitely amplified the meal and I really liked how they put a unique twist on the sides. The harissa carrots were really good, and their Napa cabbage slaw made me think of Korean water kimchi, because it was so refreshing. They also had lemon toasted potatoes and Mac and cheese. The meal came with huge pieces of bread, bbq sauce, pickles, and tzatziki sauce. For dessert we tried the bread pudding, which was soft and gooey, and what looked like a s'mores rice crispy, which you can't go wrong with.

So this was my first Korean BBQ experience even though I've been meaning to try out Honey Pig (will…read moreget there soon) Can you say delicious?!? I got the bibimbap with spicy pork. I love spicy food and this definitely delivered! The portion size for me really consist of two meals versus one. LOTS of veggies which is a major plus. The woman who took my order was so nice and their "winter special" includes a free ginger tea! It was equally delicious. I'll be looking for Cathy's bistro next Wednesday again.

My co-workers and I agree - a solid three stars. Wouldn't be our first food truck choice, but…read morewouldn't avoid it if it was there. I visited Cathy's Bistro this past Wednesday and got the beef bulgogi combo - regular and spicy. The texture of the bulgogi was good - it was sweet and juicy, not dry at all. I have a sweet tooth, and it was actually a little too sweet for my taste. It was probably good though, because in contrast, the spicy bulgogi was spicier than I was expecting! I was happy to have ordered the cucumber salad on the side because I needed a cool-off cucumber bite every few spicy bites. They also provide plenty of food between the rice, the meat, and choice of two sides. It's a plentiful portion and you'll find yourself satisfied after.

$16 for a burrito and drink out a food truck is crazy work. On top of that I barely got any meat…read morewhen I got mixed chicken/steak. Food wasn't terrible but most bites were everything but meat. Lady at the front was nice though and didn't take egregiously long to get the food. Overall for a gas station food truck I'm not terribly offended but the price to food ratio is not cutting it. Won't be eating here again.

I got the burrito bowl with half chicken half steak. Comes with white rice, black beans, lettuce,…read morecheddar cheese, and pico de Gallo. Pretty good size for the cheap price - $9 (paid with visa). Green salsa was a little runny, but typical of these types of food trucks. Not spicy, just flavorful. Wish the steak and chicken had a bit more seasoning, but overall really filling and a good bang for the buck. There's one plastic table to the side of the truck for seating. Employees were nice and food was prepared quickly.

In the middle of our errands for the day, I desperately needed a snack/late lunch. On our way to…read moreIkea, I yelped some places that were on the way and found a spot nearby but it was actually closed. We saw this across the street and thought we'd try it. We went in around 2:30 and there was no one there (thank god bc this pregnant lady was starving). I ordered two lengua tacos, a chicken tamale, and tostones (fried green plantains). Bae ordered two lengua tacos and a carnitas taco. The tacos were delicious and exactly what I was hoping for and expected. The tamale and tostones were okay. The tostones were definitely frozen and not made fresh (I could hear them in the frier that they were frozen). I don't mind frozen tostones, I buy the goya brand from the store all the time (to save time) but if I'm at a restaurant I'd prefer them made by them (versus maybe buying them from a supplier). Since its a small mom and pop spot in the middle of beltsville, I don't actually mind but probably wouldn't order them again. The space it self it small, clean, and welcoming. I would definitely come back if I'm looking for food and in the area again. I would recommend sticking to what they do really well and grab some tacos and a nice cool drink. Support local businesses!

Looks like new ownership of the My Las Delicias Deli, although the sign has not been changed…read more Smaller menu, only one page one side. I was impressed with the carne asada platter. The meat was tender, nicely seasoned, and with a little bit of tasty char. The rice was tender with separated grains, and the pico de gallo fresh but without heat. The black beans were perfectly cooked and well seasoned, and would have gotten five stars if I hadn't been spoiled by a neighborhood Cuban place in Takoma Park many years ago.Top it off with fresh, steaming hot soft corn tortillas and respectable horchata and you get a solid four star meal. Though I've gotta say with Milk and Honey and Kenny's Subs (killer house steak and cheese) I'm not sure how often I'll get back there.