"Tasty tacos and pupusas". I seriously don't remember the last time I had a pupusa. These were made…read morefresh and served piping hot. I received 3 of them and could only eat about 1.5. The carne asada taco was okay, too many onions for me, but still quite tasty. Some would probably be intimidated to eat here because it is a run-down food truck located next to a gas station near the Home Depot of Coursey & Cedarcrest. The service was friendly and fast. Eating there is not really recommended because there are just folding chairs, no tables. I would say the food was pretty authentic and I plan on going back, especially for those yummy pupusas. This might not be your first choice, but at least make it a choice; step out of your box and try something new!

I'm giving it 5 starts for the quality of the food only. I've traveled all over Mexico and these…read moreare the best carne asada and grilled chicken tacos I have ever had. Everyone has heard about my deep rooted love and obsession for tacos and food stands, so I wanted everyone else in Baton Rouge to find out about this gem of a shady but delicious food truck! The meat is charred crispy to perfection, without being dry. The doubled-up HANDMADE a corn tortillas are definitely the best tortillas I have ever tasted. (Hmm, wonder if I can get a whole pack to go?!) The pupusas are delicious too, and come topped with a pickled cabbage. My friend did order the pork tacos, thinking it was carnitas, but it was actually chicharrones (pork rind) and we didn't like that one so much. I TOLD her to let me order for her in Spanish, but she insisted on the pork before I had the chance to people rly ask WHAT type of pork...... And yes, it's best to order in Spanish. Just say "taco de carne asada" (beef steak) and "taco de pollo" (chicken) and how may and you should be set. I usually order 3. They are small but very filling. I could literally eat these everyday. There are 2-3 chairs to sit out at while waiting for your order, and the wait time is 4-8mins or so depending on how much you order but it's so worth it. They even give salsa to go. Ladies, please wear your wedding rings (or a fake one while you order) because there will most likely have a plethora of men ordering authentic Mexican food, waiting to propose to any unsuspecting lady who just wants to get her foodporn on and immediately dash to the comfort of their own home to indulge in these tasty treats. It is parked at the gas station near the Home Depot on Cedarcrest & Coursey. Coming from bluebonnet (with the CCs coffee house on your left) you will cross over working onto Coursey, and it's the second gas station on the right. If you're in the Home Depot parking lot, the gas station is directly in front of the store.

The second year and it's bigger! Great food places from all over the state! A great way to try new…read morethings and find new friends. Great that it coincides with the LA marathon, so after a run, you can eat!

This food is delicious, I tried the gumbo the Yakamein and the loaded seafood bake potato (which is…read moremy favorite)! Great service Great food Great staff!!!

The owner is so unprofessional and they sell spoiled food . Then they don't do refunds . So you're…read morenot giving me a refund because YOUR food YOU cooked was trash ???? Tf

One of the first food trucks in Lafayette, although it can do a little improving…read more. I tried the following items: - Smoked club wrap - nothing special about this wrap really, just imagine club sandwich in a wrap, smoked and warm.. decent, but nothing to rave about - Country fried steak wrap - this wrap did not go along well, pieces of chicken fried steak with white gravy in a wrap.... hm.. I think that was a bad idea from the beginning.. However, there are more choices that I have no tried, I'm assuming its because I know it's not really worth it to eat these wraps, they are not really fulfilling if you ask me..

The time has come for me to update my review of the Red Stick Farmers Market! I can honestly say it…read moreis one of the greatest things about Baton Rouge. It allows residents and visitors to buy fresh locally grown produce and more from small businesses in our community. There are all sorts of vegetables, fungi, and fruits (in season) but that's only the start. One can buy meats and seafood at the Market, as well as dairy products. Then there are the plant vendors, who sell everything from houseplants to garden plants. Then there are the craftspeople who sell things ranging from soap, to canned goods, to baked goods. There's the food vendors as well, in the Main Street Market (which is open weekdays and Saturdays), and at the market tables. There's often live music performed by local artists. There's events for the kids, and adults as well, with themed weekends all summer. Things that emphasize the local produce availing in that time. These can include cooking demonstrations and activities for all ages. There's plenty of free parking in the Galvez Garage, and in inclement weather the market moves inside on the first floor of the Garage so it goes on rain or shine. Going to the Farmers Market is an important weekly event for many people, including me. Give it a try, and you can come to enjoy it as well.

I did arrive with only 15 minutes to spare so the outside vendors were wrapping things up. I will…read moredefinitely go back earlier in the day to capture the true feel of everything and see what all the vendors have to offer. From what was there you could enjoy a quick walk through and try I stopped by with only about fifteen minutes to spare, so many of the outdoor vendors were already wrapping up for the day. Even with the limited time, I still enjoyed a quick walk‑through of the remaining booths. There were samples to try and a handful of local items available -- fresh herbs, fruits, vegetables, small‑batch foods, and baked goods. It was just enough to give me a taste of what the full experience must be like earlier in the day. The indoor area was still lively. Several food courts were open, offering coffee, teas, smoothies, baked goods, and a variety of lunch options. The inside vendors gave a great sense of the everyday energy of the market. I'll definitely be back earlier in the day to experience everything fully and see all the vendors in action.

You can tell why this place always has a line!!! The staff is always super nice and friendly and…read morethe snowballs are chefs kiss!! Last time I went, I got the nachos with jalapeños and it was loaded down with cheese! It's a small little building but they are working some magic in there! Check them out

Convenient drive though that no other local snowball stands offer. However, not the softest ice or…read morebest tasting snowballs in the area. I went on a Sunday to try the special crawfish dorito bowl and the slushee being offered that day. The bowl was huge and the price of $12 was good for the size. I didn't care for the bowl though. The flavor of the chips just didn't mesh well with the crawfish rotel. The chips were strong and salty. I'd rather the bowl have regular salsa chips instead. The blue slushee drink was good. The yellow Passion Fruit one was a tad sour but my daughter enjoyed it. When it's hot outside and you don't feel like standing in line, the drive thru is great.

Great little taco truck here in Saint Francisville. To be found on select dates down by the bayou,…read morethis truck offers all the standard Tex mex you might find on a food truck. The lady that runs it is super friendly, prepares your food with care and gives it a nice presentation when possible. Go by and give it a try. Can't go wrong with tacos on the bayou.

Food is excellent, well-priced, and extremely well made. Service is wonderful, the chef is a very…read moresweet woman named Ms.Nikki who even gave us some free food and home made cheese to try. Our server was a nice young man who was kind, personable, and efficient. All of the food was perfect. Would come back again and again. I could sleep in one of those crêpes!

Lived up to the hype. Excellent smash burger served hot with seasoned fries. Not cheap for food…read moretruck--$15. But worth it.

The food was really good! I only eat halal and the fact that they have beef bacon for the burgers…read moreis amazing! Also I saw that their hotdogs are also 100% beef. The prices aren't too bad at all. Them staying open late is a big plus. I will def be going again. I just wish the burgers came with lettuce instead of having to add it on.