Love this place! My go to is the street tacos and a happy hour margarita, but the whole menu is…read moredelicious. Love the staff!

Excellent service, AMAZING tacos. Best I've had in awhile. Would definitely recommend the birria…read moretacos!

This is my rebel food cart. Bad ass look meets bad ass food. They are not scared. Don't let the…read morename fool you, you feel great an hour after eating tacos (look up the definition of their name). They surprised me with French food, including French onion soup, French dip, French fries, and French toast. French fries are from Belgium., but moving on. Great food and prices!

This food truck is amazing! How many places can you get breakfast for dinner from a food truck? I'm…read morea vegetarian but I love eggs Benedict, and you can't always get a veggie version at most places. These guys did a mean veggie Benedict with grilled asparagus and tomato. Delicious.

Guy is east coast cool. Reminds me of the street vendors on South street in Philly. Dogs are great…read more My fav is the bison dog fully loaded.

Alexis was absolutely amazing and will forever be the reason I come back. She has the sweetest…read morepersonality and always is amazing to have a late night chat with after the bars. She's funny and will constantly crack jokes back and forth with you.

Excellent hotdogs and friendly owners. I think they closed when the pandemic started though...read more

From the owner: BorderDogs is a hot dog stand that brings you the flavors of the West. Our bratwurst & wild game…read morebrats are a must try! Add some chili or kraut or grilled onions (just to name a few) to create your own experience!

Such a great little drive thru. Baristas are ALWAYS so nice! Excellent service and product! A must…read morestop on the way to the mountains.

Love going to Jamoka Joe's! Their coffee is some of the best we've had in the area, and their…read moreselection is great.

Tacos On The Street is a seasonal food cart located at Oak and College. They are usually there…read moreWednesday, Thursday and Friday during the months of April to November. I have been here twice now and greatly enjoy these authentic street tacos. Everything is just so tasty and the guy and girl that run the operation are very nice and I strongly encourage that everyone give it a try at least once! Be aware that they only serve tacos and quesadillas yet they have a picture of a tostada as one of their menu items. It has been discontinued so they should probably update that sign of theirs. Other than that no complaints. I am planning on many happy returns here at this good and inexpensive food cart over this coming summer!

Good food doesn't need to be complicated. Simple ingredients put together well can create a fresh…read moredish that speaks for itself. It's one of the many reasons I love food carts. There, you have to keep it simple - there's limited space for ingredients, and pretty much one cooking technique. Food carts narrow their scope to focus on one or two types of menu items and nail the execution, because it's the dish they specialize in! Tacos On The Street is the food cart on the northeast corner of College and Oak near the Aggie Theater. They've been serving some of the most simple - and yet, super tasty - street tacos in Fort Collins since the fall of 2010. They serve grilled rib-eye steak three ways - in tacos, tostadas, and quesadillas. Whatever form you choose to eat it in - it's made with homemade corn or flour tortillas, topped with onions and cilantro, and fresh homemade salsa and guacamole. That's it. Those six simple ingredients. Those three basic dishes. But, they taste great. I stopped by for lunch one sunny afternoon so I could enjoy the summer weather and people watch in Old Town. I ordered combo #1 - a taco, a quesadilla, and a toastada - all loaded with the available toppings of onion, cilantro, salsa and guacamole. The service was friendly and fun, chatting away while they grilled the steak right before my eyes. The cart was clean and organized with their operating license displayed right in front (and I later found out that they welded the cart together themselves - that's impressive). I sat on one of the park benches that line College and dug in. Since this the same dish each way - everything tasted about the same - simplistic and fresh. The grilled steak had a slight smokey flavor, and I thought it was kind of funny watching the smoke from the grill billow out onto the sidewalk, enticing more people to eat tacos. The tacos were juicy and light, the toastada crispy and a bit too dry for my liking (next time I'd ask for extra salsa and guacamole). The quesadilla was the best of them all since the cheese really added another level of flavor and texture that pulled it all together (literally). Not only was this light and simple in taste - it was the same for my pocketbook. Good food doesn't always need to be complicated. It's fantastic that we have a real Mexican street taco option, and best of all - the simplicity is perfect.

Very very very tasty and fresh food. Not your standard puddle of cheese on refried beans kind of…read moreplace. Watermelon aqua fresca was heaven.

I love their taco truck and went to their new restaurant and I wasn't disappointed :) fast and…read morealways good service !!! Come by ya won't regret it! !

We saw them at a Christmas lights event, it was original with interesting food options that smelled…read moreamazing, homemade fun drinks, and very friendly staff! The cucumber lemonade was perfection soooo delicious!