The best! Full Belly Farms makes it worth the trip alone! From French pastries to the reddest…read morestrawberries around, this is a must stop on a Saturday morning!

First time to this Farmer's market as I was in the neighborhood this morning. Got some yummy bread…read morefrom this vendor as it's raisin escargot is calling my name across this display case!! We picked up just a few things and the cashier gave me a little Mother's Day cupcake as a gift. Such an unexpected nice gesture! Thank you!!! If you are at this farmer's market, you need to get pastries from this shop. Hubby got a spinach, potatoes, and cheese calzone and he LOVES it. The raisins escargot is as good as it looks. The chocolate hazelnut escargot is also delish!!

I found this festival purely by chance while the Hubby and I were in downtown Redwood City to see a…read moreMovie. We had about 90 minutes to kill so had a look about, There were lot's of tents with games set up for children to play, a mini market selling crafts and some food stalls but I saw a severe lack of Salsa! lol. Maybe I shouldn't have taken the name too seriously as I was expecting to be able to get some Chips and Salsa to eat or even see some Salsa Dancing but no. There was also a big tent set up for Tequila tasting but there was not one drop of Tequila in sight or any indication when the event might start. I witnessed about 5 minutes of Music in the main square where a very large group of people had gathered waiting but then... nothing. For 10 minutes we stood there thinking ''well, everybody else is here, there must be something big about to happen''. So we waited... and waited... Still nothing. We eventually got bored and headed to The Sandwich Spot instead.

Didn't know this event was going on until a friend told me to stop by. There was lots of stuff…read moregoing on, face painting, salsa dance off, bounce houses, salsa tasting. It was definitely a fun weekend event worth going to (since it was free). You do have to purchase salsa tasting packs though. I bought the 20 dollar pack, but I definitely think that it was unnecessary. Stick to the smaller amount because we had way too much for two people. My gripe is that my top three votes didn't make it to the top three?!?! Wtheck, maybe my tastebuds were off that day.

Not at location given and not 24 hours. We drove all the way to Stanford for it to not even be…read morethere. They should update there location

I had a savory crepe with cheddar cheese, fried egg, and turkey topped with garlic pesto. I highly…read morerecommend this combination because it blew me away! The staff was very nice and I appreciate that they took credit cards. We were at the Bark at the Park event when we had the pleasure of eating here. They had a huge water bowl on the side for the doggos Would love to try the rest of the menu

i attended this year's edition of menlo park's annual summer street festival and was not…read moredisappointed...it just seems to get better and better each year! parking was a bit tricky, not surprisingly, and i had to park about 1/2 mile away from santa cruz ave, but it was such a beautiful day that i didn't mind the extra walking. the usual art, jewelry, craft, clothing, and gift vendors were present, as were several local food trucks. there were also some rides for children, and i saw members of the fire and police dept representing! there were some free samples from local vendors, and lots of local menlo park businesses to ask questions and learn from. i really enjoyed seeing many of the newer businesses at this event, to see how menlo park is changing and evolving. although i came alone, this fair is definitely suitable for families and children and i highly recommend visiting this annual summer festival if you are a menlo park resident, or visiting the peninsula for the day!

Have been attending this event since it began... under a different name- we would attend both days…read more Attended this year as well unfortunately it has really lost a lot of lustre Perhaps it has run it's course- now 33 years later- ??? It used to be fun with interesting vendor booths & delicious food and music - Not many attendees for Saturday- quite empty actually for this annual event- At least a few of food vendors did tell us that it was NOT busy for them : ( Did noticed a new food booths that may have replaced the other favorites we look forward to- The end on the el camino side -was empty/ no one dancing - the music was so loud, difficult to enjoy it ... or order food at the near by food booths In past years there was a stage on the el camino side that was fun and entertaining- sadly not this year A little later in the day we went back only to find that some of the food booths were out of food- not good considering lack of crowd - constitutes poor planning Not any of the chefs or other interesting participants in this years event The vendor booths were much of the same with slight variation - The music in the park was okay ... better in the 6 o'clock stage - A new food vendor in particular was a nice addition - the mobile wood fire pizza... hope that returns (yes even on a warm day) We usually attend both days... although not this year for lack of interest Feel for the vendors that put so much time, expense and effort for not much return --- Oh well... maybe the planning committee will take a closer look and see how to fix this for next year's event in 2020 - otherwise it will be more of the same -

Let me tell you, first and foremost, Los Carnalitos is anything but "just another taco truck." No…read moreway! This is literally the best hidden gem off the El Camino Real. Truly! I have experienced many a taco spot... and nothing compares to the utter freshness, flavor and bang-for-your-buck type of value that is offered here. Due to the Lenten season, my hubs and I were looking for a place that offered seafood tacos and this place was rumored to be the best. After stopping by on our way out of town recently, we knew instantly this was true. The aguas frescas are served iced cold and 100% fresh. My agua de guayaba and my hubs' agua de tamarindo were absolutely to die for. You could absolutely taste the fresh fruit for each. Now for the best part. On Friday's they have a special: $5 fish tacos with tortillas made fresh and by hand... complete with all the fixings. The fish is hand battered, made to order and served piping hot, dressed with cabbage, pico de gallo, and a combination of mayo and chipotle aioli. The picture simply doesn't do it justice, folks. Hands down, the best fish tacos in the area. 100/10. The team aboard this truck are friendly, quick and serve every dish up with a smile. Truly elevating the unique experience. While I was only lucky enough to stop for fish tacos, I look forward to future trips to Los Carnalitos for a sampling of their many menu options, especially the fried banana for dessert!! Note: this truck accepts both cash AND card... and they do honor door dash orders!

Finally got here to get some amazing Mexican food. Had the chicken quesadilla and it was really…read moreoutstanding. As others have mentioned, it seems they make their own tortillas, including flour tortillas. The mix of chicken, queso, onion, and cilantro was just right. Their homemade salsa is really tasty. Big portions. Prices are very reasonable, especially considering the quality and quantity. We are very lucky in Redwood City to have so many excellent taquerias and food trucks. Los Carnalitos is among the best.

Was driving by and saw this truck. Never tried it before and never heard of it! The cashier at…read morethe truck didn't speak any English and was talking to me in Spanish. I simply showed her 2 of my fingers and said, " 2 cabeza y 2 al pastor". I'll give it a try why not! 10 minutes later,a plate of hot tacos came out. I paid 2 dollars per taco for a total of 8 dollars. Sat on thr bench and gobbled those delicious tacos down! Cabeza was not too dry and had right amount of aromatic flavor. Al pastor was a little bit spicy. Lots of construction workers were coming as I left. I think I will be back!

Best taco truck ever, good flavor, fast, great service and good prices.read more

3.5 stars overall this review is long overdue, we stopped…read moreby here a few years ago during our road trip as we love hot dogs and the reviews were great, their hot dogs are unique, and their customer service was excellent, but the taste was just okay, nothing special. I think was too hyped and excited to try this spot due to the reviews and had pretty high expectations, but was sad as it didn't live up to the expectations, but they were still decent hot dogs

This food truck was serving some delicious hot dogs at the 2023 SubZERO Festival this past weekend…read more Service was great from everyone on that truck, friendly, efficient, and just a welcoming environment overall, even after 9pm on a Friday night. Awesome worker (the one making and calling out the orders) recommended the kamikaze dog, probably cuz he was a pro at making them. I got it without the sriracha, and it was perfect! A sweet and savory combination of flavors, especially with the semisweet grilled bun and thick and juicy beef frank, not your ordinary hot dog, it will have you craving more after your last bite. And the fries remind me of amusement park fries I haven't had since I was younger, not too oily and the taste was quite good, I couldn't resist even though I normally prefer less carbs. Altogether, it made for a satisfying meal. I know the food truck does plenty of private events and catering, but it would be nice if there was a way to more easily find their upcoming locations open to the public, since they don't seem to have an official website or updated social media page. I only knew they were at SubZERO this past weekend cuz of word of mouth. Anyway, if looking for unique gourmet hot dogs and burgers, I recommend Road Dogs.