Decent tacos, decent meat quality. The only taco truck I can think of in La Habra, located in the…read morecorner of La Habra Blvd and Monte Vista. It's a good quick bite. Here's the negative thing about this place. They don't post their prices so different people get charged different prices. I've tested it. If you're a woman (maybe good looking), the price is different than if you're a man. If you're Hispanic, a your price is different if you're not. Try it on separate occasions with the same order and different people. You'll see the difference.

Amazing tacos quality is amazing highly recommend them! Only taco truck with a permit to sell in…read morethe city

A friend and I were visiting CA, stopped into Bottle Logic, before a family BBQ, but we were…read moreoffered Samples of the soy garlic, sweet spicy, mango habanero.. chicken wings. They were soo good, I couldn't leave without some did the sweet spicy wings to share with my friends. Great service with a smile

I ordered the Lemon Pepper and Peruvian Green wings, and both were excellent. One thing people…read moredon't always appreciate is how hard it is to keep wings crispy while still coating them in sauce. This spot nailed that balance. The batter was thin, light, and crispy, while the chicken stayed juicy and tender. The Lemon Pepper wings tasted like real lemon pepper should. Instead of relying on a heavy premade seasoning, they incorporated fresh lemon zest, which gave the wings a bright, fresh and authentic flavor. I'm usually not a lemon pepper person, but these definitely won me over. The Peruvian Green wings were my favorite. The sauce was herbaceous, tangy, creamy, and packed with flavor. Honestly, put that sauce over a bowl of rice and I'd happily finish every bite. The experience was just as enjoyable as the food. Pete shared samples of his cornbread and brought a fun, confident energy that made the visit memorable. You can tell he takes pride in what he serves, and that passion comes through in the food. I'm giving 4 stars because while I genuinely enjoyed everything, I have a feeling the best is still yet to come. If this is the standard they're setting now, I'm excited to see what future menu additions and wing flavors look like. I'll definitely be back!

Great and welcoming service, we got the Diavola and the Hot Boy and are excited to try the other…read moreitems on the menu! Parking is made convenient which is available in the nearby lot. :)

I stumbled across Pizza Stop completely by accident, and now I'm convinced accidents sometimes come…read morewith melted mozzarella. The first thing that grabbed my attention wasn't the menu. It was the massive wood-fired brick oven sitting inside what looked like a taco trailer. I actually had to do a double take. It felt like someone had folded an authentic Italian pizzeria into a food trailer using some sort of pizza wizardry. I visited on one of those 99°F days when the pavement feels personally offended by your existence. Watching Adam work next to that blazing oven made me sweat out of pure sympathy. Whoever is making those pizzas deserves a standing ovation... and probably unlimited lemonade. I ordered one of their best sellers, the **Debby's**, loaded with tomato sauce, fresh basil, mozzarella, sausage, and mushrooms. Then came the first bite. You know those moments when your brain quietly whispers, *"Yep... this is the one."* That happened. The crust was everything I want in a wood-fired pizza. Crisp on the outside, soft and chewy in the middle, with just enough stretch to make every slice fight back before letting go. That's the kind of resistance I'm happy to deal with. The tomato sauce tasted bright and fresh, with that lively acidity that says, "I met a tomato recently," instead of, "I've been living in a can since 2001." The mozzarella melted into every bite without stealing the spotlight. The mushrooms were juicy, the sausage had just the right amount of seasoning, and the basil tied everything together like the final note in a great song. What surprised me most wasn't that the pizza was good. It was *where* I found it. I never expected to discover pizza that reminded me of a great New York pizzeria right here in Hacienda Heights. For the longest time, I figured I'd have to drive to Los Angeles or Pasadena whenever a serious pizza craving hit. Looks like my gas tank just got a well-deserved break. Adamz Pizza Stop has officially earned a permanent spot on my pizza rotation. Sometimes the best slices aren't hiding in fancy restaurants. Sometimes they're coming out of a giant brick oven tucked inside a humble trailer, quietly making some of the best pizza in town.

The Viking Truck provided our plant with lunch today and it was outstanding. Fresh food, addicting…read morefries, the perfect flavor pairing on each sandwich and wonderful service. Highly recommend! They would be great for a family event!

We had the Viking Truck cater an event at our work. They killed it. The food was incredible,…read moreservice impecable. Everyone loved the food and we didn't get a single complaint. The Viking Truck is awesome please consider them for your next event!

Great selection of food trucks in a casual atmosphere. Easy way to start the weekend with N…read moreenjoyable dinner.

Had high expectations but was a little disappointed. Limited menu tonight. I will say the shrimp…read morebowl had plenty of shrimp but they forgot to add chicken. Beef bowl was good but I wasn't blown away. Rice and noodles were ok Maybe we should have got veggies instead. Ffriendly staff. They were parfked on Whitier Blvd when we ate here.

The food was delicious. Grilled chicken, super tender beef, nicely cooked salmon, and shrimp. All…read moreserved with tasty fried rice. Very good quantity! 2 plates and one triple weighed almost 8 pounds! Plates comes with veggies which was very nice. Orders cooked to order so it takes a little time but it's worth it. We tried some of their sauces: teriyaki, garlic butter, yum yum, Diablo and lemon ginger. Our favs were the lemon ginger and Diablo. Not cheap but good quality food truck meals. Note! They are in Whittier by the AAA office and parked in front of the old JoAnn Fabric.