Me gusta mucho xoxo. Tamales nom nom nom. Street tacos MUCHO NOM NOM NOM. Breakfast burrito me…read morefavorite. Could feed a family of 4. Workers always happy and friendly. Hard workers.

It's a quick grab spot but the food was actually pretty good! We stopped here on our way back from…read morethe city seeing a show and my toddler needed food. Cheese quesadilla was $6 and big for her but it was good. The rest of our food was pretty good. Homemade Horchata was delicious also. Service was good and everything came out pretty quick. Overall not bad!

If you blink driving into Boulder City, you might miss it and that'd be a shame, because this place…read moreain't just a stop... it's a stroll. The kind where you park the truck, stretch your legs, and suddenly you're wandering past little shops, mom-and-pop eateries, and front porches that practically dare you to slow down a minute. It's got that old-school charm, like time agreed to take its boots off and stay awhile. Now yeah, I did the "TV thing." I swung by The Coffee Cup Cafe you know, the one off Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. Had my cup of coffee, tipped my cap, said "alright, that's solid." But let's be honest... just because it made it on TV don't mean it owns the crown. Sometimes the real gold's tucked a block over, minding its own business. Enter Big T's Cantina. Now listen... I may be a little biased toward Mexican food but I know greatness when it hits me in the mouth. Those asada tots? Lord have mercy. That's not food, that's an event. That's the kind of plate where you take a bite, lean back, and look at your buddy like, "We ain't leaving, are we?" Drinks were flowing, cold and strong strong enough that at one point I'm pretty sure I told a stranger from Florida he was my long-lost cousin. He didn't argue, so now I might have family in Tampa. And here's where the story turns... We start out minding our business, right? Next thing you know, we're sliding tables together like we're hosting Thanksgiving. Some folks from Florida, a couple locals, and us just talking trash, swapping stories, and somehow it turns into a full-blown drinking contest. Not the official kind, no trophies... just pride on the line and bad decisions being drafted in real time. At one point someone says, "You think you can keep up?" And I go, "Buddy, I work on an oil rig. Hydration is a lifestyle." Five minutes later I'm questioning my life choices and ordering another round anyway. That right there that's what made this place my number one. It wasn't just the food (which slapped). It wasn't just the drinks (which definitely slapped back). It was the people. The way a random afternoon turned into a table full of laughter, strangers turning into friends, and one of those memories you don't plan you just walk straight into. Big T's might not have the biggest ratings. It might not have a TV crew parked outside. But from where I'm sitting? It's the heartbeat of that strip. So here's my advice don't just follow the hype. Take the walk. Peek into the shops. Find your own spot. Write your own chapter. But if you want a little head start? Big T's Cantina. That's the one.

This place was a big miss for me. We ordered the "tableside" guacamole, but it wasn't actually made…read moretableside, which was confusing. The menu was also a little unclear. There's only one guacamole option listed, but it says you can add things like pineapple or bacon without listing any additional pricing or the original ingredients. I ordered the Loaded Carne Asada tacos, which came with rice and beans. Honestly, the tacos needed about double the meat. It felt like they added extra cabbage and pico to bulk them up instead of giving a proper portion of carne asada. It was weird to have the cabbage on the bottom of the taco instead of the meat. The beans were good though. They tasted like traditional refried pinto beans and were probably the most solid part of the plate. The rice was a miss for me because the cilantro was extremely overpowering. The complimentary chips and salsa were great. The salsa definitely has some heat, so if you like spicy, you'll probably enjoy that part.

Brought my boyfriend's family visiting from France here today and we all fell completely in love…read more The BEST Mexican food we've ever tried and our waiter was remarkable. My boyfriend had the lamb birria and I took the pollo serandeado, we both highly recommend! Thank you for such a great dinner, we'll be back very soon.

The two star is for the lack of service…read more Our server was Nicole, a nice girl but spent her time in the back gossiping versus taking care of us. It was par for the entire service. I ordered for my friend who wanted the Traditional Carnitas. I asked for the rice and beans on the side which Nicole repeated. As you see in the picture it did not come on the side. As I wrote this review, we have been done eating now for close to 10 minutes and Nicole is busy talking to the other lady server. I'm waiting on a box and my friend is waiting for water??? The food here is excellent, normally the service is but not only did we not get the rice and beans on the side, she forgot to bring the tortillas. So even though we enjoyed our meal and we always recommend this place, the service today was not good. We will be back as we like this place.

Homemade tortillas are out of sight! I had El pastor and it…read morewas unreal! The cook was hilarious, he should start his own comedy club!

This place is the bomb. They have the original smoked tacos. Reminds me of p place when I grew up…read morein Humboldt California. Pretty good pricing to I always get the 30 pack for $50 for me and my friends.

Stopped by on a recent trip to BC and boy am I glad I did…read more The tacos (pork) were on special. We ordered 15 to feed my grandkids and there wasn't anything left but lime peels. The service was friendly (take cash for a tip) ! It's a food truck with tables and it's clean. I'd go again, today if I wasn't so full. Hit this place up

Updated review and update on new hours and location…read more The food truck is now permanently located across the street from south west diner in the parking lot of the motel. The hours have also been updated to Monday through Friday The carne asada is also higher quality which is the reason for five stars, the daily specials are awesome too

Came for the barbecue, stayed for the wings!!…read more After visiting the Hoover dam in 107° heat, this was a perfect place to sit back, relax and enjoy some southern comfort. I'm still thinking about that pulled pork sandwich!! But those buffalo wings... my family must've ordered 1 million!! Nice big booth

After spending the morning touring Hoover Dam, we worked up an appetite and headed to Boulder City…read moreto check out Fox Smokehouse BBQ. Great decision. This place has a legit small-town feel and serves some excellent barbecue. We ordered the Burger special, sliders (one pork and one brisket), and The Brisket sandwich. The sliders were huge for sliders and served on big toasted buns and piled high with coleslaw, onions, pickles, and pepperoncinis. Both meats were flavorful and tender. The brisket sandwich was outstanding: certified Angus beef cooked low and slow, seasoned with their Texas-style rub, sliced thick, and stacked high on grilled Texas toast. Very satisfying. For drinks, we had a couple Hazy Fox IPAs and two Huckleberry Lemonades that were on special for $5, which were a fun and refreshing choice. The sides were just as impressive. My family ordered the 50/50 bowl with half mac & cheese and half cowboy beans which was outstanding. The cowboy beans were especially packed with flavor. We also tried the fried okra and potato salad. The okra was amazing; crispy and delicious. The potato salad was just okay for me and a little bland, but I'm from the north, so I know everyone makes potato salad differently depending on the region. Overall, Fox Smokehouse BBQ was a great stop with delicious food, generous portions, and a welcoming hometown vibe. Definitely worth visiting if you're near Boulder City.

Chatos Tacos was a pleasant surprise. A small taco restaurant with nice presentations and big…read moreflavors. Walking in, the tables were stark clean, and so were the floors and ordering counter - always a great first impression! The fish tacos are a must-have with a perfect crispy exterior breading and a flaky moist fish interior. I loved the garnish and sauce on top, giving a fresh flavor while delivering a great subtle amount of spice. I would highly recommend Chatos Tacos to satisfy a taco craving, especially in a place that obviously takes cleanliness very seriously - perfect combination!

Nice clean restaurant. Nice Mexican music, Not too loud…read more Fast & Friendly customer service. We had carne asada & fish tacos & pastor quesadilla. All delicious. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!!!!!!!!!

These are honestly probably the best tacos I've bought in a while and definitely the best tacos…read moreI've ever bought out of a food truck. Now, I I haven't bought too many tacos from food trucks, and that's something that I really need to fix in my life, but let me tell you, these were great! I personally would say these are a good deal. I'm a big eater and got five tacos for $20 and was full. They are bigger than street tacos though I still downed them in about 3 or 4 bites. They come with a nice mild green salsa and a spicier red one and plenty of limes for squeezing. The five tacos that I got were mahi-mahi, shrimp, al pastor, carne, asada, and carnitas. I'm honestly not sure which one was my favorite as they were all really tasty. I'm honestly just thinking about the next time I'll get them.

Their truck visited our community and we were looking forward to their visit. We each ordered their…read more5 taco plates. Eyes were bigger than our stomachs, so this turned into leftovers, but were delicious when reheated. We ordered the carne asada and carnitas, both delicious. The food truck churned out food speedily, service was speedy, and we were satisfied!