Address listed is incorrect. Tacos Morelotes are on Junction corner of Christiancy. Elotes are…read morestill fantastic!

First visit. It was being operated by a very nice lady and her son or grandson. Very polite …read more Anyone who likes authentic Mexican food knows taco trucks in southwest rarely disappoint . The prices are super low but for what your getting it's an amazing value.1.75 a taco. For people out there that are stuck on Americanized mexican food this place is not for you, go to Taco Bell instead. Definitely worth the trip

El Paisa is located in the parking lot of Sam's Supermercado…read more(http://www.yelp.com/biz/sams-supermercado-detroit). I got two tacos - al pastor and carne asada. I made the mistake of getting everything to go, meaning the tacos were wrapped in a foil packet, the grilled onions and half a grilled jalapeno were in another foil packet, and the sliced raw radishes and lime were in yet another foil packet. Cups of red and green salsas were also carefully tucked in the bag. I really liked the tacos. I thought the carne asada was a little tough, though, and liked the pastor better (the flavor was really good too). The cilantro was fresh and the flavor really shone. In the three trucks that we stopped at that day, El Paisa's cilantro packed the biggest punch, which is a very good thing in my book... I'm a cilantro fiend. I also liked that the raw onions were very finely chopped. I usually HATE raw onions, but these finely chopped onions added just the right amount of bite. As for the salsas, I thought I'd like the green better but ended up enjoying the spiciness of the red more. Well, it wasn't that spicy but it had a bit of heat to it (kinda like a mild-medium), which was much needed, since everything else was pretty mild, including the grilled jalapeno. When I bit into it, I thought it was a green pepper in the shape and size of a jalapeno. For $1.25 a taco, I got a decent amount of food and would be able to make a meal out of 3-4 tacos. Mmm... tacos... :)

Delicious feast, TONS of sauteed onions, generous with the radishes…read more Stopped here today to check out the pollo and cabeza tacos for the first time. Great great stuff. I think they might have the biggest menu selection of any of the trucks... anyone else agree? The cabeza is diced very finely, much more so than the norm, which was interesting. I think i prefer a slightly rougher cut (on the other end of the spectrum is El Pariente's cabeza, which has much more texture per bite), but El Paisa's style took nothing away from the flavors. A small but notable detail was that the limes served here, unlike most of the competition, were extremely fresh and juicy, barely had to apply any pressure to get quite a bit of that great lime juice onto the meats, and nothing goes better with cabeza than a little salsa and a lot of lime juice. so good. The pollo was standard, but, as you all know, standard in SW taco truck land is absolute tastiness. Other things I noticed: 1) catching a bad break i suppose, the strong wind today was carrying the truck exhaust (since the truck was running) up alongside the eating counter... so I smelled faintly like a lawnmower when I return home... too bad, didn't really notice while i was eating, thankfully. 2) two tacos and a coke was $3.75 ... a score of a deal by any measure... well, except by taco truck measure... EITHER their tacos are 25 cents more than the competition, or their cokes are a little pricier... a really puny value difference ultimately, and doesn't stop me from giving El Paisa my full-hearted approval. This truck sits in the parking lot of the plaza at Vernor Hwy and Lansing St. WEEKENDS only. CASH only.

These tacos were utterly disappointing. Probably the worst tacos I've ever had. Maybe it's our…read morefault for trying their Korean fusion tacos. Maybe their Mexican tacos are better. We got the Korean beef taco and wow that is not Korean beef. The beef was basically ground, cooked to death so it was dry, and then drenched in some overly sweet sauce that is supposed to probably pass as bulolgi like sauce? Um no. That is not like Korean beef whatsoever. Terrible. Clearly these people have never had real Korean food. The pork belly taco had fried pork belly cubes that were also fried to death and drier than the Sahara desert. Like wow that is criminal how their dried out that poor piece of fatty pork belly. I've never had such terrible pork belly before. It's so fatty that..I don't even know how they did that. The guacamole on top could only do so much. The beef brisket taco, was again insanely dry. Sorry, but these people do not know how to cook meat. This one was more palatable. The only saving grace was their Shrimp taco. The shrimp was flavorful an cooked well. Also tried the jalapeño lime-aid and you really get that's spicy jalapeño kick. The limeade itself was just overly bitter like when you leave the lime rinds inside too long. TL;DR - super disappointed. The food was BAD. Only the shrimp taco was good. Don't understand why they had such a long line. Would not come back and would not recommend.

There's a reason the line is always 20 deep for El Guapo. This is the best Mexican food truck in…read moreDetroit. The guacamole is fresh and tasty, the chips are crisp and perfectly fried, and the Guapo sauce is The perfect blend of creamy and spicy. In my opinion the very best thing you can get at El Guapo is the shrimp taco. I have several co-workers who will back me up on this. And the second best thing you can get at El Guapo the shrimp burrito. Their shrimp is fabulous. Located off the corner of Cadillac Square and Monroe, El Guapo food truck is reliably there on Tuesdays. They are probably also there on other days, but I don't know which.

As always the food and service was excellent. I ordered the catfish dinner with the cilantro fries…read morethis time. My other go-to is the barbecue chicken egg rolls. Now that it's summer, you can order your meal and enjoy the ambiance by eating outside.

It's rare for viral restaurants to meet expectations, but Detroit 75 Kitchen is o-fficial. Prices…read moreare reasonable, ingredients are fresh, and they clearly take pride in the food they're serving. A lot of restaurants have been cutting corners and sacrificing quality to turn a quick buck, but not here. Detroit 75 is representing their city well. I'm not sure if they're the 3rd best food truck in the country as currently rated, but it's the best I've tried in years. 4.56 stars.

Great fun for all! Great live music and entertainment. Great vendors selling unique items. Great…read morefood and drinks.

I remember the first time I came to Dally. I instantly fell in love with it! It's super cozy and…read morefamily oriented. If you ever wanted to feel like you belong, this is the place to be.

I'm an out of town we but I love kettle corn. The last kettle corn I purchased from a different…read morevendor was terrible. Mystic however has the absolute best kettle corn I've ever tasted and the price point is great. I can't believe it's not pricier because they def did not skimp on the sugar and oil. The popcorn is full of flavor and literally melts in your mouth.

Walking through Eastern Market, a warm, sweet n salty, sample of popcorn was placed in my hands…read more This Kettle Corn is the real deal. Delicious. Sampled going one way. Resisted buying. Resampled heading toward our car. Gave in. It's the perfect blend of flavors -- a mix of saltiness and sweetness.

The food was good love it !!!! It was my second time getting…read morethem but was a Lil disappointed about my salmon size the first time It was so much I had it for lunch next day but other than that its a dope spot

Overpriced and not worth it. My favorite hibachi truck had sold out and I really wanted some…read more Biggest mistake ever coming here. It's overpriced and doesn't even taste good. The food was very blah. They took forever to make my food and it wasn't even good. Highly recommend you save your time and money.

Eastern Market is a fun destination in Detroit. I had been to the area before but hadn't checked…read moreout the market stalls until my most recent visit. There are several different "sheds" which are basically huge barns that house tons of different local vendors--everything from produce, plants, ready made food, apparel, sweet treats, handmade crafts, coffee and other drinks, etc. We had a blast looking around each of the sheds and saw lots of interesting items. We didn't end up buying anything, but I would love to go back again. The market is open on Saturdays year round, and even in the coldest January weather there were a lot of people there! They have extended hours in the summer months. One of the best parts of visiting the market was the ample free parking in their lots. We also had fun exploring the neighboring shops and restaurants! If you like a good farmers market, be sure to add Eastern Market to your list to check out.

I love coming at the tail end of the day, everyone is offloading their goods (produce/meat) at a…read morereduced rate, and there's this heightened sense of urgent commerce. They have such a great variety from ready to eat food to fresh butchered meats, dried legumes, fresh flowers, clothes, crafts, and more. Its's an experience! You can't go wrong with ANY of the ready to eat food. I had a life altering chicken hand pie. It's got a cool industrial vibe. Dress warm!