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Mordisco

4.5 (43 reviews)
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Betsy T.

Had the most delicious dinner at Mordisco last night! The Pabellon Bowl with chicken was excellent! I especially loved the green sauce and the plantains! The owner and his wife were so friendly and the food came out quickly!

Chicken Quesadilla
Antora S.

Fresh, delicious food with fast and friendly service. What can you really ask for? We went to Olentangy River Brewing Company for coffee and saw that they had a food truck front of their place. We ordered the breakfast burrito and chicken quesadilla. Both of the items were delicious, and they were generous with the filling. The portion size is a good size to share or if you are hungry, you can have all to yourself. No judgement here, that food is really that good to have it all by yourself. They give you a buzzer which you can take into the Olentangy River Brewing while you wait. Definitely will be back to try out other food items.

Chicken Quesadilla.
Syed S.

Mordisco is a Venezuelan food truck that can usually be found serving up delicious breakfast and lunch fare in front of the Olentangy River Brewing Company most days of the week. On our last trip to ORBC, we ordered the breakfast chicken burrito and the breakfast quesadilla. Both of the items came with sour cream, Pico de Gallo, and a couple of salsas. The portion size of both the items were huge, and the fillings were generous. The gentleman taking our order was extremely nice and helpful. I look forward to coming back here and checking out their lunch menu.

Drew B.

Caught this truck at the Olentangy Brewing Co after a hike at Highbanks and never knew I needed Chicken Arepas in my life!! Delicious and you get a lot of food! Plus, what a great name!

Payal P.

They are located outside of Roosevelt coffeehouse near Lewis center. There were limited vegetarian options and no vegetarian arepa but I requested if they could do a cheese and bean arepa and they said YES :) That made me super happy, it was tiny but filling for lunch! My partner ordered the carne asada arepa and gave it a 4/5 as well. They give you a very nice bag with utensils and napkins as well which was in terms of quality above and beyond for a food truck!! I LOVE arepas and liked the orange sauce more than the cilantro one!! Will definitely be trying again if I come back and am going to try their sister location as well.

Breakfast Burrito (scrambled eggs, cheese, tater tots, bacon, avocado)
Patrick P.

A great burrito at the Olentangy River Brewery event. Food - a great burrito for breakfast. Many of the other customers really liked their other items (vegan bowls, empanadas, etc) Service - this truck gives you a buzzer and will let you know when your food is done. The service was so good, they delivered it to me and then returned with napkins. Ambiance - I was at a brewery/coffee house so 5 stars. Now I bet you are wondering - was I drinking coffee or beer?. Let's keep that a secret

Oh happy day, it's the Mordisco truck!
Lara K.

I'm so happy to review this amazing Venezuelan food truck and even happier that it's parked here in Lewis Center at Olentangy Brewing Co. How lucky are we! I've been in love with Venezuelan cuisine since the Porch first opened up in Lewis Center. I was devastated when they closed - but the food gods have smiled on us again with Mordisco. If you love fresh, wholesome Latin American food cooked with love, and dipping sauces that would make the angels cry, then you've come to the right place. I had the Tempequenos which are like a fried cheese/bread appetizer - look, I don't even know. They're the most delicious thing in the world. Try the cilantro dipping sauce, then try the orange (red bell pepper plus some spice?) one, then try them both together. Heaven! Then I had the chicken and rice bowl. It had fresh avocado, black beans, more angelic dipping sauces - I was soooo full and happy. I will be back very soon. This place is a treasure! And you can take it to go, or go eat at the brewing co. Cute patio, plenty of seats and tables inside or out.

Anna S.

I LOVE Mordisco and will continue to sing it's praises. The Full Equipo Arepa is amazing- full of fresh and delicious ingredients, including amazing plantains. Besides the food, the owners and workers and so kind and enjoyable. Wish I knew about this place sooner!!

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Visiting Lewis Center discovered Mordisco's food cart. Excellent Venezuelan arepas! Also fresh veggie bowl with fried plantains.....Yummy!

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My husband stopped in a few weeks ago and hasn't stopped talking about the empanadas. We were…read morelooking for a pickup option this week and decided on Cactus since I hadn't tried it yet. I am gluten free and was thrilled to be able to select from a variety of options (not just salad ). We called our order in and I confirmed gluten free options. When I arrived to pick up our order, I was greeted warmly and was impressed with the decor and set up. The inside is much bigger than I expected! The food was fantastic and I can't wait to try every arepa option on the menu!

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