Some good authentic Puerto Rican food. Friendly owners. They prepared everything to order. Saw them…read moreprep everything from scratch... delicious!!!!

Awesome food. We had acapurria, mofongo and pina colada. Was delicious! I can't wait to try…read moreeverything else on the menu

This A-La-Cart is bigger and has a bigger selection of food than the one located in the Milk…read moreDistrict. The selection of food is also different than at the other location, which is great. The location is very pretty with plenty of seating area. When you're going to order, you place your order on a big screen. If you need help, you can call on the people in the trucks and they will happily assist you. Nice location, excellent service, yummy food! Oh no! I lost my pictures. :(

The short: Food trucks, craft beer, cushy couches, long tables, corn hole, and open space join…read moretogether to provide a fun family-friendly and adult open-air destination. I like this location to bring out-of-town friends and family. The details. The food trucks and bar line the open multi-use space in the middle. Tables and chairs filled the space one time I stopped in and a corn-hole league the next time. Friends and families seemed to enjoy gathering at this location. Both Brick & Butter and 503 Latin Fusion served up some tasty dishes. I enjoyed the authentic tasting Asada Steak Taco dish where simple ingredients highlighted the overall flavor. I wished that Lobos Coffee didn't close so early! I've been happy to find the craft beer selection to be diverse and not IPA-heavy, and enjoyed the options. The rest: Parking onsite is available, but limited. The owners advise carpooling and street parking in the neighborhood is limited.

You know it's going to be good when there's a little bit of a line, 30 minutes before closing!…read more If you're in the area near the airport, flying out the next day or dropping off - it's hard to find better Ropa Vieja and value from a fast service food truck. Got the meal with delicious plantains, perfectly cooked and seasoned rice, and a great portion of ropa vieja with good meat. Flavor was delicious, clearly cooked low and slow so the beef was tender. Cannot recommend enough in an area flooded with too many chain restaurants.

Cuban Sandwich: really good Media Noche Sandwich: good, but…read morethe pork was a little dry Service: quick to order.... But slow to get the food. It's a popular spot so they are very busy. Its a good thing unless you are really hungry or in a hurry. Good number of seating out outside of the food truck area. No indoor, obviously. Would I go back? Sure

Solid tacos with generous toppings. Legit Mexican flavors…read more If you like the local Mexican restaurants with anglicized flavors, this isn't your place.

Pork Belly, Chicken and Al Pastor tacos! Lots of flavor and options including a Frozen Mango Shake…read morewith Tajin. Options of Elote Corn and a variety of mouth watering food! Definitely coming back!

This place is sooo good!! I got the small loaded fries with bacon, cheese, and sour cream as well…read moreas some of the churrasco and chicken. So flavorful and beautifully cooked. The owner is so sweet too!! Would definitely eat here again :)

My mother recently came to Los Pinchos De Mi Abuela and loved it so I had to try it for myself…read more They have reasonable prices for the amount of food you receive. When you walk up to the truck you are greeted by the friendly workers who advise you to place your order on the screen and if you need assistance they are more than happy to help. Once your order is placed they will send you a text message when it's ready. They do have a little canopy area with tables and seating, but it's so hot to be outside I opted to wait and eat in my car. We waited about 30 minutes before receiving our food and once we received it you could tell everything was freshly made. We ordered a combo that came with 2 pinchos, 2 pieces of bread, 2 orders of loaded fries,2 mofongo balls. And 2 drinks. The pincho meat is big meaty chunks and well seasoned. These were some of the biggest pinchos I've found in Orlando and the price was really reasonable. The loaded fries were ok, just typical fries with bacon and cheese. These mofongo balls had good seasoning, they weren't dry at all, and the perfect portion. The garlic bread was good as well and was soft. Overall everything was great! The seasoning on all the food was perfect, the portions were more than enough, and the prices extremely reasonable. The only negative I have to say is that it took long for us to receive the food but everything was freshly made and I appreciate all the hard work they do during the extremely hot fl summer.

To start, I was greeted by a very polite young man that listened carefully to my order, read it…read moreback, and thanked me for placing an order. Might not seem like much, but at Lake Eola during the big Christmas event, they were busy and still gave great service!! The food. Yeah. That's as legit as it gets folks. I had the blue cheese burger and it was absolutely perfect. Not only that, but it was ready in a very fair amount of time. This food truck has a process and it works awesome. Big kudos to The Hook Orlando. You are food trucking like a BOSS. Apologies for no pics, but THAT is just how good that burger was. Sincerely, Ron - Emcee at Lake Eola Amphitheater

The best truffle burger ever! I wish they were out more often, like maybe at the Sanford food truck…read moreevent :(

Finally made it over here after hearing people talk about it for so long and it completely lived up…read moreto the hype. The food tasted incredibly fresh and authentic, and you can tell a lot of care goes into everything they make. The tamales were easily some of the best I've had in Orlando -- soft, flavorful, packed with filling, and topped perfectly without being overwhelming. We also tried a few tacos, chips and queso, and churros, and honestly everything came out great. Portions were generous and the flavors really stood out compared to a lot of other Mexican spots around town. The atmosphere is one of my favorite parts too. It has a fun, colorful vibe that feels casual and welcoming without trying too hard, and the staff was genuinely friendly from the moment we walked in. Even while busy, the service moved quickly and everyone seemed happy to help with recommendations. You can tell why this place has built such a loyal following in Orlando over the years. It feels like one of those local spots people keep coming back to because the food is consistently good and the experience is always solid. Definitely a place I'll be revisiting often whenever I'm craving good Mexican street food

I was so excited to visit this place! There are so many good restaurants in the curry ford area and…read moreI had heard nothing but great things about the food. Unfortunately that experience very quickly turned to more of a cautionary tale very quickly. I came to this location on Cinco de Mayo after seeing their "$5 everything" promotion on social media, only to find out it didn't apply here. Although most of the videos were posted by users on social media. They liked the videos so they saw it and made no effort to clarify on the ones I saw. I only found out AFTER standing in a long line and getting up front. No worries this just a stop on my Cinco visits and I wanted to give it a try. When I asked if the drinks already had tequila in them, as I notice large buckets that appeared to be premixed, I was told yes, BUT what they actually serve is tequila wine, not real tequila. It is noted by a single letter W next to the word to tequila on their menus and I only figured it out when I visited the next day. This is a problem because the way it is written is the same way a lot of people use to say with. For example "tequila w shaken cream coconut" which can and does also read as tequila with shaken creamy coconut. This feels intentionally deceptive when many people would be fine if they knew what they were drinking. They are also priced like drinks with actual alcohol as the prices are the same as their other location that has actual alcohol. Beer and liquor licenses are very common in this area but the other restaurant prices actually reflect this and they describe the drinks clearly in my experience. What really pushed it over the edge was discovering the next day, when I returned for a social event, that they had actually RAISED drink prices for Cinco de Mayo. Increasing prices on a cultural holiday while advertising deals elsewhere feels misleading, disrespectful, and intentionally confusing. The food was ok but I've had better. To be fair I was so bothered when I realized what had happened I couldn't really enjoy myself. Between the unclear promotion, the deceptive practices, and the holiday price hike, this experience felt shady from start to finish. Times are hard for so many people and yet this place was full of people from the community coming out to support. I felt taken advantage of and I won't be returning.

My friend and I visited with my mom and his mom and dad. First time for all and it was a hit with…read moreeveryone. Flavorful, nice size but not overwhelming portions and melt in your mouth beignets.

First time trying out Voodoo kitchen and I liked it! The bayou flavor of Louisiana really shows in…read morethere food. Just a FYI, if you do not like spicy food you might want to be cautious when ordering. I love spicy food, so the jambalaya is what I ordered. Definitely had good flavor, but left me with a tingling mouth. The jambalaya has served with pulled pork, pulled chicken, and andouille sausage. Not much pork in mine, but plenty of sausage and chicken. We also tried out the Po' fries, which is their seasoned curly fries with 12hr roast pork poured on top. Made the fries soggy instantly, but the flavors were yummy.

Delicious!!!!!! Came back for seconds! Hot and fresh as well…read moreas great service! Taking some home with us to Alabama.

Not the freshest food. We've given this place several chances and it's just not good. Owner is…read morerude. Don't recommend.