Kind of bullshit to drive all the way over and their hours are not as they are posted on Yelp…read more Complete waste of a trip.

The best hotdogs I have ever had! Reasonably priced. We tried the Ranchero, the Norteño, and…read moreCohualisense. All delicious! Service was fast!

We got the Picadillo & Philly (both chicken and beef) empanada meals with borough fries. It was all…read moredelicious! The fries are seasoned perfectly & the empanadas have the perfect crunch & delicious/generous filling. Definitely looking forward to going back & trying some of the other menu items!

From the owner: Our products are Made from Scratch! Not, bought & re-sold…read more We live to serve & serving others is what we enjoy most. It’s all about the Quality for us! Richie is bringing the NY Flare to STexas!!

Worst service ever the girls behind the counter cared more about their two boyfriends being at the…read morebar then they did working . I ordered for my band playing next door it took 30 mins for the two girls to make four hotdogs . When I walked it over to them ( 50 ft ) they said the hot dogs were so cold it was as if they just took them out of the fridge . Prob would be good if you got better workers

What a find! We…read morefound this place while participating in a Sister's Grimm Ghost Tour. Our tour guide said "Best hotdogs in San Antonio," so naturally we had to try them. As soon as the tour was over we walked back to the corner of W. Crockett and N. Presa to give them a try. Our tour guide was right, these are the best hotdogs in San Antonio. Bacon wrapped with a multitude of options for toppings, paired with a toasted bun, we literally sacrificed our keto diet on these. 100% recommend. We had two of the bacon wrapped with ketchup and mustard, and shared an everything (ketchup, mustard, mayo, and jalapeños). I can't decide which is better so you will need to give them both a try as well. Great location. Nice easy walk from the Alamo, and they are open late to give you the snack you need while doing a historic tour or of the city or spending a night out on the Riverwalk. I also have to give the guys working the stand a compliment, they were fast regardless of the line, and happy to be giving the customers a great experience. Bottom line, this hotdog stand is unlike any other I've been to (and I'm from the New York area - hot dog stand capital of the world). Go give them a try!

Delicious empanadas w sauce . I ordered beef , chicken, spinach . Chicken sandwich. Delivery was…read morefast.

Newest good stand at The Block SA. Had their beef and potato empanada and it was delish! The…read moreempanada was nothing like I've tasted before, made from what seemed like corn meal and flour. This thing fried perfectly and had a nice texture. The filling was very nicely seasoned and cooked, not dry but very moist. Will def try again

Seriously!!! This is by far the best kept secret of San Antonio. Carlos makes tacos better than…read moreanyone in San Antonio. I have been coming here for years and bar none the best!

Amazing street tacos! Best I've had in SA! When I met my boyfriend he would talk and talk about…read moreCarlos's one of a kind tacos so I was very excited to try them and wow! My favorite is the Matt Special. A must try! The taco is actually named after one of the Thirsty Horse bouncers Matt. Super nice guy. The taco has beef, chicken, and pork topped with onion, cilantro, and cheese. If you love lime I would also squeeze some on. Yummmm! The mini tacos are also great I always have those as well. If you also love hot you have to try the ghost pepper sauce. Everything is made by Carlos and you can tell he loves what he does. Carlos is super sweet, kind, and friendly. We have been coming here for years now and every time it is Thursday, Friday, or Saturday we have to stop by and say hi to Carlos and have a taco or shall I say tacos's! Thank you so much Carlos keep up the great work!!!

While waiting in line, in the sun, for the grand opening of The Jerk Shack, I took the opportunity…read moreto try Pop'topia. Zack Salsman, the owner had his cart set up in a corner. I was hot and kept seeing people with colorful popsicles. When the line moved up enough, I checked out the current offerings that ranged from rasberry, to grapefruit to mango. I settled on piña colada. It was delicious. The perfect blend of coconut and pineapple, very refreshing. I like that the pops have no preservatives, additives, corn syrup or artificial colors. I don't know where Pop'topia will be next, I took picture of Zack's card and will post it.

Nice signage but the food was not great and overpriced. There were lots of flies while I waited for…read moremy food. Not very clean. The cook was not very friendly. Pretty much all he said was "scan the code to order." The $19 quesadilla was just ok. Paid extra for red sauce. Pretty sure it came from a jar.

This in response to Rochelle, the owner's response to my critique. With an attitude like yours…read morethat you have towards your customers, I can see why you get poor reviews. True some people like to complain just to hear themselves complain, but I would not be one of those. If you look at all my reviews that I list on Yelp, most of them are positive with a few that are of the three star level very few are of the one star level which, you have just now achieved. And don't worry, Rochelle , I will not be returning to your establishment in the sweltering heat or any other level of ambient temperature. Readers, please be advised, there are much better Taquerias in the area than this one, with much friendly customer service.

I came across Viva La Calle at the Pearl on a beautiful morning during the Farmers Market. I was on…read morea mission to try a Watermelon Fresca, and I finally got one! I also grabbed some Brazilian chicken buns from another booth. Mission accomplished - and I left happy.

Went to the Pearl farmers market on a Sunday and they were setup near the springs area (full goods,…read morestable hall area). The truck is organized, cute, large, and very clean. They also had a couple of tables with umbrellas set up around the truck for shaded seating. There were 4-5 employees that were all very friendly. They were pretty busy but still fast because they had so many employees. I sampled the hibiscus fresca and it was yummy, not too sugary/sweet. They had 7 different flavors. I got a tres leches iced latte for $5.50 it was good.