Alex, Thank you for attending the Campfire Across America event at the Southwest YMCA. Your truck…read morewas a hit. Our members and guests had nothing but amazing reviews of your menu. We will definitely ask you back for future events.

I had heard about how great their food and service was, so I ordered the birria ramen from their…read moretruck on 67th & State. IT WAS SOOO GOOD!! Will definitely be ordering again soon and try other dishes!

It was a very cold and windy evening, so environment was not conducive to enjoying the outdoors…read more The menu is very eclectic, but I two tacos recommended by the chef. Both were good, but I liked the pork better than the chicken. The service for the the truck was good, with good recommendations, but it was cold out so I had to take the food into the bar. That was not great. You can read about that in my next review

Breakfast and Dinner I made my first stop to Taco Moto last…read moreyear for their breakfast offerings and was just shocked at the portion size - their burritos were huge and more than an average person could consume in a sitting. I ended up back for a Taco Ruck with friends this spring and everyone in my group raved about the tacos and corn cup. I've been back again for breakfast and dinner and they always exceed expecations. Service is always super fast with their online ordering and staff is always so friendly. Add in some drinks @ Boone and Crocket on a summer day with the waterfront view and you'll be having a great time!

I went here because the Facebook videos says the best pork in town and they have a new location at…read more4068 s Howell Ave Milwaukee. I ordered the smoked ribs, tostones, Puerto Rican rice and side of choice. I was so caught up in the menu and ordering that I didn't realize that I was never asked what side I wanted and my $18 food truck meal side was a slice of white bread, see my pictures. I smelled smoke when I drove up and I saw the smoker smoking away and my experience with bbq all over the country is if you smell smoke you have a 75% chance of decent bbq. As I looked at the ribs it was only 3 bones for $18 which I thought was steep for a food truck. My second thought was I don't see a smoke ring on the ribs at all which was odd because I saw the smoker in action. I tried the tostones which was fresh/tender/good and not hard like some places in the past and you get 3. My choice of side which was a slice of white bread toasted white left me feeling ripped off because I didn't get a choice side, shame on them. The Puerto Rican rice was cooked perfectly with nice texture of the rice and maybe pigeon peas with a nice garlic flavor. The no smoke ring smoked ribs had no smoke flavor at all and they just were cooked ribs covered in sauce. The ribs were tips on meaty with that nice chew that that I like and fall off the bone, not the mushy steamed meat kind. Overall I drove 16 miles for Puerto Rican food that was not as the menu stated and I felt it's over priced and ripped off because food was missing and not smoked at all, big swing and a miss. Why this food experience went south and the 1 star review I left I always say it depends on what you order and what kind of the day the restaurant is having and maybe when you try them you will have a better experience than mine.

We live an hour away from The Bad Piggy Truck, and let me just say--it was totally worth the drive!…read moreThe lechón was juicy, the arroz con gandules was packed with flavor, and the tostones with ajo absolutely hit the spot. My husband had the jugo de parcha and loved it. I went with the piña colada--pro tip: bring a little bottle of rum, and you'll take that drink (and the whole meal) to the next level! We'll definitely be back!

This food truck is usually parked on Holton st across from the Family Dollar and former Lena's. I…read morestopped in here recently to grab my friend some lunch. Their menu offered a lot of randomness. The special of the day was fried chicken but they also had a Mexican-style menu up. Since my friend loves Mexican food, I went that route. I asked for the steak tacos but the woman informed me that there wasn't enough to make a good serving. Disappointing, but I appreciate the honesty rather than get a wimpy taco. So instead I went with the ground beef taco combo. For $5.50 you get three huge tacos covered with freshly shredded cheese, pickled jalapenos, red sauce, sour cream, the works and a soda. (They had orange, grape, lemon iced tea and Pepsi). It was so good and just barely more expensive than taco bell. When I dropped off the tacos my friend said that he had been there before and that they have awesome burritos as well. I will have to look into these burrito claims but so far I am sold on this off-the-trail food truck.

Steak tacos Supremes were delicious, so delicious that I had forgot to even get a picture of them…read morebefore I ate them. They give you "plenty" meat on the tacos and burritos. I didn't try the burrito but my brother said they were good as hell it's like having a taco truck but with more options inside of the gas station I will definitely be going back

This place has the best dog in town and they have a great selection of brats. And the two guys that…read morerun it are such a great, entertaining, and friendly team. It's like being served by reincarnated carnival barkers from the heyday of the circus.

The Linguica is phenomenal. Great customer service. Great guys. Highly recommend!!!read more

Romero's truck was at The Rock in Franklin for their summer concerts at the Umbrella Bar. They were…read morethe only food truck there, maybe they rotate? Anyway, I couldn't resist the smell of the tortillas and had to try them out! Their menu on the truck has no pricing, which I didn't like so I researched online and found they have an actual location (which I'll try soon) but food truck prices are usually a bit higher. That was the case here, and after asking the prices I went with the birria tacos over the quesadilla. Tacos were $4 and included the protein, onions and cilantro in two corn tortillas. The wait was longer than I was expecting at about 15 minutes but they do give you a buzzer to know when it's ready. I added some of the orange salsa to my tacos which was good! After eating just one I was feeling a little full, they didn't skimp on the fillings. Overall I thought it was pretty good but not necessarily a taco I'd dream about. I'd get it again if I was near their truck but would try other options too.

Romero's is always a great. They were one of the food truck options at an event I was at- I've had…read morethem many times before. I always order something different and they never disappoint. Well priced, nice portions and tasty.

Po boys were huge and delicious. Gave them a 3 because I went for gumbo and it wasn't ready. It was…read moregoing to take an hour and I didn't wanna wait. Also, went back the next day and it was closed. Please update your business hours online so that people don't have to drive a long way and find out yall are closed.

Made a random stop at this little shack because of the name and my appreciation for all things…read more'Nola... Solid sandwich, great fries! Brian knows what he's doing! #fleurdelis