This southern food truck is great. Be sure to follow them on Instagram to see what their hours and…read moreavailability are. You definitely need to come early if you want to get the oxtails because they sell out real quick. I got the fried catfish with Mac n cheese and dirty rice. The catfish was fried very well and the fish was very flaky and not fishy at all. The dirty rice and Mac n cheese were also good. They seem to have run out of things as time goes on so it's more of what they have left if you come later. The staff was very nice and the food can take some time to wait.

I finally tried Big South Food Truck and wow -- this is soul food done right. It soothes my…read moreSouthern roots in the best way. I ordered the fried catfish plate with collard greens and cornbread. The catfish was perfectly golden and crispy on the outside while staying juicy and flaky inside -- seasoned beautifully without being greasy. The collard greens were tender and flavorful without being overly salty, really seasoned perfectly and the cornbread had a great texture -- moist and warm but not overly sweet. And then some bonus surprise hush puppies that were so so good! Crunchy on the outside, soft and savory inside -- it really rounded out the meal and left me smiling. Prices are fair for the quality and portion size (my plate was $21), and the service vibe was friendly and welcoming. Their menu's stacked with everything from Big South Wings to ribs and jambalaya, and I'm already thinking about what to try next. Follow them on Instagram @bigsouthslc to see where they're going to be next. If you're craving serious Southern comfort food, Big South is a must. One of the best food trucks I've hit in a while -- no question.

BEST FOOD TRUCK IN UTAH! Seriously; our workplace is on a…read morefood truck rotation and when the red truck is out front, there is a long line (despite their quick service). The first time I saw it, I told a coworker that I don't even know what Peruvian food is! Now I do, and love it!

Ordered two sandwiches and fries at the Red Food Truck. The Lomo Saltado sandwich was ok, the beef…read morewas pretty tender but it just didn't have a lot of flavor, even with the red "spicy" sauce it came with. The Asado de Puerco was a real turn off, too heavy on the mayonnaise with a lot of shredded lettuce. It almost tasted like a tuna fish sandwich. The pork was unremarkable and again, except for the mayo flavor, the sandwich just didn't have much going for it. My wife didn't eat her half after she tasted it and it went into the trash. The fries were standard and ok but not good home made fries. Doubt I'll try this place again.

We are So grateful for this place. We have been coming for many years. Gorgeous views, fun new…read morefood, clean, great service, live music and dog friendly. We are spoiled to have this place!

Service folks were very pleasant and happy. Food excellent and my to-go order was exactly what I…read moreordered.

Sorry... I did not take a photo of the churros. I was so excited to try them…read more Hubby and I went to the Latin festival in Day break and thought we'd give them a try. Ordered the 3 churros for $5. I just got plain cinnamon and sugar. Waited probably 5-8 min for them. They looked delicious when i picked them up from the window. My husband immediately took a bite and said WOW. I must say these are probably the best churros I have had. ( and I love Disneyland churros) They were crunchy from the outside and soft on the inside. Perfect amount of cinnamon and sugar. They didn't taste greasy or heavy at all! We can't wait to go back again!

I am embarrassed to say that I shoved a churro in my mouth before even actually taking a look at…read morethem (much less thinking about a photo). The churros here are fantastic, it's crispy on the outside while being soft on the inside, it's fried dough dipped in cinnamon, honestly what else can one ask for! My favorite is the chocolate, go give it a try, it's pretty fantastic.

We had Yalla Kosher Utah for the first time at Jewish Heritage Night celebrating Chanukah with a…read morenight of hockey at the Mammoth, and it was absolutely fantastic. Every bite was packed with flavor and care. The chicken was perfectly cooked and beautifully seasoned--tender, savory, and unforgettable. The Mediterranean salad was vibrant and fresh, full of color and bright, balanced flavors that paired perfectly with the meal. The pita was light and fluffy, and the hummus was smooth, rich, and exactly what you hope for--simple, comforting, and done right. And for dessert... how could anyone pass up sufganiyot? Warm, indulgent, and the perfect sweet finish to an already excellent experience. Yalla Kosher Utah delivered incredible food from start to finish. We're already looking forward to the next time--we'll absolutely be back.

The food is great. We got falafel and grilled chicken. Both items were well-seasoned. The sides are…read moretasty as well.

Lupita Tacos recently opened near the Smith's gas station on the north side of the Smith's…read moreMarketplace parking lot. They have an enclosed trailer where they prepare several kinds of Mexican street style taco dishes. I ordered two cachete (cheek) tacos, and loaded them with lots of pico de Gallo, jalapeños, limes, cabbage and carrot slices. The cheek meat was a good replacement for the cabeza meat I usually get. It was so good that I returned for another taco, trying the barbacoa for my third taco. The meat had a bit of a smoky flavor and had a great taste. It made for a great quick lunch. I'll definitely support this new addition to Bountiful's culinary wasteland.

I got the chicken enchiladas from Lupita's and it was totally lovely. I would absolutely go back…read moreand recommend anyone that wants some tasty and local Mexican food. The workers are super nice and the prices are on point. They also have a lot of toppings and salsa available. I'd totally recommend anyone in the area to support this local business.

My employer has food trucks come once a month during the summer (so awesome) and Happy Tummie is my…read morefavorite so far. I had the shrimp/fried chicken combo w/ garlic sauce - delicious! I will definitely stop if I see them out in the wild.

10/10! If I could give more than 5 stars I would! Their Japanese fried chicken is seriously so…read moredelicious! I crave it all the time now. The tempera shrimp are also addicting. I started following them on Instagram so I know where they will be and we have gone to their food trucks 5 times in the last month. Needless to say we are addicted. The garlic anoli sauce is divine and to my surprise the rice and salad pair perfectly with the chicken. I don't know what flavor the salad is but even my kids like it. They always give out free samples, if you don't believe me to try a sample. They are quick to get your order done and it's worth the wait if there is a line.

I've been dying to try these tacos since I've had them recommended to me by so many people and even…read morebeen told they are the best tacos in salt lake, and it's a street cart. They are putting the street in street taco that's for sure. We went right during sunset, and it was actually so gorgeous with the mountains. I got Al pastor tacos and my husband got Al pastor, carne asada, and tripa. The Al pastor was soooo good!!! My husband enjoyed the carne asada and also said the tripa was amazing and super crunchy. They have a cooler with toppings and you get to load up the tacos yourself. They also have a cooler with drinks, but they didn't have any Diet Coke. The guys working were super nice and quick. The people in front of us ordered burritos and they let you load them up before wrapping them. I'd love to come back for a burrito. Overall, it lived up to the hype! Worth the stop for sure and highly recommend during sunset.

Went to the Latino Arts festival in Park City and tacos Don Rafa were here. I had heard good things…read moreabout their food and decided to give them a try. Staff wasn't the friendliest but hey it's a hot day with a huge crowd so no big deal. The orders were limited to burrito and taco combos, that come with a canned soda, rice and beans. The taco combo comes with three. Went with the asada and boy were these mediocre. Cheapest cut of chewy meat drenched in oil to help enhance the flavor nestled inside of a store bought tortilla. Tiny tacos with subpar meat filled with the sort of gristle you won't enjoy. For $15 I felt ripped off. The burrito was mostly bright orange rice, not the usual light red rice an abuela makes, filled with half melted cheese, and what appears to be canned beans with a sprinkle of that ghastly meat. Not sure what the hype is about but this place is substandard at best. If you're hungry with no options it's better than nothing but really not worth your money at $5 a taco.