Matt T.

Ambience is outside seating; it is a taco truck but has a stationary location in town. Ordered tacos birria with quick service at 11am on a Thursday. Greeted and processed quickly with food coming out in under 5... immediately downed 1 of the 3 generous sized street style tacos with Roja salsa and did not disappoint. Slow roasted beef covered in cilantro and fresh chopped onions. Takeaways are fresh, quality ingredients with an eye for presentation and friendly staff!

I ordered the bowl. It was a standard size bowl with rice , beans, cilantro, onions, tomatoes, cheese and a lime. I'm a vegetarian so I did not get meat. It came with 2 small sides of complimentary pico ounce cups. I also got a small cherry limeade. The food and drink were great. I found it to be pricey for $19.49. They should start posting prices again.

Abbe N.

I love these little food trucks, like hidden gems in small towns. They're fun spots to stop when walking around, or if you're just driving through at a time when all other foodie areas are too busy. I find that they're particularly fast with service, too, so I enjoy using them for lunchtime breaks! The only con is that they run out of certain items quickly, so time is always of the essence if you're aiming for specifics. Anything made with the Alpastor meat personally wins over my heart, although I think my favorite item on their menu is the semi-elusive Torta (due to occasional bakery supply issues). It's as big as my lap, and sometimes I question whether or not I'm even able to eat it all! It's great with double-meat, and a large Horchata or Sangria on the side. The Frescas are more of an acquired taste in comparison, and though I regretfully admit that I haven't dabbled much in the other menu options, this has definitely been adopted as my go-to order. Particularly since it would take six of anything else to satisfy me. One day, I plan to finally catch a truck that's serving the Burrito Chicano - I've seen it before on their menu, and hope I manage to snag one for myself to taste, but it never seems to be available when I check. Fingers crossed!

Scott P.

The yelp community was right again. This is 100% a 5 star taco truck. I literally ordered one of every taco and can honestly say these are the best tacos I've ever eaten in my 35 years on this planet. The chorizo and shredded chicken tacos were my absolute favorites though. The meat had so much flavor I literally cursed a few times while eating it. The employees were super sweet and they took credit/debit cards. My wife had a tostada and loved that as well. I definitely want to and will go back to try the other stuff on the menu. Man those tacos though...

Michael M.

Stumbled upon this food truck on the way to the City of Atlantis and very happy we did. The customer service was great being greeted warmly with a smile and pleasant conversation. We ordered 5 chicken tacos and one steak. They had salsa verde in a squeeze bottle readily available for all guests. The tacos came out quickly and were quite good. So good, actually, that we were back and ordered two more steak. The steak reminded me of diced ribeye on a cheesesteak. The chicken was marinated in a chipotle sauce that gave it a little kick. We will definitely be returning.

Rikki N.

I come to Hammonton a lot because my mother lives right down the road and I always mean to stop by and I finally did and I haven't been disappointed. For 2$ a tacos I seriously couldn't find a better deal. I love coming here to surprise my husband with food. He loves the burrito with avocado in it. Prices are amazing, food is amazing.

Don V.

Don't miss this spot if you're in the area. Was there for my sons soccer showcase tournament and no way was I going to waste an opportunity to try the local area fare. Drove off from the rubbish served on the fields to look for this place with dodgy phone connection. Found this gem. This place should be no secret. Great food, fresh tortilla and flavorful fare. Best of all prices absolutely scrumptiously.

Charlee D.

Oh man, this taco truck has been in the same dirt lot at the same intersection in Hammonton for at least 15 years. The past couple of weeks, I've been passing the truck every morning on my way to work, except it's going west on the pike to God knows where. Anyway, I figured it might be some kind of a subconscious sign that I should finally check the truck out. I stopped by on a Friday night around 7 and there was a few locals enjoying food on the bench right next to the truck. The gentleman cooking was friendly and got my order out quickly. I ordered one taco al pastor and one bistec asada, with onion and cilantro of course. I didn't specify if I wanted it to-go, and he never asked, but he packed the tacos up in foil and a bag anyway. I guess he probably figured the little white girl was not gonna chow down on some tacos by herself with 5 other Mexicans, but I gladly would have. I appreciate that they give 2 tortillas per taco, just like Pancho's! Definitely not useful for me, though, so they didn't get eaten. The tortillas were warm and soft, however, and just the right amount of chewy. The al pastor had a nice pineapple flavor. It wasn't too greasy, and there was a very ample amount of meat. The pork itself, however, could have used some seasoning. This al pastor would have rivaled Pancho's if it had a little kick to it; a dash of salt and some spice. Still good, nonetheless. The bistec asada, on the other hand, was out of this world. Perfectly seasoned, tasty, moist, and amazingly complemented by the fresh onion and cilantro. YAY for fresh cilantro! A word on parking: don't bother. The lot the truck sits on is also residential parking, so chances are you'll be much better off parking on the other side of Peach Street. Also, if my math is correct (and that's a big if), the tacos are $1.75 each. I left satisfied and full of piggy goodness. I will definitely come back to this truck for a quick lunch or dinner.