Small strip mall restaurant but poor quality food. One person working. Only canned sodas available…read more Requested guacamole and got a thin green sauce with no flavor. Very friendly lady working.

Well went there the morning the day after Christmas at 9 am to get some breakfast burritos, as…read morewli have been wanting to try this place but they weren't open...their sign says 9-9 and no other document on the door to indicate they would be closed. So irresponsible for a business to do this . The hours on Google and Yelp say 6 am-9 pm, much more logical for a place serving breakfast but obviously not correct.

After a long drive from Wisconsin, we parked at a TA truck stop about a mile away and decided to…read morewalk over to this food truck. It ended up being one of the best decisions we made all day. The walk was easy, and when we arrived, the packed parking lot immediately told me this was the right place to stop. This is authentic tacos de guisado style, similar in concept to places like Tacos West Ave in Texas, but the execution here is on another level. They offer a wide variety of options including suadero, lengua, al pastor, cabeza, chorizo, tripa, along with tortas and quesadillas. I ordered the tripas, which can be hard to find done correctly. These were easily the best tripas I've ever had. They were extremely flavorful and tender. I usually prefer them crispy, but after seeing how busy the place was, I trusted their preparation -- and it paid off. Each order comes with four mini tacos, and I could have easily eaten more. Even the corn tortillas stood out. They had noticeable flavor, likely from being cooked on a well-seasoned plancha or possibly dipped in the guisado juices before grilling. The salsa was generous and full of flavor, and everything tasted like it was made with care and attention. This place reminded me of one of my favorite spots in San Antonio, Mini Tacos Toribios. While the style is different, the same level of passion and quality is there. At $13.99, the price is fair for the portion and quality. I would gladly pay it again. Next time I'll be ordering multiple taco plates along with a torta and a Mexican Coke. This is a 10/10 spot. I wouldn't change anything. I'll make it a point to stop here every time I'm in Denver.

Made to order delicious street tacos! Look for their food truck off the street fast and friendly…read moreservice at a reasonable price! I will definitely come back for more as I had the al pastor tacos

Bland. The green chili has no flavor. Our burritos were bland and sad. The green chili had no spice…read moreand the burritos were just flavorless. This is one and done will never go back.

When I lived in Denver or visited I loved the breakfast burritos . Especially the green chile and…read morechorizo. Makes me want to go back! Yum

Hadn't been back in a while and was impressed to see how much the menu has grown. We usually come…read morefor the birria tacos--note, they're not quesabirria, so don't expect the cheesy, dipped style. This visit we switched it up. The vampiro (crispy taco with meat and cheese) was a hit--great texture and flavor. I went with the burrito, which was loaded with meat, rice, beans, and avocado--big portion and very satisfying. Service is consistently friendly, and it's awesome to see this place doing well and expanding. Solid spot we'll keep coming back to

Real food, real tacos.... $3 each was amazing..they have a sauce bar as well. I would eat here…read moredaily if possible

Overview: a hidden gem, next time I'm in Colorado this will be my first stop! The Al Pastor tacos…read moreare a must try; everything is affordable and delicious ---- Al Pastor Taco $2.25: - probably the best al pastor taco I've ever had - juicy meat and the sweet pineapple chunks shine through - coming from San Diego the prices are amazing and the flavors rival the ones back home (and beat it!) The Barbacoa tacos $2.25 were also good but the Al Pastor was truly a standout, I ordered more after I finished! Tamales are good too, for the price, but again if you had to try anything on this menu I highly recommend the Al Pastor. ---- Notes: - shared parking with other businesses - inside seating - drinks were $3 each, the soursop one was unique but not for me - service was great, nice and friendly - ambiance was homey feeling, no frills - salsas available in the drink fridge areas and cheaper tamales if you buy them cold ---- Overall: so glad to have this as my first meal in Colorado, my favorite place in the area, so yummy you MUST try the al pastor tacos! Can't wait to be back

**Unexpected Gem!**…read more We stumbled upon this place by accident after facing a long wait at another nearby spot--and I'm so glad we did! There was no wait when we arrived (though there *should* have been, based on how good the food was). The service was friendly and efficient, the prices were very reasonable, and every dish we tried was excellent. The chile relleno was crisp and delicate, the tacos were packed with flavorful, well-seasoned meat, and the tamales were easily some of the best I've ever had. There are a few more "well-known" places in the area, but don't overlook this one. It's a hidden gem--you won't regret stopping in!

She took our payment, then acted like she had never seen us before. I think she thought we were…read moredrunk and we wouldn't remember, then said we were there yesterday when we showed reciept. The truck has no name on trust this is a scam...recidota ti ahow6

Dos Gringos is exactly what it sounds like, two gringos who took something as rich, soulful, and…read moresacred as Mexican food and drained it of all its flavor, culture, and dignity. This is gentrified nonsense at its peak, watered-down recipes, dry tortillas, bland meat, and a price tag that makes you wonder if you accidentally walked into a 5-star restaurant, except the food tastes like it was cooked in a dorm microwave using ingredients from the bargain bin. You can taste the cheapness. The salsas are basically tomato water. The portion sizes are a robbery, $14 for what amounts to a sad, overhyped taco filled with meat that clearly wasn't marinated or seasoned. It's clear there's no love in what they do and this is just a cash grab hiding behind a trendy food truck aesthetic and a name that feels more like a parody than an homage. If you love real Mexican food, skip this soulless disappointment.

Considering the amount of taco trucks and restaurants in the Denver metro, its hard to find a truck…read morethat delivers with great taste, a fair cost and not incredibly oily/greasy. That last point is the hardest thing to find! But after stopping here one day on my drive home, this taco truck has become a regular favorite of mine for years now! They offer other items besides tacos but I have never tried them because their tacos are the star. The carne asada tacos are great but my favorite tacos that I have ever tried (and this includes tacos ive tried in Mexico itself) are the Al Pastor tacos with cilantro, onion and the pineapple. It is so, so good! The al pastor meat is marinated nicely and is packed with flavor and the sweetness from the pineapple pair perfectly with it. And like I started out commenting, these tacos are not dripping in oil or grease. In fact, I rarely see any oil in them at all! It makes the entire experience that much better! I like to put their red salsa on for an added kick while my mom likes the green salsa for a milder yet just as tasty flavor. Make sure to put some lime on it too! All in all, the best taco truck of the probably 20+ places i have tried over the years. You can also call ahead your order so that way its ready when you arrive! They are locted in the Save a Lot parking lot, just north of the I-70 and pecos roundabout. It's a yellow and green truck, you cant miss it, and you definitely shouldn't!

Toddler taco tasting tour stop number 17! And our first taco stop at a taco truck :-)…read more This place is definitely legit! There were a lot of people waiting for their food when we arrive, already a good sign. We had three tacos, one pastor, one carnitas, and one asada, they were all delicious but the pastor was definitely the winner. But the overall winner was actually surprisingly the quesadilla with carnitas, for whatever reason it was one of the best quesadillas I've ever had. The salsas that they provide we're also both very delicious, especially the red one. We will definitely be back on the next sunny and warm day in Denver!

I had the opportunity to try the Road Runner food truck thanks to my employer and, was so glad I…read morefinally got the chance! I appreciate that there is a veg option for me so- that is what I got - the calabacitas bowl. I really wanted the street taco to try the fry bread taco because those babies were huge and cooked to a beautiful color- I know they had to taste amazing and coworkers confirmed that. I had to go light because I just can't eat like that while I'm working - it's frowned upon to take an after lunch nap that would have been required ~ ;-) the service was so friendly - smiling, happy faces! And fast! Another challenge with lunch food truck visits when your lunch is only 30 minutes. The team nailed everything like pros. The bowl was presented beautifully- the attention to the finishing detail took this up a notch. Prices were comparable to what I am seeing in restaurants and other fast options like this. Quality, freshness, and flavor was A+. When we have the Road Runner visit again, I'll try the nachos or quesadilla - if I can stop myself from breaking to the craving for the fry bread taco.

The food is amazing, the tacos al pastor and the beans. They cater an event we attend and now I am…read moretrying to find where the food truck is at