Nice food truck. I just love their tacos & quesadilla. 1.5$ for a chicken taco & 5$ for a big size…read morequesadilla. I definitely visit them once or twice a week. Good mexican food. yumm!!!!!

Decent enough food truck. Their meats are a touch on the dry side. Compared to the other taco…read moretrucks in Ames....this one is probably the least.

Ruben panini was great. Wife had the Chicago dog and enjoyed it. I like the potato salad,but wife…read morewasn't a fan. Will be back.

I have heard that Hungry Charlies has many good options on the menu but I have never made it past…read morethe Reuben. It's one of the best I have ever had! Love how all the ingredients are layered and it is perfectly toasted but not greasy. The only thing they could do to improve is extend their hours into the evening!

Not coming back, food subpar poor customer service…read more Once the guy gave me my food, he did not give me my drink when I came back to ask for it. He told me to go look in the cooler when I bent down and search in the cooler for an orange Mexican soda I hit my head and asked him if he even knows if there's any in there?? He told me I had to go look for it. This was right when they open, and there was nobody in line.

O M G, is this place delicious. This is the kind of place where you would want to come again the…read morenext day and then the next. Though it is a food truck in the middle of a parking lot, the burratas are crazy good. I highly highly recommend the burratas ramen. The owner loads it with meat so it won't disappoint.

This food truck came to my work- overall a nice presentation. I like that you can see them making…read morethe pizza and that the oven faces out. It seems pretty clean which can be a concern when eating from a food truck. Overall it was fine. The sauce was very pronounced and was the overwhelming flavor. There was so much of it that the cheese and toppings came off in a sheet every time I took a slice. I was able to scoot it back on though so not a deal killer. I ordered the PMG but I asked that the green pepper be left off. They proceeded to try to sell me their pepperoni pizza with an add on of mushrooms which made it $10 instead of the $9.50 price of the pizza I ordered. I had to go back and forth a bit to get them to take off the charge. I did end up leaving a tip because they said all tips would go to the ARL which was nice. Overall not bad - pricey and small for what you get though. I may or may not be back when they come back to my work.

Absolutely wonderful staff and great pizza!! The staff was very personable and accommodating. I…read moredefinitely recommend Ferinheit and cannot wait to have their pizza again! Their taco pizza is DELICIOUS.

I "discovered" La Michoacana while driving to the Story City Market one evening for some groceries…read more I regretted that I already had a pizza but came back for lunch a couple of times. First I enjoyed a couple of lengua and a cabeza taco with cilantro. These were excellent, juicy and flavorful. On another visit they were mysteriously not open. Then the third time, I had three chicken tacos which were fine. I will stick to my favorites, the lengua and cabeza. I will support any place that serves these. The lady warned me that the red salsa is hot and she was right. But it is very good as is the green. This is not Norwegian food!

Ate here for the first time today and I'm angry at myself that it took me so long to make it over!…read moreOh, I definitely have to make up for lost time. This is the best place in town to get Mexican, hands down. I'm North Mexican; Texas born and bred and only left a few years ago. Normally I head down to Des Moines when I need a legit Mexican food fix, but now I can save on gas because Mexico is RIGHT HERE in Ames! Ames has a few brick and mortar Mexican restaurants; Abelardos (fast food greasy and fried everything), El Azteca (Americanized and not remotely Mexican), Los Altos (not only Americanized and not remotely Mexican, but plain and nasty), Mr. Burrito (fair but could be higher quality), and Carlos Quesadillas (pretty legit and yummy). However, the taco trucks in town are where it's at. They get to focus on the food and not spending money on incessant marketing. Carlos Quesadillas has a truck and both the truck and restaurant are pretty good, Rico's Tacos rocks, and Torteria La Bamba is better than the fast food chains and most brick and mortar restaurants, but it's bottom of the list compared to the other taco trucks. Tacos La Michoacana is a little taco stand outside of a pawn shop selling a small menu of Mexican items. It's made to order, there are two nice benches, plastic utensils and plates, and fresh homemade salsa on the table. There's a mama in there cooking and two adolescents taking orders. The food came out within a reasonable time; hot, fresh, flavorful, and just like auntie's kitchen. If you look through the order window it looks just like an auntie's kitchen in there; big metal pots on the stove and everything. The other places might win local awards (judged by Iowa palates), but the reality is that none of them can compare to Tacos La Michoacana. They aren't flashy, it's simply fantastic food that fills you up for only five dollars. Cash only, folks. And don't waste their time with your broken and offensive attempts at Spanish; they speak English fluently. The reality is that nowhere else in town can hold a candle, but so far I've only seen Latinx people eating there. They are not here to service people that want greasy chicken covered in nacho cheese.