Tacos here are amazing!! I live close by 55 and stop at Juniors once a week - the al pastor is some…read morethe best I've had in Durham (been here 09') and better than a lot of brick and mortar restaurants. The steak tacos are awesome too! Portions are decent and prices are great. Pretty good service too cashier is nice - and cooks never take more than 10ish minutes, even with a line they get decently busy around lunch most days. 10/10 for quick lunch!

still a tad expensive and a tad underwhelming; meat and ingredients seemed less fresh vs. other…read morecomparable local taco trucks

Hillsborough brick and mortar location. Awesome food - authentic, fresh, delicious. Had pupusas…read moreand gorditas - really good. Fabulous desserts - great place to get whole pies and cakes if you need them - lots of flavors. 6-7 picnic tables outside is a plus

Samantha's blue food truck was set up at Durty Bull brewing in Durham and serves up a taste of El…read moreSalvador. It is a family-run truck and you can see the corn patties being made by hand. You have a choice of meat or bean filled Pupusas. They are served with a traditional slaw and sauce. They also make tacos and the prices are very affordable. I have not had Pupusas since visiting a restaurant on Capital Blvd and was excited to see this truck in Durham. The food pairs well with beer and you can sit outside or inside the brewery. Be sure to check them out when at Durty Bull.

The red sauce is one of my favorite things on earth. The burritos are very good, don't get me…read morewrong, but they're a type and quality you've had many times before. Mac's homemade red and green sauces are what you will remember about City Bus. The service is of course fast and friendly. As for ambiance, it's a bus in a parking lot. What do you want. Just sit on a picnic table next to the car wash and treasure your squeeze bottle of red sauce like a pro. You won't regret it.

So freaking good. There are a few picnic tables in the parking lot to munch after ordering. Tacos…read moreare packed with filling but notably lack chopped onions. It comes with grilled onions and there is also a self serve pickled onions container. I couldn't find prices for half the menu, and I think each taco is over three dollars. However, the price is justified considering the large chunks of high quality meat in each. Highly recommend loading on the pickled onions. The lime was juicy and meats were tender. They also do not open at 6:30pm. We came at 7pm, knowing they didn't open at 6:30pm and they arrived around 7:15 and took a bit of time to set up. Worth the wait for me!

Late-night muchines lead me here! I've always seen this taco truck at this spot. It was the first…read moreone that I thought of when I had the munchies. The taco truck is actually located outside a bar club. I got 3 tacos and they were all delicious...so simple but so good! The tortilla had a nice texture to it. The tacos ran about $2.50-3.00 each. There's not really a menu on the taco truck so you may have to ask. The reason why is probably because they have regulars. I'll be back!

Queso Monster Food Truck is one of the prime examples of where the lore of the line heavily…read moreoutweighs the satisfaction. Almost always will you see a humongous line at this truck - so much that the past few events I've been to, they've brought a separate truck just for their Elotes and drinks. First the Elotes - pretty good for the most part. My issue...the price. At LEAST $5.50 for one Elote, pretty high knowing it's one piece of corn with its usual toppings. Their Walking Elotes is $10! What that is is a personal sized bag of chips with elote toppings inside. The quesabirria is what I (and what I assume others) primarily line up for. Quesabirria has been trending for the past couple of years now so people want to try. Was it worth the long wait? Not at all. Now I won't say the quesabirria is bad by any means BUT it's full of grease. The consommé was probably one of the more basic consommés I've had. Very watery, while greasy, and lacks flavor. Making things worse were the stale chips. At least the queso was good. Spoke with a friend and asked for their thoughts on the truck, being that they knew it was a long line as well...but had the exact same issues/sentiments about the items.

Queso Monster and Elote Monster usually draw fairly long lines at events, and so when I happened…read moreupon them without an extensive queue at a food truck rodeo, I decided to give them a try. The menu offers a good deal of flexibility, boasting choices in proteins (traditional meats, shrimp, or veggies), spiciness levels, and styles. Unexpectedly, they also offered red/juicy and quesobirria quesadillas. The "elote" side of the business offers the titular street corn, with or without a dusting of tortilla or red hot chips. Lemonades range from single flavors such as peach or strawberry to multi-berry bonanzas, and a few are available as horchatas instead. I ended up with a birria quesadilla, tortilla chip-dusted esquites (elote bowl), and a mojito lemonade. The folks running the trucks were friendly, and, even by food truck standards, very fast. The quesadilla, which included broth, chips, salsa, and, of course, queso, offered quite a bit of food for $14. Less justifiable was the $5.50 charged for a regular-sized lemonade. The food was, by and large, satisfying. The quesadilla offered tender meat and a tasty -- if cilantro-heavy -- broth. The tortillas were a bit greasy, however, and will have you missing La Sinaloense's version. The torti esquites were thoroughly addictive. It may be just corn, sour cream and spices, but damn if the execution wasn't spot-on. The confusingly-named mojito lemonade had about as much in common with a mojito as a sea horse does with a stallion, but aside from being very sweet, it was still a refreshing drink on a June day. I appreciated the amount of fresh fruit (berries, pineapple, and kiwi) included. Had I been standing in long lines eagerly anticipating what awaited me, I likely would have walked away from Queso Monster and Elote Monster slightly disappointed. But thanks to fortuitous timing, I was able to enjoy it for what it was: good though not flawless Mexican food and drink.

It's always a pleasure visiting Mesas Food Truck. They are always kind and the food is always…read moredivine. This past visit I got the chicken and cheese pupusas. 10/10 always recommend.

Food Truck Time: Mesas at Vicious Fishes…read more We saw that Mesas was nearby so we headed over to Vicious Fishes in Apex to give this food truck a try. My husband and I ordered the pulled pork sandwich with sweet potato fries, tacos and plantains. The tacos were just okay, I would recommend ordering something else. But, the rest of the food was good. The overall experience was more of a 2.5 star rating since the food was a tad greasy and we didn't feel the best afterwards.

Best Birria Tacos I had Hands down . Everything was fresh and made to order , Very Friendly Owner…read moreAnswer all my questions and was patient with me. Definitely will be back

Well worth the wait. Best tacos. Very nice people running it. If you're in the area it's a must.read more

I've had the asada burrito two days in a row and it was delicious. I think I'm addicted. Chill…read morelittle taqueria. Great service too.

Best Taco Place in Durham…read more I said it! Extremely great prices for large portions and it is so good. A lot of places say there the best but trust me I've tried them all and felt unsatisfied. This place does it for me. Go get their tacos like now!