Everyone hates on Columbus for not having "good/authentic" Mexican food; you just aren't looking…read morehard enough. This is no Tex-Mex joint, nope, not a sit-down restaurant, and no, definitely not within the 270 comfort zone. No quesadillas, no fajitas, no enchiladas, and no tacquitos. So don't expect it. This is a taco truck parked in Speedy Mart's lot with $1.50 tacos, $5 tortas, "horchata and tamarindo straight from the barrel," and not to mention homemade icey treats (nieves). Tacos come with the requisite radish slices, onion & cilantro, and lime wedge. Fillings: asada, carnitas, pastor, barbacoa, lengua, pollo, and tripa. Tortas: quesillo, jamon, chorizo, milanesa, and asada. Red & green salsas and guac on the side for personal flourishes. I like my lengua tacos with a squirt of green and two of guac. These are the best lengua tacos I've had outside of Roosevelt Ave in Jackson Heights, Queens. Miles better than Xalisco and Cuco's. Hours: Tuesday - Sunday, 11am-midnight. Rain or shine.

JM and I saved Las Delicias for our last stop on the Taco Tour because of their speciality -…read moreNieves, which is best described as a sorbet and is delicious! If you come here, know your Spanish because the staff here didn't speak English. The menu is painted on the side of the truck in both Spanish and English so if you don't know Spanish, make your pick in English and then order in the Spanish that's written next to it. Even at that, your order might end up wrong! Several of us there got different things than what we ordered but they were all good anyway! The nieves servings are large and are about $3 each. I had Nut and JM had vanilla. He had never had this before and he was pleasantly surprised! It was delish! There was a picnic table out front so you can eat there and you pay after you eat so eat as much as you want!

Operating out of one of two windows at Cypress Kitchen in Franklinton (177 S Cypress), Steph's Way…read moreis a great addition to the neighborhood. It's right across from the Franklinton library branch. Their menu is pretty extensive with lots of staples (Nashville chicken sandwich, burgers, fries, tacos, and wings). We tried wings because they advertised a special for $1.50 per wing on Wednesday night. They have a ton of sauce options. We went with Nashville hot, Steph's Way, and toxic sauce for the cauliflower bites. Portions were fantastic for the price. The Nashville hot was my favorite. Not too hot with just enough kick. The Steph's Way was a bit salty, but had a nice lemony flavor. All wing meat was cooked perfectly. Food is cooked to order and they will text you when ready. I can't wait to come back to try their other sauces and menu items.

Walked over to this little food window out in Franklinton and you can smell it on the walk over. It…read morelooks super unassuming but don't let that deter you. Its a new location for them but sounds like they were working out of other locations in the past. Upon walking up, the cashier was super nice and since we were interested in wings, she described the various sauces they had. We ended up getting 6 steph's way which is a garlic parmesan based sauce, 6 nashville hot, and an order of cauliflower bites. Food is made to order so it took a bit of time before our food was ready. They text you when your foods ready for pickup so you can wait in your car or walk over to the library. Food was amazing, wings were huge and the bake-fry left the wings perfectly cooked and juicy. The nashville hot was my personal favorite sauce of the night. The steph's way was just a tad too salty for me but still great overall. I'll have to come back to try some of their other offerings but so far, super impressed with their wings! Can't wait to come back

yum! rode my bike from downtown to the west side with a big group of people, and we journeyed to 2…read moretaco trucks (this one and Los Guachos at 461 Commerce Sqare, just off Sullivant in the El Vulcan parking lot, and an old civil war battlefield, along the way. delicious!

This restaurant is great!!! It's not your typical Tex-mex. It's very authentic from the Mexico…read moreCity area of the country. I love their Gaucho burrito done enchilada style. Their Al pastor is wonderful!!!

Delicious first stop on our columbus food adventure tour. We all tried the Al Pastor taco…read more Delicious meat on a soft flour tortilla grilled up with cheese, onion, cilantro and pineapple. We topped it with some of their delicious avocado sauce and mixed onion and habanero soaked in soy. They had cucumber to cool your pallet down. Delicious taco. This is the original location and I'll definitely be back!

Wow! Top notch Mexican food. Delicious burritos, tacos and tortas! Excellent food! Delicious!read more

Reminds me of street tacos in Texas!…read more Very happy with my experience. Was able to call ahead to place my order for pickup. Very polite on the phone. My order still had a few minutes when I arrived so I was able to get back in the truck to stay warm, they called it out when ready. Really pleased with the portions and prices. I had beef tacos and burrito, threw some lime and salsa verde on top!

While most trucks serve Mexican food this ones offers up Honduran eats. A hearty plate of plantain…read morefries with a hunk of delicious homemade fried chicken covered in slaw and sauce will set you back $10, but it's a large portion and is very comforting. I should add that my friend said it maybe the best fried chicken he ever had and it was up there with my mom's. It's certainly out of the way, but certainly worth it. They even have Tropical, a tasty carbonated beverage hecho en Honduras. I hope to see more Honduran places pop up in the city. One more thing, Sullivant dead ends into Georgesville, so you have to head south a little ways and take a right to get on the far west stretch of Sullivant.

I stopped by this place on a whim since it's near work and I was so impressed! I tried the…read more barbacoa, chorizo, and pollo soft tacos and they were so yummy! ($1.50 each) The taco style was comparable to El Camino downtown. Very fresh ingredients (onions, radishes, lettuce,etc) and the meat was very savory.They even give you 3 different sauces to choose from to put on your taco. I also got one of their fresh fruit cups with mango, watermelon, pineapple, and honeydew melons. Just like I used to get in Los Angeles. The staff speaks pretty limited English, so it's a great place to test out that Spanish- and gives it that extra feel of authenticity.

Some of the best taco truckin' tacos I've eaten in Cbus, for sure. And certainly the only time i've…read moreever been flirted with so hard by taco trucker. So yes, this experience was spicy in every sense of the word. I was tooling around Cbus last week (SOB!! I miss it so already) and decided to treat myself to something small and delicious. And by that I mean tacos, pssh. I headed over to Georgesville Road in Hilltop, knowing that it would be mere minutes after turning from Broad Street that many delicious taco truck options would be in ma FACE. And sure enough, Las Delicias was the first truck I came upon. I ordered three asada tacos, and sat down to wait. An adorable young Mexican family ordered directly after me, and we all ended up sitting together. It was very sweet. My tacos came in a timely manner and I browsed the internets on my phone whilst adorable little Mexican kids ran around me. The tacos were excellent - definitely some of the best I've had in the 'bus. They had a generous portion of meat, but not too much as to be overwhelming. I got them Mexican style, of course, so they came with cilantro and onions, with a side of limes and radishes. So perfect. As I said, the guy working was... well, workin' it. It was cute. I told him I was just visiting, and I think it broke both of our hearts (for different reasons, ha).

Horrible service- the man was rude and awful. Food was mediocre at best. Very disappointin.read more

I live up on The Hilltop and we have plenty of Mexican street food vendors all over the area…read more.... these ladies have the best of everything. Cash only! I go frequently and I believe that it is the freshest most authentic Mexican street food that I have yet to find in Columbus. I say that based on having lived in Cuernavaca, Mexico. If you are driving West on Broad Street from the I-70 exchange as you're going up the hill you will notice it on the left hand side in the parking lot beside a large yellow building so it's easy to find. Another reason I find the ladies having the most authentic and best Mexican street food is because if you would stand back and watch the clientele that is eating what these ladies prepare you are going to find 90% of everybody there is Mexican and that should tell you it's real and authentic. If you're in the area oh, it is well worth it to stop and experience what the ladies are preparing because it is just as if they're preparing everything in their homes for their families and you will become a member there family automatically.