Great delicious tostadas and tacos! Yummy lemonade & tasteful music & service fantastic place to…read moreget your taco grub on! They also have breakfast in which I have yet to try, but will soon!

I wanted to love this food truck. And there were some things that I did love. I loved their…read moretostones. They were nice and crispy, just like we enjoy them in the Caribbean! Yum! Their yuca fries could have been a little bit crispier, so they were alright. The good thing is that neither of these were greasy, so that was a huge plus! The owner of the truck was a Cuban woman, so bonus points for representing her country! I've had lots of Cuban sandwiches in my lifetime, and although these were original, they were lacking the meat that most places put in these delicious sandwiches. I was super excited they were on the menu, but very disappointed in the lack of meat they contained. I think mine contained one and half or two large slices of ham and this sandwich is known for the variety and quantity of meat it boasts. It usually has roasted pork and ham, and sometimes (especially in Miami) they will add salami. It was big on the cheese and it was nice and toasted, but I was still let down. Maybe next time, I will try their "ropa vieja" (white rice and black beans) and see how I like it! Fingers crossed it will be yummy! The owner was very sweet and courteous to her patrons. I'll come back to give this food truck another chance. The environment where the food truck is parked is inviting, so I enjoyed that too.

I was very excited about this food truck but the saltiness and higher prices will keep me from…read morereturning. Visited this food truck the first week that opened and the week after. The menu changed and the prices for most items increased by $1-2. First week had the roast pork plate for $13.99. At this price it was a good deal with the pork being OK and the "congri" tasteful. I was a little disappointed with the "yuca" as it appears to be air fried. Would of like to have seen "yucca en mojo" which is more typical. The Cuban Sandwich for $10.99 was disappointing. Pork meet was scarce with only one slice of ham. The bread was perfectly toasted and the cheese melted. On the second week I had the "Ropa Vieja" plate for $15.99. It was a very generous portion. However, the meet was over salted.

After making a 40 minute drive, they were closed even though advertised as 'open' online. I…read moresuggested to the owner on their page to maybe add operating hours so this wouldn't occur for others or myself, in the future. Instead they replied with a slick degrading remark for whatever reason. It really sucks because their food looks good, but their character obviously does not reflect the same. I wouldn't support this business, respectfully. Instead try 'La Guerras Hamburgers' right down the road!

The flavor in these sliders was bangin'. Perfect to share…read moreand they got an amazing sauce to pair with delicious fries! Smash Bros at The Broken Sprocket in Brownsville!

I had the SPI fish tacos with corn on the cob. The tacos were very tasty with good seasonings and…read moresalsas on the side. The corn on the cob was great , not too spicy but very moist and delicious. Friendly service with a smile. Loved the outdoor seating space on a brisk March evening. We'll be back.

This was so yummy! The presentation is awesome (there was even a mint for later:-)) and the fish…read morewas fresh and tasty! Starbase And Fish Tacos are a great combination

Mario was super friendly and helped us edit the menu to get a vegetarian option…read more The limonadas are second to none, topped with fresh fruit, chamoy and tajin. The artwork is awesome here, everywhere you look there is something colourful and engaging. Spot the takuache!

Calacas Tacos & Beer definitely brought the flavor. The quesadilla birria was the MVP -- cheesy,…read morecrispy, and made for dipping. One bite in and the whole table went quiet, which is usually the highest compliment food can get. Easily the reason I'd come back. The vibe is fun and laid-back, the kind of place you roll into for tacos and end up hanging out longer than planned. That said, part of that extra time came from the service being on the slower side. Nothing disastrous, just a slower pace than expected, especially when you're hungry and the smell of birria is floating around. Also worth knowing: alcohol options are beer only, so don't come expecting margaritas or cocktails. Not a dealbreaker, just set expectations accordingly. A few small things kept it from five stars, but overall the food and atmosphere carry the experience. Come for the tacos, stay for the vibes, and absolutely don't skip the quesadilla birria.