This was another attempt at trying a new food truck. Unfortunately this was not the best…read moreexperience. I agree with others when I say you will be waiting a bit for your order. The menu is pretty straight forward. I ordered the red beans which were a little bland but came alive after I added a few things from the kitchen. I also ordered a shrimp basket which consisted of 6 shrimp that were pretty tasty and a sprinkle of fries. Overall this was decent but a bit overpriced for what's offered.

Dear Owner: Today I…read morehad the unpleasant experience of eating a Poboy at your trailer at Trader's Village. While the quality (I did not taste love at every bite) evidenced by a soggy, nondescript roll, loaded with semi-wilted lettuce and unripe tomatoes topped with a handful (I'll get to that in a minute) of shrimp, accompanied by soggy, outright nasty fries (I could not bear but eat only very few), I was abhorred by the fact the the two teenagers 'working' the kitchen (when they were not busy chatting while there were customers waiting) did NOT WEAR FOODGRADE GLOVES while placing one shrimp at a time on the 'po'boy' while the young 'cook', busy listening to music on his earpods, shoveled the fries with his bare hands into the Styrofoam container. Later I witness the same 'cook' riding his skateboard around your trailer, presumably something he had done even before preparing my meal. I did not witness any running water or other means of cleaning or sanitizing hands. In closing, I am considering myself lucky but apparently having a strong stomach as I have not gotten sick yet. Either way, your food handling procedures and poorly trained staff are outright appaling. Oh, and before I forget, to charge $ 12 for this was outright insulting. Sincerely, Ingo (you can see my name in your daily receipts since I paid with my Amex).

Drive up for some cajun goodness! Although this is a drive-thru food truck, you still have to wait…read more15-20 minutes for your food.. which proves they make things fresh and this isn't your typical fast food! Friendly workers, and various menu options for even those who don't like seafood. Boudin balls are stuffed with pepperjack cheese for a creamy, flavorful surprise. Fresh french bread for the po-boys. We received a couple things incorrect on our order, but mistakes happen and we are ready to come back again! Excited to try beignets next time.

I was told it was $20-21 total and when I checked my bank they charged $23. IDK if it was a tip…read morebecause they don't show you machine but yeah be careful or ask them if you can tap or swipe your own card. The food isn't bad I wish they gave me onion and cilantro on the side for my quesadilla even though I asked them I wanted everything in em. The tripa wasn't bad. Neither was the torta.

Pretty good overall. The portion sizing was a little small, but pricing was good enough that I'm…read moreokay with it. My daughter and I left a little hungry, but when the food settled, we were fine/filled. We both had the carbón platter

Could you afford the beans? Jeeze. A whole tablespoon. If you didn't have any left should've said…read morethat.

Not much to say, decent food and open late evenings so can't go wrong with this spot. Service is…read morechill and made to order.

Food, Service, Taste was amazing! Little slow but only because she was working all by herself…read more AMAZING food though.

Freaking amazing food! Pass on the star bucks - 1 mile further off the highway- worth the trip!!read more

Cheeseburger was excellent! Onions rings & fries were great. Super fresh veggies on the burger…read morestraight from the Farmers Market in Magnolia where they were today! Awesome!

Bottom Line: *NOT* where Google maps shows them to be (North…read moreLaSalle St north of Navasota TX, which is their kitchen location). Their vending location is south of Navasota on South LaSalle St just across a double set of railroad tracks. Circle 4 is a diamond in the rustic rough serving very very tender BBQ and generous portions of flavorful, though fairly typical, sides at "can't be beat" prices. Seriously, their prices are almost 50% off of what is usually charged in the College Station & Bryan TX area. These folks are easily the value champs for BBQ. This is the kind of place you dream of finding as you pound out the thousands of miles the road demands of you before rewarding you with such hidden gems. Save yourself the miles and take my recommend to visit this Mom & Pop joint if you're ever in the area. Top Line: I hit up this delightful duo for a sliced beef sandwich, 3 pork ribs, and 8 oz each of potato salad & beans. While they do have picnic table seating, it was too windy that day to sit outside. I and my lunch would have wound up a couple counties over in no time! So I knoshed in my car and watched a couple hawks wheel around the windy sky. The sandwich was built on white Wonder bread style slices. Sauce was very tomatoey in taste with a solid pepper snap to it. Beef was, as noted, very very tender. Smoke taste was less distinct & punchy than many other briskets I've had in the past. Smoke note was softer & more subtle. Still a mighty tasty sandwich. Ribs were literally "fall off the bone" tender. I had to be careful eating them or gravity would strip the meat off the bone onto my lap, which I'd judiciously napkined up as a precaution. The rib meat was super tender on the tongue. The 3 bones came in a cup pre-drenched with plenty of the aforementioned peppery tomato sauce. You can bet plenty of finger lickin' ensued after the bones were chewed clean. The sides were not at the same level as the meats. The beans tasted okay, as if a can of grocery store beans had been doctored a bit. I seemed to get turmeric spicing notes, a touch of smoke, and a touch of heat at the back end. The potato salad also tasted like pretty standard fare, with a hint of pickle juice flavor shining through. Bonus points for them providing a functioning bathroom, complete with hot water, for cleanup in such a rustic setting. The couple who are Circle 4 BBQ are delightful examples of Texas cordiality, so it was fun to meet them. As a testament to the quality level of their fare, while I hung out eating my way through what proved to be just a touch too much food, there was a steady stream of burly guys picking up to-go orders & piling back into their pickups & semi big rigs before pulling back out onto the road. These guys obviously know a smokin' deal for BBQ when it comes their way.

Best BBQ in town as far as I am concerned. Also does great catering of many other entrees!read more

Great small taco truck on the outskirts of Houston. $1.75 per taco, very fast service had our food…read morewithin 5 minutes. Would recommend the chorizo. Lots of good flavor on the meat. Covered patio seating also.

This place didn't impress me and my brother all that much…read more Prices- about the same at other taco trucks Quality- meh, I've had better at other places. I ordered 3 tacos with 3 different fillings and I got almost no flavor with each (lengua, barbacoa, and pastor). I also ordered the Gordita. It was meh as well. The saving grace was their red and green sauce. Those were amazing. I also ordered their horchata which I could immeadiatly tell was a mix and not homemade. Tasted like melted icecream. It did hit the spot with the spicy sauces though. I'm glad I tried them out but I won't be going back.