It doesn't matter if you circle back, head back, or run back... you NEED to get yourselves to…read more Come Back Tacos in Midtown! Located at the corner of Thomasville Rd and East 7th Avenue at the convenience store near Midtown Caboose. We stopped by for a quick afternoon snack, and our tacos were absolutely stacked! We ordered one taco each, and they were loaded all the way up! The service was top notch and they offer cute little outdoor shaded picnic tables so you can save your vehicle upholstery from wearing your meal. Be sure to get them "con todo" with cheese, sour cream, cilantro, onion, street corn, and guacamole salsa. These tacos were a perfect balance of spicy heat and cool freshness. They make everything by scratch daily. ‼‼Holy Frijoles‼‼ it was definitely another praiseworthy food experience! Come Back Tacos... can I get an Amen?

I appreciate the hustle behind Comeback Tacos, but be prepared for a long wait as this is a one man…read moreoperation. Ordering is done through a tablet, which means simple customizations aren't an option. My friend wanted a cheese quesadilla, but the system forced us to order it with meat at the same price point, which was disappointing. The food took at least 30 minutes to come out, and when it did, my chicken tacos were overly salty and drenched in liquid/grease, making the flour tortilla soggy. My taco meal came with chips and salsa but the salsa appeared to be premade from a jar like Tostitos Chunky Salsa. While I'm glad I gave it a try and respect the effort, the inability to modify orders and the extended wait time make it hard to justify a return visit, especially if you're on lunchtime and have a time constraint.

5 stars for some incredible Venezuelan food! I'm still shook by everything we had. I always have…read morethis feeling that food trucks are small and overpriced but not DejaVu! Pro Tip: order ahead if you're in a hurry. We got most of our items quickly but the arepa took longer to make. I'm not complaining but just know if you're in a rush it may take a minute but it's Def worth it! The arepa with pork was super filling, enough to share for $12. Everything was so fresh and tasty, oh so crispy and those signature sauces, just wow! I was also floored by the mandoca ($4 for 1) and the tequenos ($7 for 3). I've never tried mandoca before and it was such a unique flavor and so special. And fried cheese with dough, ugh oh so good and happy dance! If you haven't been I HIGHLY recommend and the owner is super friendly! The food was so filling we didn't eat our empanadas but we are so excited to eat them later. :)

Now located just north of Esposito's on Capitol Circle, Northeast. Authentic Venezuelan food that's…read morepriced great. The owner and his family love making people happy and their bellies full.

Tally Taco is my go to spot for authentic tacos and Birria dishes. This food truck is right on the…read moreparkway and offers seating. The staff is always friendly and food comes out quickly. I love their rotating aqua fresca menu as well. Tasty and reasonably priced, Tally Taco is worth a stop!

Great customer service! My favorite tacos there are tripa and chorizo! The aguas frescas are really…read moregood too!

A wonderful weekly event that brings the community together for great food, music, and friendship!…read more Food Truck Thursdays at Lake Ella Park are always a relaxing time to spend with friends, hanging out under the canopy trees and listening to a local band or musician. With food, there's usually about 8 trucks or so scattered around, with everything from pizza, tacos, and reuben sandwiches to cupcakes and other sweets. Plus, you can take advantage of the businesses in the cottages for sweet ice cream, peanut brittle, and snowballs (which were my personal favorite). Remember to bring a camp chair or blanket, as there is no seating available. Also, if you want, you can bring beer or wine. Finally, you could end up having to park all the way down the street, so you may want to arrive early just in case.

I come out to Food Truck Thursday a few times a year. I enjoy the music, variety of food trucks…read moreand hanging out with friends here. The stage was angled oddly this time so it was not directly facing the majority of the crowd. Also, there was a huge tree right in front of the stage which blocked the view. Parking is a pain typically with any event at Lake Ella. There were 7 food trucks out there this time, which includes Lucy & Leo's cupcakes in an adorable vintage style camper. I bought food from El Criollo and Street Chefs. Friends bought food from Valhalla and Fired Up Pizza. Overall, if the weather is good, this is a relaxing way to spend an evening out.

The food here is good but it's a little pricey for me. Service was good but it do not be at the…read moresame location all the time

OMG, yummy! Just happen to be driving down South Monroe today on way back from post office and…read morenoticed this food truck in a parking lot area (along with two other small "establishments". I ordered the garlic butter shrimp plate, the "cracked" (fried) conch plate, and the whole red snapper plate. Each plate comes with hushpuppies and one side; our sides were pigeon peas and rice, seafood rice, and seasoned fries. There aren't any "green veggies" on the menu, but that is ok. Wasn't a problem to add some greenery to our meal when we got home. :o) In any case, we all enjoyed the food. Everything was good; very fresh tasting; good customer service. Also, not sure what type of sauce was served with the plates, but we dipped everything in that sauce - our conch, shrimp, fish, and even the hushpuppies. LOL! It has been a long time since I've had conch. I used to visit relatives in Miami over the summer when I was growing up and they loved conch salad; my cousin also used to make pigeon peas and rice, which I really liked as well. Though there was one small issue with my order, it was immediately corrected when brought to their attention and I was given an apology. I plan to return; next time, I will try the conch salad, the conch fritters, and the calamari.

This is just a delight to stop by and get a whole lot of good food to take home. The prices are…read moregreat and the portions are generous. Where once was a Shell gas station/mini mart on the corner of Thomasville Road and 7th Avenue is now a red food trailer serving smoked delights for you to take home. Mr. King cooks up some good ribs, chicken, pulled pork and sausage on that corner and the side options complete the meal but you best save room for some bread pudding too. He told me he has been working on perfecting that bread pudding and I think he has been successful. There's lots of parking and some outdoor seating if you can't wait until you get your food home.

We first tried King's BBQ many years ago when he had a storefront on Pensacola street. Since then…read morehe has moved a small mobile kitchen from place to place around town. We tried to follow him but it was rare to find the stand open. It has probably been ten years since we last found him open and I have been jonesing for his delicious smoked bbq the whole time! We have had all kinds of different versions of bbq all over the country. They can vary quite a bit and we have never had a bad experience; but King's, now called Drive-Thru BBQ Tally, right here in Tallahassee, is my favorite by far. Thank you to the foodies who alerted us to this location. I am not one to be able to break down the intricacies of ingredients and flavor profiles, I am only able to give a general idea of the taste. His sauce is not a thick tomato based one like most and the meat is not overly rubbed or seasoned but has a good smoke flavor to it. His sauce is the consistency of maple syrup with the color of golden honey. It is sweet and flavorful, which I love. I have never seen bbq sauce like this. We braved a Tallahassee afternoon monsoon today and got soaking wet getting our order and it was worth it. We ordered the DT BBQ Bundle #1, which included 1.5 slabs smoked ribs (I counted 20 bones); 5 smoked chicken leg quarters with thighs and drumsticks separated, and five smoked sausage links, as well as four large sides. We chose baked beans, mac and cheese, cole slaw and potato salad. The sides are great and round out a full meal. The smoked sausages are some of the best I have had anywhere. There is more than enough food for five to ten adults. We will be using this for meals for several days. At less than $50, this is the best meal deal in town, bar none! The menu includes ribs, chicken or sausage dinners, pulled pork and pulled chicken sandwiches, desserts, and more sides than we named above. Drive-Thru BBQ is at the corner of 7th Avenue and Thomasville Road in Mid-Town. They are open Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from noon to 8(or until they sell out). Be sure to get there early so you don't miss out. I hope this iteration of Mr. King's BBQ (see dtbbqtally on FB) sticks around for a long time. I don't want to have another unrequited craving for a decade again.

I'm so glad that I read the one guy's recent review that said dont let the sight of the place fool…read moreya. The food smelled amazing & tasted even better. My grandson said even the skin on his jerk chicken was loaded with flavor. Some of the best collard greens I've ever had. Huge cloves of garlic & smokey goodness in every bite. The Mac & Cheese never had a chance! Gone before the heat set in & Mr. Williams was so sweet. $23 got us 2 HUGE dinner plates with 2 sides. We will be back!

The food was AMAZING (the ribs especially), and as we plan our next trip back to Tallahassee, we…read moreare making sure that we get takeout first thing in our trip!