Matt and I decided to start hitting food trucks on the north side of town in our biweekly lunch…read more The first truck we went to was Los Compas. The menu was very complete for the various meat served. I usually like to get Cabeza but I saw that they had chorizo on the menu. Most food trucks don't sell this type of meat for some reason. I really like the spicy flavor of this meat. So I ordered it with cheese and no cabbage (I hate cabbage). I added a flavorful red sauce from the condiment bar. Perfect for me but to hot for Matt. The meat was well cooked so you didn't have any orange grease dripping out of the taco. Some of the best chorizo I have ever had at a food truck. Matt ordered his usual carne asada taco and a carne asada corameles. As you can see from the photos, he added a lot of condiments from the outstanding sauce bar. He liked both of his lunch items. They had a very good condiments bar and had plates and cups to serve what ever you want to add to your lunch. The service was fast and efficient. They even had some one to help you at the condiment bar. They had a nice covered patio and Spanish music playing on the radio. The patio was very clean and the chairs were comfortable. Since Matt never finishes his lunch and takes the remains home for dinner, they offered him a bag to put the food and condiments in to go. The only drawback I saw was the noise from the road since they are right on the edge of the road. Nothing they can do with minor noise but after awhile you don't notice it as much. If you are in the area, I would highly recommend this food truck for lunch or dinner.

Wasn't impressed. The meat is underwhelming and the salsas are also underwhelming. The salsas…read moreovertake whatever you put them on bc everything is so mild in flavor. Would not comeback.

With so many alternatives in the old pueblo for street mexican food I find myself going back, back,…read morefurther back and back again to Tacos el Tinaco! This truck is small but packs big flavor that will punch your taste buds into mexican heaven! I really love their chicken burro which also comes with rice and beans. I top it with some chunky salsa. The salsa is spicy but not overly done and chunky to fit my type of funky! Another stupendous asset this place has is affordability! You can get positively scrummy food on a dime and be your happy fat self all day!!

A true mom and pop food trailer. $7 for a Sonoran hotdog and aguas frescas. Totally worth it…read more Would have been nice if it was a little cheaper, but these are the times we live in. They have 4 tables with 4 chairs at each with a large canopy providing a lot of shade. They have generator running, the noise wasn't too bad. A wall between the seating and the generator would help. People trickled in while I was there, but there was always a place for them to sit. I'm glad I came here for lunch. This is the type of business that I like to buy from. I will come again, maybe even later today. You should come too, I bet you'll like it.

12 years and still fucking good! They've been around 12…read moreyears! Very good! Freaking friendly

Wow! What a great little food truck. I had never had a…read morehomemade chalupa before. The only ones I've ever had were from Taco Bell, and hers are incredible! I had a carne asada one and an adobado one. They both were excellent, but the carne asada was better. They're huge! She doesn't speak a whole lot of English, so practice your Spanish a bit. Highly recommended!

The food is sooo good and I believe she makes the best Carne Asada tacos in town. Absolutely…read moredelicious! Her English is improving and so is my Spanish and am realizing what a truly nice lady she is. She had to go out of town for an emergency, but should be back around the 30th. Can't wait to see her little truck back in the furniture store parking lot.

Brand new food truck on the NW corner of Ft. Lowell and Campbell. Apparently, this is their…read morepermanent location as they have the address as part of their van's paint job. Prices are on par for seafood. Check out the photos of the menus I took. There was no salsa bar, but that may be because of the current COVID-19 policies. There were small containers of salsa and chipotle mayo included with my order. I ordered the fish taco and the Tori-Taco. The fish taco and the shrimp taco are named the same on the menu as "empanizado." As the lady seemed to have a very small skill set of English, my tip would be to emphasize several times which taco you want because I received a shrimp taco instead of the fish taco. The shrimp taco was good. The breading was light and not greasy. Served on two corn tortillas, it came with Mexican slaw. The Tori-Taco is described as chile guero with creme cheese, bacon and shrimp. Both were good. The shrimp taco ($3.00) was about on par with Taco Fish's. The Tori-Taco ($4.50) was also good. Give it a try, you'll probably like it. 5* = A top favorite. Mind-blowing good. I will definitely return and I will go out of my way to go here. Worth every dime of my money. 4* = Outstanding. Tucson-top-tier. Some elements not quite as good as it gets, but it still is worthy of my regular business. 3* = Good experience. I might do repeat business if it is convenient, the only option, the only one in its category, or on a whim, but would not be among the first thing to come to mind. Would definitely recommend you trying it to get your own take on it. 2* = Not so good. Would not recommend at all. Waste of money. 1* = How are they still in business? Stay away at all costs!

Save yourself and go get the food somewhere else . My husband and I just went here and tried it out…read more. It was a pretty sour experience . The marlin tacos tasted like can fish . Barely any shrimps in the shrimp taco . They put in our order wrong and also over charged us . Although the seafood soup was good . We still wouldn't come back here . There are many tacos trucks in Tucson to eat beside this one . Very very disappointed .

I really didn't like this place. I wanted to. I got my food to go but bc it was packaged in a…read morestyrofoam plate and then Saran wrapped so it was soggy. Which isn't the best for fried fish. I didn't anticipate that bc I live maybe 6 minutes from this place. I got the fried fish, fried shrimp and Marine tacotote. All tacos came with avocado and premixed coleslaw/mayo, which I didn't know. Fried fish was soggy and the premixed coleslaw and avocado was just too rich and wrong for this taco. I really wish I had known it came like that. I'm used to having a some sort of crema and fresh component like pico or chopped onion and cilantro. Shrimp taco was exactly as described above with the toppings. The shrimp was way way waaayyy over cooked. Marine tacotote was interesting. It had a huge piece of fried fish, 2-3 fried shrimp, and a tomatoe vegetable, cheese medley with a grilled fish on the botttom. It was...nothing like I've ever had. I can't say I enjoyed it bc the coleslaw was too much and it didn't add anything to the taco. The tacos were HUGE. I didn't need to buy 4. The price for what you get is extremely reasonable ($17) I would give it another chance but no coleslaw or avocado and I would eat it there. The people who own this shop are wonderful and kind. They have two menus English and Spanish. There is plenty of seating with hot sauce, napkins and salt and pepper at every table.

Ok, I drove by here a million times and finally was at the light long enough to google translate…read moresome of the words on the side of their restaurant. One meant Scallops. Ok so I knew it was a seafood place. ( Also he word meaning shrimp) anyhow, I decided I wanted a shrimp cocktail. The service was quick. I must have ordered stupidly bc I didn't want the octopus and the scallops lol just the shrimp. They looked at me like I was nuts, but they were very sweet and just got me a shimp cocktail. I was also served tostitos and mayo (?) overall it was freaking delicious, with the mayo on a chip withhot sauce and shrimp....YUM!! You sit outside, on picnic tables. Or take it back to your car. I will return.

I've been a regular at La Botana since their old location, I find myself coming even more often now…read morethat they've moved. The service is consistently excellent; so much so that a few of the servers recognize me and already know my drink and appetizer order when I walk in. My usual happy hour order is the carne asada fries with a "Happy" margarita, and it's a perfect combo. I also love sitting on the patio with friends and enjoying the fresh air. Even on warmer Tucson days, it's comfortable thanks to the shade and relaxed atmosphere. For my meal, I usually go with the shrimp tacos, though the adobo chicken tacos are another favorite. The salsa bar has a decent variety, so it's easy to switch things up each time you come in. Is it the absolute best Mexican food I've ever had? No. But it's one of those places that hits the spot every single time, and that's the reason I keep coming back. Great service, my favorite local happy hour, and a comfortable place to unwind, eat some good food and have a few drinks. Highly recommend!!

Great food and friendly staff. Love the decor!…read more Mia, our server, was awesome. Definitely coming back.

I can't believe this is just my first time here. So excited when I saw the menu and for an early…read morebreakfast! My kids had pancakes with vegan eggs and potatoes while my wife and I chomped on some awesome Mexican dishes. The chilaquiles were on point! So delicious as I ordered half red and half green. My wife ordered the chile relleno. Thought it would be covered in like a vegan egg but was doused in this sauce! She was a bit disappointed until she tried it. Then she had a big smile and loved the sauce! You have to try this place! Not only is the food scrumptious, but the service was amazing. Keep it up Del Cielo! We're coming back for that Buffet and other menu items

I cannot believe today was my first time coming to Del Cielo! I have had their vegan tacos from the…read morevegan market at Rillito Park in the past, and thought they were great. Today, I came to try the breakfast menu and was in love. Though I am not vegan, I wanted to try their vegan menu, as this is one of the few restaurants that puts dedication into vegan food, using real foods and not just meat substitutes. The dedication shines through into the taste, textures, and flavors of the food. I ordered the Tamal Plate and loved how the tamale came crispy. The restaurant was busy on this Sunday morning, making the service a little slow. However, every worker was very friendly and helpful despite the busy day. The inside is also decorated nicely, making you feel cozy. There is also some outside seating that I would have loved to have utilized if it wasn't full. I am excited to come back to try more of the menu! I highly recommend Del Cielo to both vegans and non-vegans!