Mr. Morris Kelley, tel. 770.715.1435 opened a BBQ Food Truck in the parking lot at 9459 GA-5…read moreoutside his sister's Barbershop. We happened upon this little gem while checking out the Iced and Topped Bakery Shoppe in the same strip mall. Hubby and I had already eaten lunch; however, were interested in coming back so we walked over to check out his hours. Mr. Kelley graciously answered all of our questions and let us try his brisket, BBQ ribs and alligator sausage. These were on par with the best smoked meats we've had anywhere in the United States. You would usually only expect to find smoked meats this good at a few places in the Atlanta area and in Texas. The meats were tasty and tender with a great smoke flavor being present in a big way, something you don't find at most BBQ places these days. In addition to the aforementioned meats, he smokes rabbit, chicken, etc. The game meats he smokes varies occasionally depending upon what he has available to smoke. Mr. Kelley's BBQ Food Truck can be found in the mall most days, unless he is servicing a catering event (Wedding/Birthday/Business/Celebration.) BRING CASH as he doesn't have the means to facilitate paying with credit cards with inflation rampant these days. This is a "To-Go" setup. It's such a great location as you can get phenomenal smoked BBQ and delicious dessert next door all in one quick stop (along with a hair cut, if desired).

Horrible customer service. Door dash has wrong address even had hotel name & room # and when I…read morecalled in less than a minute. Reply was sorry food already done. So they can make a gyro, chicken wings and a cheese steak in less than a minute. So I can only imagine the food sucks. Did he nuke it? Asked me if I wanted manager and I said yes. The. He was like he's not here. Jerk move. So I am getting stuck with over $50 dollars of food that I won't eat. Because a random clerk doesn't want to take 2 seconds and help out. Even told him I would eat there this weekend when I was back. He preferred that bad review. So here it is. Door dash driver got it because he called because he could not find the hotel. Here is the food and how it looked when I came home.

Unless you're in the mood for salt with a side of wings and fries, avoid this place at all costs…read more My fries were practically submerged in salt--so much that I couldn't even see the bottom of the container. The wings? A joke. They barely had any BBQ sauce, just a light drizzle on the front side, while the back and sides were plain. The so-called lemon pepper was basically lemon salt. I'm so overloaded with sodium that I can't even think about eating anything else.

For me, these have been the absolute best burrito tacos I've ever had in my life! I have had them…read moretwice now because I didn't want to be impetuous with my first visit, but man, these things are so incredibly good! The thing that makes them so good would have to be the consommé dipping sauce that they give us with each order. It's brisket soup, done so very well. The next best thing is the crunch on the grilled taco before you even dip it. The textures are perfect! The brisket isn't dry at all. I don't think I've ever had a food truck that I've ever been pleased with because the food always seems to be slightly off because of the environment, but that is not the case with this place though. If you can't tell already, I strongly recommend this food truck to anyone. I will take pictures next time!

Here goes my standard disclaimer for Mexican restaurant reviews...I've lived all over the US and…read morehave spent more time in Mexico (not just tourist locations but all over) than most. I am also bilingual and speak Spanish at the same level I do English...so I'd like to think that people can trust my reviews. La Casa de los Tacos al Pastor was good. Very good. Now is it Texas, California or Chicago good??? Sorry no...but the flavors are still there for a solid 3.7 so let's round it up to 4 stars. Their al pastor and asada meats are very well seasoned and easy to chew. They use good quality tortillas for their tacos and good bread for the tortas. Flavor was very on point without it being overly greasy. Granted...the food was greasy...it's Mexican food...but it didn't leave me feeling sick. You definitely need to try a variety of tacos here. The birria, al pastor and carne asada tacos were my favorite. They got an extra point for letting me create my own torta...I like to blend the birria and al pastor meats. I recommend trying the torta as well because it's huge. It can definitely be a lunch to split for two people...but at over $10...that torta better be huge. For being a taco truck...it was very clean. All payment methods are accepted. Service was very friendly, prompt and efficient. There's usually a line so you can trust that your food is being made fresh for you. So why 4 starts and not 5. Ok...maybe my age is showing on this one...but there were two factors that I simply could not overlook: 1) Tacos de la calle...street tacos...are supposed to be good AND cheap...like cheaper than going to a restaurant. That's the whole point! It has to be convenient and less expensive. My wife and I ordered a few things and it was almost $40! I know there is inflation and the economy isn't what it once was...but for those prices it's the same as calling in a to go order at any other restaurant. For what it's worth...the customers in front of me and behind me both could not believe how expensive their meals were. 2) too much piña in the al pastor meat. Pedacitos...ok. Está bien...pero cantazos no. In Mexico you never will see pieces of pineapple bigger than a pea in your al pastor. It's becoming a trend in many Mexican restaurants where they add chunks of pineapple...people who don't know the difference won't care, but they should because it means the customer gets less meat for the same price. My advice is, if you're in the area, definitely try their tacos. I think you'll like them.

I've only tried the bean and cheese pupusas and I think this has been the best one I've ever had…read more Looking forward to trying some of the other dishes.

From the owner: El buen sabor de la comida hace que el regrese a probar esas comida de Nuevoread more

Saw this truck when i was out in a 3 generational outing going to all sorts of random events in the…read moreDouglasville area and we ended up at a cowboy festival at a funky I'll museum and we were hungry and there was a food truck. We were skeptical about only getting 3 bones for $10 ribs but when we saw someone get one we saw the veritable mountain of meat in that lil paper tray we were sold so i got a tray of ribs and my grandma and my mom got some sandwiches and man when I touched the rib it almost melted it was so tender and the ribs were mostly succulent fat they were the best ribs ive ever had

From the owner: Best BBQ in Douglasville, GAread more

We had South of Philly at the World Cup. 1. Freaking Delicious. Meaty, cheesy, and great flavor…read more 2. They were so so nice! They were shutting down and let us come in and get a couple sandwiches while they closed. 3. They wished my nephew happy birthday, he just turned 22. Made our day. And so good after a long match. We appreciated them so much!

Would better be called a Philly Veggie. I got the Philly cheesesteak no mushrooms but there were so…read moremany peppers and hardly any meat. So disappointing

I heard about Triton Yards awhile back, but completely forgot about it. My sister and I were in…read moresearch of some birria tacos, but somewhere we haven't been before. We ran across Pretty Little Taco Truck that has their take on birria tacos and had great reviews so we decided to head to Triton Yards. While it's not a huge place, it's a decent size. It is located in the Westend of Atlanta. We went on a Saturday and I believe there was about 5 food trucks along with a dj. They also have plenary of parking. There's a lot directly behind them for parking, as well as I noticed parking on the side where people could park. I really enjoyed the atmosphere. Triton Yards is family friendly. While there was a dj, the music was good and appropriate for all present. There is a green space out there with games for the kids like big jenga, as well as a fire pit for s'mores when the sun sets. They sell a s'mores kit for $3 which isn't bad. I also liked the fact that they have a drink shack with both alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages. I really love that there is something like this in the African American community! I think that it gives those who live in and around the community a safe place to have fun and experience other minority small businesses that they can support. In following them on social media, I've noticed they also provide other events like wellness Wednesdays (yoga) and sip and paints. I know I'll be back because there's a number of other places I'd like to try and I love the fact that they support and provide a nice space for African Americans, as well as others to experience.

A great food truck park, they have a variety of food trucks come here everyday of the week. Places…read moreto sit and eat, tvs & games while you wait. On certain days they have movie showings. There is street parking & a grassy parking lot. They had the back parking lot open but when I've gone lately it's been closed.

Amazing! Amazing is an understatement! The husband recommended it to me today after riding by a…read morecouple of times. I ordered the red plate. It was fantastic. The portion sizes are huge. The greens were really good. I really like them. The ribs were huge and falling off the bone. Definitely a 10 out of 10. 5 stars

In passing on Fairburn Road in Douglasville, saw this food truck in the lot of a gas station near…read morethe Ingles (same side). Decided I'll try them out. Gentleman said they had just pulled up and asked for about 10 minutes to get settled. I asked about his rib sandwich. Glad I waited. I was a bit nervous. $13 rib sandwich. 4 bones. Meaty, tender and great flavor! It was so full of flavor I was literally sucking the bone. The bbq sauce was tomato based, light and a touch of mustard (at least that's what my tastebuds picked up). 2 slices of white bread soft and fresh. I usually worry about that too. Hard and nearly stale bread will kill a great bbq rib sandwich. It's Thursday evening around 7pm on 8/18/2022 by the way. I'll support again.