Such a 5-star taco truck! We paid $4 for each specialty taco and it was well worth it; the staff were genuine and friendly and helpfulØ and we were glad to find a place to serve us quickly on our way through town after driving several hours. There were three trucks/counters facing the picnic table bricked courtyard: one was for empanadas and tamalesØ one for smoothiesØ and one for tacos and everything else. From the taco menu: The birria shredded beef tacos were scrumptious and you could make them more Americanized and âextraâ by adding different toppings than the traditional shredded cilantro and diced onion: I love adding the pico de gallo and lettuce. If you want cheese it will be mild mozzarellaØ thick and melty under the tender beef! Two tacos with cheese and pico were plenty for me; the guys ate 4 tacos each. Al Pastor tacos were yummy per a family member who loves being a taco truck aficionadoØ and free sauces included red hot sauce and green creamy cilantro jalapeño type sauces in little cupsØ mmm both so good! Tamales: We even got some shredded chicken with poblano peppers tamales (rajas con pollo). They were individually wrapped in foil and tasted very authentic and richØ on the savory (salty) side and not too bigØ about the size of a corndog when you unwrap the corn husk shell. Youâll find plastic utensils and plenty of napkinsØ coolers for self serve bottled water and soft drinks. The atmosphere: was busy but service friendly and fast at 7 pm on a Saturday night. Mix of people. Picnic tables and Cinco de Mayo colorful decorØ and music (not-too-loud so you could still talk) to make your heart happy. It was raining but the outdoor seating was covered. If you have mobility issues donât choose a taco truckØ as you find uneven areas and some mud in the gravel parking area on a rainy day. Fun murals on the trucksØ and a picture-worthy Amor mural for selfies!









