This food truck is unassuming but Wow! The chicken tacos were tender and flavorful. Fish tacos were fresh and not fishy. Just the right amount of cilantro and lime. Delish lunch! And like others have said the hot sauce is no joke🌶️🌶️

Authentic tacos, and their house made sauces are wonderful. A Tuesday tradition for me since I discovered them. A little bit expensive for what you get but there aren’t many spots that can match what they produce so I will continue forkin over the cash.

The easiest 10/10! Their chicken taco and their Al Pastor tacos are absolutely delicious. Caution: Their hot sauce is no joke; not for beginners.

It is located in the back of the Historic Bar Room. Al Pastor quesadilla hit the spot!

This Mexican food truck is located behind Historic Cigars and accessible from E Church Ave. There is parking on E Church Ave but mostly behind Historic Cigars. It is a small food truck but great tasting simple food items. I had one traditional (meat, cilantro, onion on a corn tortilla) Mexican carne asada street taco. One huge carne asada burrito (refried bean, steak, cheese, cilantro, onion, tomato, sour cream). It comes with rice but I skipped this item as I grew up in southern California and burritos did not come with rice, lol. I also had a side of salsa verde ( a type of spicy, green sauce in Mexican cuisine based on tomatillo and green chili peppers) to pour over my food. They also have bottled Coke which was created and imported from Mexico. Which if anyone knows taste slightly different than the US as it is made with sugar cane. I had one of these as well, which I also drink with my Mexican food.

There is outdoor seating, tables with umbrella's in a little outdoor court kind of setup.

I recommend this truck!