Probably some of the worst tacos I've had. Waited 20 min for the crispy chicken tacos - they were cold, very crispy but very chewy. It was seasoned well, but yet such an underwhelming tacos. The best of staff is very kind & that's why I'm not giving 1 star. The churros tasted like they had lime squeezed on them and I'm not sure if that was intentional or not. read more

Great experience with the Baja food truck! Bryan and his crew couldn't have been more accommodating. They passed apps and tacos to our group, we had many more attendees than expected and they handled it professionally. The food was fantastic! I highly recommend them for your next party. Who doesn't love tacos and a taco truck! read more

Such delicious food! They have come to my job a few times and the food is always hot and yummy. Would reccomend!

Really not impressed at all. This was my second visit to this truck. Last year, about this time, I tried it and had a similar experience. But, I believe people get second chances for what could be one-off errors. Today, I got the chicken tacos, rice and beans. Meh, feh, and blah. The Taco: The chicken may as well have just been boiled and pulled. It was like eating unseasoned chicken. It just had that plain chicken taste. I mean, not even enough salt. And how the hell do you make it greasy/oily? The cilantro had not been picked through. I expect to see a brown fringe every now and then. This was like it hadn't even been looked at. The tortilla was pretty good,though. The sauce: Under seasoned. It was like lumpy fresh tomato juice. It also had a fluffy texture and beer-like smell/taste that seemed like it was fermenting a bit. Refried beans: At least season them and serve them hot if you're only going to open a can. This was disappointing. Rice: Bland and boring, but pretty in color. There was quite a bit of tough, dried-out rice. Really disappointed it cost more for the rice and beans when they are that lazy and awful. Seriously, this is two for two, now. Go to Northeast of the Border -OR- Tortas Tenoch if you're looking for well-executed Mex from a truck. They've figured it out. read more

Baja Taco is great IF they show up I have booked them for two graduation parties. The first time I booked them they called a couple of days before telling me they needed to change trucks to an Asian themed truck despite the fact we had a contract, etc. After a bit of back and forth, they showed with the original truck and did a great job/service was great Two years later, I booked them again for another graduation party. This time a week before the event they called to see if we had flexibility given they were double or triple booked. Given it was a grad party, we did not have flex so asked that we stick to the contract 36 hours before the party my wife received a call saying the truck is broken down so they could not make it. Certainly possible but a bit of a coincidence given the call a week prior and the fact they still had 36 hours to get the truck fixed... Regardless of whether the truck truly had an issue, I would never trust them to show up for an event again as either they overcommit on events or have equipment that can not be depended upon....but if they do show the food is great! For what it is worth, we contacted Moyzilla (https://www.moyzillaboston.com/) who bent over backwards to save us and the food was amazing! read more

Poor showing, taco truck. I will list my grievances, since paragraph form would take too long. 1. $8 for two tiny tacos, in this economy? 2. 75 cents for sour cream that's misleadingly not included. Just tax me by the ingredient why don't ya 3. They were out of guac, eliminating 75% of the menu 4. Taco guy #1 rubs his nose with his gloved finger, continues building tacos 5. Seeing the crowd of people impatiently waiting for their food, Taco guy #2 aka the cashier steps in to build my taco. He uses his bare hands after handing wads of cash from everyone before me. Awesome. 6. 15 minutes later my 2 tacos are served 7. Tacos taste bland and they are TINY, (see pic) 8. Thanks for the 3.5 chips you included on the side, that really spruced up my meal Disappointing. This place ranks below chipotle, qdoba, mexicali, Anna's, and even Taco Bell. I know boston desperately needs some cali style taco trucks but come on, 4-5 stars is a joke. Now excuse me while I make my second attempt at dinner. read more

Baja Taco Truck - Chicken and crane asada, try not fill up too much - Food Trucks Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

I have missed burritos, especially burritos that are made like how they are in SD, CA. The owner is from SD himself! Found this truck outside of Boston Public Library on a Wednesday. I ordered the fish burrito and my friend ordered the cali burrito for $7 each. I would say the size of the burrito and the cost don't match. The portion isn't big at all, length or thickness. Being from California, I'm used to my burritos being big, and this was a baby burrito. Both were very tasty though and came with about 5 chips on the side, yes, 5. The fish burrito came with cabbage, salsa, and white sauce while the cali burrito came with carne asada, guac, fries and salsa. You can choose between either medium or hot salsa. I would give this a 3.5 stars, the food tasted good, but I don't know if the price was worth it. They also accept credit card! read more

Baja Taco Truck - Fish burrito and Cali burrito - Food Trucks Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

I love visiting food trucks on the rare occasion one happens to be near me. So, I was really excited to try out the Baja Taco Truck when they were at the EF Carnival across from my job one beautiful fall afternoon. The line for the truck was pretty long, so I was expecting some seriously good eats. Unfortunately, I was seriously disappointed in the taste of the food. The good: The service is fast and the workers are friendly. I liked how they had the ability to take cards on their iPad, and the quality of the ingredients of the food seemed fresh. They had a decent assortment of drinks, gave the option of hard/soft tacos, and served a small side of chips and salsa to accompany the tacos. The bad: For tacos, these are pretty expensive, especially when you consider the taste of them. I ordered the carne asada taco with the chili verde sauce, and paid extra for guacamole. The salsa verde sauce was really unappetizing, the meat was low on flavor, the tortillas had a weird after taste, and the guacamole was almost non-existent. If you're going to pay extra for it, you should be able to tell it is there when you bite into it. I wouldn't go chasing this truck around the city, but you might want to try them out if they are near you because my friends all enjoyed their fish tacos. For me personally though, there are just too many places to get decent tacos in the city to really make this place worth it for me. read more

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Meh. If you're craving a taco, this is a truck where you can buy a taco. If you're craving a delicious culinary experience, this is a truck where you'll probably be disappointed. I got an order of chicken tacos which was 2 hard-shelled tacos encasing slow-roasted chicken, pico de gallo, and cheese. I asked if it'd be possible to have them on soft tortillas instead, but the guy said no because the chicken was so moist that it would fall apart, and plus it'll taste better with the hard ones since they just baked the shells that morning. Alright fine. I'll admit that the hard shells tasted fresher than the ones you buy at the store, but I'm just not the biggest fan of them, and the order also comes with a handful of tortilla chips, so there was a lot of crunchiness in the meal. The chicken definitely was moist and tender, but I was expecting it to be more flavorful. I dumped most of the salsa they gave me on top which helped a lot. The pico and cheese were fresh and lightened up the dish. 2 tacos and a few chips for $6 was pricey since the portion wasn't huge and there weren't many ingredients involved. I guess I'll eat from here again if I absolutely need a taco, but this doesn't happen often. Or ever. read more

Bryan and his staff went above and beyond for our micro-wedding. From the moment I inquired about his services and all the way through the event, Bryan was not only professional but made us feel that our wedding was just as important as if it was his own. His professionalism and preparedness allowed us to meet the COVID-19 restrictions while making all of our guests safe without question. Bryan and his staff relieved a lot of stress from my wife and me as he not only provided amazing food, but he made sure plates were cleaned up and made sure no one went hungry. The small number of people who were able to join us could not stop talking about how amazing the food was, but they thoroughly enjoyed interacting with the staff. Up until Thursday, there was an expected 2" of rain and Bryan assured us if we bought umbrellas we would have a gorgeous day. He was 100% right, it was 75 and sunny! read more

Bryan was at an outdoor Halloween gathering the other night. Food was amazing!! The fish tacos are DE-LISH! Not your typical heavy beans and rice dishes. Way better. Fresher, healthier, but without sacrificing taste. Would definitely recommend. I wish he delivered, I would order 4 fish tacos right now! Five Stars. read more

Not too impressed with this truck. It seemed to me that they were just getting started, and still trying to work out some details. Seemed like they came from a brick-and-mortar restaurant background and were getting acclimated to the food truck business. Their tacos were good, but nothing extraordinary. They came as hard shell, while most taco food trucks go with soft shell... But there are reasons why most places use soft shell. It's much easier to eat a soft shell while walking around, as hard shells break and dump their contents. One bite, and half your taco is sitting in the tray and you're standing there without a fork. The order comes in a standard paper food tray, but without a lid. Just for sanitation-peace-of-mind, it's always better to have a lid on your food when you're walking around the city. The staff was very friendly and inviting. Their website is still under construction, which adds to my assumption that they are still figuring things out. I'll visit again soon, and update this review if they've improved, as I'm sure they will. read more

I chose 1 star but this really deserves no stars. The wrap was very oily and greasy. The carnitas burrito had no flavor whatsoever. When they say guacamole get ready to eat huge chunks of avocado. Highly upset and I wish I could get my money back. I chose this company over MCDONALDS! Big mistake. Better to go with your gut next time. read more

Worst burrito I've ever tasted...bland and mushy, no flavor. Need to change menu from rice and beans to rice and re-fried beans, There's a difference! read more

OMGTHISPLACEISFREAKINGAWESOME. That's basically what went through my mind the first time I saw it. That's basically what goes through my mind each time I come here. I came. I saw. I ordered a carne asada burrito. I bit. I smiled. I bit some more. And I smiled some more. Stop reading. Get off your computer and or smart phone. Go to this place. Right now. Like, seriously right now. Run to the corner of St. Mary's and CommAve (by the Radio Shack) like lion chasing a gazelle. It doesn't matter if you're the lion or the gazelle. Just assume a role and run. It's worth it. read more

Close, so close. I wish I knew enough Spanish to come up with a good proverb to describe the experience, but alas, the best I can come up with is 'mas o menos'; translation: meh. Unfortunately, this California burrito is about as "southwestern" as Obama is African. It just isn't, I don't even need the birth certificate. Slamming carne asada with french fries and guacamole into a tortilla doesn't make it a California burrito. I could toss store-bought pizza crust, with store bought sauce, and some mozzarella cheese into a deep dish and call it a Chicago-style pizza, but even that wouldn't be true. I'm actually somewhat devastated. As someone who grew up in Arizona eating nothing but greasy-a burritos, I was hoping this would be a Phoenix-reincarnate. It wasn't. I'm actually hoping that they can revamp the burrito and make it a little more authentic with the following: 1) For a $7 California burrito, this thing needs to be dominated by carne asada, 0.25 lb to 0.5 lb of carne asada. The carne asada tastes great, there just isn't very much 2) Fries need to be well done, not super crispy, but not super soggy 3) Cheese, I can't remember tasting any in mine 4) Salsa, every taco shop has some ass-kicking red salsa/sauce and a slightly milder green salsa/sauce 5) Tortilla chips, either give em or don't, but don't give 6 chips, it makes it seem like it accidentally came with them. With all that in mind, I applaud them for making a great attempt. Its good, even great considering its Boston, but its not what they claim it to be. The tortilla was good, everything seemed to taste ok, but it was just missing some umph all around. Almost everything was a solid 3/5, but if they can bump everything to a 4/5, then it'll easily be a 5/5 and the best burrito in Boston...don't ask how the math works. read more

I had completely forgotten about my miserable experience with The Taco Truck until they sent me a survey today so I could give them my feedback. So here it is. I was working with The Taco to cater my backyard surprise wedding. I had contacted the owner Bryan Peugh and at first he was accommodating and quick to respond. We had started planning about three months in advance and Bryan had assured me we were going to be his only job that day. We had verified the hours we needed and everything was moving smoothly. Then it became difficult to get Bryan to respond to me, weeks would pass and I would need to remind him to get back to me. Then a week before my wedding Bryan sent me an email saying he wouldn't be available during the hours we had agreed upon. I got him on the phone a day later and he told me he had another job that he would be late for if he came to ours. We ended up contacting Roxy's with five days notice and they were super professional and accommodating. Anyway, it was a horrible experience and Bryan never followed up to apologize which left me angry enough to write this review nine months later! read more

another food truck has joined the BU Central location- and i really love this one too! baja taco truck offers a true Californian taco experience* right here in Massachusetts. super friendly owners/operators.... they made me the weirdest veggie taco they had ever seen, and it was PERFECT. A serious bonus that they didn't laugh at me for wanting a rice, cabbage, and cheese taco. the chicken soft tacos were apparently exceptional (my roommate ate those) , she said they were very California-authentic*. the green chili dip (a cold, sour cream based dip for their housemade tortilla chips) is fabulous and addictive. As we were waiting for our food, one patron walked up and thanked them profusely for the food they had made for him earlier. he looked like he had tears of joy in his eyes and just kept thanking and thanking. he seemed giddy with food-happiness. They appear to be at the st mary's location Monday - Thursday from about 4-9. I am SO excited. *My basis for claiming that this is a "true Baja Californian taco experience " would be my Long Beach Californian roommate's input. She has been bitching about the taco-situation in Boston for 6 years now... and was thoroughly impressed with Baja Taco Truck. read more

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Came here when the truck was downtown on Dewey Square. I got 3 Guacamole tacos with no cheese, and a side of beans. Um, they were fine. A little lacking in taste and texture. Definitely overpriced... 3 little tacos for 9 dollars at $3 a piece, much more than I think they are worth.... plus extra money for my side of beans as I needed some protein as my tacos had no meat. I like the effort, the presentation.... though the to-go containers have a lot to be desired. If you need to carry these more than a block, I'd recommend asking for your tacos to be placed in a plastic container with a lid, instead of the flimsy carnival paper trays. Meh. I wish they had crunchy tacos, and more flavor, and were less expensive. read more

:( I hate to be that person, but these aren't great tacos. The quality is there, but the fish tacos I got have absolutely NO flavor. There's no sauce on them and it's not slaw, just raw cabbage, so pretty disappointing. Sadness. read more

Picked up a California burrito today. Pretty common, nothing super crazy about (although I don't see many places around here that offer them for some reason) Quick service which is always nice. Def filling as well. I'll most certainly be back. read more

PROS: aka the reason it earned two stars and not zero. They were very polite and not super expensive. CONS: I purchased two carne asada (seasoned beef) tacos and I found the soft taco itself saggy and it honestly tasted bad. I can't place why, however, it just want a good taco shell at ALL. The beef was an alright amount for the tacos, however the beef tasted terrible. I love red meat and I love tacos... What went wrong here? I can't even describe why, but it all tasted very, very cheap. The beef tasted funny. I wouldn't buy again or recommend to a friend. read more

Im unsure of the address on here...since its a moving target. Fast service--esp if you get the fish taco I guess because I got it faster than people who ordered before me. Fantastic fish and toppings! Chips w the taco, I got hot sauce with it which wasnt too hot--just right. read more

I stopped by the Baja Taco Truck today while it was in Dewey Square. As a huge fan of all Mexican foods, I finished my burrito unimpressed and very disappointed. First, I'll start with the positives...fast and friendly service. As for the rest, prices were on the upper end of what I would consider reasonable. My pork carnitas mutt burrito was $7. It came with literally 5 chips and was folded to be about 3/4 the size of what it could have been if it had been completely filled with ingredients. Tortilla was hot but ingredients were lukewarm at best. Taste was...nonexistent. After I finished the burrito, the taste that lingered in my mouth was onion. If onion is what remains and not cilantro, cumin, tomato, smokiness, any Mexican spice...there is a serious flavor issue going on. This burrito was downright bland. End of story. To make matters worse, it was really greasy and the pork was a globby, mushy texture that just wasn't very appetizing at all. I can forgive a lot of things, but Mexican food with zero seasoning and just blandness across the board doesn't deserve a return visit for these prices. read more

Being a California native, I'm hestiant to try any mexican or spanish food in Boston. I've had some pretty good spanish food here, but nothing quite hit the spot like San Diego mexican food does.... Turns out, Baja Taco Truck is run by San Diegans! I had a nice conversation with the owner, who seems like a very genuine and nice person, passionate about bringing San Diego's mexican flavor to the streets of Botson. While the prices are a bit more expensive than what you would find at any taco shop in So. Cal, everything is reasonably priced for a lunch in the city, and the flavors are always on point. The flavors and ingredients are pretty authentic, and the execution and preparation of the food seems a bit more "gourmet" than what you would expect for "street food". My go-to item is the rolled tacos. In So. Cal you can get a dozen rolled tacos for under $10 (with chicken, beef, or POTATO!) and used to be my favorite food ever. Baja Taco Truck is one of the ONLY places in Boston that serves rolled tacos so every time they come around my area, I make sure to pay them a visit and get some. Ive read some of the reviews and some people seemed confused about the California Burrito. While Baja Taco doesn't serve the best california burrito I've ever had, its not that bad. And yes a california burrito is Carne asada, salsa, guac, and FRENCH FRIES. If you don't believe me, google it. I'm waiting for Baja Taco Truck to bring us CARNE ASADA FRIES. Invented in San Diego, and soaring in popularity on the west side, this amazing mexican-american dish has yet to hit the east coast, and I hope Baja can bring it to us! read more

Baja Taco Truck is a pretty solid pace to get your fill of California-Mexican style food. I really love their guacamole taco, there is plenty of lemon in the guac and it's chunky and creamy. Yum! The cajita cheese on top is a great tough and they load that taco up with tons of guac! I just had their bean and cheese burrito and was not a huge fan. The beans were bland and there was only a little bit of rice. I had the hot salsa in it and it honestly tasted a little bit like vomit. I still ate it, but I'm not too sure why. Another great dish by them are the poblano rings. The batter is similar to that of funnel cakes, and it makes one heck of a snack. Not too spicy, very savory! read more

Burritos in a truck outside my building for lunch! I've been a couple times now and I've got the Mutt Burrito both times. It is filled with steak, beans, guacamole, a Mexican cheese, and beans. This thing was awesome. It wasn't overly filled with rice either, this was chock full of all the good stuff. The Mutt is even listed on their healthy menu too, I don't know how that is, it tastes too good. read more

Baja Taco Truck - Food Trucks Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

My friend and I tried to do a food truck tour around Boston the other day. Unfortunately we only found a couple. Maybe it was too cold out. Maybe we're just bad suburbanites that tried to act like city slickers and didn't make the cut. Who knows. But we DID find the Baja Taco Truck and it was a glorious experience. We found it nestled between a group of buildings at Milk & Kilby Streets. Perfect for someone taking a quick lunch break from the office. Problematic for those of us who were just walking around town and didn't have a nice warm place to eat our food. But we'll get back to that later. We studied the menu. Good thing there were a few people ahead of us so we had some time. We decided on some carne asada tacos (we had just had some grilled cheese from another food truck) and were both intrigued by the poblano rings, so we decided to split an order. Now back to the food eating problem we encountered...we went in search of somewhere with sunshine to sit and eat our yummies. We were so thankful the food was hot so it was warming our hands as we walked. We end up at City Hall because there were a few other food trucks there where we could grab more food after we ate what we had. The wind there was even worse. After attempting to wait in line to grab some pommes frites, we said to hell with it and ran into Quincy Market where we stood at a table to chow down. Keep in mind we had just trekked about 10-15 minutes in 30 degree weather with the food braving the elements just as we had. So it was cold. AND STILL DELICIOUS!!! The poblano rings were everything I had hoped for and more. Battered like onion rings, but not as much punch in them. And they were paired with some sort of sour cream dipping sauce which gave it a bit more flavor. The carne asada taco was good, but I had to add salsa and even some of the sour cream sauce to give it a little more flavor. I blame my rookie ordering skills and not thinking to ask for extras like guac and whatnot. I'll have to do better next time. And either bring an insulated bag to keep the food hot while I transport it or try it on a warm sunny day where the elements won't cool things down at lightening speed. read more

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I love this place, been here two or three times so far and haven't been disappointed yet. My only concern/issue I had with Baja Taco Truck was that they raised the prices of their water bottles on the day that had pretty sweltering heat. I understand they were making money and raising the cost from $1-$2 wasn't TOO high, but it was kind of taking advantage of the need for water as hell. UPDATE: owner explained reasoning to me, and it makes sense so I've updated my review to 5 stars On to the good.. I ordered the Fish Taco Combo. I ordered guac in my tacos as well and so the total came out to be $9.50 ($8 for two fish tacos with a side of beans and rice, and $1.50 for the guac in the tacos themselves). I thought the size was pretty good for what I was paying for and the taste and fry of the fish was pretty dam good as well. I got medium sauce but it turned out still pretty spicy (options are medium or hot). Definitely try this food truck, it's one of the best in Boston! read more

I first went to this taco truck just after it opened. I was so excited about its opening, being a CA transplant to MA. Unfortunately, the taco I had was disappointing but I didn't want to write a bad review for a new business, so I let it go. Today, I figured I'd give the truck another shot, especially since there are no other taco trucks that I know of in the Boston area. Wanted to order a fish taco but it was deep fried, so I passed on that. Ended up ordering a carne asada taco and chicken taco. I wish their menu provided descriptions of the tacos. The chicken taco came in a hard shell, which had I not asked I wouldn't have known til I got it. I almost passed on the chicken taco too but the guy said it was good and would make me another taco if I didn't like it. I didn't (but I didn't redeem the free taco). The chicken was cooked well (slow cooked) but didn't have much flavor. And it came with lettuce, blah. The carne asada was hard to chew and was not flavored like you'd expect from a taco. On the plus side, the hot salsa on the side and the chips were good. Bottom line: the flavors and quality of the tacos here are not authentic mexican tasting to me, and therefore my east coast quest for the cheap delicious taco truck taco continues... read more

Good food and fast service, what more could you want from a food truck? I'm usually disappointed with chicken from most Mexican places, but I was super impressed with how flavorful and juicy the chicken was. Overall, I'd definitely eat here again! read more

We ordered a carnitas mutt burrito and a chicken mutt burrito Everything was fresh and served with a smile. The ambience was terrific out on the Greenway, under umbrellas, open seating. A few hours later I am still full from the burrito. so size is not a problem. I am giving it 3 stars because the salsa could be spicier and we waited for a few minutes while the owner chatted for several minutes while we waited in line waiting to place our order. read more

Truck at SoWa, decently long line - so decently good food, right? Right. Good food, reasonable prices. The burritos were a good, human size, not crazy huge like Chipotle. -California Burrito: quite tasty, filled with a good amount of steak and lots of guac and sour cream. The fries didn't seem to add a whole lot - as I'd hoped for. Who puts fries in a burrito? Now I see why. -Mutt burrito: similar to the California but with rice and beans instead of fries. Not too much rice - and they added to the flavor. I liked this better than the California. -chicken tacos: my friend said they were good read more

This is my first time visiting the Baja Taco Truck. I intended to order the fish taco combo, but I got seduced by The Mutt. It had steak, beans, rice, guac, and cotija. I asked for the hot salsa. They were quick, and while from my first bite I questioned my decision to order hot salsa rather than medium, I loved the whole thing. The Mutt had the perfect mix of ingredients--not too much of any one thing and the heat was perfect. I also loved the addition of chips on the side. I'll definitely be back. read more

Attended an outdoor small family event this weekend and Baja Taco Truck catered. It was delicious! I consider myself pretty picky when it comes to food and I found Baja's tacos to be very tasty. Everything was quite fresh. The sprinkle of cojita cheese on the tortilla chips were a nice touch. The chicken and beef are very flavorful. You can tell that the salsas and guacamole were freshly made, right before the event. I would highly recommend Baja Taco Truck, either to stop by or to cater your next event!! read more

PRO: Wonderful service, very nice, fast and a good price. CON: Ordered the carnitas mutt(burrito) and it was completely unseasoned, bland. If they just added salt and spice it would have been perfect. Also when does medium mean no heat or kick what-so-ever? It's not even mild. read more

Tasteless greasy meat. I drained as much grease as I could but it was still soaked in a grease puddle that ripped through 2 tortillas. I'm disappointed because I've never had a Taco this bad. read more

FINALLY, an authentic California burrito in Boston! During my 4 years in San Diego, I became spoiled with delicious Mexi-Cali concoctions. One of these babies was the California burrito, generally filled with carne asada, guacamole, cheese and fries. Yes, fries. And yes, I was one of those college kids who ventured out at 2AM to get one of these bad boys. Although the California burrito may seem a bit pricey at $7, it's completely worth it. I'd get one of these over a Chipotle any day. The tortilla was fresh and chewy, there were generous chunks of carne asada, the guac was cool and creamy, the spicy roasted chili pepper sauce gave a great kick, and the proportions were absolutely perfect. The only change I'd make is to wrap it up a little more evenly so that the fries are in each bite instead of at one end of the burrito. I'll definitely be back :). read more

A friend told me the baja fish tacos were awesome and I always see people lined up at lunch time in Dewey Square. Being a huge fish taco fan, I decided to give it a shot this weekend when I saw the truck at the SoWa market. Total disappointment. The actual toppings on the taco (pico, cabbage, sour cream, salsa) were all good; however, two bites into my first taco revealed cold fish in the center. I immediately got freaked out that the fish was undercooked and spit it out. It appeared cooked through though so I can only guess that frozen - and not fresh - fish was used. The fish itself was flavorless and very bland. Could barely tell I was even eating fish under the sour cream and cabbage. Two small tacos also cost me $8 which is a lot for what I got. And one thing that really bothered me was that the guy taking orders was asking everyone "...and do you want guacamole or sour cream"? as if each taco came with it. It doesn't. It's a $1 extra for each. That's a huge no-no in my eyes - you should always make sure your customers are aware of any "extras" that you're trying to sell to them. If you want fresh and delicious fish tacos, just hit up Dorado in Brookline. One of my favorite spots. Baja Taco Truck might be better for their meat options, but unfortunately I don't typically order those so probably won't be returning. read more

Probably one of the best taco food truck I had! Had the beer battered fish & shrimp tacos and the mole was bomb!!!