I first discovered strEats Bistro at a night when Steven and I went to Funkwerks for some totally…read moreawesome beer! The guy that runs the mobile bistro was handing out samples which proved to be awesome! What i sampled was a carnita that he puts in his tacos. So we had to order a whole plate of tacos with this carnita in the taco. Went perfect with our beer! The guy that runs the little shop said that he is usually at O'dells during midweek and if he isn't there then he is at Funkwerks! Awesome!

One of the best characteristics of the Fort Collins community is everyone's willingness to…read morecollaborate. I really didn't understand how strong this characteristic was until I started coworking at Cohere. While writing reviews there, I connected with a group of people who are willing to help and support each other in so many ways - ways that have catapulted all of our individual success. And they do it because they want to. When people work together, good things happen. Because of collaborative spirit there, I'm madly in love with the community. Over this summer, I've noticed that collaborative effort found in Fort Collins extend beyond the coworking community and into the the food scene. It hasn't been easy for the food truck and cart industry to establish locations in Fort Collins because of city regulations (and I am in the process of collecting data about that to try and make some changes for next spring), but some teamwork is beginning to brew at Odell's and Funkwerks. While the breweries are busy serving some fantastic craft beer to friendly folks, they have allowed a couple of food trucks to come on by to park in the parking lot and serve food to the hungry masses. Beer and food trucks? It's a brilliant combination! In early July, owner Amish Patel and his StrEats Mobile Bistro rolled into to town, serving a variety of meats from around the world in taco, burrito and wrap form. While he doesn't have the website up and going, or a facebook page to check, he does have some limited Twitter activity letting everyone know where he'll be and when. You can usually find him at Odell's on Wednesday evenings and sometimes both Odell's and Funkwerks on Saturdays. I stopped by Odell's last night and grabbed a few items to take back to Cohere while I wrote the review. I ordered a Jerk Chicken Wrap with mango salsa and avocado cilantro sauce, a Korean BBQ pork wrap with grilled onions, peppers and carrots, and carnitas with salsa, onions and cilantro.The menu rotates on a semi-regular basis including pulled pork, chicken meatballs, and grilled portabello wraps. The food truck community is slowly growing in Fort Collins, which is bringing us unique foods at reasonable prices. StrEats Mobile Bistro might have some work to do on a few of their offerings, like bringing down the sweet and upping the savory, but I'm glad to see them here. The collaborative effort between food trucks and breweries just makes my heart burst with joy - because when people work together, good things happen. It feels like a soul-mate combination, and makes me love the Fort Collins community even more.

Today I went for a bicycle ride that was way overdue. The CO-470 bicycle trail runs adjacent to…read moreHome Depot, so I stopped in to get a battery for my bike gadget and ran into this permanent dog and brat stand. I figured I definitely earned one, once I have finished my route. The stand is located to the left of the lumber entry/exit, which is on the right hand side of the store front. The owner cooked my Honey Bourbon Sausage to perfection, nice charred areas. The sausage was really tasty and only set me back $3. This thing was giant, longer than the bun by an inch or so. He has a good spread of condiments on the side table with relish, chopped onions, sauerkraut and hot peppers. To the left of the stand, two rows of picnic tables await. This reminds of the after-hours dog stands by the exit of night clubs, only this one serves more of the working type. The menu has a few options of dogs, sausages and brats, including meals deals that include chips and a drink. The dogs are served in an aluminum foils, which become my plate. If you need lunch and something from Home Depot, plan to eat at A&J's you won't be disappointed or broke.

This little cart was at the Denver County Fair this weekend so I decided to try them out. They were…read moreoffering three different dumplings: pork, chicken, and vegan, mix and match 5 for $6. Unfortunately they ran out of the chicken right before I got a chance to order so I got 3 vegan and 2 pork dumplings. The vegan dumplings were good but I wish that I had made my ratio the other way around-- 3 pork and 2 vegan. I don't really like pork and try to avoid it when possible, but these were amazing! I only wish I had a chance to try the chicken. They also had various dipping sauces that really complimented the flavors of the dumplings. My favorite was the spicy chili garlic sauce. The prices were high for the size of the portion but everything was tasty.

High hopes, but unfortunately doesn't live up to expectations. The burrito filling is excellent,…read morebut doesn't go very far. This place is great if you want a burrito that's a little bit of great flavor and mostly lettuce for $14.

great service from the crew, thank you so much for amazing food and vibes! we left the bar and got…read morewelcomed with open arms. If you want good food and a welcome environment, come to Camila's!

The music on friday could be better. Djs couldnt make people dance. The venue is nice.read more

Owner's are stellar human beings and even better chiefs. Delicious pulled pork sandwich paired…read moreperfectly with TEDxMilehigh and Colorado summertime. Can't wait until they get a brick and mortar home! Keep making delicious KS BBQ!

Nice little street vendor in the corner of Echter's parking lot reasonably priced (Hamburgers $5…read moreBeer Brats $7, Drinks $2) run by two guys. Nothing fancy but surely doesn't disappoint

Authentic, delicious street tacos, right out of the food truck. Cooked on the spot. No seating --…read moretake out or eat in your car. Wonderful seasonings and flavors, I expect many of their meats had been marinated for a lengthy period to have that much depth of flavor. Mine were all served Mexican style--onions and cilantro with a lime wedge. Sauces provided. Glad I read other Yelp reviews and found this place for lunch. Now, a proviso, these are street tacos, so somewhat small, maybe 4" in diameter, so plan for your appetite accordingly. At around $3 a piece, you can't go wrong with any or all of them. I'm going back for tortas next. Service was gracious and nice.

Authentic TACOS! Chicken, Asada, Pastor and Cabeza! Delicious tortillas // Riquísimos tacos y muy…read morebuen servicio!

Awesome local favorite with great daily specials. Order the burrito wet if you enjoy Colorado chili…read moresauce. Mama's is a must visit if you like roadside to go spots!

Friendly and quick service. Yummy food at good prices. They have horchata and coffee and fruit…read moredrinks. Love the green chile :)

Love this place! My go to is the street tacos and a happy hour margarita, but the whole menu is…read moredelicious. Love the staff!

Excellent service, AMAZING tacos. Best I've had in awhile. Would definitely recommend the birria…read moretacos!