Excellent food. I get the Puerto Rican plate with chicken every single time I see them.read more

DC got it going on. The eats are tasty and plentiful. They are fast and friendly, always a pleasure…read moreto do business with them. Keep up the great work, see you next time!

Food truck serving local breweries with a super-simple menu - rolled tacos, soft tacos, crispy…read moretacos or torta. Really, all the same ingredients except for packaging. The meat is a stew beef/ birria that's perfectly cooked and seasoned. I had the torta and it was delicious. Great toasted roll. The husband-wife team are super friendly and personable. They treated me like family. Prices are very reasonable and food was ready in about 5 minutes. Nice.

Cool taco truck at the food court of Palo Verde. I got two tacos a Soto & shredded beef. A Soto is…read morehot dog & cheese. Both were preferably fried. The service was fast and friendly. The business is in the same area as a swap meet so there's a $2 fee to park.

Not the best taco truck I've had in Tucson which is a very crowded taco market. We caught them at…read moreDia de Los Muertos and it may have been an off day. The service was slow, but all the vendors were to busy. I would try them again, but definitely not the best taco truck I've had.

this food truck came to a community event. The owner is very nice and was helpful in showing us…read morewhat to order. the prices are fair. it's 11$ for 3 tacos. their menu consisted of chicken tacos, shredded beef taco, carne asada taco, quesadilla or chicken or steak, chips and soda. the food came out quick and was delicious. i will say the chicken tacos were way better than the carne asada ones. the carne asada ones had nothing on it except meat whereas the chicken had onions, lettuce and cheese. the serve the food in to-go containers and give u plastic utensils as well as a side of guacamole and hot sauce. would recommend this food truck to anyone. the only downside is that they did run out of food at the event but that goes to show you how popular their food truck is.

Be Your Own Judge! I…read moreheard about this food offering just off the I-10 Tangerine Exit, about a quarter mile to the West, and went out of my way yesterday to judge for myself. The trailer and area are kept clean by the brothers Jaime 'Jimmy' and Leland. This is their retirement project, keeping themselves busy in pursuit of the American Dream. Most of their business is 'To-Go', but they also have a table with a few chairs, and turn on a Mister on a Fan when you eat right there to keep you cool. The super friendly service with a smile is no match for the tasty food they have to offer. All fresh ingredients are nicely presented, as they know that the enjoyment of food starts with it's presentation. I can't praise these brothers enough, but that is just me. Go, try them out for yourself, form your own opinion, I am confident that you won't be disappointed by their rich menu ... I, for sure, will be back again and again.

Pretty good for Marana Mexican food. Had Tripas, Cabeza, and birria. The tacos were all on flour…read moretortillas. Didn't ask if I wanted corn. The quesa Birria taco was more like a quesadilla than taco. The cabeza was really good just a little skimpy on the meat. The tripas was good too. I'll be back to try their regular carne asada.

We found this food truck on line and thought we would try it…read more I had two tacos, one was La Pastor and the other was cabeza. Matt had two cabeza tacos and a Sonora hot dog. My two were excellent and came with various condiments. Only problem I had was that the red sauce was extra hot (but it did have a great flavor). The green avocado sauce was perfect. Matt said his was very good and he stayed away from the red sauce. They have a very large menu (all in Spanish) but with no prices. We ordered right away. While I wanted a goat taco, they didn't have any today. We were shocked at the prices. My two tacos were $4.00 ( left a dollar tip) and Matt's tacos and hotdog was $5.00. Just amazing prices. They also had many different food options. This is a food truck but it had a covered patio with benches. It looked to us that it was a neighborhood place because most people knew each other. The patio was clean and the table wiped down before they brought the food. If you are in the area or looking for a new place to try, you should give it a try.

My plate had black stuff all over it and it wasn't that good would never eat it againread more

El Semental is a Mexican food truck just down Kinney Rd from the Desert Museum, Saguaro National…read morePark and Old Tucson. It's a no frills, down home cooking kind of place. They do most everything in house and usually you can find various members of the owner's family helping out taking orders and cooking. It is a food truck, but they do have a few tables and chairs for outdoor seating when the weather is nice. They don't have set hours however. They're around for most lunch/dinner shifts, but some days don't show. For food, they have a little bit of everything from carne asada and adobadas to chicharon and menudo. You can get most everything as either a plate, taco or burrito. I usually go with a plate and have at least two meals out of it. They pride themselves on cooking everything with mesquite charcoal. I love their adobada as well as red chili burritos, both have a real punch of flavor. The burritos come LOADED with meat, so be prepared when you order. The plate is served with a delicious Mexican rice, refried beans, a cabbage/onion mix (ask for extra!) and a couple pretty good tortillas. They also serve fresh, homemade lemonade that is amazing on a hot day!

Let me begin this review by saying that for us locals, we are always happy to see a new business…read morecrop up as there just aren't many to choose from. El Semental is a food truck parked on the corner of Western and Kinney. They offer the standard Mexican food truck fare (well except for Sonoran dogs) of tacos, caramelos and burritos. What is unique about this truck, is the choice of meats offered. Carne asada, chicken, abodado, chile verde, red chili, barbacoa (Fri & Sat), and a couple others. Burritos are huge, tacos are offered regular or monster sized, and the nachos (more on those in a minute) are gargantuan. We visited several times and have sampled a good amount of what they have to offer. At times, it's been great and others times have been...not. Product has been flavorful and nicely spiced or salty, chewy and inedible. This applies to pretty much all items. Nachos had potential but were ruined with lots of cold guacamole/sour cream and lettuce on top that prevented the cheese from melting and made the meat cold. Yuck. Will be staying away from those next time. Why keep playing the hit and miss game? Like I said, not much else out in this area to eat. Another reviewer wrote about the lemonade and she was absolutely right about that. Lemonade is delicious. I debated on 3 or 4 stars for awhile and decided that it really depends on the time you go apparently. I'm going to say 4 in the hopes that it may encourage you to give a local business a try and hopefully that will get them to be more consistent.

Great mix of foods. Plenty to choose from. Great people. Plenty of space. Love the atmosphere.read more

Had a great time tonight at the Tucson Food Truck Round-Up. There was a great energy, a ton of…read morepeople, plentiful food selections, and easy and ample parking. One of my friends tweeted that it was "Truck Exhaust + Good Eats". That kind of sums it up. That being said there were also huge lines, I waited for about an hour for MaFooCo and my friend waited an hour and a half for Planet of the Crepes. The food that was well worth the wait, but like a boy scout you should be prepared. Take heed if you plan on going to an event like this, get here when it starts to avoid the long lines or divide and conquer sending members of your group to different trucks and sample together. Our group was able to hit 5 different hot-spot trucks using the divide and conquer approach. Seating is limited so if you have some folding chairs they will come in handy. There is a huge value in this event for those of us who don't work near a food truck. It's a casual and inexpensive way to get to try foods off the beaten path. I will definitely be at the next Round-up!

Did you ever have one of those days when you wanted a breakfast burrito for lunch? You will likely…read morebe content ordering one from the El Taco Asere food truck. While El Taco Asere does have a range of options, their breakfast burrito was both large and flavorful. I would give them another opportunity to try other menu items.

took forever to get our food out and when we finally sat down to eat, it was some of the worst…read moreSonoran dogs I've ever had. it felt like something public schools serve. dont bother wasting your time and money