We discovered this place by driving by on 92 and seeing their food "truck" school bus. And about…read morepeople talking about it on the Cherokee Connect FB group.
We finally got to try it out a bit ago. It was great! I asked afterwards if they had a Yelp, and they said no, but they'd try. I see they still don't have one, so I made a page for them.
They deserve more business! I do see they have google reviews - Great reviews w more pictures.
The food was great! We rolled into the Woodstock Christian Church parking lot- where their bus parks daily (Tues-Sat). And we parked and looked at their menu pictures on the bus. I do wish they'd put descriptions of each food item so it's easy to understand what's in things. I had to ask about each item, and she told me. As well as prices- not listed w pic menu.
FOOD: We ordered the Baleada Especial-- homemade baleada tortillas (so good!), grilled steak, eggs, cheese, refried beans/ puréed beans of some sort, sour cream maybe, avocado, spices.
A mix between a bigger taco and quesadilla. It came with two in an order, for about $10. But she said I could order just one also if we wanted. We got two to share and they were very tasty and the handmade tortillas were amazing.
I'd love to try other items next time, like the 'Tacos de pollo' -- they look like big taquitos loaded w good stuff on top. Their other items all look good as well (see my pics).
The lady was very nice and helpful. Bilingual. The lady cooking was very sweet, always smiling.
They also have breakfast.
Honduran food is different from Mexican food, or other types of Latin food, for those new to it. Very delicious and something new to try!
They had one picnic table outside by the bus.
I loved the art painted on the bus as well.
I hope they get more noticed!