Great little taco truck! I had seen the truck for a while and decided to stop one day. I'm far from…read moredisappointed. The tacos were delicious and the staff were incredibly friendly. I ordered a rather large order. 10 beef tacos and 10 chicken. Lets just say they didn't all make it home. When I can I enjoy helping small businesses. The 2 employees I met seemed young and hard working. Do yourself a favor and stop in, you won't regret it.

Great food and fast service. The carne asada was amazing. Definitely one of my favorite stops.read more

I was finally able to try out Big Matt's today. If I'm perfectly honest it was a bit underwhelming…read more If you're looking for bbq in a pinch is an alright option. I got a half rack of baby back ribs & a pulled pork sandwich. The ribs were tough & didn't fall off the bone. I don't live very far from downtown & by the time I was home they were cold. I've gotten takeout from places that were further away and haven't had this issue. The pork was ok. Nothing that really stood out. The baked beans were pretty good. Mac and cheese was meh... I'm guessing it was "Big Matt" that was in the trailer & he was really friendly. If I was rating this solely on the food it would be a 2 star review. The service was fast & friendly, so that's an automatic star in my book.

I had the brisket sandwich and it was absolutely amazing. Melted in my mouth with each bite. Sauce…read morewas spectacular. I was a little skeptical of the price at $8, but after the first bite I would have paid double for it. I will be hunting down this truck again soon this summer.

Birria!!! The best birria around and I've had a lot. The Birria pizza is a double decker of…read moredelicious tortillas, cheese, and Birria. We've also tried the grilled cheese, quesadillas, burritos, and ramen. The Birria is the start of all the dishes with each adding their own twist. The Birria is tender and flavorful. Heads up, consume is extra and not included. It is well worth the $2. The have a limited amount of tamales, birria and chicken, but they sell out fast. So get there early if you want those. My boyfriend's favorite is the burrito and mine is a toss up between the quesadilla and the burrito. I might say the burrito has a slight edge cuz you got the rice and beans in there, adding some extra flavor and textures.

Best birria you can find in town! Tender, juicy perfection. I've had birria from other taco…read morerestaurants in town and it simply was not the same. Personal favorite is their birria ramen. The consome is rich and flavorful and the ramen/meat combo is heavenly. Very filling also. I will continue to contribute to this business as much and as long as I am able to!

Olanos Empanadas are my favorite!! they offer so many different options which is nice since im a…read morevegetarian. the Olano family puts so much love and hardwork into every single empanada- and it shows!! the sweet potato is my favorite!! please if your at a farmers market this spring/ summer, stop by and say hello, and get one!!

Fantastic variety of flavors in the empanadas. I eat them at the Harbor market. It was served from…read morea food trailer. The daughter and father run this trailer. They were very accommodating. And it's an outdoor farmers market.

Where WAS the cheese????? We saw 1 food truck with grilled…read morecheese..... Otherwise, was fun. Beautiful location along the lake front, pleasantly surprised the event benefitted the Shriners! Food was good, enjoyed the beer and the band was really good.

Cheese a Palooza was a huge disappointment. I expected a ton of cheese; after all, it was a…read morepalooza. But an abundance of cheese there was not. We attended on Sunday so perhaps Saturday was their better day, I'm guessing. We arrived shortly after the 11:00 a.m. opening but a lot of vendors were just getting set up. To buy some ourselves some time, we walked along the harbor and took in the scenery. There were about 25 vendors or so, including Toasty Cheese, and I know there was a stand or two selling deep fried cheese curds. But aside from that, most other vendors sold standard festival fare including hot dogs, brats, funnel cakes, pizza, tacos, Italian Ice, etc. I think the most cheese I saw was in the form of those foam cheese wedge hats. After weighing our options, we decided to eat tacos from a food truck called De La Rosa's Taqueria. My husband ordered some tacos and I chose the walking taco since I'm a huge fan of them. The tacos looked fabulous and hubs enjoyed them, but the walking taco left a lot to be desired. The standard toppings include meat, lettuce, tomato, cheese, and sour cream. The cheese was a melted nacho cheese, I would have preferred shredded cheese (which is how I make them). It wasn't very flavorful but a large amount of hot sauce helped a bit. It was a $3 snack so I guess I can't complain too much. Husband also ordered an Italian Ice from another vendor and enjoyed it. I don't care for them so I didn't partake. There was also face painting for kids and a few bounce houses. Two music stages provided entertainment. The Kenosha Shrine Club hosted a beer garden along the harbor with a nice view of the water. The Grilled Cheese Invitational was at 4:30 but needless to say, we were out of there by 12:30 so I don't know who ended up winning. The concept is a good one and I'm sure their future events will be better. Maybe our expectations were too high. I will say that the location was great and the vendors were in good spirits despite the uncomfortable weather.

This was an unexpected gem! I came here with a friend after we needed somewhere open a little later…read moreand were pleasantly surprised with the quality of the food. We got the spinach artichoke dip as an appetizer. It was very good, exactly what you'd expect, and came with a very reasonable portion for sharing. I got the pepperoni ricotta pizza as my main and really enjoyed it. I ordered it on their gluten free crust which I thought was very good, and not too thin or dry. The woman working did warn me that the gluten free pizzas are cooked in the same wood fired oven so there is high likelihood of cross contamination. Luckily I am not particularly sensitive to cross contamination, so I was able to enjoy the pizza with no issues. You place your order at the front and your tab stays open until you're ready to leave so you can add anything you'd like as you wish. This could be really convenient for groups that are unsure how much they want to order. The restaurant is small and cozy and I would definitely come back here!

The meatballs were really good and the original sausage pizza. House wine (red) was delicious…read more It was really busy so sat at the counter (a bit of a struggle with no leg space but could have waited for a table). Will be back.

First visit to the Fresh Bar for us. Super cute place on the corner of 55th and 5 Ave downtown…read morenear Harbor Park in Kenosha in an open lot. The truck is basically a converted camper and looks super bright and clean with about 3-4 young women working the truck. Orders are taken at the window and menus are on a little cart next to the window. The toasts we ordered, the twist toast and hi honey were both good. The toast, the home made sour dough was great and had a great crust and crumb. The avocado mash was a bit thin and lacked seasoning but was fresh and bright tasting. The twist toast was better once I hit the truffle oil, but it was drizzled on what seemed like less than a quarter of the serving. $23 for 2 toasts and a drink. I think about 10-15% over priced considering portion and location (no over head of brick and mortar), especially the portions. They were really small portions. Giving this a little more though over the many visits now- the issue is the prep and portions have a lot of variability which crates the feeling the portions and prep are "lite" vs. the previous visit. Nail down prep and portion size and it's perfect then. Adding a little more mash is what they need. Bowls are always spot on. Overall - really really great addition and super nice people.

We checked out this awesome food truck in downtown Kenosha on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays with…read morehealthy options. We had the granola butter toast--one with bananas and one with bananas, strawberries, and blueberries and we shared a cold pressed juice - watermelon, ginger, and lime. The toast was awesome with fresh ingredients with yummy vanilla granola nut butter, fresh fruit, cinnamon, and a drizzle of honey. The juice was refreshing. It is a little bit pricey $25 for two toasts and one juice, but definitely worth it as the ingredients are fresh and healthy and made to order. We will definitely be back again.

Small place but real nice people. New owners that are super nice. Food is awesome smelling and they…read moreseem busy. Prices are average.

Cheese steak sandwiches are some of the best ive ever had. Onion rings are great to. Place looks…read moresketchy but definitely have to try it. Its on our list to stop when were in the area. I rated it on food quality and taste.