Best Mexican food in Springs. Love the steak ranchero and steak tacos - great sauces!…read more **Relocated to the Walmart off Woodman/Powers**

A honest breakfast burrito! Good balance of egg ,potato and protein! Salsa was flavorful without…read moreoverpowering. ( Didn't do the cheese add on) Great service from nice people. Will definitely be back since they are parked in the neighborhood!!!

Stopped over a few weeks ago after a friend of mine told me about this permanent food truck with…read morereally big burritos. And my god it was no joke. I got an Al Pastor burrito, and I'm sure as you can see by the photos it is a MONSTER of a burrito. I had a third of it for lunch, a third of it for dinner, and the last third for breakfast the next morning. And every time was delicious. The woman taking my order was super friendly and the food was out to me quickly too. As I'm writing this review I'm thinking I need to stop by and get another one if I'm being honest...

Ok ya'll, the Springs has a new Mexican restaurant called Moctezuma on the corner of Galley and…read moreAcademy, just north of Platte in the old Boston Maket building. I can't say enough good things about the place. They have done a great job remodeling it and there is ample seating and they are in the process of creating an outdoor patio for dinning. The menu is simple and the food is freaking fantastic! Also, they have margaritas! We started with chips and queso, which is probably my new favorite chips & queso in town. The frozen strawberry margarita is the perfect blend of sweetness and tequila. Next came three different types of tacos and a steak quesadilla. Let me tell you, I'm not generally a big fan of quesadillas, that's my wife's thing, but oh my dang! That thing was thick and had the perfect ratio of cheese to steak to tortilla. I liked it so much that I'm probably going to get that on our next visit! The tacos were money! I absolutely loved the tortillas. I made them even more amazing by drizzling queso on them. The owners Jose and Cindy both came over to the table and visited with us. The staff was so attentive and nice as well. This is just a great place that you want to support. I'm very excited about this place and can't wait to go back. Do yourself a favor and find your way there ASAP.

Some of the best Mexican food in Colorado Springs! If you haven't been here, you're missing out…read more They have outdoor pavillion seating by the food trucks, nothing fancy, but you won't be worried about the seating. The pastor and asada is to die for. Service is friendly and fast as well, even during a rush. Don't skip!

The Mexican section of El Chapin has some great tacos and wonderful salsa that is way more…read morenoteworthy compared to the burgers. The barbacoa taco was absolutely phenomenal. The meat was juicy and flavorful and topped with the perfect mix of toppings. The carnitas were more lackluster, noticeably lacking a crisp fried texture and more wet and less flavorful. The salsas were fantastic, with the one salsa being very smoky and having a nice spice. The bean and cheese burrito was super cheesy but a bit smaller compared to most bean and cheese burritos served around here. I'd definitely come back for the tacos and would love to try some of the other meats.

It isnt there anymore. Its a Lowe's and the location on that maps is inside the store.read more

Really good burgers and fries. Good size meal. Good value for a food truck at a brewery too.read more

Their brisket is excellent! Not sure what barbecue sauce they use but it's a great match. Very…read moregood service. Really good food. Makes me hungry for more.

From the owner: 100% family ran and Veteran owned and operated. We were on the great food truck race season 15, and…read morenow operate in Colorado Springs full time. We specialize in craft bbq, and Asian Fusion style cuisine! We love running a food truck here and can't wait to serve YOU!!

My gosh! This place is what we like to call stupid good!!! Makes me feel like a big dummy for not…read moretrying them sooner!!! The meat is so incredibly tender and the cheese is so melty and delish. We tried the Gringo mixed plate. Homemade authentic horchata and deep ridged churro that holds loads of cinnamon sugar. We are still talking about it an hour later -10/10. Powers and Woodman Walmart on Saturdays and every other Wednesday.

Yum!! I've never tried Honduran food before and was thoroughly delighted. I got the asada Baleada…read moreand was delicious! The avocado brought it to the next level. It does have sweet plantain chunks in it, which is a nice savory/sweet balance. The taquitos were good but didn't have a surprising amount of flavor. The bale bites (wings) were good too. FYI for those who don't like spice- None of it was spicy! I love spicy food so was missing the kick, but understand that's not traditional to Honduran food.

Love their birrias!! Great sopes as well. Must visit for sure. Very cool place to visit. Service…read moregood.

Yikes. Not gross but cant even call them good. Carne asada bland and flavorless as can be. Al…read morepastor also weak, only survived by some pineapple on top. Churro was a dry overcooked joke that couldnt hold the sugar on it. Run.

Thank you to the nice folks at Solsage Food Truck!…read more We were at 719 Battle of the Food Trucks and had a wonderful time. The serving sizes were enough that I got a bite and my hubby got a bite. The sausages were tasty. Best wishes!

Had the classic burger at the Abbey tonight it was AHMAZING!!!! The crew is great and so friendly…read moreand accommodating to any special requests even when it started raining!

Amazing food for a fantastic price. The staff were so upbeat and helpful. Love this truck!! I will…read moremost definitely be back!

Ordered a waffle and got one small single waffle (about 5 inches). It tasted good but was $7-$8…read more really really disappointed. Save your money

This place definitely gives off the western feel. Which is awesome. I love the decor…read more Pros: Walking in you feel like you took a step back in time. The wooden rocking chairs and bench tables. Plus you can't forget the giant wooden wheel. The staff was helpful in helping me decide as there was so many homemade flavors I had a hard time deciding. They explained a short backstory about the products, which is they are all made in house. I went with the 2 scoop Huckleberry and butter pecan. The sundae is huge. They really know how to make a sundae. Strawberry topping, whipped cream, sprinkles, nuts, and the cherry on top. I went with my standby of butter pecan, but I'm now wanting to try some other flavors. Cons: There really is no cons. There can't be with a friendly welcoming atmosphere. So no cons. Recommended? Yes. If your visiting St. Francis and want a retreat, go here. Or if someone got out and you want to celebrate, this is your place. Otherwise just make a trip here. I know I'll be back. My go to for ice cream.

The Ice Cream Mill is definitely a cute spot for little kids. Such a fun interior and lots of fun…read moreand cool dessert combos. I opted for the apple pie alamode and honestly didnt much care for it. It was extremely sweet and was doused with caramel and whipped cream. Wayyyy to much for my liking.