When I read online that there was a barbecue food truck in Town, I got excited. It's kind of…read moreshameful how difficult it can be to find good barbecue in West Texas. Imagine going to Brooklyn and the only pizza joint available is Little Ceasar's and you have some idea of my general level of barbecue frustration. I spent 14 hours in mouth watering anticipation and was anxious to get eating. At noon, I loaded myself and my mother into the car and bee-lined for the location indicated on their post. When I pulled up, there were no other cars there, which is a shame. After all, if we don't support local restaurants, we deserve all the mass produced chain crap that we get. I ordered a 1 neat plate (brisket) and my mother got a 1 meat plate (ribs) for a total of $20. Each plate had about 3/4 to 1 lb of meat, a cup of potato salad and a cup of pinto beans. First, the sides. The potato salad was a mustard type (the ONLY kind, in my opinion) and was just about the most delicious potato salad I've ever had. It was at least the best I've had lately. The beans were generously seasoned and loaded with large chunks of pork. As a guy who spent 49 years hating beans, the fact that I ate every last drop if this magical legume concoction is pretty amazing. On to the meat. My brisket had a smoke ring about 1/2" thick with a crunchy, smoky bark and a no-nonsense, beefy flavor. No reason to gild the lily with ridiculously complex rubs. These guys keep it classic with the brisket and let the meat do the heavy lifting. If I had any complaint, it would be that I would really have enjoyed some meat from the fattier point to moisten up the leaner, drier flat. Otherwise, I recommend this joint to all die hard carnivores as well as recovering vegetarians. The truck can be located on Tuesdays and Thursdays in the Tractor Supply parking lot and on Wednesdays on South Main Street across from Love's Convenience Store. Check 'em out!

I didn't care for it at all. I was at a catered event and they provided brisket, sausage, and…read moreturkey, potato salad and beans. The brisket I was served was very very fat, and it was not rendered out by proper cooking which resulted in a pile of chewey fat with a little meat in the mix. Some of the others had brisket that was dry and crumbly. It did not have a good Smokey flavor, and had a slight taste like it was cooked on propane. The meat I did get was more like a fat pot roast. The turkey was your basic deli processed turkey and was mushy. The sausage I am still trying to identify. It was tan in color with little flavor and the texture was way off. The beans were your standard Ranch Style Beans that were jazzed up a little. The potato salad was basically mashed potatoes. Im confident I will not attempt to eat this food again.

Very very good tacos! Homemade corn tortillas. The plate is $8.00 originally the tortillas are…read morefried (you can ask for them not to be fried) and come with onion and cilantro.

Very delicious! We ordered 3 lunch burritos and every single one was really tasty. Too bad we don't…read morelive here, but will definitely stop by anytime we drive through again!

From the owner: Our business specializes on cooking for our customers, as we cook for ourselves. We cook from…read morebreakfast burritos to delicious burgers!

La mejor! Todo fresco y muy rico. Están abiertos hasta…read moretarde. Y hay suficiente estacionamiento alrededor

Found this little gem tucked away in Lovington, Juan and I were quickly acquainted since we are…read moreboth from California if you want some good Mexican street tacos visit this truck a simple menu with a friendly greeting and great people.

Mike has a great thing going here. I ordered two ground beef & potato with beans & cheese. The…read moreburritos were very large at least 3" in diameter and at least 8" in length. Very hefty & satisfying so don't worry you'll get your $4 worth of burrito. He was already out of brisket when I arrived at 12:15 so it must be just as good as the burrito I had. I couldn't tell if it was the beans or the meat that had a slight hint of chili powder or possibly some chorizo in there but it was different and tasty. I will update my review with more stars once I'm able to try the rest of the menu. My only problem is BYT is only open from 7am to 2pm and I work out of town. I will make another attempt later this week to try the brisket. My only recommendation is to get a little old Mexican lady to make some home made tortillas. The torts aren't bad just not home made. Keep up the great work and hope to see your business flourish Mike!

Oh my heavens! The brisket burritos are off the chain. I have never had anything like it. Well…read moreworth the money. Keep up the good work!

Very nice place.the food is great and the people that work there are awsome I totally recommend…read morethis food truck.

From the owner: Fresh homemade tortillasread more

I walked over to this food truck with $2 in my pocket. I thought they would take credit, they do…read morenot-so i ordered 1 taco. I think the owner felt sorry for me because she gave me one on the house while I waited. Wonderful flavors, the diced onion and cilantro are perfect with a squeeze of lime and hot sauce. I hope she stays put because i will be back.

Hit this truck up! It's cash only just so you know but they have the most authentic Mexican…read moreflavors of any establishment in town. Their food is always on point. You can't go wrong. No regrets