My husband and I went to this food truck 2 Friday's in a row. We skipped a Friday and went back…read moreyesterday. I got the birria quesidilla for thr 2nd time, and it is absolutely my favorite. I have also tried a chicken sopes and the al pastor taco previously. If you are looking for a hidden gym with authentic Mexican food, this is the place to GO! Also, the woman who takes are orders also cooks the food...excellent service. She is always very nice. I wouldn't say the ambiance around the area is "great", but they do have outdoor seating.

From the owner: Tacos y antojitos sin frontera , es un food truck que busca que tener variedad en su menú, y dar un…read morebuen servicio . Cocinar con amor es nuestra labor

Came here to meet up with a group for coffee. They had reserved several tables for our larger…read moregroup. Cute inside and outside space. We spent our time inside since it wasn't the nicest out. I had the Tiramisu Flat White - it was yummy! The parking lot across the street is free and open to those visiting this spot.

Cute place, was hoping the Greek truck was open but it wasn't. That was why we stopped in. Stayed…read moreto try a flight of cider and try a chocolate cookie.

Always fresh and delicious, when you can catch their food truck. I enjoy the quesbarrias and tacos.read more

Decent food a bit disorganized. Service was ok but not quite worth it do not recommend it have had…read morebetter mexican food

A sleeper hit at the Can Opener food truck park for me! We got the Zeus Platter, which came with…read moregyro, chicken breast, falafel, Greek salad, Mediterranean pita, and your choice of fries or lemon rice and hummus or tzatziki. We enjoyed everything on the platter with my favorites being the strong grilled essence of the perfectly tender chicken, crispy outside & fluffy inside of the falafel (I just wished there was more than one haha), and refreshing flavor of the tzatziki. Overall, it was a very healthy & tasty meal. Service was fast and the ambiance of the Can Opener is great, with lots of covered outdoor & indoor seating. Free parking is available on the adjacent W Pettigrew St. 9/10 would recommend!

I really enjoy getting their food at The Can Opener. Everything is always incredibly tasty- I…read moreespecially love and recommend their salad platter and fries. You can get the Geek salad with or without meat, and it's excellent either way. Service is always prompt and kind.

So I love a good food truck, something about the small truck creating big flavor just gets me…read moreexcited. Ok that's enough about me! I ordered the Curry goat with peas and rice and vegetable. I love Jamaican food for the complex flavors and depth of richness. This did not disappoint. The curry goat was rich and bold, a little heat and savory goodness. The rice and peas were a little dry and lacking a lot of flavor but they complimented the curry goat well. The vegetables were delicious! I am bias and love cabbage but they were crisp and tasty. I will be visiting this truck again to get my Irie Flavor on!

Great Island-inspired fare at this local food truck, visiting our neighborhood on Food Truck…read moreTuesday. Service quick and friendly - took less than 10 minutes from order to service. THANK YOU! Tried BBQ Jerk Chicken and mac n' cheese. It's a quarter chicken, deliciously roasted and slathered with tangy bbq sauce. The meat falls off the bone it's so tender and the sauce is just the right tang to tickle the tastebuds without making your eyes water. The chicken is accompanied by rice and beans and steamed veggies. More rice than beans, the rice is sticky and good. Beans could have been a little more heavily seasoned IMO, but still were good. Medley of steamed cabbage, carrots, onions was ok but nothing special. That mac n' cheese tho! Thick and gooey, with a nice crust of cheese baked on top. This side is a meal in itself. Definitely give these guys a try when you seen them. Good stuff.

In the bottom of a mixed business building so it's very high foot traffic which is fun! Good amount…read moreof space to sit. WiFi. Has free two hour street parking across the street that is first come first serve.

I stopped by Narrative on a whim on a Saturday morning. It was pretty busy when I arrived, there…read morewere a few people ahead of me and most of the seats were taken. It's a very small place with a few tables and window seating with stools. They have an array of pastries, but by the time I arrived around 11:15 most were gone. I did get a croissant heated up and it was good. I ordered the Nutty X Nature Latte and by the time it was ready, I was able to get a seat. The latte was perfect. The service is great. It's a cool place to hang with friends or sit and enjoy a great cup of coffee.

Delicious arepas! I look forward to visiting every time I come to NC. Love their Reina Pepiadaread more

Pictures I saw online for their dishes looked fantastic. I really wanted something with shredded…read morebeef. I've never had empanadas or any of the other dishes that they make. So I thought I prepared well enough to know what I wanted. First strange thing was that as I'm standing at the truck wanting to place an order I was told I need to go inside to order. Right next to the food truck there's a small store that they own, where you can sit and eat and apparently where you have to order. There was a very nice lady inside helping me with my order, but I was totally confused. The empanadas did not mention shredded beef as a filling option so I asked her about that and she confirmed as far as I could tell that shredded beef was not an option for the empanada. She then flipped the menu over and said here is where shredded beef was an option and it was an $18 dish. I didn't need something that big and I couldn't tell what else came with it. I didn't know what the heck it was. At this point, I'm getting angry and disappointed. So I ordered the chicken empanada. Not what I wanted, but I do like chicken too. I also ordered a cheese stuffed bread appetizer. Second strange thing from a food truck is that she said it would be about 20 minutes. That seemed excessive, but I guess they make these from scratch. Now here is the third and most baffling: my father, who is with me, apparently ordered a shredded beef empanada, and that's exactly what he got. I didn't hear him order as I was trying to read the menu. I don't know where the disconnect was but they're definitely was one. I know outside the music was blasting but I can't remember exactly what was going on inside, but I know it was very loud because I had a hard time hearing her, in addition to the language barrier. The good news is that all the food tasted amazing. Maybe they're not interested in an English speaking client base. There were three other food trucks in this parking lot and none of them had a menu or anything written in English.