This restaurant is great!!! It's not your typical Tex-mex. It's very authentic from the Mexico…read moreCity area of the country. I love their Gaucho burrito done enchilada style. Their Al pastor is wonderful!!!

Delicious first stop on our columbus food adventure tour. We all tried the Al Pastor taco…read more Delicious meat on a soft flour tortilla grilled up with cheese, onion, cilantro and pineapple. We topped it with some of their delicious avocado sauce and mixed onion and habanero soaked in soy. They had cucumber to cool your pallet down. Delicious taco. This is the original location and I'll definitely be back!

Horrible service- the man was rude and awful. Food was mediocre at best. Very disappointin.read more

I live up on The Hilltop and we have plenty of Mexican street food vendors all over the area…read more.... these ladies have the best of everything. Cash only! I go frequently and I believe that it is the freshest most authentic Mexican street food that I have yet to find in Columbus. I say that based on having lived in Cuernavaca, Mexico. If you are driving West on Broad Street from the I-70 exchange as you're going up the hill you will notice it on the left hand side in the parking lot beside a large yellow building so it's easy to find. Another reason I find the ladies having the most authentic and best Mexican street food is because if you would stand back and watch the clientele that is eating what these ladies prepare you are going to find 90% of everybody there is Mexican and that should tell you it's real and authentic. If you're in the area oh, it is well worth it to stop and experience what the ladies are preparing because it is just as if they're preparing everything in their homes for their families and you will become a member there family automatically.

Mmmmmm...street food. Ever since a friend told me about the Columbus taco tours, I've wanted to…read moretake part. This past weekend was the 1st tour of 2010 and Taqueria Little Mexico was the first stop. JM and I got here a bit late (blame the OSU spring game) but there was still a pretty good crowd already and some had even moved on to the next stop. This particular location is known for its gorditas and tacos but JM and I both got Quesadillas. Mine was chicken and his was steak. The prices are so cheap! it was $2.50 each for the quesadillas and they were delicious! They were a great start to the tour! They are served Mexican style with radishes and cucumber and is full of real, authentic Mexican flavors. There aren't any seats at this location, so either get your meal to go (para llevar) or bring your own chairs.

Stopped here on a chilly evening and had a gordita, which was really similar to a pita in that the…read morecorn tortilla was cut in half and stuffed with the ingredients. Mine had ground beef, with sour cream, cabbage, cheese and I added some of their delicious green sauce. Washed it down with a cold glass of their horchata - a sweet rice beverage with cinnamon. Overall, a great mid-day meal!

While I'm brand new to the taco truck 'scene' I feel that Jalisco sets itself apart with a unique…read moremenu, including ceviche and other seafood dishes -which I am dying to go back and try! Extra points for super friendly service.

Great food, extremely friendly people. The taco truck staples - tacos, mulitas, etc., - are…read moreexcellent. Some of the full plate meals can be hit or miss, but others (like the aguachiles) are great. Love their horchata as well.

We found Guac Shop's booth at the Clintonville Farmers Market. They were dishing up samples of…read moretheir delicious guacamole with their taco chips. It was excellent! We promptly picked up a tub of their spicy guacamole (they also have original and unique flavors that include Greek-style - Opamole - and jalapeno cream - Locomole) and a bag of their flavorful taco chips. The friendly staff working told us that they usually sample with their regular chips, but the combo of the taco chips and spicy guacamole was terrific. We will definitely be watching for the Guac Shop again!

Nationwide has quite a variety of food stands. Yes, you can get pizza and hot dogs and popcorn…read more But also BBQ and now: bento boxes. Also sake, though I passed. I got the large bento: rice, your choice of meatballs (beef, turkey, or vegan,) some pickled veggies, crispy wontons, and a choice of noodles or slaw. Also a pickled egg. I was hungry, and this filled me up- and tasted better than most options here. It was all good, and I particularly liked the meatballs in teriyaki, the slaw, and the egg. Place had one of the shortest lines. Service was super friendly and fast. The big box is $25, but that's for a load of good food at a sports arena, so not bad.

I stopped by this place on a whim since it's near work and I was so impressed! I tried the…read more barbacoa, chorizo, and pollo soft tacos and they were so yummy! ($1.50 each) The taco style was comparable to El Camino downtown. Very fresh ingredients (onions, radishes, lettuce,etc) and the meat was very savory.They even give you 3 different sauces to choose from to put on your taco. I also got one of their fresh fruit cups with mango, watermelon, pineapple, and honeydew melons. Just like I used to get in Los Angeles. The staff speaks pretty limited English, so it's a great place to test out that Spanish- and gives it that extra feel of authenticity.

Some of the best taco truckin' tacos I've eaten in Cbus, for sure. And certainly the only time i've…read moreever been flirted with so hard by taco trucker. So yes, this experience was spicy in every sense of the word. I was tooling around Cbus last week (SOB!! I miss it so already) and decided to treat myself to something small and delicious. And by that I mean tacos, pssh. I headed over to Georgesville Road in Hilltop, knowing that it would be mere minutes after turning from Broad Street that many delicious taco truck options would be in ma FACE. And sure enough, Las Delicias was the first truck I came upon. I ordered three asada tacos, and sat down to wait. An adorable young Mexican family ordered directly after me, and we all ended up sitting together. It was very sweet. My tacos came in a timely manner and I browsed the internets on my phone whilst adorable little Mexican kids ran around me. The tacos were excellent - definitely some of the best I've had in the 'bus. They had a generous portion of meat, but not too much as to be overwhelming. I got them Mexican style, of course, so they came with cilantro and onions, with a side of limes and radishes. So perfect. As I said, the guy working was... well, workin' it. It was cute. I told him I was just visiting, and I think it broke both of our hearts (for different reasons, ha).