I looooove Micheladas, but I hate the hassle of making them and El Gallo de Sinaloa Michelada Mix…read moreis a freaking life saver! It's sooooo good add lime, gallo mix and your favorite beer and bam! The best michelada you've ever made. Don't sleep and try them out you won't regret it.

WARNING! THESE MICHELADAS ARE DANGEROUS!!!!…read more I used to go to this local outdoor market place and pay an absurd amount of money for a chili salt rim, lime juice, and clamato juice. NEVER AGAIN I SAY, NEVER AGAIN!!!! EL GALLO DE SINALOA has single handedly reveresed engineered the way you would make a michelada! EL GALLO DE SINALOA Has micheladas for the whole family! If you like spicy I recommend the AGUACHILE Michelada it is my personal favorite because anything with spice makes my mouth water! you can also add some ceviche ON TOP OF THE MICHELADA in case you get hungry while you are enjoy that refreshing carbonated beverage with spice in you hand. If you have more of a sweet tooth I would go with LA NIÑA FRESA this strawberry michelada is Fire!! with the salty tamarind candy flavor mixed with that fresh strawberryness (I just made that word up). Before I realized it my drink was gone!! and was ready for another! ...or if you just want to keep it simple and live a boring life and like people telling you what to do. order the regular and you will not be ashamed or judged!

From the outside this place looks like a rundown Gas Station...That is because it is, but do not…read morelet that fool you. Food here is outstanding and sooo good It is spendy for a taco stand but they have a line and overhead. Worth it better than the one on the strip

I know my picture is basic but if I can enjoy a taco at its purest form, I know it's a great taco…read more For street tacos, this is probably one of the best taco joints in Vegas. Both the carne asada and al pastor were flavorful, the tortilla wasn't overpowering, and overall the tacos weren't super oily or dry! A lot of the taco joints here just don't hit as hard as the ones in SoCal. My friends got the burritos, which looks hearty as well. I'll definitely be back for these tacos and to experiment the other options!

Our favorite tacos in town! My fiancé loves the suadero, but…read morehe says all the other options are very authentic. I appreciate the vegetarian nopales& beans. They ar The staff is really nice, recommend!

If you are looking for the best deal on a budget it doesn't get better than this ! $1.50 tacos that…read moretaste more like 4-5$ . Al pastor is spot on crunchy and filling . The chefs and cashier service is amazing , quick , and efficient. The truck lights look good so blast the music on your ride and enjoy this corner spot .

That was the best sausage I've ever had, and I live in Poland! Me Jerzy really knows what he's…read moredoing!

This was my first dip into Polish cuisine, and it was a pretty solid introduction. Let's get into…read moreit... Ambiance - This is a food truck. Ambiance doesn't really get consideration as it was parked outside of the Las Vegas Convention Center. Service - There wasn't much to speak to in the way of service. The lady who took my order was nice. Food - I ordered the meat pierogis which I believe had a minced pork inside. My order came with four pierogis and some sour cream to dip them in. My coworker got the mushroom and sauerkraut pierogis. We swapped a pierogi so we could try both and I must say I liked the mushroom and sauerkraut a lot more! It was very flavorful. The meat one was good too, but the meat didn't pack much flavor compared to the other one. Overall, it was a decent lunch. I expected the pierogis to have more crunch to them (like a gyoza or pot sticker), but they were very soft on the outside. I enjoyed them despite that surprise. Overall, this was a good first introduction to Polish cuisine. I would likely eat here again, but I would probably try something different next time. The meatloaf sandwich sounded interesting.

Come hungry and bring your stretchy pants--The Great American Foodie Fest in Las Vegas is the…read moreultimate cheat day celebration. Must-try bites--like Japanese katsu sandwiches, chili oil dumplings, waffle fries, and cannoli bursting with cream and chocolate chips. But it's not just about the eats. There are thrill rides, giant slides, spinning attractions, and carnival games for all ages. Family-friendly food fest in Las Vegas you shouldn't miss!

The 2026 Great American Foodie Fest was and is being held at Desert Breeze Park in Vegas May 8, 9,…read more& 10. (I suggested edit on Yelp). I HIGHLY SUGGEST going general admission for this one. Also as a side note don't purchase your tickets in advance like I did. It is better to pay a few dollars more and decide you don't want to walk around a festival in 100F heat. I went VIP and now am sorry I did. First of all this is the most unorganized food festival that I have ever been too. We had to stand in line to get wrist bands. Then as soon as we got wrist band we had to stand in another line to wait to get in. Then we had to stand in yet ANOTHER line to get our VIP food tickets. Also on the way to stand in the Food Ticket line there were countless trip hazards. (the most I have ever seen anywhere!) THE PROBLEM WITH VIP IS THAT IT LIMITS YOU TO ONLY CERTAIN VENDERS. YOU ALSO NEED A CELL PHONE to bring up a map of the event and it also lets you know what VIP Venders that you can try. You also need to GRAB A SEAT FAST because covered seating is very limited and fills up FAST. Then I hope you are OK with LOUD Music. The music they play is uncomfortably LOUD. Another problem with VIP is that YOU DON'T GET YOUR MONEYS WORTH. After three plates I was full and didn't want anymore food. We just wanted to leave. That said and ANYWAYS - The food I tried was good. I wish plates were smaller so I could have stomach room to try more things. I think what I enjoyed most was that my husband figured out the locations of certain food trucks and brought back the foods to our seats. I also enjoyed watching a young man (like 15 or 16 years old) air drumming and be-bopping to an extended version of Rod Steward's Do You Think I'm Sexy. I wonder if he knew that was a fifty year old song? Then Abba's Dancing Queen filled the air and he went cold. That was entertaining. Got lucky and had a close parking spot. Good Luck!

HOLY COW! This taco truck is AMAZING. If your coming to the outlets. I would come and try this…read moreplace it's so so good . I would definitely eat here the owner is so nice the asada is perfect not chew like A lot of places. They have a signature drink And it's called the Prickly pear Palmer. Prices are very reasonable

This place is awesome great food and expensive street tacos start at three dollars you can also…read moremake them into a combo meal for two dollars more they have a prickly Pear Palmer that's pretty good they make every day so next time you're at the Las Vagas outlet in North Las Vegas come stop by there right by Tommy Hilfiger

I've always seen this food truck around the Walmart near my area but I finally checked it out and…read moreI'm glad I did. The service was amazing we got our order taken and although we did have to wait roughly 20 minutes, it was understandable since everything is freshly made! Only thing to mention is, I suggest ordering ahead of time, they open at 4pm and they usually sell out of their pork chops and mac & cheese (we learned this the hard way)! My partner and I didn't know this but for next time we will definitely order early to ensure we get both those items LOL! I ended up getting the catfish nuggets which were DELICIOUS and so crispy. My partner got the nuggets and he said they were super good. Funny enough it was my first time trying yams and I loveddd how sweet they are! The kool-aid mix drinks were super tasty too. I highly recommend to anyone that loves to support small business as it's clear they take their time making the food and love what they do! The ambiance is so welcoming and they treat you like family and even walk you through the menu if you don't understand it the first time.

Service was great and food was hot and fresh. Pork chop gravy was on point, pork chop tasted ok…read more Mac and cheese and yams was excellent! I would visit again.

Long time visitor of Vegas StrEATS. Saturday we decided to go earlier rather than later when the…read morelines are long. Good choice! We got carded at entry and purse search as well. First booth on the right Beer and Shots! Haaaaay! $4 Jager shots and not sure about the beer but who cares after the $4 shots. At this point total score-I knew this night was gonna be good. How could it get any better? Walking around, there are so many trucks I haven't tried and want to but you only have so much room in your belly. LOL Started with an Asian flavor taco from Dragon Grille. That's it ....I just found my favorite food truck! Hands down it was the best darn taco and I will be hankerin for another till I find them out and about again! We all were completely impressed. The chickie in the front with the totally cute accent was helpful and such a sweetheart. Headed over to Sauced for the Big Easy Balls with Srirachi sauce. I had been told these are most awesome and I wanted to see for myself. Chicken and Rice formed into a ball and fried. Amazeballs! Talking about forgetting your diet for the night... Free Vegas StrEATS lanyard with Yelp checkin. Thanks! The vibe is pretty chill, everyone standing around juggling their drinks and food.....BECAUSE there is nowhere to sit other than a gross street ledge which I refused to sit. They definitely need some chairs of some sort but they know what they are doing. I'm sure there is a reason for not having the chairs/table set up. I see people complaining in the reviews regarding the downtown parking prices and some of the hotel garages just need your ticket validated inside the hotel before you leave-free parking peeps. Its not a secret or maybe it is. Anyways, what is better than cheap eats, flowin drinks, music and art? The whole night as usual with StrEATS was a success! =)

The Vegas StrEATs festival, much like First Friday is slowly but surely coming into its own. A…read morefestival that started out very unorganized and haphazard has become a regular fixture on my monthly calendar. I still am not sure how they decide which Saturday they are going to do this event. I've been the day after First Friday and I've been in the middle of the month. Part of the reason this gets 5 stars from me is that I live at The Ogden, so I literally walk down stairs from my place and BAM! Food Truck heaven. plus I like the addition of the local vendors selling their hand crafted wares. I'm not gonna buy most of it because its just not my style, but I'm all about small local vendors getting their shot. There's always a few regulars and a few change-ups each month. You can almost always count on Slidin Thru and Grouchy John's but the rest vary from month to month. And it's always a good mix of people in attendance. It's an all ages event so it usually draws that same crowd you see at First Friday, & it's FREE to get in so if you are in the area there is definitely no good reason to not check it out. My one main complaint is that there's around 4 or 5 tables total for the event. Therefore, there is always that awkward time after buying the food of walking around trying to find some place to post up and eat. For an event with as many attendees as this tends to get, and as much extra room as they have in the parking lot, whoever is in charge needs to get on this. It's a tiny little omission that would make a huge difference in the quality of the event.