I much prefer Los Perros to Ross Perots. But then who doesn't…read more Somebody foolishly moved this business and merged it with the one miles away in the Heights - operated by different people, and comparatively awful. Don't do that again, please. Unhelpful. What to get: Chicken Kebab and Beef Kebab. What not to get: Ross Perot. I thought I was going to uncover missing ancient Egyptian Gods here. But then I realized that isn't Los Perros, it's Lost Pharoahs. I had to update this because even though the other location has really fallen off the map and is absolutely terrible this one has service just as good as ever and products that are absolutely spectacular. Definitely one of the best chicken kabobs I've ever had. So I've been wanting to simultaneously get with Katy Perry and Christina Perri for the longest time. One is fine, fresh, fierce (she's got it on lock), and the other doesn't just own my heart, she owns an entire jar of them. That would be a special night indeed. It wouldn't be Los Perros, it'd be "Luscious Perrys." But I'd also be their Perra. Anytime. Houston's food truck game is f***ing strong. And no H-town food truck is better than Los Perros. There are several of them in fact. The one on Washington in the Heights is *awful*. It deteriorated badly, with dry, old meat, and awful cooking and service. It should get one sar, except that it's a local business. On the very very other hand, this one is utter perfection. It is in Little Colombia in the less-frequented part of leafy suburban Richmond Ave, not far from the Galleria and/or Bellaire. I went to get my cards read and the girl reading them was totally drunk and totally trying to get with me. I soon realized I'd be better off at Los Perros than with Lush Tarots. Why is Los Perros so good? Well it's excellent value and utterly delicious. The name means "The Dogs", but honestly the Colombian style hot dogs are not the reason to come here. Yes, Colombian dogs are a fantastic and bizarre experience, as are Colombian burgers, and this place does a good version of both. They have quite an extensive hot dog selection, in fact, all of them very elaborate and extremely Latin. Colombian street food like Arepas are here, too. I recommend skipping all of them, to be honest. Because it's all about the chicken kebab. And the beef, but especially the chicken. I ordered Bubble Tea after I came here but the girl was in too much of a hurry to make it and it came out awful. You're better off with Los Perros than Rushed Taros. Now what I would get if I were you are the insaaaaanely good kebabs. We're talking Latin-style kebabs which means delicious marinaded chicken on a stick and the same thing with beef. You will have no beef with these kebabs. They are just freaking amazing. And so juicy and so tender and so perfect. One of them will fill most people up because it's just so much meat and so hot, juicy, heavy and satisfying. I almost went to that new place opened by Springsteen and actor Robert from Meet The Parents, Deerhunter, Godfather and Taxi Driver. Then I realized I'm better off at Los Perros than "Boss DeNiro's." Bear in mind the wait times can be very very long, especially when there are people ahead of you. The service is absolutely wonderful, though. Pretty good prices, too. After my meal I went to one of those newly-fashionable church orgies, it was fun. But I'd still rather be at Los Perros than "Cross Harems."

I after a bad experience here, I tried to give it another shot but dedito would say the food here…read moreis TRASH! Don't have any flavor or presentation.. looks better a vomit! I'm telling you the true! Also the costumer service is nasty, the owner treat very bad her employees for everyone to see!

I am so glad the city of Houston choose this food truck to be at The Julia Ideson Buildings 100th…read moreBirthday Celebration. I just want to say this first, they have the best tater tots for a food truck. The first thing you will notice is how good the food from Homies smells very delicious. I got the First Ward, which is the chicken sandwich with tater tots and I got a drink, the Astro, which is peach and raspberry, it was really refreshing on this hot day Houston. I am glad the city of Houston get them out to the event. Because of my disability I can not carry the food and my drink at the same time. So I went to put my food down at the table and was going to walk back to get the drink but of staff member brought my drink to my table, how nice of him.

Found them on a Thursday, late October while at Greater Heights Brewery. Browsing the menu,…read morenoticed it's all mainly fried chicken items in various forms which are dubbed street eats for H-town. Sounds like it'll pair well with hand-crafted beer right? Trying to find something not to heavy but filling, I went with the Second Ward item which is loaded tator tots (black beans, fried chicken, sauteed onion/peppers, chopped sauce, cilantro). Also added a fried egg on top cause you gotta do it that way. The food was made in about 8 minutes and brought directly to me and my friend and we dug in. The egg definitely is a must-add with the yolk spreading all over the tots and adds a nice layer of texture to it. Tots were prepared alright and the beans plus onions/peppers give a good tex-mex taste to it. The fried chicken was alright, kinda dry. But seasoning was pretty good. Not a bad truck; maybe I should've tried the chicken sandwich or tacos like I read in the other reviews. If they're part of the brewery's rotation of trucks, I could munch here again.

Despite the generic name, Houston Street Tacos has found their way into the Sharpstown taco scene…read moreand is situated at the Now & Forever on 59th (#1) gas station. My experiences here have been hit *and* miss, where the food works in a pinch or one needs to be pinched in order to eat the food. (#2) Etched along the outside of the cart: "Serving the Best Street Food in Space City." As much as I admire the confidence, the food falls very short of anything near the best. The limited meat options (fajita, pastor, chicken, chorizo, etc.) are quickly made up by the rest of the menu, which is extensive beyond the usual taco truck offerings. This includes multiple burger selections (la mamalona, la Hawaiiana, etc.) and even a taco pizza (multiple meats and birria is available) that is a premium $19-22. Their (flour) tacos are in the $3+ range, but the fajita is super sus. On their best days, it's a well seasoned pile of beef crumbs, but on their worst days the stuff is bland, dry, and frankly hard to stomach. I've had considerably better luck with their campechana and quesa birria ($13.50), which literally a quesadilla with birria meat and consomme. On some weekend late nights, the gas station is usually full of young Houstonians turning the place into some after-party scene. It's so wild that cars will find themselves parked on the side of the highway just to come in. There are even cars parked at the gas pump and finding their way inside the convenience store (#3). A much more relaxing time is during lunch time on the weekdays, but the service sometimes takes a nose dive. That said, English should be quite prominent here, but Spanish is always preferred. While they do accept credit cards, there is a 4% fee tacked onto the bill. There's also a 4.84% discount for cash only payments, which is a nice plus. They're open till 3AM every night. __________ (#1) https://www.yelp.com/biz/now-and-forever-59-houston-4 (#2) Read: like really bad. (#3) What's happening in there?

I came here this weekend for a late lunch as I was out and about and discovered this hidden gym. I…read moreordered two chicken tacos and one beef taco and they were all amazing! They were so flavorful and a really good price. They were authentic Mexican tacos and I find it is a little hard to find a good street taco place in Houston. This is that place for sure! I can't wait to come back and order more in the future.

A great addition to the neighborhood. This is a food truck parked on the corner of 23rd and Durham…read more It is classic tacos as well as nachos and burritos etc. The food was good. Quick to get your food and good pricing. Service is also good. They are very nice.

Great service and awesome food. First time trying and will be back soon! Make sure to try the…read morenachos.

There are a lot of tack trucks in the area but this is the best taco truck in the area.read more

Good attention and good food!!…read more I ordered their version of " MACHETE " and it was really tasty. The Portions are generous and very affordable prices . The service was great. Clean ambience. Highly recommended it for fresh food on the go.

The food and service are simply amazing. All in unassuming strip centre in Springbranch. Not your…read moreaverage Tex-Mex. A full menu and bar. COVID precautions in place. A first-choice anywhere. In an area in transition an authentic food. U grew up spending summers. In Mexico City, this is the real deal.

I ordered for the very first time as it was recommended since we are new to the neighborhood…read more I was expecting to give this place a great review but unfortunately they forgot my Mexican coke, the gordita was good but could have been a bit better. Ordered tacos (pastor) they were mid. Was disappointed with the tripa taco it was not what I was expecting not crunchy more so really soft and cooked with a red sauce of which I wasn't a fan. This was an Uber order that was the only perk.

I have been eating at Tacos Tex Apache for at least 5 years. Hands down, the best tacos in Houston…read more Plus, the people that run this taco truck are wonderful. My favorite are the Pastor tacos on corn with cilantro, onion and cheese. Of course, it is hard to get their Torta as well. If you want some awesome tacos, this is the place!!

Great food ,Great prices , Great people they have free charro beans that are so deliciousread more

Chicken and sausage gumbo (2.5/5) - It's a very small cup for $8, definitely did not fill me up…read more Moving on the flavor, it was decent and plain. I have tasted better and cheaper gumbo elsewhere. Beignets (4/5) - It's fluffy and not overly sweet Overall, it's not one of my top food truck and if I do come back it would be for the beignets.

Went to Houston Auto Show yesterday and there were few food trucks. So my daughter and I checked…read morethem all out and bought something from few. One of them was Truck on the Bayou. Food was great!!!!! Best part I was very happy with was that when they fried the boudin balls they put it first in a small paper tray THAN in the styrofoam. Why was I happy? So many restaurants put hot fried food on styrofoam directly it can cause cancer. It melts it and goes in the food. The extra touch by TOTB, I'm very grateful for. Thank you!!!!