This is probably the best food truck in D.C. 100% fresh and made to order the boys who work there…read moreare very nice all the sandwiches and doner come with 2 side u get to choose between salad , rice ,house made hummus or chips. I'm really recommend this food truck I will definitely eat back when I see it again

It's one of my favorite places to park when I go to DC the good old faithful L' Enfant plazaread more

If you want a tasty, inexpensive lunch, this is the place to hit for a variety of cuisines and…read morechoices. Just outside the L'Enfant Plaza Metro stop (on the Maryland Ave side), you'll know you're in the right place by the crowds of Federal office workers queuing up for their favorite truck. There's a great variety from southern soul food to barbeque, from pho and banh-mi to Indonesion, from Philly cheese steaks to gyros. My daughters each had beef pho from the Pho-Nation and Vietnamese Food trucks (piping hot flavorful broth, plenty of noodles, slices of tender beef, cilantro, and accompanied with hot sauce and lime wedges on the side); my wife had the falafel salad from the Quick Bites truck which was outstandingly tasty and light, made with a chickpea and fava bean combination with a herb blend that gave them a unique green color on the inside; while I had the gyro platter from the same truck. Excellent lamb meat, well-seasoned, good tzatziki sauce, and accompanied by a fresh salad and stewed chickpeas. About $9 each for these meals and the trucks take credit cards. Don't settle for the tourist trap food trucks lined up near the Smithsonian museums -- these are terrible with microwaved pizza slices and hot dogs only ... make the short walk to these real food trucks and you won't be disappointed.

Great find while walking around the Smithsonian. They're located on 7th street next to some other…read morefood trucks but Alex's DC bright blue food truck stood out to us. :) The lamb gyro was nicely seasoned and they had a bottle of sriracha to add as much as you want! Now that's my kind of place. I also appreciated their generous spirit b/c when a homeless woman asked for $1- the gentleman in the truck gave her a plate of chicken and rice. That's my kind of business.

I give them 3 stars cause i didn't expect that much from a food truck in a very touristic neighbor…read more it's just ok food for a food truck. he totally messed up our order but i was too hungry to go back and ask him to change it. we got beef gyro over rice and beef shawerma sandwich. it wasn't that bad, but you should lower your expectations. If you're not as hungry as me, and you're willing to walk like 10-20 minutes, you can find some better food in the area.

Tried this truck today for the first time and I loved it! I tried the chicken pita wrap - pure…read moredeliciousness. I ordered it spicy but it was still mild for my level of spiciness. They really pack it in so be forewarned it can get messy, but so worth it. The ingredients were so fresh and tasty! I will be on the look out for this truck again - sorry I didn't snap a pic of my food (next time I will).

This place is AMAZING! Right outside my job in Foggy bottom. The nice gentleman let me sample the…read morelamb & chicken. Both were good but the lamb was DELICIOUS!!! I got the pita, and he grilled my onions! So fresh! Can't wait to come back.

Food trucks are a huge part of Washington D.C. so I was eagerly anticipating trying one out. There…read moreare sooo many to choose from but I was feeling seafood so I came over here. They didn't have the first thing I asked for off of their menu (crabcake I think but I can't remember for certain.) Anyway I ended up going with fish and chips. Let's take a closer look... Fish And Chips What Is It: Classic British dish consisting of 2 big fried fish pieces and fries or chips depending on what you choose to call them. Presentation: Pretty basic as you would expect from a food truck but the food part looks like proper fish and chips. 7 out of 10 Taste/Final Analysis: This was as fine of an example of fish and chips as I've ever had. The fish was flaky and delicious and didn't even require tartar sauce which is really saying something. The chips/fries were seasoned nicely and they had a bottle of a sweet/tangy type of sauce that was awesome and made me return for an extra squirt. If you are on food truck row and are feeling some good seafood come on over over like I did. You sure won't regret it. 10 out of 10

I had more of a 3 star experience, but I'm going to give it a 4 "off the strength."…read more Pros: -Cook of the fish, great batter and texture -hand-cut fries, literally cut right in the truck -good portion size -cook to order Cons: -wait time (grab a snickers...and maybe a novel) -fries could have been cooked for 2 minutes longer Tip: Use the seasonings because the flavoring isn't bold by default. Customer service: Relatively solid. I mentioned the wait times, but I did see the cook give a couple of guys some Sunkist sodas for their wait. Now, we all know that no one drinks Sunkist, but something is better than nothing.

Several friends recommended The District Taco while we were visiting Washington, DC, and it was a…read moregreat lunch stop. We happened to visit on a Sunday when kids eat free, which was a nice bonus for our family. I ordered the chicken bowl, and everything tasted fresh. The chicken was cooked to order, and you could tell the ingredients were prepared with care. It stood out from many of the larger burrito and bowl chains thanks to its freshness and flavor. If you're looking for a quick, fresh meal while exploring DC, The District Taco is definitely worth checking out.

We're visiting DC and like everyone else we're running around all museums etc. by the time we got…read morehere it was 4pm and we were starving. 3 adults 2 teenagers. 2 salad bowls 3 taco meals I loved that I could build my own bowl and make sure I have just the things I liked and the food came out super fast. It was raining so we set inside but there's not a lot of room and the place wasn't clean. The trash cans were overflowing which was a little gross. The food itself was a little on the salty side but was good and fresh.

Amazing sunset sandwich with amazing sauce! Owner was also amazingly nice and gave us history…read morelessons as we waited.

My friend and I were wandering around national mall when the delicious smell of fried chicken…read morewafted past us. We have been walking for a few hours and we're starving so when we saw the lady giving out chicken samples we were drawn in. The sample was I've been not spicy chicken with the avocado sauce. It was heavenly. I ended up ordering the honey spicy chicken sub and my friend got the avocado chicken sub. To be fair, there was no avocado in the sandwich, but the sauce was delicious regardless. I made mine a meal and got water and fries with it. The fries were pretty average, but the chicken sandwich was amazing and the cool water bottle was exactly what I needed on the hot day.

Rating thus truck against other Mexican Food Trucks I've tried…read more First.. homemade salsa! This is so critical. They have mild.. my favorite of the two.. with a clear taste of cilantro. The hot salsa was also great but don't expect it to be too spicy, just a good kick. The guacamole also tastes homemade and has nice chunks as it should. My only hope is they swap out the chips for a thinner more restaurant style and serve them warm. I ordered a chicken bowl with everything except corn and it's fantastic. I can taste a nice char on the chicken and portions are great. Loved having the display menu to help with ordering and the server showed is each item before adding it to our dish. Some trucks will say "pico?" And before you know it there is something surprising in the mix like corn (not authentic) or celery (um, just no). The pics of the toppings all looked exactly like what I got, not stock photos, bonus points for that! Will definitely be keeping an eye out for this truck again by Navy Yard Metro. Please restock your plastic bags so I don't have to limit what I can buy, thanks!

DO NOT EAT HERE!!! This is the worst tacos and service I've ever had!!!…read more First I ordered tacos to go (2 orders), the order is suppose to be $9.99 each. They charge us over $35 dollars for the tacos and chips and salsa (other trucks give it for free) plus they didn't even have lime (who eat tacos without lime?). Also they just gave me a little paper plate with the tacos when I specified them more than once I wanted them to go. Really bad customer service and low food quality.

Really yummy! Our family ate corn dogs, hotdog, mozzarella sticks and fries. Everything was…read moredelicious and service was good!

This food truck has transparency over many of the others along mall. Prices are listed which is a…read moreplus! Many businesses and food trucks don't list the prices so is it anyone's guess or are you up to the mercy of the businesses! Some of the offerings are drinks, pretzels, pizza, hot dogs and ice cream.

I just started working in DC recently, L'Enfant Plaza area to be more specific, which has now…read moreforced me to become more aware of the lunch options nearby (I used to work close to home and a grocery store so I rarely went out for lunch). I've only been here a month, but I've done my fair share of scoping out the area. It also helps that when I first moved here over four years ago I worked down here for a month so I became extremely familiar with all the offerings inside the actual L'Enfant Plaza. With that said, while I find that to be the most variety in a small space, the food trucks truly offer better fresher options (while also different cultural/cuisine options). That's great for me seeing as my favorite cuisine is Thai (and Vietnamese), so I was beyond excited when I saw this truck sitting on Maryland Ave. First off, they're only at this location once a week--Mondays (confirmed by the lady behind the cabinet). I didn't try the truck the first time I saw it because it had a huge crowd around it, but I've come to learn, that's literally almost always, especially if around prime lunchtime. The day I came I didn't see a large crowd and was still informed that a very large order had just come in so I'd have to wait an hour. That wasn't an issue so I placed my order for Shrimp Drunken Noodles and Shrimp Pad Thai, my two fave dishes, respectively... and both extra spicy. I ordered two dishes because I planned to have one for lunch and dinner. I was pleasantly surprised/impressed there was no upcharge for getting shrimp as opposed to chicken. Upon returning an hour later, both my dishes were done and and warm. While I planned to eat the drunken noodles for dinner, I still wanted to judge both while fresh so I ate a couple bites before putting away. While Drunken Noodles are usually my favorite, theirs didn't quite do it for me. It was good, but missed the charred wok flavor I've come to love. It was also missing a certain flavor profile I'm used to though I couldn't put my finger on it. With that said, the pad thai was the winner for me. It was very familiar tasting and the portion was LARGE (honestly, both were). So large in fact that I actually ate my pad thai for lunch and dinner that day, and ate the drunken noodles for dinner the next day. They also did a great job with the spice level for me, making it just right. I highly recommend the food truck, but just expect a wait. I read a review saying you can order ahead and if you can, I suggest doing so. TL;DR - Seemingly average looking truck with stellar food. Extremely limited menu but with items they execute well. Very large portions for a reasonable price ($10.95), and amazingly no upcharge for shrimp vs chicken. (They don't skimp either; each dish had six!) And if you enjoy spice, they will definitely accommodate you, whether in cooking it or providing you with crushed red pepper packets. Def one of the best places around for lunch, though sadly Mondays only on Maryland Ave

Good food. About $14 for each of their dishes which included pad Thai, and drunken noodles…read more Chicken, shrimp, tofu can be added. Service was polite and as quick as possible. The great weather was a plus.