5 stars for some incredible Venezuelan food! I'm still shook by everything we had. I always have…read morethis feeling that food trucks are small and overpriced but not DejaVu! Pro Tip: order ahead if you're in a hurry. We got most of our items quickly but the arepa took longer to make. I'm not complaining but just know if you're in a rush it may take a minute but it's Def worth it! The arepa with pork was super filling, enough to share for $12. Everything was so fresh and tasty, oh so crispy and those signature sauces, just wow! I was also floored by the mandoca ($4 for 1) and the tequenos ($7 for 3). I've never tried mandoca before and it was such a unique flavor and so special. And fried cheese with dough, ugh oh so good and happy dance! If you haven't been I HIGHLY recommend and the owner is super friendly! The food was so filling we didn't eat our empanadas but we are so excited to eat them later. :)

Now located just north of Esposito's on Capitol Circle, Northeast. Authentic Venezuelan food that's…read morepriced great. The owner and his family love making people happy and their bellies full.

It doesn't matter if you circle back, head back, or run back... you NEED to get yourselves to…read more Come Back Tacos in Midtown! Located at the corner of Thomasville Rd and East 7th Avenue at the convenience store near Midtown Caboose. We stopped by for a quick afternoon snack, and our tacos were absolutely stacked! We ordered one taco each, and they were loaded all the way up! The service was top notch and they offer cute little outdoor shaded picnic tables so you can save your vehicle upholstery from wearing your meal. Be sure to get them "con todo" with cheese, sour cream, cilantro, onion, street corn, and guacamole salsa. These tacos were a perfect balance of spicy heat and cool freshness. They make everything by scratch daily. ‼‼Holy Frijoles‼‼ it was definitely another praiseworthy food experience! Come Back Tacos... can I get an Amen?

I appreciate the hustle behind Comeback Tacos, but be prepared for a long wait as this is a one man…read moreoperation. Ordering is done through a tablet, which means simple customizations aren't an option. My friend wanted a cheese quesadilla, but the system forced us to order it with meat at the same price point, which was disappointing. The food took at least 30 minutes to come out, and when it did, my chicken tacos were overly salty and drenched in liquid/grease, making the flour tortilla soggy. My taco meal came with chips and salsa but the salsa appeared to be premade from a jar like Tostitos Chunky Salsa. While I'm glad I gave it a try and respect the effort, the inability to modify orders and the extended wait time make it hard to justify a return visit, especially if you're on lunchtime and have a time constraint.

First off, way to go Dawn O. for setting up the business listing. Aren't Elites the best?!…read more Anyways, Valhalla has been a staple at Food Truck Thursday's and First Friday's for years. And for good reason. The portions are ginormous and I'm always left satisfied. Last night's sandwich was a beast of a meal. The Viking contained mountains of roast beef (sliced to order) and a heaping helpful of delicious horseradish mayo. Winner winner, roast beef dinner. The sweet potatoes were long and tender. Compared to other SPF's around town, they're run of the mill, but still very good. You can never go wrong with Valhalla Grill. Check 'em out for yourself!

I had not heard of Valhalla Grill until they recently located close to my house. They are currently…read moreopen 5-7 pm and take call ahead orders. They have daily specials as well. Tonight's special, the Smashburger, was the meal my husband ordered. It is half a lb with caramelized onions, American cheese, and bacon. You can get any entree in combo form with sweet potato or crumble fries, tater tots or eggplant fries. In addition, you can add poutine or beer cheese to your sides. Sadly they were out of beer cheese, but I was not disappointed with the eggplant fries and horseradish mayo I got with my Phoenix or spicy version of a gyro. I think someone who can handle a bit of spice can tackle the Phoenix because it is slightly spicy, but not very spicy with its Thai sauce. I got a "smaller" burger for my son, but it is as big as his head. He will have lunch for tomorrow as well. My daughter chose The Curry Phoenix, but got the sauce on the side because she is sensitive to spicy dishes. We will be back and often! I am so grateful they are located nearby, even if it is only temporary.

It's always nice to see the community come out and mingle while enjoying some good food, they have…read morepizza, Cambodian, Puerto Rican/Cuban, burgers and American...they also have desserts from the cake factory. It's yummy!!!

Tallahassee's newest Food Truck Gathering Place is in Killearn every Wednesday in The Parking Lot…read moreof the old Food Lion Shopping Center,,let's start with the good in that it's got two of my favorite food trucks in town every week(Donaven's and Valhalla Grill) and The Cake Shop has a booth set up as well...you cant go wrong with the food at either of the previously mentioned food trucks with The Shepards Pie at Donaven's and The Roast Beef Sandwich(The Viking) and The Bleu Cheese Burger(The Blue Ox) at Valhalla Grill being particularly noteworthy...The Cake Shop also brings a selection of cakes and cupcakes out there which are all great and they are the best Cake Shop in town and far superior to Tasty Pastry IMO...now for the not so good...it takes place in a parking lot with a view of a run down shopping center and a Circle K with cars whizzing by on Kerry Forest Parkway...certainly not the ambience of The Food Truck Rally at Lake Ella or even First Friday at Railroad Square...after you get your food there is no where to sit but a few picnic tables so most people just take their food home to eat, so this prevents this Food Truck Rally from becoming a communal scene like a lot of them do...the amount of food trucks is not enough right now and this leads to most of the food trucks running out of food long before the stated 8:00 closing times...besides the ones previously mentioned El Criollo..A Wood Fired Pizza Truck..a Cambodian Food Truck..and a Hamburger/Hot Dog Food Truck are usually there...with the big crowds that show up every week it would be nice if some of the other really good Tally Food Trucks like Mobi and Foodz Traveler would start coming so that there would be more selection and food..even though I am a big fan of Food Truck Wednesday I can only give it 3 stars for the reasons I mentioned and when comparing it to other Tally Food Truck Events like Lake Ella Thursday and First Friday...it's in it's beginning growth stages right now and I am hopeful in the future I will be able to up my rating if the rally expands,,,definitely worth going to now, but get there early to assure yourself of getting food else you may end up settling for a nasty hot dog on the rollers at Circle K across the street

A wonderful weekly event that brings the community together for great food, music, and friendship!…read more Food Truck Thursdays at Lake Ella Park are always a relaxing time to spend with friends, hanging out under the canopy trees and listening to a local band or musician. With food, there's usually about 8 trucks or so scattered around, with everything from pizza, tacos, and reuben sandwiches to cupcakes and other sweets. Plus, you can take advantage of the businesses in the cottages for sweet ice cream, peanut brittle, and snowballs (which were my personal favorite). Remember to bring a camp chair or blanket, as there is no seating available. Also, if you want, you can bring beer or wine. Finally, you could end up having to park all the way down the street, so you may want to arrive early just in case.

I come out to Food Truck Thursday a few times a year. I enjoy the music, variety of food trucks…read moreand hanging out with friends here. The stage was angled oddly this time so it was not directly facing the majority of the crowd. Also, there was a huge tree right in front of the stage which blocked the view. Parking is a pain typically with any event at Lake Ella. There were 7 food trucks out there this time, which includes Lucy & Leo's cupcakes in an adorable vintage style camper. I bought food from El Criollo and Street Chefs. Friends bought food from Valhalla and Fired Up Pizza. Overall, if the weather is good, this is a relaxing way to spend an evening out.

This elderly fellow, I assume his name is Rufus, sets up shop at the corner of Gadsden & Madison…read moreevery Friday from 11-2. He mostly sells hot dogs and sausages. His prices are very reasonable. His chilly makes for a nice topping. If you get a meal, it comes with a drink--I recommend the homemade lemonade. You apply your own toppings, and I like to be generous with myself. I usually get a sausage dog and nachos with a drink ($15 if you include tip).

Mrs Debbie has the best home cooked meals at reasonable prices. She's very kind & I try to order…read moreseveral meals for the week from her. I love the cabbage rolls, cheesey baked spaghetti plates. Homemade soups/stews, veggies seasoned to perfection.....the list goes on & on with things I've tried! Hmmmm, I'm getting hungry. Teresa Branch

From the owner: The Cowgirl Chuckwagon offers friendly service, easy locations, great food with affordable pricing…read more Order anything from our Hotdogs (nathans) and Homestyle Burgers to the Blue Plate Specials which is good home cooking like Grandma made. Everything is homemade and changes from, chicken and rice or dumplins, Cabbage Rolls, Hamburger Steak, Pulled Pork, Casseroles and vegetables, Smothered Pork Chops with Gravy, Ham and Potato Casserole, Spaghetti... you just never know what we'll be serving but check out our FB page to see menu and locations.

Tally Taco is my go to spot for authentic tacos and Birria dishes. This food truck is right on the…read moreparkway and offers seating. The staff is always friendly and food comes out quickly. I love their rotating aqua fresca menu as well. Tasty and reasonably priced, Tally Taco is worth a stop!

Great customer service! My favorite tacos there are tripa and chorizo! The aguas frescas are really…read moregood too!

This is a covid review of their "Breakfast Club."…read more With many of us only wanting to to take-out or curbside, Red Eye has us covered! They have partnered with Red Eye Cofee, a local coffee house, to offer a Breakfast Club. Each week they pick a different location to bring fresh cooked goodness and wonderful beverages to your door. Place your order by Wednesday and it will be delivered to your door on Friday. And if you are not in their neighborhood that they will be serving that week, have no fear: you can place an order to pick it up! We ordered the Hakuna Frittata filled with meat, some cinnamon rolls filled with bacon, and a jug of cold brew. It showed up right on time and they have amazing customer service: you can track them online via the link in email, and they will text/call you when they have delivered! Perfect! Everything is pre-cooked and just needs to be heated (20 min for frittata, 10 for cinnamon roll). And everything heated up perfectly...just like we were being served fresh from initial cooking. The frittata was amazing, and can easily serve 4. The cinnamon rolls can also serve 2 each (but you almost certainly want your own) and were warm and gooey. The coffee was the outstanding Red Eye cold brew. For a little over $30 we had breakfast delivered that will feed us for two mornings. I am so glad that they are doing this, and am happy to help 2, small local businesses.

Kind of hard to believe this place is an actual business. Of all the food I've seen other people…read moreget (I wasnt lucky enough to be able to order due to being out of everything) , it looks as if a 2nd grader was in the truck. To say service is terrible would be an understatement - its actually laughable to have to wait in line for 45 minutes only for the cashier to say they are out of most menu items once I finally got to the front of the line - mind you, these are sandwiches and sides that are served could be served at a little league baseball game. Just another joke "food" business that operates in Tallahassee. I guess anybody can do anything these days ay? Words of advice - go to 7/11 and you'd probably spend your money more wisely. Embarrassing on all accounts

We have driven this road for years visiting our son in TN. This was the first we've noticed A Bag…read moreTo Go. We stopped and ordered at the window to stretch our legs while we waited. The burgers and fries are made fresh to order and oh.so.good! Every burger is handmade, grilled then topped with romaine lettuce, red tomatoes, pickles, fresh slice of sweet onion, ketchup, mustard and mayo. Can I just say it was delicious. The crinkle cut fries were too hot to hold at first--the way we like them. My only negative, they serve canned sodas, not fountain drinks. Next time we'll try their hot dogs and chicken tenders. The sign boasts that's what they're known for. I could t get a photo of the menu since the only one was in the drive-thru lane. Our order was just under $20-a cheeseburger combo (fries and a drink), and one cheeseburger (cheddar).

A Bag to Go offers hot dogs, burgers, chicken tenders and more for a pretty competitive price…read more It is definitely a no-frills type place. I pulled into a gravel driveway and walked up to a window to place my order. I ended up going with two chili dogs. They were $1.75 each. For the price, you can't go wrong and the hot dogs were pretty good. I would recommend here.