I am a taco lover. So I'm always looking for the best Taco truck are business. I've been searching…read morearound the city for the best Taco's's and I thought I found the best Until I stumbled upon this gem let me tell ya these are the best Tacos in the city by far and they are so sweet and the service is amazingly fast due to how busy they are. Trust you will not be disappointed

Taco Truck Extravaganza 2010 continues with our adventure to Whitehall this afternoon. Hoping that…read morethe taco trucks would find us, instead of going by the Alive or Yelp guides (just testing the chaos theory, folks - the Alive article and the Yelp lists are wonderful), we happened upon Taqueria La Morena right about the time we were going to pass out from hunger (no, really - I kept forgetting to "go" at green lights...). Turns out, this taco truck has only been open a couple weeks - and it's a newbie definitely worth checking out. So, we ordered something similar to what we got at La Super Torta II (the last taco truck on this summer of taco wonderment): here, we got one each carne asade taco, cabra (goat) torta, and a pineapple drink, the name of which sadly escapes me. The tacos were good (I liked the chorizo ones at La Super Torta better), but the torta here was outstanding - five stars. The bread was slightly less condensed than at the last taco truck, making it easier to eat, and the cabra meat was so tender and delicious... The torta also had shredded raddish and cilantro, and the owner (I assume) was kind enough to provide us with three types of hot sauce, all of which were too hot for me, but which the boy thoroughly enjoyed (esp. the habanero). There were also plentiful freshly cut limes for all of our food. The man who I'm guessing is the owner was really nice - I will have to ask the boy what his name was, as they were conversing in Spanish and I know possibly the least Spanish of any American ever (fail, considering that I'm around Mexican guys so much). Anyway, the owner's family was hanging out and the boy had a conversation with him and another man about where to find charcoal roasted goat in Cbus (apparently nowhere - but if you know a place, PLEASE let me know!). This was a really great random find in Whitehall. Like I said, La Morena is new - the food is excellent and the service is friendly and nice - so if you're in the neighborhood, show them some love. Support your local businesses - and your local taco trucks! Taco trucks forever!!

Great service and chip and guac were so good at the grandview farmers market- will be going next…read moreweek!

My tamale was tasty but also disappointing. The Veggie Tamale is supposed to have tomatoes,…read morepeppers, chickpeas, spinach, onion, cilantro & chipotle sauce. My tamale had NO spinach, onion or cilantro and it only had 5 or 6 chickpeas. Amazingly, it was tasty (the masa) but there was not much to it. Even though it had a good flavor, I also couldn't detect any chipotle sauce or flavor. When I told the vendor, she apologized and offered me another one to take home but I wasn't going home for a while so I declined. I didn't expect a full meal for $5 but I expected more than I got.

I came out this way looking for Los Chilangos at the recommendation of a friend, but they have now…read morebeen replaced by (or rebranded as) Taqueria San Angel. It was a short wait for the food, mostly because they were busy and because the food was fresh-cooked, including handmaking the corn tortillas on the spot. My two gorditas were cheap ($6 total), more than enough food for lunch, and most importantly, astoundingly delicious. The al pastor was tasty, the gorditas themselves came with generous helpings of tomato, lettuce, and black bean, and the housemade tortillas were amazing - just slightly charred, but light and delicate. The two salsas that accompanied the gorditas were also good, particularly the salsa verde which was also clearly housemade, being tangy and bright in a way that you rarely encounter from taco truck salsas. There's a lot of taco trucks in Columbus, and I admit I went to Taqueria San Angel with no particularly high expectations, but I have to say they are probably one of the best in the city. The steady stream of customers that arrived and departed while I was there would certainly seem to indicate that's an accurate statement.

Super quick , freshly made items. Highly recommend the gorditas for $3 a piece, al pastor, and…read moretrying all of their salsas (I'm a big fan of the verde). The handmade tortillas make a big difference and really elevate all of the thing that would be delicious even without them. Certainly one of the best food trucks in the city

Found this gem of a food truck during Taco Fest and boy, was it delicioussss! I ordered one Baja…read moretaco when they first opened up, so it took some time to get the food, but it was worth the wait. The tortillas and the fish had an excellent crunch. The sauce went so well with the slaw. No overpowering spice or anything like that - just yumminess! I was sad that I didn't order more. I'll definitely be visiting this truck again when I see it! Highly recommend!!

Awesome Street Tacos, would definitely recommend. They were super nice. Anytime I see them I will…read morebe stopping.

We came across FoxFire Tacos at a farmers market. The truck is too cute - I just love that the…read morecolorful tacos have fox ears and tails! We ordered the build your own breakfast tacos. Unfortunately for us (but awesome for them), they had already sold out of some of the options, so we went with a basic version. It was quite tasty, hot and cooked to order, but we would probably have loved it even more with some of the other ingredients. That just means we have to try to catch them again in the future!

Came to Antiques on High on Tuesday around 8:30PM! Saw that this little food truck was here and was…read morepretty excited. The lady working was super nice and helpful. I got the El Zorro taco (5$.) It was very eh, small and finished in 2 bites. Glad I tried but I will not be back. My friend got their chips and salsa (5$) and the salsa was also eh, spicy but not every flavorful. But these chips and salsa were definitely more worth it than the taco that I got!

The food at this truck was all so yummy! They were at an event my apartment was hosting, and I am…read moreso glad they were. The menu was small but had great options. I also like that the menu was easy to read and understand. I got the asada burrito with guacamole and my husband got tacos. The green salsa was so fresh and had a good, mild kick. We also split queso and chips. The two people running the truck were kind and very efficient. They got our food to us in less than 10 minutes! I hope to run into their food truck again because I would love to try other items on their menu

I had their chicken rice and cheese bowl with a side of chips and queso and it was really good! I…read morefelt like they only gave me half a cup of queso so that's why only 4 stars but the food was flavorful at least for a food truck.

Just saw this taco truck on the way home and of course I had to make a stop, tacos are my weakness…read more It's located in the lot of a little car dealer/auto shop. I went with my go to, asada tacos, and added a couple pastor because they looked so good in the pictures online. The food came out pretty quickly but while we waited we sat on the patio tables they have so that you can eat there if you want. I was really impressed, everything was delicious. The steak and pastor both had good flavor, and the pineapple on the pastor tacos was perfect. I might even say I preferred the pastor over the asada. The sauces on the side were some of the best I've had, the hot has just the right amount of spicy and smokiness and the verde was perfectly balanced with a slight kick. They had a variety of drinks including horchata. Overall this was a successful stop and I'll be back!

Another Cuban food truck. Good luck finding it. Great things inside if you do. We've checked their…read moreweb site and streetfoodfinder and can't locate them. The plantains are drop dead delicious. The Cubans are textbook and everyone in our group went crazy on the tamales. I know better. I held out for the Ropa Vieja. They tell me it's one of the national dishes of Cuba. Pulled stewed beef with various Cuban spices. It's served with Moro rice, which is basically white rice and black beans. They add a salad mix and it's a marvel. This is some of the better food truck fare we've had here in Ohio. We just can't get ahold of a schedule and it's been months now. Hoping and praying they still exist! 10/24

This is truck offers up delicious Cuban food and a whole bunch of different freshly squeezed…read morelemonades, and it's probably one of my favorite trucks in the city. For me the Cuban sandwich is the star here with perfectly cooked braised pork and good quality ham. They actually use Cuban bread here for the sandwich which you don't see much of in Columbus. It's about as traditional as you can get. I've also tried the Ropa Vieja, which is another famous Cuban dish, and it was super tasty as well. It's beautifully seasoned shredded beef on top of Moro rice with a salad mix. You can't go wrong with this one. They also offer empanadas, tostones, and tamales among other things that are all made perfectly. If you see this truck around, or find it on StreetFoodFinder, you should definitely make it a point to stop in and give it a try.