Came her at 5:30 no Asada! Friendly lady at the counter. Just one person working here. We sat…read moreoutside and the patio chairs are comfortable because you can rock a little bit. The wet burrito was good but on the blander side and the sauce was a bit sweet. Also had three tacos. Tinga chicken was a bit sweet, birria taco had the most flavor. Don't bother with the ground beef as it was on the bland side, unless you don't like spices. It's good but needs a little more spices.

The service was wonderful. The ladies were so friendly and helpful. The bus was cool to sit and eat…read moreinside. We are from San Diego... and the food was great! Similar to some of the taco shops we have there. Surprised there were so few reviews... but when we saw the photos of the street tacos we knew we had to stop.

These are the best Tacos/Buritos I have ever had. The family who owns this business are amazing!…read moreThey're incredibly kind and are always looking to accommodate we love them!

Incredible food, we are from chicago and have trouble getting Mexican food this good and fresh!…read moreEverything was top notch and the owner is super friendly

I'm from Brazil and I was skeptical about a gringo doing the food, but I was delighted! The flavors…read moretook me home immediately and I wish more people would stop by. Service is friendly and fast, and prices are reasonable. Pastel de queijo was amazing!

Que saudades!!!! I really miss Brazilian food from my mission, so I was super excited to try this…read moreplace. The food was great, it would be nice to have ketchup containers and mayonnaise for the coxinhos. Instead, we got a very liquid form of ketchup, which I was unfamiliar with. I'd highly recommend you stop by and try this food, it is so good, especially the cheese bread.

First time visiting this taco truck/trailer on Rollandet and was not disappointed. We had fresh…read moremade Al Pastor tacos served with lime wedges, cilantro and onion, sliced radishes and three different delicious salsas. Very tasty and we are ready to go back and try more. The owner also has specials made only on Saturday and Sunday which include a pound of carnitas, tortillas and the fresh salsa for $8.99. Also tamales, menudo and barbacoa. Definitely going back to try those goodies. Also looking forward to checking out their breakfast burritos. There are not too many "authentico" places to eat in Idaho Falls, so it's nice to add this to the short list. Definitely will be back again. Check out the menu in the pics. A plus is that it is parked in front of their Hispanic food speciality market, so you can grab a soda or something to drink inside when you pay for your food from the taco trailer and also grab fresh breads, produce and check out their meat market in the back. A little gem hidden in our area.

Everything I've had here is delicious. As much as I love more authentic options, I'm a sucker for…read morecarne asada fries. Their carne asada is very tende and well seasoned, the fries are always crispy, and the rest of the toppings are always very fresh. I only have a few complaints that could be easily fixed: every time I order I never get any cutlery and I have to eat my messy fries with my hands, which is super inconvenient if I'm on my lunch break, but fine if I'm heading home. Also, the picture of the carne asada fries shows the dish with guac, but they don't come with guac. So, maybe include everything in the picture and throw in some plastic forks next time, folks.

We ordered the carne asada fries and a carne asada quesadilla. Both had plenty of carne asada,…read morewhich was great, but they were really lacking in everything else. There was no noticeable sour cream and barely any cheese, which made both dishes feel dry and incomplete. They're also supposed to come with tomatoes and onions, but there was only the occasional crunch of onion or a small piece of tomato--nothing you could actually taste or notice overall. The meat was solid, but without the toppings to balance it out, the flavor just didn't come together. A little more attention to the basics would make a big difference.

Hidden gem! We stopped as we were passing through on our way to Yellowstone. It is nestled behind…read morethe post office, off the main road. There is a good variety of offerings to choose from, including specialty and more traditional options. Both of our drinks were absolutely delicious and the owners were very nice. I would highly recommend for your morning coffee or a little treat!

The service was amazing! First time, they explained everything and even let me sample one of the…read moremac n cheese nuggets. I have only 2 complaints, the bacon and the overall price. I got a mac burger with bacon, fries, and a bottled root beer for $23. The bacon was nearly raw. The 'combo' doesn't even come with a drink other than water, so if you want a soda AND fries you get to pay $5 for the fries PLUS $3 more for something to drink. What is this nonsense? Plus I was asked for a tip... but tips are for servers. I stood to order my food, and had to get up to retrieve it. There was no server. You should not be asking for tips, especially when I just paid $23 for a burger and a few fries. I will not be back. Oh, and I also got charged an extra 81 cents for using a card to pay. SMH. Not ok.

Absolutely FANTASTIC burger!! Today was our first time trying Mac Burger and we're hooked! The Mac…read moreand cheese bites are also the best we've ever had. We'll definitely be back! Service was also super great. Very nice people :)

Very good authentic Mexican food in the area. We got the:…read more Tacos with lengua, head, steak and chorizo Cheese burrito Cheese quesadilla Chimichanga

My family and I went to Taqueria Malverde after visiting Yellowstone National Park and were excited…read moreto get dinner that wasn't burgers or sandwiches. The Forbes Yellowstone book mentions it and the Yelp reviews were good, so we decided to give them a try. Taqueria Malverde is open until 9pm most if not all days of the week and they have people lined up outside their truck fight until closing time. Note that this place is a taco truck in West Yellowstone and so they only have outdoor seating and takeout. With that said, they have an extensive menu that is not only limited to tacos but also includes burritos, pozole, tamales, platos, and tortas. The workers all speak fluent Spanish and English. They also make their own fresh tortillas in house. We ordered two PLATO POLLO (CHICKEN) TAMALES ($13.99) and one PLATO CARNE ASADA ($19.99) to go. Note that they only have outdoor seating and the mosquitos are out in the evening. The PLATO TAMALES came with two tamales, but they were unfortunately tasteless and the chicken inside of them was dry. They really needed the salsa verde (or salsa rojo) to give them some taste. The rice and beans were good though. They were maybe 4 inches in length and so one plate can really only fill one person. For $13.99, the plate was pretty steep for what we got. The PLATO CARNE ASADA was slightly better, but not by much. The beef was tough, dry, and stringy and tasted more like jerky than carne asada. It came with 3 small flour tortillas, lettuce, tomato, grilled onion, grilled jalapeño, and avocado. Again, the rice and the beans were the highlight of the meal, although the vegetables tasted fresh. Service was good and we got our food within 15-20 minutes after ordering. So why the one star instead of maybe two or two and a half stars? They only gave us one plate of tamales, even though we paid for two plates. It wasn't until we got back to our hotel in Island Park that we realized we only had two out of three of our dishes. Maybe the plate had gotten left behind or maybe it was poor communication between the cashier and the served. Regardless, we spent $16 more with tax and tip than we received. Rule of thumb: If you go here, make sure to check your order before you leave the truck. Overall: 2/5 for food, 1/5 for service

Food is ok, prices are ok, but very limited options therefore I would recommend for that reason…read more Service is great! And clean establishment

I am all for supporting local businesses, however, I cannot get over the food on my previous…read moreencounters. my picky eater aside (he doesn't like anything) my husband's cheese enchilada was made with American cheese slices. the fountain machine needed a filter change it tasted as if they were pumping river water into the place and serving it and I was not happy with my meal. we tried this place several times and each resulted in a poor experience. I know the locals rave about this place but I cannot understand why.