The ambiance of this restaurant is so unique. The service was fast and friendly. The server was…read morefriendly, pleasant and welcoming. The food is excellent, authentic and delicious. I highly recommend this restaurant for lunch or dinner with friends and family. On a side note: the salsa was the best I've ever had and the guacamole was good.

Just updating my review of Green Ghost Tacos with a new photo from a new visit! Love this place…read more Still great tacos a few years later and killer margaritas. I just love sitting on the outside desk on the nice day when I'm Jackson, MS.

The food was delicious! We had ribs and brisket and ribs and sausage. The first bite of brisket…read morealmost melted in my mouth. The sausage was great. The collard greens were some of the best I've ever eaten. Definitely a place I want to go again!

The ribs were fall off the bone amazing! The cole slaw was out of this world. Pulled pork and…read moresausage were also good with the mustard BBQ sauce. Great local beer selection. Very friendly service. Southern BBQ at its best!!!

Booked One Guy to bring the food truck to an office event for over 50 people. Confirmed with him…read morethe day before that he was still good to go. But then, the morning of, he cancelled on us and left us scrambling to find another way to feed that many people last minute.

This was my first time trying the food truck. I ordered the chicken (one time) with fries. It comes…read moreserved with pita; I was unsure on what to get but people told me you can never go wrong with the steak or chicken. It was delicious, but what's really commendable is how personable Chef K is and how great he is in remembering everyone's order without writing it down. I really don't know how to describe the food or the taste of it because it was covered in his special sauce (get that!) But if you're looking to try something different I recommend One Guy! -@mealswithmaka

The best local tacos I have ate! They have a resturant too if you don't want to go to the truck…read more10/10

Tacos were very good: Al Pastor were very good, I enjoyed the Lengua as well. They have some…read morelimited beer selections. This is a very informal taqueria type shop.

Wow! I am so glad we discovered this food truck restaurant. I love places that we can pull up and…read more"picnic" eat. The food truck is located in a gas station parking lot, so parking is plentiful. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We decided on a Philly cheesesteak, the blackened chicken breast, and an order of chicken wings. There was a variety of can drinks on ice right beside the order window. We got our drinks and had a seat at the picnic table. It took a little less than 10 minutes and our food was ready. We were thoroughly impressed with our selections. Plentiful and delicious! They only have the one picnic table but the reservoir & Natchez Trace are nearby if you want to picnic.

Amazing food! Staff super friendly and nice! We tried the cheeseburger and also the blackened…read morechipotle chicken sandwich. Included fries and a drink. They even grilled a plain chicken breast for my pups. Then we took the meals to lakeshore park for a nice picnic. Wow! Both burger and chicken sandwiches were unreal and tasted delicious.

This is the best hidden bbq spot in Mississippi. The ribs fall right off the bone and have…read moreincredible taste. I always save leftovers for the next day its so good. And also the people are the nicest people youll meet.

I walked into this barbecue storefront hoping for that familiar comfort of smoke, heat, and messy,…read morefinger-staining flavor. Instead, what I got felt like an afterthought. The ribs were cold, which took away any chance of enjoying them the way they should be: tender and piping hot with that kiss of smoke. Without that, it was just tough meat on a bone. I will say the rub was flavorful, but it couldn't help the toughness. Also got a beef sausage with onions and while the snap of the casing was pronounced, the insides were cold and bland as well. Barbecue sauce is usually the soul of a place like this, something that tells you the story of the pitmaster and their craft. Here, there was no story, just packets of Kraft BBQ sauce. It felt impersonal, like the heart of the place was missing. The sides didn't step in to rescue things either. The potato salad and baked beans tasted like they came straight from a grocery store container, unseasoned and uninspired. When the main event falls flat, the sides should at least give you a reason to come back, but they didn't. I wanted this spot to be a hidden gem, the kind of place you recommend to friends when they ask for local flavor. Instead, it was the kind of meal you forget as soon as you walk out the door, and that's the real disappointment.