When the weather is nice, drop by your Sierra Vista Home Depot for some real New York dirty water…read morehot dogs! You can get all your Sabrett's dogs, red onion sauce, mustard and sauerkraut. Being from Texas, it's crazy only Home Depot has a hot dog stand. I am used to every Depot and Lowes having a vendor in all weather. Either way, you go to this stand and you'll be happy!

We discovered Yoli's on a road trip between Bisbee and the Chiricahua Nat'l Mon. Sitting on the…read morewest side of 191 is a little pink ( I think it's pink) trailer. there are a couple tables outside, no room for more than the cook and Yoli inside. I had the Carne Asada burrito and was amazed. Even the flour tortilla looked home made. It was loaded with meat and a mix of cabbage and cheese. I asked for a less heat and was given what I would call a 1 star heat range burrito. if you're in the area don't worry about being hungry, just stop. It's cheap and from what I saw everything is good. Places like this are hard to find and need to be supported by those of us fortunate enough to be driving by. ps. she also had bags of local pecans for sale.

This is the spot!…read more Cash only merch and signs, bursting with workers at lunch and anyone else willing to brave the Tucson sun, all being quite civil in a packed outdoor space. Tucson's gonna be all right.

1st time to this location, but have been to their other location on Valencia. Both places are very…read moregood for fast Mexican. I didn't see indoor seating as an option in this location? Maybe I missed it. The food was good, I got 3 different tacos. The salsa bar is pretty impressive. The place has a cool older car on display out front, but the place was what seemed to be fairly well kept outdoor dining area. The service was fast and friendly. A good choice for fastish Mexican food.

I damn love this place. The fry bread is amazing -- yummy,…read moreauthentic, and exactly how it should be. Crispy and golden on the outside, soft in the middle. Highly recommended.

The food is amazing. It came up very fast. That's in someone's house. It feels extremely authentic.read more

Kenji Lopez-Alt was here only a week ago. I've been going regularly for about a month. Locals…read morehave been lining up here a lot longer. This place was my first bite into the iconic local Sonoran hot dog. I shouldn't have waited. I haven't eaten meat for decades but they have a veggie dog option and it's very good. I get it loaded with everything because it all works. This little food cart is worth the drive and the guys running it have the routine drilled in so you won't wait long. This place is on my list of places to take out-of-town friends.

In the middle of the desert in a vacant lot you'll find flavor worth the heat. Stopped in for lunch…read moreas a friend recommended this place and i'm glad they did. Ordered 2 dogs grabbed a table and enjoywd every bite. The staff is friendly and welcoming. Great prices,easy set up and bold flavors. When in the desert be sure to grab a Sonoran dog you'll be happy you did.

The husband and I just celebrated 20 years of marriage and decided to throw a party. We wanted a…read morefood truck so I reached out to numerous trucks, and Rafael not only was the only one who responded, but he did it promptly, even though I sent message at like 9 at night. He then talked with me for a good half hour, going over options and details and pricing. The conversation ended with him inviting us to visit to try his food. We went out a couple weeks later and he was very nice and courteous. We tried his sonoran dogs and his barbacoa tacos. After my husband the barbacoa was best he ever had we finalized details. Day of party Rafael reaches out to me to let knoe was in route which was a nice touch. He set up quickly and was soon serving food. Our 50 guests were all fed efficiently, and he was cheerful and helpful through it all. In fact, I am pretty sure my fil has decided they are now best friends and I heard him make plans to go to the food truck in the future. There was plenty of food, which was good because it was so delicious everyone ate a lot. My husband had two sonoran hot dogs, two tacos and a quesadilla and I know most guests had a few items as well. But pricing was very reasonable to have the truck for the night, and he even stayed longer than initially agreed, as my guests kept coming up and ordering. Highly recommend for catering or just eating at when he's parked somewhere. Sorry no pics - too busy eating and socializing!

If I could leave a zero, I absolutely would!! DO NOT hire!! My friend reserved him 2 months in…read moreadvance for a house warming party. She called him 48 hours before the event to make sure he was coming. This man never showed up. Ghosted her the day of her big event. Would not answer his phone or call her back. Pathetic. If you read this I truly hope you know all the woman that were at this party were realtors, business owners, people who work in the industry of referrals. You just lost a lot of business!!!

I go here with my friends all the time the foods always good a must try when I visit Tucson. The…read morecashier lady is nice, the hotdogs and mini bean tacos are always good.

I have made better tacos and Sonoran dogs at home. No love in the food…read more Also the packing makes zero sense if you order take out. They wrap it like a fish and the food condensates and becomes droopy and wet and feels like your eating pasta.

Located on the grounds of the Pecan factory, this is without a doubt the best Mexican food in the…read moreGreen Valley/Sahuarita area . . . a local business run by the sweetest people. My favs are their tortas, tacos and burros. Support our local small businesses!

Food is great! Service is amazing. Very polite people and don't have to wait long to get your food.read more

Tripped across this food tent among several dozen during the one-day-only Made In Tucson local…read moreart/wares fest, late November. For once, Indian Fry Bread at reasonable prices (not like the vendors at the 4th Ave Street Fair). The staff is super friendly and deliver orders reasonably quickly (in less than 10 minutes, despite moderately long line). The fry bread is freshly fried and of medium-large size (about 8-9 inches in diameter). The red chili was quite good, if a tiny bit runny, so be sure to grab plenty of napkins and don't try to eat this walking or driving, Lol. The hostess who took my order said they also stake out Casa Video on certain evenings.

Cool food stand offering Native American fry bread. I believe they said they're Tohono O'odham…read moreNative members. The service was fast and friendly. The frybread was light and crispy. Definitely check them out for great food. They travel around but I caught them at Casa Video that night.