Great service! We had them cater a private event and they were super easy to work with. Our guests…read moreloved the food as well. Highly recommend!

Such a DELICIOUS torta, the bread is so soft and the cheese is so yummy and melty. The meat is well…read moreseasoned. It came with chips and delicious salsa!!!! Great lunch food truck!!

I wish I knew about this Bulgarian food truck sooner. Not only is the food really good, the people…read morethere were so nice to me and my pup when we last visited them. I love their food--the Kebapche. Delicious! Bittersweet because they just announced on IG that they are ceasing their food truck operation. However, it looks like they are doing private catering, etc. Excited to see what's to come. Good luck to them.

This was one of the food trucks at the Sunday Presidio Pop Up on the Main Parade Lawn (across from…read moreThe Walt Disney Family Museum). When I came here with my friends last time, I remember having a good experience so decided to pay them another visit. Their menu looked smaller with different items this time around. I saw a lot of people ordering the Yogurt Marinated Chicken ($17.00 + tax), so I decided to order that. +Even though the grilled Mary's Chicken looked dry, it was moist and juicy. Never thought of yogurt as a marinade, but hey it works! +Organic spring mix salad was fresh and lightly dressed w/vinaigrette. +Lutenitsa, a Bulgarian spread made with roasted red peppers and other veggies, was flavorful and not spicy. -Chicken was burnt in a lot of parts: Seems like it was left too long on the grill -Herb polenta cake was soft, but bland. Other items I tried during my last visit: +Black Sea Fisherman's Stew +Baklava Side notes: 1.) Check the Presidio's website for their schedule: https://presidio.gov/explore/park-attractions/presidio-pop-up-schedule 2.) Enjoy your meal on the picnic tables or lawn. 3.) Paid parking lots: Bring coins b/c there's a surcharge for credit cards. *Verdict: If the chicken wasn't burnt, it would have been a winner winner chicken dinner.

Walking out of the park they were still open and I ordered a beef super burrito and it was…read moredelicious! Ordered and in minutes had an expertly wrapped in foil burrito. It was hot, flavorful, had a avocado chunks in the guac so yummy! Every bite had well distributed flavors not like some burritos where everything is piled into one end or the other. You truly can appreciate every bite on this one!

TWICE AT GOLDEN GATE PARK…read more In the past 11 months I've been to two exhibitions at De Young Museum. After the exhibitions instead of eating at the cafe in the museum I would look at food trucks at Golden Gate Park. After those two exhibitions I've ordered food from this food truck. The first time I came to Cochinita was in September after the exhibition featuring photos taken by Paul McCartney during the rise of The Beatles. The item that stood out from the truck was the elote tots. They were Mexican-style corn kernels top over tater tots. I am a sucker for tater tots. With sour cream and sauce I was worried if the tater tots would be soggy. The tater tots were still crispy. The complimenting textures of corn and tater tots made this a satisfying dish. The second time I came to the food truck at Golden Gate Park was the last day of exhibition "Monet and Venice." I was hoping to see if the elote tater tots were available; they weren't. I scanned up and down the items available listed on the food truck. One item that intrigued me was the tradicional - a plate with two types of fried tortilla. The panucho is regular fried while the salbut is fried with a puffy appearance. I love fried food, but these two tortillas weren't oily. These two kinds of tortilla fried dishes provided different textures to the toppings. I never ate Yucatan food before ordering food at Cochinita. If you are tasting a new cuisine you never had before ordering from a restaurant versus a food truck is different. Whereas in a restaurant while sitting you ask for recommendation whereas at a food truck while you're standing you go with your gut feeling. From my two experiences at the Cochinita food truck I ordered items I never had before and I enjoyed both of them. If I go to the Chochinita food truck at Golden Gate Park again and see elote tots, panucho, and salbut what will I order next time? I'm going to order an item I never had before.

If you like your coffee strong and bitter, you'll like this coffee truck!…read more Located in Presidio this is a great addition to a day out -- espresso drinks and non caffeinated ones as well, and they carry some pastries too. Although we didn't get any end of day, they were sold out. Also, expect a queue! Cappuccino was strong, Mocha was delicious and not over sweet. I'll definitely come back whenever I revisit Presidio.

Such a cute coffee truck that's parked at the Presidio! I love going to the California Khave coffee…read morestand in Golden Gate Park and was excited to stumble upon their little coffee truck. I got the signature dark chocolate orange mocha which is one of my favorites when I'm looking for something a bit sweeter and at half sweet, it's the perfect mid morning pick me up. Love the fresh orange zest they add on top and the chocolate is just enough to balance out the espresso. It's such a yummy rich latte!

SPARK Social SF is one of those places we end up at again and again, usually without overplanning…read moreit. It just works. Open air, a mix of food trucks, people hanging out, dogs everywhere, and that easy San Francisco energy where you can show up however you are and it fits. It never feels like a production, just a good place to land. We have eaten our way through a decent chunk of the trucks at this point, and that is half the fun. One day it is something messy and indulgent, the next it is lighter, but it always hits. Grabbing a drink, finding a spot at the picnic tables, and slowly settling in as the place fills up is kind of the rhythm. It is social without being overwhelming, lively without being chaotic. What keeps us coming back is how consistent it feels in the best way. It is easy, flexible, and always a good time whether you stay for an hour or lose an entire afternoon there. It is the kind of spot that turns into a routine before you even realize it, and honestly, we are not mad about it.

Spark Social is such a fun spot, especially when the weather is nice! I've been here many times and…read morealways have a good time. There are tons of food options, plus beer and wine, so it's great for a big group or even just hanging out with a friend. I've tried the sandwiches, dumplings, Mexican food, and empanadas and have really enjoyed everything. The empanadas are especially good, and the beer is even better! There are two different sections across the street from each other, and both have plenty to choose from. They also have mini golf, fire pits, and larger cabanas you can rent, which is great for birthdays or group events. It's all outdoors, so definitely come on a nice SF day. Good food, drinks, lots of space, and a really fun atmosphere. I've been back several times and will definitely keep coming!

I'm always pleased there are food trucks when I'm visiting the Presidio Tunnel Tops…read more That being said, there tend to be more here on weekends and not during the week. On our visit yesterday, there was Bacon, Bacon and Bao Bao Express. Being a vegetarian. I didn't see anything on the menu at Bacon, Bacon however for meat lovers there were plenty of choices. My friend and I ate at Bao Bao and were quite satisfied with the pot stickers and buns. They were quite tasty although a little bit on the pricey side- the Thai iced tea was refreshing and good. We enjoyed our meal on one of the picnic tables nearby. The views cannot be beat.

The DJ noise in this beautiful place is so out of place. It's vexing to the soul and incongruous to…read morethe nature and beauty of this location. Perhaps a live band but this nauseating screeching sound is so out of place it deserves to be silenced. How about a volume level about half as what is currently allowed? Perhaps a modicum of moderation??

One of the food trucks from Off The Grid that parked near Salesforce Transit Center, Lahore Di…read moreKhushboo! Sounds Pakistani, but looks to me that it's Indian food. A pair of samosas soaked along with chickpeas and spices that was overflowing and messy. Overall, it's plain sweet and spicy good. Karak chai? Not as strong as the original from Elaichi of Berkeley; therefore, it's so-so. Before I ordered something, I'm glad the owner accepts cash so I might buy and share my experience. Another food truck that promotes local sustainable ingredients with authentic flavors!

Lahore di Khushboo generously fed our team here at the CAIR-SFBA office with delicious Lahori…read morecuisine. From the chicken tikka masala and chana masala to the samosas and pappar, everything was thoroughly enjoyed by our staff. It felt authentically homemade and wholesome, not to mention the kindest owner!

Have been there twice at the weekend, and no stand could be found. Once around 3pm and once around…read more1pm

I loved this hot dog stand at Crissy Field. The food was great…read more Unfortunately I haven't seen it there in at least 4 years. Maybe it's only there on the weekends? I don't know.

I had such a wonderful experience coming to Off the Grid at the Fort Mason center. So many options…read moreto choose from for food. All of the vendors that were selling things make the experience so much better. I came across many people who are enthusiastic about the projects that they are sharing with others. I can tell they put a lot of time and effort into the craft. There was live music the time we went as well and then a DJ in the back towards the water. Make sure to bring a jacket or long sleeve attire because it can get cold.

Came here this past weekend with family and friends my girlfriend's family and friends as well with…read moreher sister and her boyfriend They have a lot of food trucks and a lot of vendors as well that sell things from jewelry essence six and other HomeGoods. We tried the Filipino food, Ethiopian food and Indonesian food and they were all really good. The lines weren't as bad as last time so maybe about a 10 minute wait for most of the food trucks. Service was good. The ambience was really crowded and there was a lot of people live band music people selling clothes, jewelry earrings, and other home accessories.

Might be the best al pastor i've tried! I'm not sure how busy this place gets, but I went at 8:30pm…read moreon a Friday and it was very easy to pull in and get parking. The wait for the food isn't very long at all! I've gone twice now and haven't been disappointed. The smell of the al pastor being cooked on a spit and sliced right next to the line is amazing. Enough to lure you in a couple blocks away. I've gotten the Quesadilla Hawaiana and al pastor tacos so far. The flavor of the al pastor is very smoky and savory, which pairs well with the sweet pineapple that comes with it! I think the sweetness and savoriness has a close to perfect balance. I was very satisfied with the amount of meat they put on both the quesadilla and taco. I also got half horchata and half fresa which was bomb! They also have a self serve salsa + veggie garnishes that includes bags and salsa contrainers for to-go. It included 2 different salsa verdes (which I believe they might've been a raw and roasted tomatillo salsa), salsa roja, and a spicy (maybe habanero) salsa. Plenty of veggies to pack as well, like cucumber, pickled veggies, lime, and onion & cilantro. There's a few outdoor tables with seating next to the salsa bar aswell. Will be one of my go-to places for mexican food now.

Al pastor!!! The…read morebest by far! I can't vouch for other meats but can definitely recommend the al pastor. The truck is open late but we like to go early when there isn't a line and there are seats at the tables! They give a good assortment of "condiments" for the tacos too. ++