We ate here at the ETBU Tiger day. The lines were long so we figured they had to be good. They did…read morenot disappoint! I decided I would try different things so pb&j on a burger? Sure. Y'all, different but oh, so good! The bacon Mac and cheese was good but pb&j, amazing! Loved it! Would recommend this place if you roll up on it!

We have seen this food trailer around recently. We stopped…read morelast week and got a menu and posted a picture of it. They said they will be in the location on 80 in front of China King Buffet from Tues to Sat for awhile I think. They have Facebook and such sites to look up their times and locations and we posted a picture of that too. We each tried the same 3 things. Our favorite by far were the "Poutine MAC Fries"....a large order of fried in a to go box covered in brown gravy, macaroni and bacon pieces. That was really good. We each tried 2 sliders and they were both good but we though the bread held them back meaning the buns could have been thinner and better if buttered and toasted too. The Bacon MAC slider is just that and good anyway and we liked the Black &Bruiser too with its Bleu Cheese and bacon. Will get with the onions next time:) This is a neat idea and we will probably be back weekly for a while.

This was a good lunch. You can find their hours on Facebook…read more They are set up on Highway 80 on the south side past the Catholic Church but before Sherwin Williams store. We each got several tacos. They are not large tacos...maybe medium sized. Double tortillas. Carnitas Tacos were our favorite= very good. I liked the Chorizo taco but one of us said it was okay. The Barbacoa was fine, good texture just a little bland. I got some rice and beans and the rice was moist and reminded me of the rice from the old El Charrito TV Dinners I ate long ago.......which is a compliment! The beans were fine. The green and red sauces were good.....the red had a little BBQ flavor to it and the green a little sweet flavor to it but we liked both. The service was friendly. We would go back.

Best food truck I have ever ate at! They have the best tacos that are made with homemade…read moreingredients. Best I can tell there is no processed ingredients. Let not forget about the service. It was hot that day so I sat in my truck while waiting. They brought the tacos out to me. Pretty amazing that she paid attention to the truck I drove.

We ate here for lunch on a Friday. The Tacos were very good…read more This is located Thurs, Fri, Sat at the corner of Bomar and Pinecrest at the Torres Tire place.....same people... The service is slow but that is typical at these food trucks and this is no slower than others just something to keep in mind We had the Tacos Matamoros style with a meat and also with Cilantro, Onions, the fresh cheese or quesa Fresca and a slice of avocado. The meats are chicken, pork. beef or brisket. The Tortillas and all of it including the green sauce to dip in are tasty. You get some lime wedges too. The 4 stars are for the good tacos....better to us than a lot of other tacos we have tried. There is no place to sit so would be in your own vehicle.. It is a little wait but good.

This is a new food trailer north of Marshall. The owner has done this for 10 years and sometimes…read moreenters BBQ competitions for fun. He is in Oilfield work but when times are tough he cooks from this trailer. He serves only sausage and brisket. We liked the sausage and would go back again for it. The brisket was moist but did not have much flavor for us...it did have good fat with it though. His sauce was sweet and made the brisket better but we liked the sausage better without the sauce. He will serve brisket on a sandwich with pickles and Vidalia onions. The trailer looked old and cool with maybe old barn wood siding. He is camped out in the front of a trucking company east of 59. The price for us was 14.25 each for a half pound of brisket and a half pound of sausage. We did not ask about drinks there. It is small. The service was very friendly. He was once set up in Elysian Fields but moved here North of Marshall to try it. We would go back for his sausage.

Nice Food Trailer. Excellent Gorditas and Enchiladas and…read moreTacos. Our favorite of all the authentic Mexican Food Trailers in Marshall.. It is better to call in and pick it up before going because you might wait a little walking up and ordering. Despite the menu, her excellent Barbacoa is only Friday. This is State of Guerrero, Mexico based cooking.

Amazingly delicious food!!!! The ladies are super sweet and…read moreeverything they make is portioned well and cooked to order.

It's a food trailer version of Neely's. The old restaurant…read moreis now "Taco Reyes." We attached a picture of the menu. They have their Brown Pigs still that seem a little different.....a little but good. Burgers and fries and fried jalapeños were fine. Friendly service.

We last went to this place last year. It was really good…read more It is a food trailer outside of Republic Ind. from about 11:30 to 12:30 for lunch most weekdays....sometimes outside of Blue Cross. The food was very good. We each tried several things. We first ate 2 tostadas and scarfed them down. Next came 2 chicken enchiladas covered in a green sauce and easily the best chicken enchiladas we have tried. Last, we tried 2 tacos each, Barbacoa and Pastor. The Barbacoa was just okay. The Pastor Taco was our favorite item of the day! That visit was full of flavor. We will go back this year.