We caught this food truck at Potent Potables in Jamestown over the weekend, and loved it. You need…read moreto check this truck out. I follow them on Instagram, and they're popping up all over the Triad. They've got a menu with a dozen items to pic from, as well as some a la carte items, if you're not too hungry. I got the #2, two quesabrrias, which came with dipping broth and a couple of different hot sauces. They aren't too big, standard taco sized, but they were incredibly flavorful, loaded with slow cooked birria, and a generous pile of cheese, all wrapped up in home made corn tortillas, these they were fantastic! The owner, was very friendly and welcoming when we approached the truck. He made some suggestions, and did not disappoint. Look forward to catching up with this truck next time I see, if you love Mexican food, and flavor, this is your truck!

Amazing food and even better customer service! Cannot recommend this enough you have to try it if…read moreyou ever come across it or make it a priority to find a spot that is hosting the truck. 100% beef and could taste the real ingredients. Absolutely 10/10 experience it was amazing!

Excellent food and very nice menu options. Never had an issue here. Taste fresh as well.read more

No food truck and I had checked their hours and they said they are open but they are not at their…read moreusual spot , did they relocate ?

My wife has followed El Sabor on social media for a bit and she kept telling me we needed to check…read morethem out. She was impressed with their posts and they made it easy to navigate their weekly schedule. We arrived shortly after 4pm on a Saturday afternoon at 801 Silas Creek Parkway in Winston. There were several cars there but no line. We approached the food truck and started looking over the menu. Everything they do features birria style meat. Neither of us have much experience ordering birria style dishes but the young man at the window was helpful in his recommendations on what to order for now and what dishes would save best for leftovers. We went with his recommendation to share the quesadilla now and order the tacos for later. The prices range from $12-15 per item but they also have a birria pizza for $35 which looks large enough to feed several people. We paid with a credit card and we're provided a small device that alerts customers when their orders are ready. This was the first time we have ever received something like this and though it was brilliant because so many times you order at a food truck you are stuck standing close by so you can hear your name when the order is ready. Our food was prepared in a timely manner and we decided to drive up the road before eating. When we opened up our containers everything looked incredible. We immediately dug in and the quesadilla was full of delicious ingredients and flavor. I took a few pictures of my tacos but saved them for later. I'm happy to report that they were delicious heated up. We will absolutely be back soon to try even more!

Birria, but make it a double decker pizza. El Sabor, I just love your Birria, salsas, consommé and…read moreflavors. Thanks for always providing this community with delicious food. Triad friends, if you haven't had the chance to stop by this food truck yet, be sure to add it to your list! They are usually set up off of Peters Creek but if you follow their IG you can see all their upcoming locations The service is always amazing and anything you order is delicious. The Birria is flavorful and meaty and their portions are always massive. This pizza is a double decker of meat and cheese and enough to feed 2-4 people! If you're not a Birria fan the chicken tacos are always one of our favorites

This Mexican food truck has been setting up lately at Brewery Dubois at the corner of Country Club…read moreand Meadowlark. The truck offers tacos, nachos, quesadillas, birria and Quesabirria tacos. The name means "from the streets", referring to street food. I stopped recently when I saw the truck in the brewery lot, and since it was just at 11AM I ordered carne asada tacos. They were well topped with chopped white onion and cilantro. They were all flavored especially when a liberal dose of one of the house salsa and lime juice were added. This truck will not replace my favorite spot for tacos, Taqueria Los Juanes, but for a quick drive by, not bad!

If you live around Winston-Salem's innovation quarter, you might have seen this food truck near…read moreBailey Park. I got the carne asada tacos and was surprised by just how flavorful they were. The tacos were deeply uncomplicated -- just meat, onions, and cilantro -- a fresh breath of air for an innovation quarter that's oversaturated with gentrified and taxinomically indistinct Tex-Mex. Give 'em a visit if you're in the area. You won't regret it.

This place is fantastic! After finding it I cannot stop myself from going back, I'm about halfway…read morethrough the menu so far! Today I got the chicken burrito and it is in contention to become my new favorite replacing the asada torta. If you find yourself in high point, want some GREAT Mexican food and some of the best service you can ask for, pull on in!

We had Lelo's Cuban cafe come out to our neighborhood for the first time and everything was…read moredelicious! First and foremost the truck showed up on time and the owners are so so friendly. They were genuinely interested to know how we liked everything and took all feedback to heart which we love to see. The food was exceptional. If you're looking for an authentic Cuban food experience these guys are the real deal. The sandwiches were huge - we had to eat them in two separate sittings. The plantains and chicken croquettes were great accompaniments to the sandwich. I was pleasantly surprised at their dessert empanadas. I could eat 10 of those and be happy. Something I'd definitely order again next time we eat from this truck. In all a great experience and we would recommend this food truck to everyone!

If you have the opportunity, check out the food truck for Lelo's Cuban Cafe! Their website has…read morelocations on where they will be. I ordered a pan con lechon (roast pork sandwich) and yuca frita (yuca fries). Both dishes were absolutely amazing. The sandwich was pressed perfectly so it had a nice crunch. The roast pork was very flavorful. The fries were crisp, warm, and very well seasoned. It took about 5 minutes from the time I ordered to get my food. Service was also great! The lady at the register was very sweet and offered alternative options for me to order when I originally wanted the Cuban sandwich but they couldn't do it without mayo or mustard. I highly recommend this food truck!

Torta Cubana /Cuban Torta was superb! stop being stingy…read morewith the sauces. you know we need the hot sauces! also please be careful when you cut through the aluminum. that's some cheap quality packaging because metal shreds were found through the package. the green sauce was like a creamy jalapeño, good flavor, mild kick. the Red had the heat, but mild flavor. 4.5/5 Fresco Street Corn this was a joke. I pretty much paid $7 for corn with 1000 island on top. cheap. corn wasn't bad though 1.5/5

Went late at night and got our food super quick. Pretty large servings of food. We got the steak…read morenachos and tortaz cubana. Nachos had perfect toppings to chip ratio. Torta is super filling and really good. We also got the pineapple juice and it was super yummy and a really large serving we split it between the two of us. For sure recommend this place

I've tried their lumpia at the Savor High Point festival. Freshly cooked food was good but I can't…read moresay that their lumpia captured the authenticity of the Filipino appetizer that I'm used to. I liked the lumpia from the other Filipino food truck in the event better. Wait time is what one can expect from a food truck event. Service was good.

Filipino food trucks are almost always worth checking out, and so my wife and I swung by Potent…read morePotables earlier in the month to see how this one fared. Kuya Bear offers a compact menu with very affordable pricing. Adobo, tapsilog (both available in burritos or bowls), lumpia, rangoon rolls, and ube rolls were on the list. The bowls/burritos ran only $8/$9 while the rolls were 5 for $6. Given how much food costs have skyrocketed, this was a welcome surprise. They were out of the ube rolls, so we split a lumpia, a rangoon, and a tapsilog bowl. Overall, the food was very tasty. The crispy, savory lumpia were among the best I ever had. This was my first time trying tapsilog, but it won't be the last. There was plenty of garlic flavor as well as a citrus note from the sauce. The rangoons definitely weren't bad and paired well with a sweet chili though the roll form made them seem light on filling. For as much as Kuya Bear does right, there is one major drawback to ordering from here. On the night in question at least, the owner was running a one-man show. While I commend his hustle, we still ended up waiting for over a half hour after placing our order. If you come hungry, that may be longer than you are willing to wait. If I were at a food truck festival with other options nearby or spotted more than one person working the truck, I would gladly order from Kuya Bear again. Otherwise, for as good as the food is, it's a calculated risk.