From taco truck in Tofino to a downtown Mexican delicacy Tacofino offers all of the best food,…read moreappys, and environment. Whether you're looking for takeout or eat in, it's close to everything and you will always leave satisfied Don't forget to put your phone number in to earn points towards future purchases. After only a few few meals there I was able to get a free dinner for my family.

Sauce was super yum and the overall flavour was killer…read more Burrito wasn't evenly dispersed, one mouthful of beans, another of cabbage. The wraps were a bit thin and the burrito roll wasn't fully... rolled. The structural integrity wasn't there (see photo). Would expect properly rolled for a 20$ burrito Maybe they had a new person on staff? Staff was super nice, was confused as to why there was like seven people in the back, four customers and it kinda took a while tbh Also.. they yelled out my name, and immediately turned around which was kinda funny, was awkssss Would be back again (probably when I'm fried)

I say potato, you say po-tah-to, I will take it any way as it is so versatile…read more If I find myself in Canada, poutine is a must. Although there are many variations with different toppings these days, just like poke, my favorite way is still the classic Quebecoise poutine just loaded with squeaky curds and gravy. The large is enough for two to share, unless you plan on making it your entire meal which I wouldn't judge especially since you can't find ones with the squeaky curds back in the US.

I haven't had poutine since moving from Detroit a year ago. Seeing a place named "L'Authentique" -…read morewell, it has to be good right? This restaurant is essentially a small shack on the waterfront level with some outdoor picnic table seating. It's conveniently located next to a large pay lot, so there's plenty of parking. When we stopped by after driving off the ferry on a Friday evening, it was relatively quiet and we were able to place our order with only one party ahead. Since the fries are freshly fried, it took a couple of minutes to assemble. Classic Poutine, Large ($15 CAD) - As a classic poutine, this is a pretty simple dish. The fries are clearly fresh cut, with even a little potato heel in the mix. They are cleanly double fried, allowing the requisite tenderness on the interior combined with the crisp exterior, even holding up to the gravy poured over the top. The gravy is pretty standard. It seems to be from a powdered base, so it's mainly there to contribute sodium rather than any robust beefy or vegetal flavors. They add a ton of cheese curds on top, enough to cover the entire surface of the metal tray the poutine comes in. The curds are fresh, milky tasting, and fabulously squeaky. They are still distinct with some substance instead of being melted into a puddle from the hot gravy. (4/5) While I can't really compare L'Authentique to anything in Montreal (seeing that I've never visited), I thought it was pretty good. It's clearly good enough to satisfy my poutine craving at least! Washrooms - No public ones, but if it's not too busy, the staff allows customers to use the staff washroom.

We tried the shrimp souvlaki, chicken skewer, and falafel wrap and all of it was delicious. The…read morefood was tasty, the service was great, and our order came out quickly. Overall a great experience! :) highly recommend

So good and so friendly!! Delicious food! The taziki sauce is top tier! Loved it at the food truck…read moreat the pier! The lemonade and orangeade drinks were DELICIOUS as well!

My husband got the 2 piece halibut fish & chips. I can never get at all my chips so we have started…read moresharing a larger order & no more wasted chips. The halibut is perfect-just like I like it. The pieces are generous. One piece is plenty for the average person. The halibut is BC caught, which is great. Tasted fresh and delicious. I like the fresh tasting coleslaw. It isn't that gluggy sweet sugar & mayo combo you get at many places. It was just a simple cut up cabbage nicely seasoned. Maybe it had a little something else on it. Expect a line whenever you go because the word is out. The wait staff was friendly and working hard to keep the line moving. We found a chair up against a narrow wooden "bar" facing the water. It was quite warm so we appreciated the shade of an umbrella.

Lovely tacones - tortilla wrapped with ingredients in a cone - easy to replicate but execution is…read morephenomenal. I got the albacore tuna and tempura cod tacones which were decently priced and filling - 2 was more than enough for a nice meal. The albacore tuna was prepared medium and fresh and flavorful, and the tempura cod is nicely battered. Both shared similar ingredients like the slaw and it was hard to differentiate the different sauces. Line was long - even on Saturday 4:30pm, it was a 15 min queue and another 10 minutes for food. Lots of ample seating outdoors only, so I can imagine it being more busy on a nicer day like when I visited.

I don't think I've ever had a bad fish taco in my life until this place. Soggy mess of degrading…read moretortilla that is not only impossible to pick up and burns your finger as you attempt to do so... buried in a pile of shredded cucumber... you get more cucumber then taco... and for everything being so wet and saucy some how the fish still ends up dry and flavorless.. hope you like cucumber because it's the only thing you'll be able to taste. Pork taco was mediocre at best.. also dry and a bit tough. Again what the hell is with the slop pile of cucumber... I love tacos and Mexican food more then anyone., and I truly did try to eat these but in the end had to feed it to the dog. What a waste of money.

March 27th - 6:00p.m…read more Driving down Cook st after a busy day and contemplating what to eat for dinner. Do I put something together at home or do I stop and grab something easy and already prepared? Common question I find myself asking as of late. I notice the Burger Crush food truck looming ahead through the passenger side of the windshield. I start thinking to myself "nah not a burger, I ate one yesterday." As sudden as the thought of a burger is leaving my mind, a new one enters. TACO JUSTICE! And look at that. Parking available right on the street. Alright then. I bring up the familiar website from the warm comfort of my small pickup truck. Brutus burrito - Mmmmm. Yes please. Paid and tipped. Super convenient. Nice. I notice one person waiting for an order. OK cool, this probably won't take too long. I'll sit in my truck for 10 minutes and then go wait by the food truck. Door dasher comes up to the food truck, announces their presence and is promptly dismissed and pointed in a direction away from the service window "your name will be called when your order is ready!" Note to self - ok wow that seemed slightly uncomfortable, they must be super busy. I don't think I will announce myself, I will just let them call my name. Slightly unsure, but curious looking fellow approaches food truck. "Hello sir! Are you picking up!?" Snaps a clearly irritated staff person. "No no, I would like to order." replys the man. "What kind of tacos do you have?" "OK sir, look now because all of our menu items are written down here for you!" They point at the menu with an ever so slight shake of the head. Accompanied by a penetrating glare from a different staff person. 25 minutes pass since I've pulled over and I've now been standing by the food truck for at least 10 minutes. I start to question my decision of stopping here. A few more moments pass until I approach the window to inquire about my beef burrito, half expecting to be rudely dismissed and told to wait for my name to be called. "Hello, I made an online order for Lennon." I say. Without a word, staff person reaches over to what appears to be some far away corner to retrieve my now lukewarm and soggy burrito. I think to my self great, how long has that been there? So I ask. "Ohhh I don't know! Probably 10 minutes"? They respond. Since standing in the cold and bearing witness to such blatant disrespect to customers I have since become slightly irritated. I ask "why wasn't my name called?" to which they answer "that is not our system here, you have to come and say you are here and then I will call your name! I can't keep track and looking out for people with all these door dash people and everything else going on!" I reply "ok but isn't it kind of easy though to just call my name?" "No this isn't how we do it here!" Fed up, I just ask them to hand me my burrito so I can leave. They do. Before turning and walking even one step away, I hear three subsequent bursts of laughter erupt from amongst the food truck. I turn back around towards them, slightly stunned but also not surprised of this behaviour given my previous observations. I ask "why are you all laughing at me as I walk away?" To this I am not answered. I ask again, and tell them it's incredibly disrespectful and rude. Staff member in the middle responds "I'm at work dude!" Like this is normal work behavior for them. By this point I am pretty furious and deciding not to make more of a scene, I turn and walk away again. The same sarcastic and condescending burst of laughter from inside the food truck meets my ears as soon as my back is turned. Not even 3 feet away from the vehicle. I turn around again and shrug my shoulders in a questioning manner before continuing on to my vehicle. Hurt. Belittled. And greatly disappointed. Came for a beef burrito - left with emotional turmoil and a soggy dinner - former Taco Justice Fan and supporter, Lennon Walton

Came by in a group of seven during a holiday Monday for lunch. The place was empty except for us…read moreand the staff...that was fine with us. I liked the simplicity of the menu. I ordered the 5 for $11.50 deal hoping to sample 5 different flavours. This included beef, fish, chicken and pork. I think the presentation of the tacos could have been much better and was hoping the taste would make up for this. Unfortunately I found the flavours rather bland and had a very difficult time attempting to figure out which taco was which. And two in our group had intestinal issues after the meal...one of them being myself. With such a competitive market for these types of Mexican establishments in Vancouver, I guess my expectations were perhaps a little high. The 5 for $11.50 deal was good value for okay Mexican food, but we have no plans to return.

Not too bad! Not too bad at all. Fast food style Mexican really filled us up. I had something…read morecalled a Gringo (I think), that was kinda like a mini quesadilla. It was delicious I had three of em. Blackened fish, and bean and cheese. All good. My partners bean burrito was delicious as well. Good food. Helpful staff.

Made fresh daily and comes out piping hot! Very authentic taste. Pastry has a light crisp to it,…read moreisn't too thick, nice and buttery but not overpowering. Meat was good, minced finely. Able to pay with debit and credit via the square app, which is super convenient. Nice man working the food trucks, definitely enjoyed a taste of the U.K.

Four of us for lunch... I had the halibut burger which I…read morethought was tasty (grilled with tartar sauce, pickle, lettuce, tomato and onion). Other three had the panko oyster burgs. Hubby defined his as heavily breaded, chewy flotsam. My MIL also thought the oysters were chewy. Hubby didn't give me a bite...knew it wasn't for me. Fries were great...nice and crisp. Cole slaw was bland. Don't bother. Might go back for fish and chips (they can clearly fry things nicely) or the halibut burger. Outside table was nice in the spring sun.

Real Experience Friend Before: "Ugh. I don't like fish and…read morechips" Friend After: "I was wrong. These are great" Enjoyed the grilled halibut tacos and cornbread, but the lingcod fish and chips took the gold. Tartar was great.

The line was very long, but it was definitely worth the wait! Food was fantastic! Place is small…read morebut cozy! Love the art pieces on the wall! Will go back to this place again. Here's what we ordered: Fox's Grill $24 3 large local farm fresh eggs, 3 slices smoky bacon, 2 savoury pure pork sausages, seasoned panfried potatoes, grilled tomatoes & brown button mushrooms, hot buttered toast & fresh fruit jam. Moroccan Chicken Benny $24 (a little spicy) House blend Moroccan spiced chicken breast, sautéed brown button mushrooms & onions, palm date apple chutney & Moroccan spiced holly. Double Stack French Toast $17 Two extra thick cut slices french, batter dipped, golden brown grill, Saigon cinnamon, powdered sugar, whipped butter & pure Canadian maple syrup. Double Stack Griddle Cakes $17 Scratch batter made in house! Two fluffy cakes, pure Canadian maple syrup, Saigon cinnamon, whipped butter & powdered sugar. Add ~ Belgian chocolate chips + $2

The place is cute but not really worth the wait. Food was decent but you can get breakfast…read moreelsewhere with less of a line. The service was lacking sadly and we tried for several minutes to get someone's attention when they forgot to bring things and never checked in.