The Dog Spot is a recent addition to the food cart/truck scene. We stumbled upon it at the Cherry…read moreCreek Farmers Market and decided to give it a try. My husband and I both had the bratwurst option with different toppings. Really great taste and quality, and I love that they come on grilled flatbread instead of traditional buns. The owner said he'll be playing with different options and combinations throughout the year, so I'm excited to try what he comes up with!

From the owner: At The Dog Spot we're not just another hot dog cart. We serve locally made, all-natural hotdogs &…read moresausages. We serve only free-range, hormone and antibiotic free meats. We then top them off with the tastiest ingredients and serve them up on grilled pita-style flatbread. In short, we want to give you the best sizzling dogs done right. Find out where we're serving today and come eat.

This was a very large breakfast burrito and delicious! My only critique was that midway through I…read moregot a bite of mostly rice which was just white rice and less flavorful or well dispersed than I'd have liked. The gal who runs this is fantastic though and her menu is extensive! It was parked outside Good Luck Club when I had it and even the staff said this was their favorite food truck, so you know it's good! She gives you a buzzer when you order so you can just come out and grab your food when it's ready. Give Pink Elephant a try!

great spot with a really fun trivia night. Get the food and drink combos to save some money.read more

This is probably the best food truck in Denver…read more The rice was so flavorful. The chicken was so tender. The plantain and the beans are to die for. I just realized I've never had Puerto Rican food so what a treat!

Great food that really captures the authentic flavors of Puerto Rico! The taste is on point, and…read morethe Puerto Rican culture is genuinely represented throughout the experience. Definitely a spot that delivers an authentic taste of Puerto Rico!

The music on friday could be better. Djs couldnt make people dance. The venue is nice.read more

Owner's are stellar human beings and even better chiefs. Delicious pulled pork sandwich paired…read moreperfectly with TEDxMilehigh and Colorado summertime. Can't wait until they get a brick and mortar home! Keep making delicious KS BBQ!

Love their chicken tacos!!! Glad I found them o. The corner of quincy and reservoir in Auroraread more

Driving along Washington in Commerce City, you can't miss the huge tire in front of Guzman Tires…read more Look to the right, directly on the corner of 51st and Washington, and you'll see the Tacos al Vapor Food Truck. (Photo) And oh my gosh, if you don't stop, you're missing out! The proprietor (who is friendly and chatty, even with the language barrier and even complimenting my clumsy attempt at Spanish!) offers up Tacos and Burritos from his brightly colored truck's window with a smile on his face. The tacos are $1-$1.75, ranging from Steak, Al Pastor (Pork), Tongue, Tripe, Barbacoa (which, I have on good authority from the man behind me, is the best around!) and more. The burritos are $5-$6, and if the size of the tacos are any indication, could feed a small Village for awhile. The Tacos are heaped with diced onions and cilantro, and topped with either Salsa Rojo or Salsa Verde, and Jalapenos on request, with a wedge of lime on the side. We had 2 Steak (1 Rojo and one Verde) and one Al Pastor Verde. The two fresh corn tortillas were piled high with meats and the toppings were heaped upon them, making these traditional two-bite tacos about 4 Bites for me! The tortillas melted in our mouths. (See photos!) The Salsas were seasoned perfectly, with the Rojo being the spicier of the two, leaving a pleasant tingling on my tongue and lips but not overpowering. The Verde was absolutely delicious on both the Steak and Pork, and I could eat that on just about anything. (More Photos!) I literally ran home just to write this review. This was OMGood, and I can't wait to make another stop. I'll get off the highway and take Washington for a few blocks just to drive by and grab some more!

Today I went for a bicycle ride that was way overdue. The CO-470 bicycle trail runs adjacent to…read moreHome Depot, so I stopped in to get a battery for my bike gadget and ran into this permanent dog and brat stand. I figured I definitely earned one, once I have finished my route. The stand is located to the left of the lumber entry/exit, which is on the right hand side of the store front. The owner cooked my Honey Bourbon Sausage to perfection, nice charred areas. The sausage was really tasty and only set me back $3. This thing was giant, longer than the bun by an inch or so. He has a good spread of condiments on the side table with relish, chopped onions, sauerkraut and hot peppers. To the left of the stand, two rows of picnic tables await. This reminds of the after-hours dog stands by the exit of night clubs, only this one serves more of the working type. The menu has a few options of dogs, sausages and brats, including meals deals that include chips and a drink. The dogs are served in an aluminum foils, which become my plate. If you need lunch and something from Home Depot, plan to eat at A&J's you won't be disappointed or broke.

Delicious empanadas. I had the spicy chicken and the spinach and cheese one and they were so good…read more The owner also is so friendly and welcoming.

Let's get this out of the way right now: I LOVE food carts! Ever since I was a wee lad getting a…read morehotdog from a vendor at the ballgame, I have enjoyed getting my food from outside of brick and mortar restaurants. Instead of a lemonade stand, my friends and I had a sidewalk food stand, where we sold pizza and hot pretzels to our neighbors. And now I work in downtown Denver, and I could go to a food cart everyday if I wanted to. So I've walked by Empanadas Argentina's blue umbrella a number of times, always on my way to someplace else and always thinking to myself "I've got to try that cart!" So I did. Today. And it's delicious. They have 4 kinds of empanadas: Spicy Chicken, Beef, Ham & Cheese, and Spinach with White Sauce. He was out of Spicy Chicken (damn you guy that just bought them all from under me!) but was cooking more up in his cart's oven. So I opted for the 3 empanadas for $5, and got 1 of each of the remaining choices. You have to get at least 3. I could probably have eaten 3 more. They aren't that big. The beef was by far the best. Flavorful, kinda cheesy with an outstanding buttery yet flaky crust. My second favorite was the Spinach. I was expecting more of an alfredo sauce for the white sauce, but it wasn't nearly as rich. Just enough sauce to give the spinach creaminess, yet little enough to not overwhelm the spinach. Same flaky crust. Finally, the Ham & Cheese. Also good, but it just seemed like a better quality/tasting hot pocket to me. Of course, it had that signature flaky crust. So if you're walking down 16th st. and have a hankering for a quick bite, grab some empanadas from Empanadas Argentina. You won't be sorry.

I can always find something to get at my local farmers market. They have local bakeries, various…read morefruit/coffee/health/alcoholic drinks, produce/meats, foods, gifts, and clothing. I'll always try to make it out!

Fun way to spend a Sunday with a variety of local artisans from food to crafts. The pasta from…read morePappardelles Pasta was fabulous. We bought the spinach fettuccini and the cilantro lime. Fantastic! Prices are a little high but comparable to other farmers markets.