Where can I start? This trio, which included an empanada, a mulita, and a quesabirria were…read morephenomenal. The empanada had cheese in it, I didn't even ask what the filling was beforehand so I was surprised. All three had birria and cheese and the flavor was authentic. It also came with consume and a Serrano pepper that was spicy and added a nice flavor to the food. This was $16 before tax and I paired it with a medium horchata which was $5 and some change. The items were all comparable in price and they have a few options. It's small but a lot of people ordered to go while we dined in. The music playlist was spot on. The murals are beautiful and it's a chill spot. Street parking available or if you're walking on the monon stop by, it's close and worth it!

A few years ago Yelp did an event with the food truck Birrieria had and the food was amazing. They…read morehave now opened and store front in Broad Ripple. Last I read they were having some issues with getting enough business. Today we only had a snack of Esqueties and Chips and Queso. I was excited that they also have Jamaica ( Hibiscus Tea ) one of my favorite drink. Yelp People need to show them some love.

I've been a little hit-and-miss when it comes to the Indiana Government Center's Statehouse Market…read morethis year. I've had a couple downright disappointing experiences, a handful of average ones, and only occasionally something that truly impressed me. I had planned to visit a pizza truck that was scheduled to be here today, but it appeared to be a cancellation. Box Burger was packed, Union Jack's was busy, and I'll admit that nothing else was striking my fancy. I spied the attractive Garnacha Spot truck and was intrigued. It is beautifully decorated. The line wasn't too bad and I was working on a limited time schedule due to an upcoming meeting. I checked out the menu - tacos, quesadillas, tortas, and a handful of other items. I opted for a chicken quesadilla. I'll be the first to admit I'm no expert when it comes to Mexican. I'd almost guarantee I lean toward Americanized Mexican cuisine. This quesadilla was right at $4.50 plus tax. I should have gotten two, but I typically eat outside and I knew I had to rush. What can I say? I loved this quesadilla. The seasoning mix was perfect, the flavor wonderful, and the serving size was definitely right on for a $4.50 quesadilla. Yes, I could have eaten another one. Easily. The best part for me here? The service was perfect. The woman who took the order was helpful and super friendly. While I'm sure they'd have loved a bigger order, they were marvelously hospitable. The person who handed me the order, presented in a styrofoam container, recognized the difficulty of carrying in a wheelchair and offered me a bag - I didn't take it, but I loved the thoughtfulness. This experience was definitely one of the highlights of Statehouse Market for me this year. The people were friendly, the food was delicious, the prices were fair, and the truck is attractively decorated and fits with the personality of the people and the cuisine. I'll easily return the next time I see The Garnacha Spot and I'm genuinely looking forward to it.

Great food truck. The fish taco was delicious. It came with a big piece of flaky cod and had a hint…read moreof spice. The French fries were good but a bit salty to me. Next time I will tell them to go light on the seasoning. My coworker had a churro and said it was one of the best she's ever had.The staff was nice and the food items were reasonably priced.

If you've been following my reviews for any length of time, then you already know I'm a regular…read moreattendee of Statehouse Market. Statehouse Market is just what it sounds like - a weekly farmer's market that occurs during the lunch hour on the Indiana Government Center campus. It features a variety of food trucks, food vendors, craft vendors, and assorted other groups. I've been pretty quiet with the reviews from Statehouse Market this year - partly because my schedule has been bonkers and partly because I've mostly been sticking with familiar food trucks. Que King has been one of the exceptions. Que, which on the truck is noted as standing for "Quality Urban Eats," is a Black-owned food truck specializing in, you guessed it, BBQ type items. The menu was modest sized yet featured the likes of pulled pork, a Steak Burger, pulled chicken, baby back ribs, and a few other main items. There are sides available and a few drinks, as well. The prices were pretty decent. First off, I must note super friendly employees. The young man at the window was friendly, helpful, and accommodated a wheelchair using customer quite well. I was impressed. I ordered a Steak Burger. It came with a bag of chips (Lay's). It came on a bun. It had the usual on it, though you could also get a sauce. The menu didn't say cheese was an option, though it must've been since they offered it. The burger wasn't a behemoth, however, it was tasty with a nice grilled taste. It was served up quickly - which I appreciated as this market occurs during our lunch hour. If I have one modest complaint, it's that the chips were downright awful. They were so bad that I checked their date (they weren't expired). They tasted stale and were so bad I didn't eat more than 4 or 5 of them before tossing the bag. This really is a modest concern, however, it definitely was disappointing alongside a solid burger. So, this time around I'm going to have to go with a 4-star. They did have some nice side options (including seasoned fries) and should I return (and I would), I'll likely try a side even if I have to pay a bit more. Overall, a pleasant new find among Indy's food trucks and I hope they return to Statehouse Market.

I'm trying to catch up on some of my food truck reviews from the 2025 Statehouse Market season…read more While I have historically had a few tried and true trucks, this year I've been trying to experiment more. Zo-Bot's Soda and Fries is pretty much exactly what you expect. Billing itself as Indy's first "Dirty Soda" shop, Zo-Bot's definitely did precede Swig, a national chain that recently entered the Indy market. For those not in the know, "Dirty Soda" is essentially a drink that includes soda "spiked" with cream, flavored syrups, or fruit juices. Strangely enough, the trend finds a lot of its roots in Mormonism (Don't ask me to explain it). Zo-Bot's has a decent variety of Dirty Soda options with bases of sodas like root beer, Coke, Sprite, lemonade, seltzer, Dr. Pepper, Mountain Dew, and others. They also carry a variety of seasoned fries. The truck is fun and festive. The people are friendly. I really enjoy the drinks - I'm quite fond of the Indy 500 - a drink blending Mountain Dew, mango, and blood orange. I seem to be particularly fond of the Mountain Dew-based options. Being a footless Yelper, I had to try "Leg Day" - Mountain Dew, Peace, Pineapple, and Coconut Cream. I'm not a big fan of coconut, however, I did like this drink. This is the kind of truck I like finding at Statehouse Market. It's something I wouldn't usually seek out - an original experience on one of the rare days that I get out of my cubicle for lunch. I will admit I'm a bit hit-and-miss with the fries, though I'm still skewing upward toward a 5-star with quality products, fair prices, friendly employees, and a super fun truck. I do like the garlic parm seasoning for fries - plus, hey, they have funnel cake fries. It's decadent but fun and tasty.

Zo-Bot's has the popular "dirty" sodas that are big out west namely Swigs who started them. I've…read morehad a couple different ones and I really like the Studer Special which is Dr. Pepper, cherry and vanilla cream drink. This is a husband and wife owned business. They come to lots of different farmers markets and events. They also serve seasoned fries with seven types of seasonings you can choose from - salt and vinegar, chipotle, garlic Parmesan and more. They also make funnel cake fries with caramel or chocolate toppings. These drinks hit the spot on a hot day!!! Wish I had one now!

This is a great monthly event! For families with little ones, it's nice that it starts at 4:30 -…read moreplenty of time to grab some food and for the folks to grab a beer before bedtime for the littles. For those who are more footloose and fancy free, the live music starting at 7 is usually really fun. For everyone, the chill vibe, friendly folks, and delicious beer make this a great Friday night shindig on the west side. Plus, once you're here, there are a lot of other great spots on Speedway's Main Street to check out, too.

As I was driving by week after week, seeing a long line, I knew this place must be good. So I…read moredecided to stop in and give them a try. I am so glad I finally stopped. The young lady that took the order was super friendly. I ordered Birria tacos. They were excellent!!! You get three tacos in an order with a side of sauce. Fresh cucumbers, and a roasted jalapeño. Let me tell you these things were stuffed full and tasted delicious! I also liked the fact that you can go sit back in your car and wait for them to call out your number over the loudspeaker. Will definitely be going back to try their Birria egg rolls!

This food truck is always pumping out the fresh goods! The lines are long and the wait is always…read moreworth what you get. You can see everyone inside the truck working hard to make the food. The prices Amy seem like they are high but when you see the amount of food you get for what you pay, you will understand that it is a great price. This is as authentic Mexican food as you can get and I haven't had one bad thing from here. They could be banging out product at a restaurant if they wanted and be very successful. Their location is always on raceway and 10th and they post to facebook when they are going to be there. You can't miss the bright neon lights and the orange food truck. Birria is one of my favorites and the Birria balls are amazing and stuffed with cheese and meat then deep fried inside of a batter that is delicious. The consume they provide to dip your Birria in, is also wonderful. The quesadillas are HUGE! And the tacos are like two in one. The elote on a stick was out of this world and a must for each trip. Their churros with your choice of sauce finish off the meal just right . I always get chocolate and Carmel sauce on the side to dip them in. Give them a try and you will be hooked!

We come here every so often for pastor burritos and they are always great! They are open late, so…read moreif we are hungry and don't want to cook, then we know we can drive over here to get some fresh food. They have expanded their area in the parking lot by adding a tent in front of their food truck. It has some tables and chairs to sit and wait at or is now a place you can eat at after you get your food, which is really cool. They also have extra sauces and napkins out there. However, there is also now a separate man who makes fruit bowls out of the back of his pickup truck, which doesn't seem clean or up to code. He has a table set up in front of him, but we saw him cutting up several larger fruits on the actual bed of his truck. We did end up waiting double our estimated wait time, but they were super busy, so it was to be expected. They gave us an extra soda when our food was ready, which was really nice.

The birria tacos are worth the wait! Best Ive had in Indy. Great salsas and good portions, too.read more

I tried this place about 3 years after moving to Indy and promptly returned the next day. Nowadays…read morethere's rarely a week I don't go at least once. The staff is kind and efficient, the food hits the spot and then some, and it doesn't blow the budget. I'd say these are some of if not the best traditional tacos in Indy, along with deliciously authentic tamales and jam packed burritos. I've tried most of the menu here at this point and will vouch for it all. My humble recommendations include supreme shrimp tacos, pastor, chorizo, and asada tacos- the last few with just onions and cilantro. Their pastor makes me doubt reality it's so ridiculously good. I'd also suggest the pork tamales, house pineapple drink, and platanos fritos- fried plantains with a sweet and milky cream cheese topping. And definitely grab some extra homemade salsa. I've turned countless people onto this taco truck and it's become a weekly ritual for coworkers and friends alike. Open late, pretty LED lights and an atmosphere united by an appreciation for good food, it's a can't miss in Indy. Take my word for it, I'll never steer you wrong.

This taco truck is located off W. 38th Street, and they stay open late night and are always busy,…read morewhich to me tells me they are good! Parking is plentiful and they have a bright light for late night runs. The tacos are always fresh and hot. I got to steak tacos and some esquite. I was happy to see the esquite wasn't full of water like some other spots. Everything was delicious. But be prepared to pay $5 per taco.

One of my favorite restaurants. We've been going for over 15yrs!!! Get the deep dish Sicilian…read more(Detroit style for you purists) Nacho cheese and breadsticks! Salad bar! This location has it all. Even the window where you can watch them making your pizza and putting it in the oven!! Along with a juke box & a couple old school arcade games. Nicest folks around. Our waitress is the best! This place is like stepping back into your childhood pizza place from the 70s & 80s! No shade. It really is a comfort setting that feels like home. Like after HS football game parties back in the day. Local owners.

Good pizza and the dining room is just as it was in the 1980s, which I like…read more However, I've been earning points at the kiosk. Now they took it away when it was time to cash my points in. Noble Romans closer to my house offers regular promotions so I will just be eating there from now on in light of the change.