Who doesn't like a good French fries?…read more As the name suggested, they do fries. With various toppings such as mojito (garlic, olive oil, cilantro and lime), bacon, pulled pork, aioli, taco (ground beef, chipotle mayo and cheese), disco (mozz and gravy)... you get the idea. There are about 6-8 varieties, which changes once in a while. I was undecided between the poutine and the mojito, and when I asked the owner, Manny, he was kind enough to do a split for me, so I get to try both. The fries are good, with a good crunchiness on the outside, and the inside isn't mushy. Mojito is certainly interesting with good acidity, poutine is okay, I like my curd squeakier. I was glad I got a half-and-half because if I were to eat the whole thing of one flavor, it would be too salty or too acidic. If I had some food, or beer to go with it it would be perfect, but then they don't sell beer at Young Circle.

Had the pleasure of trying this food truck out during Miami Beer Fest. What better way to feed the…read morebeer buzz than with some smothered fries. I decided on the Bacon Bacon and have no regrets. The fries are fresh and crunchy. The sauce bacony and creamy. It's a match made in heaven. At $8, it was a nice, substantial helping of yumminess. I would consider trying the Taco fries next time but I really can't say no to bacon so we shall see!

Really good Dominica/Latin food! Fast service and very good food. We had the Ta Rico Chimi which…read morewas very good, Meat and Shrimp empanadas! Def a must visit place

My fiancé and I weren't sure what to eat and decided on this food truck we drove by sometimes. Glad…read morewe did! It's a must try! I believe it's Dominican food. We started off with an app that brings a little of everything. It had fried cheese, chicken, sausage, pork, & tostones. Needless to say we tore it up! Then my fiancé got the que ricota chimi & I got the churassco with mofongo, they were both very yummy! My fiancé also got a maracayai juice and it was delicious! We will definitely be going back.

New food truck??? Well you know I had to try it...and got the opportunity to do so at the Hollywood…read moreArts Park Roundup. First of all, I had no idea what kind of food they were serving up...turns out it's breakfast type things? From around the world? I'm still not sure I'm right on the concept, but whatever it was, it worked for me. We tried the Nasi-Lemak, a dish inspired by Singapore which was coconut rice, fried egg, chicken and sriracha. No complaints and the dish mixed together quite well. For ~$7 it was a bit steep considering the portion size, but they're new so I'm gonna give them time to get their pricing figured out. Next up, a paco - a pancake taco. They have sweet or savory options and I voted savory. We did skirt steak, egg, cheese and some sort of red tomato based sauce. Pretty good!! Tasted a bit like a McGriddle, but definitely upped their game with skirt steak. I think this was around ~$6 as well. All in all, I think they have a few kinks to work out with pricing, but food was quick to come out and I think they are a welcome addition to the food truck family.

Tried out Foar when they were at the Magic City Casino last week. Both my husband and I had the…read morePaco. It was delicious. I can't say no to eggs, cheese and sausage - much less when it's wrapped in a pancake. Great price and great taste I look forward to trying the other items on the menu next time we see them.

PLEASE BEWARE!!! Do not buy the Yelp $5 for $10 deal, it WILL NOT be honored…read more I have tried this truck before, when they were in Plantation a few tuesday's ago, and was looking forward to having a taste of the great flavor Mojo on the Go is known for. MY fiance and I ordered the nachos, and then presented our yelp deal. "Mojo Mike" was working the front counter and had absolutely no clue what I was talking about. After I showed him the deal, this yelp page, and where to purchase the deal, he still would not honor it. He did offer me to pay $5 for the nachos (50% discount) but did not seem to understand that I already gave yelp my money and didn't want to have to dish out MORE money. For this reason, they get 2 stars. I find it funny that there are comments from the business owner here about his brother's restaurant in Ocala, him managing a 7,000 sq ft restaurant at age 22, etc. and he not know what was on his establishment's yelp page. The food is good but this left a bad taste in my mouth. AVOID YELP DEALS FOR MOJO ON THE GO!!!!

WARNING - FOOD POISONING FROM THIS FOOD TRUCK 9/14/13:…read more Me and five of our friends ate at this food truck on 9/14 during the Wynwood Art Walk. My boyfriend and I split the Carolina BBQ sandwich, tostones & a bottle of water. Our friends had various other dishes (I think everyone had pork) and we have all been EXTREMELY ILL. I confirmed with everyone who ate there that they were also sick, went through everything it could have been, etc. I called the health dept. and told them about this, however, hesitated about posting on Yelp - hey, its a food truck, in Miami, and serving pork. What was I really expecting? However, after one of our friends called the owner to let him know that 5 patrons were ill from eating his food, he became aggressive and defensive. He never once apologized, never offered any explanation and started screaming at her saying people were writing bad reviews online and costing him contracts. She had not posted a review at that point and just wanted some information from him. So, now I have no qualms talking about what AWFUL FOOD and service this food truck provided. I will NEVER EAT here again, or at the related restaurant. Incubation time before symptoms showed up for me was about 24 hours, I've had fever, chills, aches, stiff neck and all the horrible things that come along with serious food poisoning (going on 3 days now). Note - I saw another poster from Ft. Lauderdale shared a similar story about her friends who ate the same night and also got sick. We are not the same friend group but sounds like there was something off that night.

I attended an event at ZeyZey and decided to try the on-site taco food truck. I ordered a taco,…read moretostada, and quesadilla. Everything was a solid 10/10. The Honquitos Taco was an oyster mushroom taco with hazelnut salsa macha and sunflower sprouts. It was absolutely packed with flavor. Rich, smoky, and perfectly balanced. The Tuna Tostada came on a palm-sized crispy chip layered with hazelnut & chipotle mayo, yellow-fin tuna, and quinoa. The tuna was super fresh, and the splash of verde salsa took it over the top. The Chicken Quesadilla was cheesy, juicy, and ridiculously flavorful. A timeless classic done right. If you're at ZeyZey, do yourself a favor and stop by this food truck. Worth every penny!

I stumbled across this food truck today(Christmas Day). I was skeptical but to my surprise the…read moreportions were huge! Grilled chicken well seasoned, the corn was also delicious. The service was excellent! Give them a try!

In the ever growing food truck population in South Florida it can be a huge task just to make your…read moretruck stand out from the rest. There is seemingly a truck for every type of food and many that do similar things to one and other. But creating a niche, for your food and your look and feel, is extremely important. Friar Tuck's has gotten over that hump pretty easily. From their Ren Fair house looking trailer to a TARDIS on the back of the trailer to the geeky and MIME centric names of their dishes. Tuck's is a true geek's dream truck. If you are the type that is looking for a healthy option on menus then Tuck's probably isn't for you. Hell, most food trucks probably aren't for you. But if you are looking for a burger, topped with items that would make Elvis reconsider his snack of choice, then you my friends have found the promised land. My favorite is the Angry Scotsman, a chirzo burger topped with bacon and a fried egg. Break the yolk and let it smother everything as you bite in. But the one that Tuck's is truly famous for, or maybe infamous, is the Vandross. A cheeseburger topped with their signature cinammon maple bacon but instead of a regular sesame seed bun it is replaced by a glazed donut from MOJO Donuts out of Pembroke Pines. This is one of those 'it's so bad, it's good' meals. The sweet, sticky donut mixed with the juicy burger is devine I say. Sure you will have your nay sayers that will quickly state, "But it's so bad for you." And to them I say, "No shit!" That can be said for countless items like fried chicken and waffles. They are called comfort food because it makes us feel good. It temporarily makes you forget everything that gets to you; heartache, jobs, South Florida drivers. Enjoy it for what it is, delcious, filling food. Since I am done talking about the food how about the man behind it? Robb , a native of Boston, and his wife Abby have implemented their love of food and all things geeky into their business. Both are extremely welcoming and friendly people and I could sit and talk with Robb for hours about many different things. Despite the insane combinations you see on many of the burgers they are pretty straight forward people. "You will never see me use truffles" Robb told me recently but probably with a little more colorful language. I had some beers so I don't exactly remember the placement of the f-bombs so I'll just leave them out. He explains that he wants to be able to take the truck to any state and still serve the same items. He is not bound to having ingrediants from a particular location. They recently started a rewards program with the truck. You either get a card or you can download an app for your phone. Scan it when you purchase something and in time you will earn discounts, free food and swag. I can't recall seeing many trucks with this system on them. It's a great way to get people more involved with the truck and follow them to different locations. Because let's face it, people love free shit. Put simply, Friar Tuck's is as comfort food as it comes. Big portions, delicious food and warm, personable people making it for you.

If you live West of 95 and are a fan of food trucks, chances are you've seen Friar Tuck's at the…read morePlantation Equestrian Center Foodtruck Summits on Friday nights. After going to the summit a couple of times now and bringing tons of New York friends to experience the madness, I finally got the chance to grab a burger from Friar Tuck's. Firstly- Friar Tuck's has a GREAT looking truck. It definitely has that old Tudor Bavarian style and of course they also go to Ren-faires. Additionally, their servers are super friendly and so that is a big plus. However- beyond the look of the truck and the service with a smile, I was unimpressed with their food. After checking their sandwich menu (which is pretty much all they do (mostly burgers and no sides), I settled on the Wutang burger. The burger is supposedly an Asian spiced burger with hints of garlic, ginger, 5-spice, and green onions. Topped with our Wutangy sauce and crispy noodles. I love spicy burgers, so when I asked if it was spicy they definitely told me yes and I was initially excited. Once i got the foil wrapped burger and unwrapped it I noticed right away that the burger was dwarfed in comparison to the massive sesame seed bun. Not only does a sesame seed bun harken back to fast food, you could tell that the bun was not fresh made and came out of a bag. After peeling off some of the big bun, I chomped down and although I was happy for the crunch of the crispy noodles, the rest of the burger was lackluster and left me with just a "meh its ok" kind of feeling. The flavors were pretty low-key, I really couldn't taste any of what they said was a "Wutangy sauce" (whatever that is), and the noodles are actually just those crispy noodles you get at Chinese food restaurants when you're waiting for the rest of your food. Unfortunately, Friar Tuck's doesn't get my vote. Maybe the other burgers are better, but this one is not on my top 10 list.

I got the chance to try Garden Diva during the 30th anniversary celebration at Tate's Comics. I was…read morealready intrigued by the fact that they're a vegetarian/vegan food truck, and the food did not disappoint! I ordered the lemon zest hummus with pita, as well as a mixed berry lemonade, and two dessert empanadas. The hummus was definitely one of the best I've ever had. The citrus kick from the lemon kept it light, and it paired perfectly with the warm pita. The leftovers didn't even last a full day - my family ate the rest with an herb focaccia later on! It was really hot out, so the lemonade was super refreshing. I loved the blend of berries and that it wasn't two sweet. Both dessert empanadas were a hit too. I tried the pineapple and cheese as well as the caramel apple. They were crisp on the outside with tons of filling inside and absolutely delicious. The caramel apple was my favorite! Service was a little bit slower than I'm used to with a food truck, but everyone was very nice and the food came out perfectly so I'm not too bothered by it. They had a bunch more on their menu that I'd definitely want to try sometime!

Ordered the avocado fries and they were so good. Wanted to try some hummus but I was too full…read more Next time!