One of my go to late night spots in the UW/wallingford area…read more These dudes are super consistent w their food and have only raised their prices a lil bit since opening up I've tried all their different kinds of tacos, a couple of their burritos, their fries, and their torta--no misses Some of my Mexican friends say these burritos are the most legit they've had in WA.. and yo who am I to judge as a Korean lmao

Went here with a friend for some night bites. Been wanting to check it out since the la Oaxaca…read moretruck left. Emblazened with lights, it can be easily seen from 45th, parked behind Murphys. I got a birria burrito and will say they didn't skimp on my protein. It was loaded and held together. I felt it was a tad dry however perhaps I'm used to that protein being accompanied by consome. My friend who is Mexican gave his tacos a thumbs up, but they forgot his sopa. Still despite these snags it beats la oaxachica and is definitely one of the better 'taco trucks' we're tried and perhaps better than nearby TNT. I would give taqueria Juarez a.k.a taco taquemos another try and recommend.

Today I played another game of "drive up Aurora Ave until you see a Mexican food truck that you've…read morenever been to before". I caught Anita's shimmering food truck in my periphery as I was driving past, and I knew it was time to stop. They have an extensive menu (tortas, burritos, tacos, soups, and more) with what seems to be over 20 meat options. How do they have this many meat options? Where are they preparing all of it? My mom once told me not to ask questions that I don't want the answer to, so I'm just going to leave that here. After sweating out the menu for a bit, I elected for the carnitas burrito (carnitarito) and added avocado inside. Interestingly enough, they don't seem to have guacamole here. Anyone who eats with me knows that I'm not big on avocado slices, but they do a solid job of mashing it up here anyways. This meat vessel was the ideal size. It was hefty, but held everything in perfectly, which is an essential trait for food trucks. For far too long, the burrito-verse has been crowded with: 1) burritos that are too small, or, 2) burritos that are massive, but are falling apart / dripping. Neither of those will do when you're eating a burrito on the move. I just got a new car (big time brag), so I'm not gonna eat a burrito in it anyways, but if I chose to do so it would be a rito from Anita's. The burrito itself had awesome flavor. It's really simple in its makeup, but the carnitas had big, bold, taste and were expert-level juicy. My favorite part was how generous they were with their salsas. All-too-often a burrito joint will only give you one, maybe two sauces. Anita hooked it up with 3. The sauce play was unparalleled. I was dipping. I was mixing and matching. I was combining flavor profiles and colors. A high quality burrito experience, no doubt. Anita's also has an enticing breakfast menu. It's not too often I'm up on Aurora in the wee hours of the morning, but I'd love to give it a shot.

I love Anitas. Food is always on point and delicious. Service is so awesome. They are super…read morenice.

Fantastic food. The burrito was two meals. We both raved about our choices. Will definitely visit…read moreagain.

The best! Friendly staff and the vegetarian tacos are so tasty. Cheesy, savory, with loads of…read moreguacamole and super affordable. Our go to for a quick lunch in Ballard. They have moved to a food truck outside of the liquor store just a block away from the previous location as others have mentioned. Closed Sunday

VERY flavorful burritos! If you've ever known the disappointment of your first bite into a burrito…read morebeing bland, just know that you will not find that here. Their burrito packs a punch, and while both their tomatillo and chipotle salsas are great, the burrito tastes great even without them. I only knocked off a star as both times I've had the Carne Asada Burrito, there have been a few gristely and fatty pieces that I do not eat. Also, PSA that the sour cream & guac are (each) extra. I accidentally opted into the guac not knowing this ($3 upcharge), and while it was good, I declined on my second visit and the burrito was just as tasty. Save the $3, IMO, and enjoy!

Awesome food. You know a place is good based on their rice and beans. Had a bunch of the tacos and…read morethose were awesome too.

Great food- have tried almost all meats and they seem all to be stewed. Very flavorful and 1 order…read moreof tacos comes with a huuuggeee mound of meat with three tortillas. Their quesadillas are also delicious and I'm sure they make their own tortilla for that, which is a thicker more structural tortilla to hold in the loads of cheese and fillings. For vegetarians, they do have a mushroom quesadilla which I think is pretty tasty. Their salsas are also great! This is tucked behind a small market storefront so just head in and you'll see tables in the back! The owner and everyone who works there are so kind. We come by multiple times a month. And surprisingly even though the meats are stewed here, they carry out pretty nicely. Just remember, in general portions are huge for everything. ;)

Not going to hold back any punches here: This was one of the worst culinary experiences my wife or…read moreI had in Seattle. And in her words, this was the WORST FOOD she had so far. We went in and after seeing the taco article online that raves about this place (see photo below). Maybe it was a special occasion, but the tacos are NOT cheap here ($5-6 per taco? Wow). So we opted for a quesadilla. The owner recommended the combination quesadilla, which was $15.99. I asked for the meat to be replaced with lengua (beef tongue), and he decided to slide in an extra dollar on the charge. Fine. The quesadilla was BEYOND horrible. Too much cheese and the tortilla wasn't good at all. It was like eating a hard taco. I cut the quesadilla in half and gave half to my wife. I had lengua in mine, but my wife complained that she didn't taste any meat. When she opened her quesadilla, lo and behold it was all cheese and mushrooms. No meat to be seen! And the audacity to sneakily charge us an extra dollar, when we barely got any meat. To say this quesadilla was a crime is an understatement. I love my quesadillas, and no joke, I would, on any day, order a Taco Bell quesadilla over this. At least they give some meat in theirs compared to here. At the end of the day, we left the place $20 poorer, hangry, frustrated, and famished. We are all for supporting small businesses, but we will never come back to this one. My wife is cooking instant ramen as we speak. Literally 10 min after leaving this place.

I've tried El Camion's tacos from one of their other trucks and enjoyed them, but this burrito…read moreunfortunately missed the mark for me. I ordered the El Bombero and while the flavors were good, the burrito was practically falling apart from the start and was nearly impossible to eat like a normal burrito. By the end, it felt more like I was eating the fillings with a fork than an actual burrito. Taste-wise, it was still enjoyable, but the overall eating experience was messy and a bit disappointing. There is some covered seating next to the truck, which was nice, and I appreciated how convenient the online ordering process was. My food was ready right when I arrived, and they were generous with the sauces as well. I'd still be willing to come back for the tacos, but I'd probably skip the burrito next time.

I got the birria tacos and they were very good. However, my friend got the Bombero- which was one…read moreof the biggest cheese wrapped burritos I've ever seen. It was literally as big as my head and filled with rice beans, meat and salsa. It cost $17 and was three meals easy I would highly recommend this place!

Update- been back a few times after initial review, always ordered tacos. Quality, taste, and…read moreservice are consistently good; I feel confident knowing exactly what I'll get each time. Recently they added tripa and lengua meat options- tried the lengua and it was solid.

A definite visit if you are in the neighborhood. It was so good the first time I had to come back…read moreon multiple occasions. Generally I always go for al pastor, lingua and my favorite campechanos. The flavors are heartwarming. Very few words to describe the awesome flavors. Simple and Tasty.

The dark blue food truck name changed to "La Juquileña Food Truck" (7/3/2026) there is a seating…read morearea next to the truck with a cover, tables & chairs. I got a carne asada & pollo asada plate with mango agua Fresca to go and everything was delicious! Food took 10-15mins. I love the smashed black beans, it was delicious and not many places serve black beans like this. Rice was flavorful as well and I like that he didn't skimp on the lime & avocado. The mango agua Fresca had plenty of pulp which is my preference so I really liked this. I will definitely be back!

Good solid Mexican food…read more We got a carne asada plate and the chicken fajita burrito. Both were very tasty. Good, fast service.