A top 10 favorite brewery. The travel is so worth it to visit! And It is pet friendly!…read more You have your main room with the beer taps to order your delicious craft beer. There are TVs available for our sports lovers. There is another room for live entertainment and additional seating. I love hanging out in their outdoor patio! You most certainly can purchase beer in a can on site. You can always catch different food trucks that room through here from Mexican cuisine to simple, yet, delicious Smashed Burger and fries to pair with your brew. The staff are always so cheerful and friendly! Support your local business!

After dropping off some folks at SFO decided to come here. Parking was a little tight on this…read moreSunday, but we managed to find a spot. The place seemed very family friendly with both indoor and outdoor seating. They also had a food tent in the parking lot, serving delicious Venezuelan food. Service was friendly and they had a nice option of West Coast IPAs, which is what I gravitate toward. Just wish they had a session IPA, for this lightweight, lol.

I love traveling to the area for work, mostly for the diverse food options. Street tacos are always…read morea good choice. The food wasn't salty, which I very much appreciated

We found this place since it was near the Costco we were headed to while visiting my nephew…read more Literally in the parking lot. The reviews looked good so we decided to make a stop. Pleasantly surprised by what we would find. My nephew asked if the beef tongue was good but they weren't understanding so we just ordered one. He also got a carne asada taco and I got a mulita. They have a sala bar with cucumbers/radish, pickled onion and salsas. I had to try them all. They call you when it's ready. The beef tongue looked very interesting so we were skeptical about it. But after trying it, we were pleasantly surprised and he enjoyed it the most of the 2 tacos he got. The multia was only grilled on 1 side and the other tortilla was just slapped on top. All the other places we go to they grill both sides. It did have a nice cheese layer on it though. Good but would have preferred both sides grilled. Salas were good as well. I didn't get my receipt though but oh well. SYOY!

Quick customer service! We spoke to each other in Spanish which was more comfortable for my family…read moreand I. We had a friendly conversation about the fruit stand right next to the food truck. Side Note: The fruit stand is amazing!!! great price for produce, large fruit cups, chicharrones, and agua frescas. We ordered two Mixed Plates after it was recommended. We really enjoyed it. The variety of sauces were a delicious add-on. We would highly recommend!! We plan on going back to try the fish tacos.

I'd give this place a 3.5. I ordered from doordash, food arrived hot and quickly. Standout for me…read morewas the fried shrimp, because it was crispy and perfectly cooked. The fried fish and mozzarella sticks were tasty. The calamari was very soft, but in a odd way. The fries could have been more evenly seasoned but overall I'd eat here again. Note that the batter is not beer batter if that's what you were looking for. P.s. the Ranch is atrocious.

Elizabeth Food in Redwood City maybe no more as a brick and mortar but I ran into their truck while…read morein San Carlos. They do the Mexican/Salvadorean cuisine on a smaller scale now. Opted to get a lengua and pastor taco as a quick snack before actually having lunch. $1.25 tacos is still really affordable. Next time Ill have to hit up the pupusas that I've not had of their's in so long. Strangely enough I can assign the Category "Restaurant , Slovakian" but not "Salvadorean" How many Slovakian places do you know of on Yelp?

Every Wednesday the food trucks are there and the trucks rotate so there will be something for…read moreeveryone. Check www.hiller.org/foodtrucks.shtml for the list of trucks per week. There are also tables and chairs for people but they are usually full so I've gone back to work to eat the food or wait patiently for someone to leave. But it does get crowded!

Hi! My name is CC and I'm a food truck chaser…read more Anytime food trucks are gathering en masse (or are near me in general), I zero in like a predator stalking prey. I'm not above driving certain distances to find a particular truck I want to eat at. My strangeness aside, I was very interested in trying out this particular food truck gathering. The trucks change every week, but I recently went and two of the trucks were dedicated to southern style food. I'm from the east coast and a state that's typically classified as southern. I'm also used to more southern style foods so I was on guard. Tried a BBQ truck and one that specializes in chicken and waffles. I'll start with the chicken and waffles. Got the bites with bacon and on first taste was in love. Love. With chicken and waffle bites (the bacon doh). They hit the seasoning just right it was the perfect sweet and savory balance. Plus the guy ringing me up was so nice. At the BBQ truck, I tried the two meat plate and loved their brisket. Very glad I went out. This one circles the wagons every Wednesday, rain or shine. It was pouring when I stopped by recently post-run. The museum ($15 for adult tickets) did have tables just inside the door for those who stopped by in the rain to eat. The website for the food trucks lists who will be in attendance each week. I could become a regular and really you could too.

Seeing these pictures I took makes me cry, I wanna go back so bad! Everything tasted amazing. I…read moreordered two quesadillas with al pastor and two tacos with al pastor and made a sour cream salsa concoction. The meat is perfectly cooked and the taco shells are absolutely amazing with it! The al pastor seeped into the shells which made it super flavorful and rich. Topped off with cilantro, white onions, pico de Gallo, sour cream, and lime, it tastes like heaven. The quesadillas were perfect. The cheese seeped into the shell which made it so tender but crunchy and it tasted amazing with the lime and salsa. If I ever see this truck again, I will be going back no questions asked! It is so good.

Today I tried the tacos de Asada and Alpastro and they are AMAZING, DELICIOUS, GREAT!!!. The meat…read morehas great flavor they actually season the meat and it's really good. They add alot of meat on the taco and that is always a plus for me. I hate tacos that are more tortilla then meat, but let me tell you this is not the case with this place. I found my favor taco truck hands down. I have tried tacos from a lot restaurants, food truck, you name it and none are like these ones. There is nothing wrong with these tacos that I could fine. Simply delicious!! I have yet to try the burritos and tortas. I'm almost sure they will be equally delicious.

Ramo's Food truck is located along Industrial Road, near the 24 Hour Fitness and Devil's Canyon…read moreBrewing Company. I pass this truck multiple times a week in the evenings, and on days the truck is there, there never is a long line. There is a table set up under a tent, and seats at the truck's bar available for dining at. We went to order takeout on a Friday evening, and the food was freshly cooked for us. Food ordered: 1. Chicken Super Burrito: 5/5 The chicken was very tender and flavorful (not salty), and was probably one of the best chicken I've had in a burrito/taco. The description said there would be guacamole but it was sliced avocado - honestly I think that tasted better. Everything else in the burrito was spectacular and perfect together and the tortilla itself was grilled and crisp and tearable. This came with a small side of chips and salsa. 2. Chicken Super Tacos: 5/5 Super tacos are indeed super tacos, so your usual tacos with rice and beans. Be very careful with the pickled veggies that come with this - I don't know if it was the batch we got, but we both like spicy but the sliced carrots were pretty extreme spice. 3. Bean Papusas: 5/5 This plate comes with an order of 2 papusas. The papusas were grilled nicely, had a delicious outer corn layer, a good amount of bean and cheese filling, and it didn't feel greasy afterwards. Also probably some of the best papusas I've personally had. It came with a side of slaw which was fine (spicy carrots made a come back here) but we honestly forgot to top the papusas with it and were full by the time we realized the whole bag was still untouched. Overall, food was delicious and I would order from here again. They had a large menu and the food was tasted fresh and not overly salty and greasy which I enjoyed. Unfortunately, what I didn't love is that the pricing is not marked on the truck, so it's sort of awkward. The prices end up similar to other food trucks which isn't cheap, so you can expect that general estimate, but the price transparency would've made the experience even better.

It's a random local food truck in San Carlos, like randomly in the middle of an industrial road,…read morewith a bunch of nearby workers chilling for lunch. At the time, they didn't have prices listed which I find to be a dishonest practice. My order of 3 tacos and 2 quesabirria was about $21. I tried asking if they had any other recommendations but there was a language barrier. - Tacos My pastor, asada, and lengua tacos were solid, but not amongst the best. The pastor tasted more like regular grilled pork instead of a typical marinaded pastor. The asada was standard, and the lengua was tender. Some parts of the meat had crunchy bits. It's just good if you're local. I appreciated how they toasted the tortillas. I wish they used more fresh cilantro. - Quesabirria We've had quesabirria from a few places in the bay already, and this one was just okay. The tortilla is toasted to be crunchy, and it's quite meaty with some onions and tomatillo, and it oddly comes with some mash of sour cream, orange sauce, and lettuce and pico... almost like it needs that extra flavor. The consomme was more oil than any flavor, so I would not get quesabirria from here again unless you have a very strong craving. They also serve pupusas, so I wonder if they're Salvadorean. It's not worth the drive here, especially since there's already pretty good trucks and taquerias around the neighboring cities where they have transparent pricing.

I have been longing for a burrito this evening, and I was excited to discover the "Sisig Burrito."…read moreThis has been on my list of things to try for some time now. I placed my order through DoorDash, so I cannot comment on the service or ambiance. However, I must say that the first bite was truly exceptional!

Delicious food, impeccable service, and unforgettable flavors! This business made our event truly…read morespecial! I've been a supporter of her small business for years now! Highly recommend for any occasion!

I had chicken and waffles from Waffle Roost on 8/8 and Persian food from Mazzeh Persian Grill on…read moreThursday, August 20th. Both were incredible and have vegetarian options. The people were incredibly nice, wear masks and have sanitizer available. I'm just excited that I have a choice to enjoy a delicious meal and I do t have to cook! Please check out @centennialeats on Instagram for their schedule in what food truck is coming next. What else is great? Centennial Eats is not making any money with this, they're just trying to connect with food trucks that may want to make some money by selling their delicious food in Redwood City.

I can't believe it's taken me this long to write a review for Burma Spice. We order…read moretakeout/delivery from here all the time, and it's always impressively quick and tasty. We decided to dine in this time, and they weren't busy at all on a Friday (early) evening. We were seated at a comfortable booth across from the colorful wall mural. I've tried a good portion of the menu at this point and enjoy the Sesame Chicken, Palata with Chicken, and Mango Shrimp. My partner is obsessed with the Burmese Chow Mein and Black Pepper Chicken. This time, I ordered the Pineapple Fried Rice with shrimp, which was pretty basic but expectedly tasty and filling. Service was quick and friendly! Burma Spice will continue to be one of our go-to's.

We love Burmese food. For years, if we wanted Burmese food, we would have to drive at least 30-40…read moremin to SF or South Bay, so having Burma Spice in our neighborhood is a dream come true! Burma Spice hosted our daughter's high school graduation luncheon on May 23rd and we couldn't have been happier! We had about 30 guests in a separate area in the back of the restaurant. Kham and Raymond were so nice and helpful in planning the menu for our gathering. Everything was served family style. We ordered - Tea Leaf Salad- the perfect ratio of fermented tea leaves and ingrediants. - Samosas- light, crispy, and so flavorful - Nan Gyi Thoke- the noodles were perfectly cooked, not mushy, and the curry was creamy and delightful. - Basil Lemongrass Chicken- fresh basil, and lemongrass really made this dish a popular topic. - Pumpkin Veggie- Nice ratio of pumpkin and other veggies, very hearty. - Kebat Lamb- savory, packed full of rich spices, the onions add so much texture and flavor as well. - Jasmine Rice Plus plenty of yummy tropical cocktails for the adults. They set up a little table for the cake, and some graduation items that we brought. They really went out of their way to make our celebration comfortable. Everything was in generous portions, fresh and expertly prepared. My guests raved about the food and service. Some of my guests had never tried Burmese food before and now in their meal rotation. We didn't realize that we had stretched into their rest period between lunch and dinner because they were so gracious about not rushing us. I highly recommend Burma Spice in Redwood City for any meal or occasion. The restaurant is such a gem in our neighborhood and the service is friendly.