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    Tacos Del Barrio

    Tacos Del Barrio

    3.2
    (5 reviews)
    1.9 mi

    This former food truck is now a brick and mortar spot in Raytown. They serve authentic tacos (with…read morecilantro & onion), burritos, nachos, tostadas and quesadillas. The menu is small but delivers big on flavor and meat offerings: carne asada, al Pastor, ground beef, chicken, shrimp and fish. Vegans have a bean option. On this visit, I had the shrimp tacos. OMG! They brought the heat. Juicy shrimp. The shells looked and tasted like they were grilled which gave more texture along with the spices, cilantro and onion giving my mouth a flavorful party. The meal comes with 3 tacos rice and beans. In a previous visit I'd had the chicken quesadilla and it was yummy. I plan to return to try everything on the menu. The owner said a margarita machine is coming soon. But for now only American and Mexican sodas.

    This food truck served up some very good, reasonably priced tacos at a public event in Overland…read morePark. My three street tacos ($2 each including tax) and one fish taco ($3 including tax) were ready eight minutes after I ordered. The ordering process was efficient, with a friendly staff member outside the truck using an iPad with a credit card reader. There was no signing and no touching the iPad, so it was all contact-free. The tacos were nicely packaged, with a nice, medium salsa and lime wedges. The 4" tortillas were soft, moist, and fresh, while the four meats I tried varied greatly in flavor. The al pastor was moist, flavorful, and somewhat spicy with a good portion size (nice!), while the marinated pollo was a little drier (but still good), the grilled tilapia was okay with only a small portion size, and the asada consisted of tiny, over-cooked, dry beef cubes. Bottled water and sodas were available at reasonable prices from their cooler, but there was no seating. Watch their social media sites for their next location. Overall, I'm thinking 3.5 stars and rounding up for the reasonable price.

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    Jazzy B's

    Jazzy B's

    4.2
    (213 reviews)
    8.0 mi
    $$

    They always treat us amazing and the food is delish! Brandon is amazing and he's s team treat…read morecustomers like family!

    My family came in on a random weekday around 1:30. We had a party of four and were sat right away…read more We ordered drinks and the armadilla eggs. Not really sure what to expect. As transplants from another state, and BBQ not being our first language, we wanted to try new things! They came to the table and we were all sort of perplexed. Were they supposed to look like...that? Either way, we dug in. They were cold in the middle, also a strange discovery to us. I ordered the burnt ends, which came to the table closer to cold than warm. The blue cheese potato salad was tasty and all it needed was a lil salt and pepper to make it perfect. All was going well, until my husband was about 4-5 bites into his brisket wrap. He asked me to smell it, and I did. It was funky! Smelled a lot like a foot and not a lot like a tortilla. He asked the server to smell it and they agreed it was a bit odd. The manager came over and denied it smelling like anything. My husband had finished his meal, and we weren't looking for a freebie but wanted to let them know it was a lil weird. Instead of acknowledging the potential issue, we were dismissed as "wrong." It just didn't sit right with me. My husband had some definite issues in the hour or two after eating, so we won't be back. I won't say it was food poisoning because genuinely it could have just not agreed with my husband. I'll put my disclaimer on here, I hope people do enjoy and continue to patronize this small business, it's just not to my liking.

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    Cousins Maine Lobster - Kansas City

    Cousins Maine Lobster - Kansas City

    3.2
    (56 reviews)
    9.2 mi
    Family-owned & operated
    Casual dining

    Cousins Maine is located inside a mobile truck but you wouldn't know it by the fresh and delicious…read morepresentation of their food. I ordered the lobster tacos and they were impressive in both taste and presentation. I also ordered a cup of Clam Chowder which was served with oyster crackers. Served in a cute sack with their logo and story. I ordered on the app so it was ready to pick up when I wanted with no line or wait. Staff text you when your order is ready which is super convenient as you can wait in your car if you choose to not order ahead. You order points towards free shop items as you order their food. It's a win-win situation. Thanks for the great experience!

    As a Yelp Elite Squad member and someone who openly supports local and small businesses--through my…read moreInstagram, attending farmers markets weekly, and working with local businesses when they need extra hands for markets and events--it pains me to leave a 1-star review. Honestly, I don't even know if they deserve that. Today, my mother and I planned to get a lobster flight. My mother is a native New Yorker who grew up catching her own seafood, and living on a farm in rural Buckner, MO, she rarely gets the opportunity to enjoy a good lobster roll. I drove three hours from St. Louis, refusing to stop even though my doctor has instructed me to stop every hour to help prevent blood clots, because my mom was so excited to try this food truck. For once, it was close to her house. Driving to Lee's Summit is a huge stretch for her, while even Costco in Independence is much more manageable. I got home around 12:20 p.m., and we immediately hopped in her car to head to the event, which was advertised as running from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. We arrived around 12:50 p.m. only to be turned away because of the heat. We had just driven 30 minutes to get there, only to be dismissed because it was "too hot." Last week, in similar weather, the St. Louis truck had no issues operating and serving well over a hundred people during the food truck festival. I was almost in tears, and so was my mother. This was supposed to be a special treat for her. Personally, I feel like the heat was an excuse. My father owned and operated a food stand at the Missouri State Fair for years, smoking meat for over a week at a time and serving thousands of people. There was no food truck and no air conditioning. I am absolutely in favor of keeping people safe during extreme heat, but when you own and operate a food truck, hot weather is something you know you'll encounter. I also work a second job serving food and drinks out of a shed with nothing more than a fan for eight-hour shifts, and we don't close because of the heat. To make matters worse, the employee told us they had posted the closure online. There was nothing posted online.

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