I was at the fair and hungry. I saw this truck and felt so happy! Everyone was so friendly. I…read moreloved the pulled pork nachos. I asked for no bbq sauce as I'm a weirdo and i don't like it. They were sweet about it and said of course. So good. I was tempted to try the mac but things were a bit pricey. That's inflation though. My taste buds were woot-woot-ing! We must support our family owned businesses. This is one I will def be back to.

Yum. Just writing about has me salivating for some BBQ ribs. The chli beans are out of this world…read morealso.

If could give zero that's what they would get. Place is a mess outside and in. I live in town and I…read morealways see the food truck parked at the owners house. I don't know the rules but seems unsanitary to me. The girls that work there obviously hate their life! Unless your a male then of course they give you better service. I'd rather eat at jack in the box! When I went to try them out they were literally yelling and talking crap to each other. When I was trying to order they gave me an attitude like I was interrupting them but then a guy walks up and they are all chatty laughing and flirting. Mind you I have a family so I had my kids and husband with me. I had to make my kids wait in the car because they kept cursing Not to mention the way they are dressed is crazy literally showing all there belly no hair nets and sandles? I know it's not a restaurant but I mean they are serving food! I didn't even see them wearing gloves when they took my cash then started to make my food?

Came across this food truck while I was at work one day. First of all, I was so happy they were…read moreopen before 4 or 5 PM. They were parked at a brewery so I would've understood if they opened later, it's just always such a bummer when I'm looking for some new lunch spots. The owners of the truck (I'm guessing they owned it at least), a lovely woman taking orders & a gentleman making the food. They were both SO nice, and let me tell you, a smile goes a long way people. They both genuinely looked so happy to be there, which really just brightened my day. This was by far the cleanest food truck I've ever seen. No I didn't actually jump on up there, but from what I could see, it was spotless. Sparkling even. Falafel is such a difficult dish to make right, I often find myself extremely disappointed. I took a chance and I'm SO happy I did! They were super crispy on the outside but light and airy on the inside. Amazing flavor. I also loved the shape!! Like cutie little chickpea donuts Keep in mind this is a Syrian inspired truck, so Middle Eastern flavors, not Mediterranean. I say that because I'm so used to seeing Greek joints cook up falafel. This was different and I really really enjoyed it. Everything from the sides to the sauces were so delicious. Spot on. Can't wait to be back!

Had the chicken shawarma wrap which was delicious! It was so flavorful. Great price, fast service…read more Definitely wanna go back to try the gyro wrap

Authentic taste of El Salvador right here! The pupusas are…read morefresh, hot, and packed with flavor. The curtido and salsa are the perfect match--tangy, spicy, and delicious. Great service from the food truck, and the food really brings a taste of home. Highly recommend!

I recommend the iced cucumber-lime-spinach drink. I'm lactose intolerant so they made my pupusas…read morewithout cheese by combining beans and pork for the filling. They have a covered seating area as well as a small outdoor sink. This food truck was two years old in mid-June. You can also get the horchata half-sweet.

The food was fantastic the service was fantastic the waitress name is Jackie please ask for herread more

I was traveling from San Francisco back to Los Angeles. And I always stop here because I know the…read morefood and the menu are so good! The service is always great I've been coming here for 20 years now. Never disappoint. I highly recommend you come in. The shrimp Moho is also my favorite. But today I got the steak, shrimp and fries.

SERVICE We caught them at the Oxnard Fall Festival and I'm…read moreso glad they showed up. It's nice to have change in available food items. Their truck/area was clean and professional. FOOD Though it was a new and interesting taste, I actually enjoyed my meal. Compared to my friends meal which was absolutely horrible lol I'm glad my food had flavor and was cooked well. WELL I"ll definitely return and try them again!

I normally don't have time to write reviews, yet really felt I needed to here. I ordered from the…read morePassion Empanadas food truck at a Halloween event a couple days ago and couldn't believe my eyes when reading the menu - $16 for two empanadas?! Are you kidding me?? The price might have been justifiable if the empanadas were out of this world but they were not - they were burnt (see pic) and one of them had a HUMAN HAIR embedded in its crust which I could clearly see at night without proper lighting. I tried to pull out the hair but it was pretty stuck and not going anywhere. I really regret spending money on this overpriced food and wish I had chosen another food truck to eat.

"It's in the Sauce" catering has now done three reunions for our veterans group, and Wayne and his…read morefamily continue to knock it out of the park every time. There are no fancy contracts, no drama, and no surprises--just a handshake, a date, and a headcount. I tell Wayne when we're eating and how many mouths we need to feed, and he shows up on time, fully prepared, and ready to deliver. That kind of reliability is rare, and it means everything when you're feeding a large group. The food is consistently excellent, the service is smooth, and the whole operation reflects pride, experience, and family values. You can tell this is a family-owned business that genuinely cares about doing things right. When you find people you can trust completely, you stick with them--and that's exactly why we'll continue to use It's in the Sauce for future reunions. Highly recommended without hesitation.

An amazing spot to grab some BBQ in Oxnard. This spot is unassuming and what appears to be in a…read morebusiness area of town away from foot traffic. We probably wouldn't have dropped by it if someone hadn't told us about it. The staff was kind, friendly, and gave suggestions when we asked questions about the various meat options. The cash register is right straight in as you walk in. There are communal benches outside and a few high top tables inside, but the restaurant seemed to get a lot of pick up orders. Food came out within 5 minutes on a Saturday at lunch, which I was weary about since it's BBQ - but everything ended up still being hot and juicy. We ended up going with the 3-meat plate for about $30 total. It was enough for 2 people (or 1 really hungry person!). We ordered the brisket, burnt ends, and hot links which came with garlic bread and two sides of our choice - the star of the show was for sure the burnt ends, which were juicy and deeply flavorful. The brisket was moist, which I feel like is hard to find, but I do wish it had more flavor. The hot links were also good but didn't have much nuance either. Next time, we'll definitely save room to try some dessert, which was only $5! If you're in the area, definitely check this place out!

Roaming Hunger is a business that would be a good one to use for a food truck IF it were reliable…read moreand prioritized customer service. I have used this company three times now and that is it. Third time was not a charm. RH is good at the beginning when hooking a customer who wants to hire a food truck. However, after they have your money for the food truck, it's like pulling teeth to speak to anyone at RH. Correspondence is all through emails. As many of you know, email correspondence can go on for far longer than necessary and it is a hands off approach to what should be a very customer service based business. Roaming Hunger does have a roster of decent food truck vendors. And I actually had good experiences with the three food trucks who worked my events. However, Roaming Hunger as the middle man--leaves the customer roaming-around-in-their-heads, wondering if they're actually going to get what they paid for? I will not recommend Roaming Hunger to anyone.

I booked a food truck through Roaming Hunger for a private party and what should have been a fun,…read morestress-free experience turned into a complete nightmare. The day before my event, I realized I had not heard from either Roaming Hunger or the vendor (FoodMadness). I reached out to my assigned contact and received an out-of-office message. The alternate contact listed was also out of office. I called the number in the email and was connected with a manager, Cesar Rodarte, who informed me that my original contact was no longer with the company and that he would "look into it." A short time later, Cesar called back and told me the vendor's truck was out of commission and they would need to find me another truck. This was at 3:00 PM the day before my party. The truck I had originally booked offered a wide variety of food. Now, under extreme pressure, I was given only taco trucks to choose from--at the same price. With no real alternatives, I selected a taco truck. I was assured the truck would arrive at 4:15 PM for my 5:00 PM party. At 4:30, no one had arrived. After multiple calls and texts, Cesar discovered the vendor had been given the wrong address. The truck finally arrived at 5:00 PM--ran out of gas halfway up my driveway--and stopped in front of my home. The driver had a dog on her lap and was smoking. She got out, pulled a gas can from her vehicle, and began filling it in my driveway. At that point, I felt this was completely unsanitary and unsafe. I contacted Cesar, who asked the vendor to leave. While he was apologetic and promised a full refund, my party had already started and I had no food for my guests. I asked how Roaming Hunger intended to make this right. I was told to submit receipts for the food I had to urgently order and that I would be reimbursed. I did exactly that. Cesar told me he would call me the following Monday at noon to discuss next steps. I did not hear from anyone until days later. Then I received an email stating that while they would issue a refund for the booking, they would not reimburse me for the emergency food I had to purchase--despite previously telling me they would. I was offered a discount on a "future booking," which is something I would never risk after this experience. I requested to speak with the manager who made this decision so I could explain the full scope of what happened. I was told I would receive a call Thursday, then Friday, then "definitely Monday." It is now Tuesday, and no one has contacted me. This company left me without food at my own party, caused enormous stress, failed to communicate, failed to follow through on their promises, and then went silent. I do not recommend trusting Roaming Hunger with an important event. The risk is simply not worth it.

I love trying different nachos around town. These were great really spot on. They were parked out…read morein front of barrel house supply company little bit of a wait but it was well worth it. I really enjoyed it.

They were outside BarrelHouse when we went there and when we saw our friends walked by with a…read morepastrami sandwich, we right away knew what we were getting. My husband and I split a pastrami burger, it was a bit pricey for a burger I think. Flavor-wise though, I absolutely love it! When you pay, they give you a pager that buzzes when your food is ready so you can go back inside while they prepare your order. Staff are friendly and efficient, too. Given steep price, it is pretty good for once in a while pastrami cravings, I think.

Unbelievable costumer service! Our server Veronica, went above and beyond, so welcoming and…read moreattentive. And the food was just as good. I would recommend this restaurant to all my friends and family.

My friend has a tradition after any of our big hikes; the second he gets cell phone reception, he…read morestarts searching for the closest Mexican restaurant that has margaritas, and no matter how small a town may be, there is generally one to be found. We've been through Frazier Park many times on the way to hikes, but I guess I had never ventured up any side roads to the actual 'downtown'. Upon entering, you think the place is small, but it keeps extending into a sizable dining room and there appears to be a back room that you can use for events. The staff was pleasant, the place was clean and organized, but there was almost zero ambience with only the slightest hint of a radio playing in the kitchen, but my friend said they closed at four on Sundays, so maybe it was the end of the day when we were there, but it was literally dead quiet. I could tell from the picture on the menu that they didn't make their own taco shells and were the pre-formed kind. All the food was hot and freshly made, and plated decently, but every bit of it was fairly bland and flavorless; definitely not traditional Mexican food.