First time at Lorena's and it certainly will not be the last!…read more Food: 5/5. Delicious! We tried a few tacos, grilled hot dog, esquites, horchata, and churros. Each of the tacos was absolutely amazing! The green sauce is really good and not too spicy. The esquites was a little different than I'm used to and was a little more soupy, but also delicious! Horchata is horchata (one of my favorite drinks). Something I really need to talk about are the churros. I consider myself a churro connoisseur at this point, having had hundreds at sporting events, Disneyland, and other festivities. These churros were some of THE BEST CHURROS I have ever had! Service: 5/5. Lorena was very nice and had our order out relatively quickly for all the food we ordered! Great service! Atmosphere: 4/5. The location is interesting and tucked back away from the road. Can be hard to find. The tented area is a great place to sit and you kind of forget you are in a parking lot along a busy road. A good amount of seating. Kid-friendly: 5/5. Great to go or to eat there with kiddos. My 2 year old loves beans and rice and there are plenty of food options for kids.

Lorena's is legit. A recent YouTube video of her recently caught my attention. A group of foodies…read morewere sitting in the patio trying to pronounce Arrachera and Birria. They failed miserably in the pronunciation but triumphed in demolishing their tacos. Lorena's has been a number of spots in Boise and the current residency is next to the Jack in the Box on Fairview. It's a taco stand with some tables and enclosed patio area. There are signs everywhere about what's on the menu and what are the specials. There are some very notable offerings like Huaraches that are not offered in many taco stands locally. If you are vegetarian or vegan, the beans are made with lard. This is very typical in Mexico and there are a verity of reasons why lard is used in lieu of vegetable oil. Suffice it to say for me, I was relegated to chips and salsa. NOTE: While I could have possible created a Torta minus meat and other items I didn't want to disrupt Lorena's business. My daughter ordered a Barbacoa burrito that was immense. My salsa was homemade and very good. The chips were pretty standard fare. If you hadn't had the chance to hear Lorena's story, check it out on YouTube Go Idaho Eats

Went to Lupita's because Los Betos was closed and we were pleasantly surprised. We had the mini…read moresopes, flautas, birria, and al pastor tacos. Everything was delicious! We're visiting from California and will definitely be back before we leave!

Service was great and food came out fairly quickly. Wished the burrito had more meat but still…read moretasty!

Dropped in for a quick lunch, which turned out not to be quick. Obviously a popular spot and 5…read morepeople were in front of me. Not much standing or waiting room and the dining area is very small, so there were no seats. It took 15 minutes to order and another 15 to get me food. So not a quick lunch. Of course, have to start off with the street tacos. For $3.75 a pop, I was hoping for a little better to be honest. Al pastor and Carne Asada meats were both tough and chewy. The best one was the marinated chicken. Good, but not great. There are some other items I might try to round out a fuller opinion, but street tacos are my baseline for assessing how they manage the fundamentals.

We were looking for something different the other night and came across El Tesoro's Tortas and…read moreTacos. My wife can be a little picky about trying new spots, so I was hopeful she'd like it -- and thankfully, we were both pleasantly surprised! I ordered the Papa Torta, and it was incredible. I usually skip tortas because they tend to be all lettuce and no meat, but this one was packed with meat, flavor, and freshness. Easily one of the best I've had in a long time! My wife ordered the veggie burrito and fries, and she loved it -- finished every bite and gave it two thumbs up. We're both originally from California, and it's been tough finding those authentic flavors we've missed since moving. This little spot really brought us back to that familiar, homemade taste we've been craving. If you're looking for something different, delicious, and authentically Mexican, give this place a try -- you won't be disappointed!

Service was quick, food was on point, and staff were friendly and helpful. There's two tables in…read morethe shade, and 7 seats total at the truck so you can sit down and eat if you want. Will probs be coming back to try more menu items :)

We tried this taco truck for the first time today after passing it many times. Hubby got the asada…read morequesadilla and I got 4 tacos, 2 asada and 2 carnitas. The meat was good and both of our dishes had a good amount. The quesadilla came with pico and lettuce inside. I was asked if I wanted "everything" and I did say yes, but I've never had lettuce in a quesadilla so I assumed it was on the side. My bad. I will definitely ask for no lettuce next time. The two salsas they gave us were ok by themselves, but were very good on the food. Our order was ready in about 10 minutes. Customer service was very nice. Small menu, but what is on there is mostly done right. No seating outside the truck, so definitely prepare for to-go or eating in your car.

We have family that moved to Wilder from Nampa and they have been wanting really good Mexican food…read more Well, we just found it. Honestly, IF the food wasn't good, we would still come here for the service from Victor (the owner even stopped by) and cleanliness/amiance of the restaurant. Luckily the food was on par with the Service which is saying something because the food was the best Mexican food we have ever had in Idaho by far. We ordered the Machaca and Eggs (great flavor), chilaquiles and eggs (green sauce was fantastic), huevos ranchos (red sauce was excellent as well), and chili verde omelette (called Edi's omelette) which was our favorite. Everything was great on its own right and can't wait to try my entrees. We will definitely be back!

Chile verde, 200% on point. Great breakfast. Ask for the 3 other chili on hand: original (mild),…read morechipotle (smoky) & homemade chili oil (heat). The oil brought the heat & complemented the verde, excellent rice & beans. Owners are wonderful. This is a hidden in Wilder. Our initial visit was carne asada plate & carne taco. Outstanding flavor, with grilled onion & jalapeno

New review..ordered a burrito this time. Wasn't good and at $20 each, never again. And if you look…read moreat their menu no prices. Ambiance is it's a food truck, service handed it to me BUT I do love the tacos and guacamole.Very conflicted after two visits.

Wow... This taco truck blew my mind. They're using exceptional cuts of meat--think…read moremelt-in-your-mouth ribeye--tucked into warm, handmade tortillas. But it's the flavors that really shocked me: smoky, citrusy, thoughtfully spiced, and somehow even a little savory-sweet all at once. I didn't know tacos / burritos could taste like this. Every bite felt like a whole new experience, and I couldn't stop smiling. It's bold, creative, and so ridiculously good that I'd pick this over any fancy single name syndicate in town. Honestly, it feels like the best-kept secret on wheels, serving up premium Mexican cuisine that will blow your Abuelitas cooking out of the water. Grab a Mulita de Adobada... maybe two. You deserve it.

Tacos are Amazing. I recommend the queso carne asada which has 2 corn tortillas with cheese inside…read moreand then carne asada on top. They have a table with cilantro onions and a ton of cucumbers. Few different salsa options in a squeeze bottle.

Love the tacos! Simple menu for someone like me. I always stop by especially after a hockey game or…read moreif I'm a few blocks away. What better way when you're downtown for some hot quick tacos!

Oddbox is another staple in our house. Their burritos are the perfect meal before headed to the…read morepark to pickleball! We prefer the burritos over the sandwiches but they are both good. The pulled pork can be a little salty but it's for sure enjoyable still. We love the chorizo burrito! They are large portions so keep that in mind. There is no inside seating which can be a bummer on cold or rainy days and we sometimes have to wait 20 minutes when it's busy- but we always do! Hope you enjoy.

The burrito itself was good. I got the regular guy (or something close to that) plus bacon…read more However, it wasn't worth the 25-minute wait when I usually go to a drive-thru spot that takes 5 minutes and is twice the size. I'm sure the ingredients are cleaner here, but I honestly expected a quick grab after a stay downtown. I thought it was maybe a fluke, but a few friends replied to my IG post and said they too wait a long time for one burrito. If you wanna try it, do so and go for a walk or drop into a store while you wait.