A great food truck at my local lunchtime market. There are both sweet and savory options, but I…read morealways spring for savory. The plate is slightly more expensive, but it's worth the peace of mind to avoid spilling while walking/transporting. I went back and got a strawberry lemonade and it was tart, sweet, and very refreshing. The wait time was minimal and the food was fresh and flavorful.

3.75- ain't no way this is the best food truck in sac. & if it is.. there is way better food out…read morethere! Tried the chicken waffle cone thing for the first time at the rancho Friday night concert series. I got the buffalo one. It was just chicken in a burnt waffle with buffalo sauce with onions on it. Yes the chicken was good, but there was no sauce.. no dipping sauce. Nothing. They had a little boy working the register and also asking for tips. Interesting. Chicken was good- waffle was burnt.. the sauce was spicy again no sauce. It's a no for me! Maybe the dessert here is good??

The pork lumpia was good! I enjoyed the sweet chili sauce too. Not sure I'd come back for it…read morethough. The adobo garlic fried rice was hella dry, and no green onions. It's tough when you're comparing it to homemade adobo though. I'm used to melt-in-your-mouth-chicken adobo and this was far from that. And the rice was a little too peppery for me personally. Bummed because they were super nice, but this missed the mark for me.

I found this awesome food truck at Point West Kaiser after an appointment…read more I bought a double order of Pork Lumpia and my goodness were they tasty. I really liked the flavor and it paired perfectly with some wasabi soy sauce and rice once I got home with my loot. I asked if he is there everyday? He replied yes, Monday - Friday 11am - 4pm I think he said. He suggested I follow their Instagram feed for current locations. I highly recommend The Lumpia Truck.

Everything about this taco stand embodies excellence. There's of course, the flavor; these are some…read moreof the best al pastor tacos I've ever had. Of note, the salsa rojo at the self-serve condiment station carries quite the spicy sting. Next is the authenticity; they display their entire cooking process from homemaking the tortillas to serving the tacos fresh off the grill. It's occupied by two employees hustling away and running operations like a well-oiled machine. Despite arriving at the same time as two other customers, I had my order ready in 7 minutes. Last is the value. Part of what made my experience so enjoyable is only paying $12 for 4 exceptional tacos (Zelle accepted). Blink and you'll miss it. The stand is set up in the parking lot of a boarded up business immediately off the main road. Get ready to turn right or you'll have to make a U-turn.

Love the food here. Tacos, tortas, and potatoes are my fav. Employees are very nice every time I…read morego. 100% recommend.

We hired the great crew from Cowtown Creamery twice within a month to treat our film crew during…read morethe hot Sacramento summer. Everyone was so happy with all the different menu selections and I personally loved the Jersey Boy. I didn't plan on eating the entire thing but is was so delicious, I had to! They were so easy to work with from the pre-planning through service and payment. They arrived on time even at a challenging location. Shout out to Steve for his patience as our schedule kept changing! Don't hesitate to hire them for your special event!

We've enjoyed Cowtown Creamery a few times now and we're always excited when we see it…read more They offer milkshakes, ice cream cones, affogatos, floats, sundaes and even frozen lemonade. The portion sizes are generous and they have a good variety of flavors. I like that they serve the giant cones in a to-go box to avoid the mess, they are pretty hefty! Most recently I had a chocolate shake and while you may think that's boring, it was delicious. The ice cream was rich, the shake was thick and it was just what a milkshake should be. If you're looking for a sweet treat this is the perfect spot.

Overall, we were disappointed. First, the woman assisting us came across as rude, or at least as…read moreif she didn't care about the job, the food, the customer, etc. We ordered three rolls. The garlic butter roll tasted a bit fishy and seemed include lobster scraps/discards. The Connecticut rolls were better, the lobster was plentiful, but they still lacked flavor overall. I wanted to note we had Cousins many years ago and really enjoyed it, so it could have just been an off day,

I liked the flavoring of the Lobster roll. I thought it was a fair portion size. And the Whoopie…read morepies-you can't tell from the pictures, but they are freaking JUMBO size However the prices changed from what's listed on here. I went to get a Lobster roll + whoopie pie (nothing else) and the total was $35! It IS delicious. Still thought it was worth it. It IS lobster, you can't expect it to be cheap like chicken or beef. Just be ware of that price hike. I know they have expenses to pay. I think this product is best in middle & upper class markets. Second thing is the worker wasn't proficient in English, so we went back and forth on Google Translate trying to understand each other for simple words like 'Cole slaw', 'on the side' & 'salad'. It was a frustrating experience plus a waste of company time! Time =$$! I would go back again when I am planning on spending that much. It IS the ONLY place I can find that sells Lobster rolls. Even Red Lobster only sells it during their Lobster fest. Just gotta have the Google Translate ready to go lol

Love this place ! Alejandra and her dad are very sweet…read more Great customer service Will be back for more

Was soooooo good this is all I have left out of my food, loved the red salsa. Had just the right…read moreamount of heat

Allen BBQ catered for 85 athletes and staff at our GriefBall camp for young men and boys at the…read moreKing's Training Center in Natomas. Jeffrey and his team provided just what we needed to quickly and conveniently serve 85 athletes and staff on Sunday. Easy to work with. Good to communicate with. Stellar food. They got the athletes back on the court within 30 minutes. Cheers to Allen BBQ for making this partnership between YoloCares, the Sacramento Kings, and Sutter Health a success--helping young men and boys face the death and loss of a loved one with a sense of connection to others, a better understanding of grief, and the life skills that will foster resilence over a lifetime.

Attended the World Cup USA vs Turkey watch party at (Formerly Cesar Chavez Park (Downtown Plaza…read morePark now apparently). And one of the food trucks there happened to be Allen BBQ. We kept seeing there food around the park area before the game started, so we decided to give them a try. We ordered the following: Drinks: Dragonfruit Lemonade (2x) Meals: Dragon Burger w/fries (Double patty) 2x ($16/ea) Dessert: Nana Puddin ($5) Everything we ordered was pretty good, my favorite was the drink and the banana pudding.

Food is really good. Three wagyu sliders for $18 feels like a solid priced item. They aren't small…read moresliders either. Honestly about the size of a regular McDonald's hamburger but waaaaaayyyyyy tastier! Honestly typical food truck service as well. I always try to be super friendly and the guy could have definitely been friendlier but I also feel like it's really hard to hear when you are up so high from the customer...reading the reviews it seems like customer service could get better but honestly I'm not sure these guys get treated with a lot of respect so I'm not sure I can question that behavior. They cooked me some solid food especially for a golf course and for that I cannot complain! It's also just a really cool spot to "hangout" if you like golf...wish we had a spot like this around where we live!

Terrible service. Not just slow and unfriendly but down right rude. No reason for that behavior…read more Food is what you would expect for a food truck with a fryer. Also very expensive for the quality.

(Note to self: take reviews from locals with a giant grain of salt.)…read more Pro-Service was amazing & friendly ! Con- dirty hands and not a glove in sight. Pro- Seasoning heavy and on point Con- Because none of the seafood (gumbo or fish) was fresh. I hate doing these kinds of reviews when I get great service, but sadly I can't waste 60 bucks on food I won't be eating again. And kids, this is why mom does NOT buy any food that she can cook herself.

2.5 STARS the first…read moretime i visited howard gumbo was for a yelp event, and i enjoyed it so much that i had to visit again. since then, i've visited a few times, and the food has been hit or miss. when it's good, it's really good; otherwise it's mediocre. it can be hard to find, especially in the dark, but there's a small flashing open sign on the tent. there's a small parking lot - maybe 3 parking spots. howard gumbo is mostly set up for takeout, but there are also a few tables inside the tent to stand and eat at. service is very friendly; i can tell that it's family-owned. usually the wait isn't long either, but it depends on how many other orders they're working on. - napoleons 2pc cat (3.5/5): i loved the catfish that i tried at the yelp event. the catfish was breaded with cornmeal, which made it less oily, and it stayed crispy longer. i thought the breading was the same as the first time i tried it, but it was a lot saltier. it also came with a packet of tartar sauce at the event, but i didn't receive any the subsequent times i visited. it was actually so salty that i didn't need it anyway - napoleons 2pc red snapper (1/5): this was so overcooked that it was rubbery, chewy, and dry, which made it hard to swallow. the pieces of red snapper were big, but because they were so dry, i had to dip them in gumbo to finish them. the cornmeal breading also started falling off of one piece, but what was left had good flavor. the other piece retained its breading, but it was so salty - 5$ holla seafood gumbo (3.5/5): when i tried this the first time, i thought it was one of the best gumbos i've ever had, even better than the gumbos i've tried in louisiana. the subsequent times i've been, i thought it was even more on the thinner side, so it was more like a really thin soup. i still really enjoyed the savory and smoky flavor, but it was more watered down. they were generous with the amount of sausage, and it came with two shrimp - milo's gumbo fries (2/5): they gave us all of the components separately (a separate container each of white rice, gumbo, and fries), so i felt like $25 was kinda expensive for what we got. it looked like i could've gotten the $5 gumbo and a side of fries and put it together myself, although it did come with a small piece of catfish on top. it was smaller than the catfish napoleons, but it was also less salty. the fries weren't seasoned, so they definitely needed the gumbo. i didn't think the portion was worth it - fries (1.5/5): i thought the fries i had at the yelp event were a bit overcooked, but they were crispy and salted well. the fries i've gotten afterward have been less fried but also really bland. they were still a bit crispy on the outside but got soggy fast. i guess they balanced out the salty fish well, but they weren't as good to eat on their own. they switched between regular fries and crinkle fries each time i went i was a bit disappointed in the food at howard gumbo after having such a great initial experience at the yelp event, but perhaps the quality issues could be attributed to growing pains. i still do think that the $5 gumbo is worth it, but i'm not sure about the rest of the menu. kathy's combo could be a good deal if you want to try a bit of everything, since it comes with the 5$ holla gumbo and catfish. i do hope they work the kinks out and wish them the best!