Super cute and good food! Portions are kinda small at least for the tacos and quesadillas but…read moreflavor was amazing! Their hot sauces were really good too! It was pretty busy when I went but I still got the food pretty quick. Overall a great place that I will be coming back to!

Decently priced . Good sauce . Flavor isn't going to blow you away . But it's decent enoughread more

Headed to this event - now located in front of Fashion Square Mall - this past Sunday. Be sure to…read morecheck out the Daily City's calendar on their website and FaceBook page for dates, since this is an ongoing, repeat activity. The trucks change out pretty frequently, so check out the participant listing, too!! This is a great way to get a taste of Orlando all in one place. There are about 15 - 20 trucks on average, at each event. Personal faves include La Empanda and pretty much any truck that has sweets. We just tried the Cake truck (I'm drawing a complete blank on the name - I'll circle back with an update on that) and the Hot Fudge Sundae cupcake was ridiculously good! They block off a good section of parking lot for this event, so there is plenty of space to bring folding chairs and a small table (recommend this actually). At the very least, bring some sports chairs with cup holders. The lines can get pretty hefty on some of the days, so try to arrive early and hop in line at your faves to ensure you get what you are looking for to eat. We like to divide and concur. He'll go to one truck and I'll wait at another, and we'll regroup at a chosen place. This works well on busy days. Overall: A A fun event, family / pet friendly, and plenty o' food to nom on!

Food Trucks Galore…read more Yes, they are popping up everywhere in Orlando and everyone is raving about them. What's the best way to get a feel for them and taste what they are serving up? Attending The Daily City's Orlando Food Truck Bazaars! This event launched a short time ago and we are already on round two. The first one yielded almost 2,500 people, wowweee! So now... it's bigger and better. You can expect to see tons of food trucks, local food enthusiasts, a great meeting of Central Florida's bustling community, music, laughs and of course... AMAZING LOCAL FOOD! I assure you, you want to check this event out. Tips: Get there early. Bring cash as all trucks do not accept cards. Be prepared to wait for your food as everything is made to order. Bring a chair and or table if you want a set up. MINGLE! Walk around and chat, it's a great opp to meet some amazing people in your community!

I drove an hour for these tacos, and noo regrets! I'm already fantasizing next taco Tuesday, and…read morelet me describe it to you. Juicy dripping birria tacos encased in flaky fresh tortilla. The cilantro and onion garnish makes any self respecting taco complete. Let me tell you in the calmest way possible, YOUVE GOT TO COME. The elotes were the perfect blend of creamy, cheese, and a slight kick of spice. I cant stop the flashbacks of the juicy tacos and elotes. Take advantage of a chill dinner with clean outdoor seating, ambient salsa music, and a friendly service.

We checked out Blessed Belly while in Kissimmee and it ended up being one of those spots that hits…read morethe mark. Don't let the fact that it's a food truck fool you--this food was legit. Food: Everything came out fresh, hot, and full of flavor. The portions were solid and the food tasted like it was made to order, not just thrown together. You can tell they care about what they're serving. Every bite was on point and left us wanting to come back for more. Service: The service was great. Friendly people, good attitude, and they made us feel welcome from the moment we walked up. Food came out quickly and everything was handled smoothly. Ambiance: It's a food truck, so you're not getting a fancy dining room, but that's part of the charm. Good food, good people, and a laid-back atmosphere. Sometimes the best meals come from places like this. Overall: Blessed Belly proves you don't need a big restaurant to serve great food. Fresh food, generous portions, and friendly service made this an easy win. If you're in the Kissimmee area, it's definitely worth stopping by. I'd gladly eat there again.

Run don't walk. If you are looking for the most authentic Puerto Rican food in Saint Cloud, Ruta…read moreTaina in the Key Food plaza is it and I mean that with everything in me. Let me start with the beans because they deserve their own moment. I don't know what magic is happening in that kitchen but those beans are out of this world. The flavor is so deep and rich it tastes like someone's grandma has been perfecting that recipe for decades. Honestly you could order just the beans and leave completely satisfied. The rice is medium grain and cooked to perfection, which as any Puerto Rican food lover knows makes all the difference. I had the churrasco cooked to a medium well and it was incredibly tender with this beautiful mesquite flavor that had me floored. My fiancé ordered the pollo encebollado and it was just as impressive. The passion fruit juice is fresh and not from concentrate. The service was a 10 out of 10 and the owners are incredible people. You can feel the love and pride they have for their food and their culture in every single bite. Ruta Taina is a gem and Saint Cloud is lucky to have them.

We ordered more than $90 worth of food from Ruta Taina, St Cloud for a family get-together…read more Unfortunately, the quality of the food did not meet our expectations. We ordered: * Bistec encebollado with tostones, white rice and habichuelas: the steak and tostones overcooked and dry, tasted vinegary with no bistec juice. * Bifongo with camarones al ajillo and salad: the shrimp were also overcooked/rubbery. The picture online looked way tastier. * Arroz con gandules: the rice was bland and lacked flavor. - Cuban sandwich * Canoa (macaroni salad), alcapurrias, and two empanadas. This was particularly disappointing because our first experience with Ruta Taina had been very good. Based on that experience, we felt comfortable spending more than $90 on food for our family gathering. Unfortunately, this order was significantly below the quality we had previously experienced. Given the price, we expected better. Based on this experience, we do not plan to order from Ruta Taina again.

Food it's amazing n the people as well make you like family like home like your so welcome it was a…read moregreat experience

As fellow Boricuas (Puerto Ricans) we've driven by this location so many times and had to stop…read more It's right off that highway area there and easy in but not the best to get out. It's a little spot and gives you the feel of Puerto Rico for sure, all the decor, the tables, the vibes and the art it was perfect. The food is fresh so takes some time, but is so worth it. They mostly have sandwiches so don't think you're getting rice and beans it's not that. The sandwiches come out HUGE and they're so tasty! They do have a nice variety of options which I did indeed like and you are greeted warmly. I would for sure come back and eat here again when in the area.

Great time with lots of food truck and food tent options. Love that it is different when they do…read morehave it and there is a great variety. It is in the parking lot behind some of the businesses in the milk district so we typically end up at the Nook for a beer with our food. The service at the trucks has always been friendly and the pricing is reasonable. Fun time, but it outside so be prepared if it is a warmer evening. They set up tables outside or you can go into one of the businesses for a beverage.

Another excellent experience at Tasty Takeover! I came specifically for Royal T Tapas as Mel's menu…read moreis always five stars! Tonight, she recommended I try the "Surf's Up" and it was amazing, fresh and flavorful. It consisted of skirt steak, chimichurri and mango jalapeno shrimp ceviche on seasoned tostones. Mel stated that she also used pineapple to marinate the steak, which made it the perfect summer treat. I also ordered the "UR Chix Main Squeeze" after I saw someone rave about it on Instagram. It did not disappoint either with its marinated chicken, orange basil sauce, asiago polenta (I could have had a bowl of that alone!) and roasted garlic brussels sprout leaves. If you are looking for restaurant quality tapas in a food truck environment, look no further than when Royal T Tapas is at Tasty Takeover. I just wish this food truck was here more often as I would make Tasty Takeover a regular stop. Plus, I would probably try other food trucks, too. (I had my eye on the macaroon stand set up, so I plan to check that out next time.)

I don't even know where to begin. This is so far above and…read morebeyond other Shawarma in the Orlando area. We ordered the Classic Chicken Shawarma, a Loaded Fries Bowl with steaks and an order of Shawarma Egg Rolls. The Classic Shawarma is king here. The extremely crispy on the outside, succulent and juicy chicken on the inside paired with the perfect amount of toum and pomegranate molasses. I will drive the 35 minutes just for this sandwich. The fries come LOADED. Again, extremely tender and juicy ribeye, plenty of sauce and toppings, and a mountain of fries. You won't be disappointed. And the egg rolls are exactly what you'd expect. Crispy. Juicy. The perfect bite. The owner as well was so nice and extremely genuine. Definitely go check out Seemo's. You literally can't be disappointed.

I ordered the Loaded Fries Bowl with Cajun Seasoned Fries and the Chicken Shawarma minus the…read moreJalapenos and Shatta (chili paste sauce) in a recent downpour. (Fortunately, the rain let up a bit and there are many tables with umbrellas there, so I didn't get horribly wet.) The fries were nice and crispy though not heavily seasoned on their own. Along with the chicken, there were chopped green and red peppers and pickles and cheese plus a couple of sauces. Altogether hot, tasty and delicious. I followed that up with a Dubai Chocolate Cookie (they were out of the Dubai Chocolate Pancakes that day.) Warm, sweet, crispy bits in the pistachio-flavored stuffing. Another win! Service was ok, it's a food truck.

I discovered this German food truck at A La Cart in the SoDo District this weekend and it was…read morereally delicious! I haven't come across many options for German cuisine in Orlando and I'm a sucker for a good bratwurst. I decided to try their street brat which is served with their house made mustard and sauerkraut. The brat was juicy and flavorful and their mustard is super tangy -- it was a great combo. It was served on a very tiny bun which was different, but it's all about that sausage anyway. I also got an order of their pretzels and beer cheese. It came with two jumbo fluffy pretzels and the beer cheese was so good for dipping. I kept alternating between that and the brown mustard and I couldn't decide which one I liked more. This was also a good appetizer for sharing. The food came out quick and I will definitely order from this truck again the next time I visit.

I visited A la cart Sodo for the first time on a Sunday afternoon and it was nice to sit in the sun…read moreas it's starting to get chilly outside this month. There's a colorful mural on the main wall and many different vendors to try from. I've been wanting to try German food as I never have before. After some deliberation with their friendly chef and owner about my tastes I settled on the traditional schnitzel meal. This was so huge the pork stretched the entire platter and sat on a bed of fresh cut French fries. The crispy fried breading of this schnitzel is very well seasoned and the pork is tender so the texture was perfect. I ate like 7 mouthfuls and still had to get a to go box. I can't wait to go back again when I've fasted for a day and have room for the Jaegerschnitzel. Highly recommend trying them out. Best $18 ever and leftovers are great the next day.