It was ok. A lot of food, but I didn't feel like finishing it…read more I had an Al Pastor burrito which came with a small side salad. Rice, beans, cheese, sour cream, shredded cheese, onions, cilantro and pork. I'm not sure if it was the taco sauce (roja) or the burrito, or the 100 degree heat, but it burned. I tried more for dinner without the salsa and same, a lot of burrito, but it was just ok. I'd get something else if I went back. They have a convenient drive thru and plenty of parking. Service was friendly.

I was passing through the area and was drawn in by the colorful design of this building. I love…read moremexican food but haven't tried too many tortas - my steak milanesa torta was ridiculously good! There were a variety of other menu items as well including tacos, quesadillas and burritos. The prices were very fair and the service was friendly. Lastly, there is a clean and brightly decorated dining area or a convenient drive-thru for customers who are on the go.

I called snd ordered my submarine sandwich and fifteen mins later i picked it up. It was very…read moregood . I will ve returning!!

I've been here before and picked up a pizza and remember it being pretty good and have been wanting…read moreto try their subs because as I waited on the pizza, everyone that came in was picking up and ordering subs. So, I got the small Meatball sub with extra cheese and a small Italian Cold Cut sub. The Italian Cold Cut sub met my expectation of an all around good Italian sub. The bread was fresh and had a nice chew to it and it was filled decently with meat, cheese and salad. The Meatball sub was a bit disappointing. First-the meatballs are not homemade. The sub was prepared by taking the same sub bread, laying cheese down, and then placing 4 meatballs down that are either sitting in a pan with sauce or are heated in a microwave with sauce, but those are definitely frozen meatballs. They then wrap it up and that's it. The bread is served cold and the cheese isn't melted in some places. Its not what I would consider a hot sub. I really had high hopes of having crunchy hot bread, with some melted cheese pull when I bite into it. I also didn't care for the sauce. It has too much Italian seasoning in it, taking away from the marinara and overall taste. The place is a small take out only establishment that is clean and the staff is friendly and helpful. I will definitely return for cold cut subs and pizza. For the price, it's a great value.

This was the best Bao Bun I have ever tried. I have always seen this food truck and told my self…read moreevery time I needed to stop and try it. I finally got the chance to do so and it did not disappoint. The flavor of the chicken was phenomenal. Flavor was incredible and the chicken was so crispy which I love. I can't wait to find them again and try the other options they have.

(4.5 stars) I'd been curious about this food truck since I…read moreheard about them last year, and I'm glad that I got a chance to finally try them. Bao Yeah offers not only bao but bowls and fried chicken as well. Their ordering (via tablet) is convenient, and they turn around orders quickly. I went with a three-piece bao, which allowed me to sample the two fried chicken varieties (K*Bomb with gochujang and Garlic Gang with soy black garlic) as well as the bulgogi. All of the bao were amply stuffed with meat and pickled vegetables and slathered with tasty sauce. The thick buns held everything in place, so eating was not too sloppy an endeavor. Everything delivered the expected flavors - sweet heat from the K*Bomb, a tangier note from the bulgogi - and the fried chicken boasted a thick, crunchy batter. It was quite tasty though the chicken was definitely a bit dry. At least the bulgogi was nice and tender. All told, Bao Yeah is a promising newish addition to the Triad food truck scene. It may not be the best Korean street food you've ever had, but you're in for a flavorful meal without a long wait.

I absolutely love this food truck but why why why did you get rid of your yucca mojo??? Please…read morebring that back, it's my favorite!

Food very good and service excellent. I recommend it highly. Would eat there again. Special…read moreburrito very good.

5 Stars! 10 if I could. I didn't expect a food truck, to turn into one of the most memorable…read moreexperiences I had during my 1st visit to North Carolina, But that's exactly what happened at Taco Bros in Greensboro, NC. First off, this isn't just a random food truck. There is such an incredible story behind it. It's run by Gary and his best friend Alex, who have been friends since grade school back in Mexico City, Mexico!! You can feel that deep history in the way they run their business. There's a level of trust, energy, and authenticity that you don't usually see, and it trickles down to the entire team!!!Every employee I interacted with was genuinely happy, welcoming, and proud to be there (which says a lot) especially during these times. They've also set themselves up in some of the best spots around. I visited : 1) Summerfield Farms. 2) Oden Brewing Company. At both locations, you're not just grabbing food, you're getting a whole experience! Plenty of parking, plenty of seating, and an atmosphere that makes you want to stay awhile. Live music, dog friendly. The menu is simple, affordable, and done right. We got to try 4 different tacos, their queso dip, and their churros, and everything delicious! The meat was seasoned to perfection, super juicy, and full of flavor without being overcomplicated. But what really made this experience unforgettable? I got invited onto the truck to make my own churros!! let me tell you, that is not something you get to do every day. It was hands-on, fun, and honestly one of the most unique experiences I've had, collaborating with another business. By the end of it, it didn't even feel like a transaction anymore, we became friends! Taco Bros isn't just serving food, they're building up thier community. And that's something you don't come across often.

We saw this truck outside of Condon Yards Courtyard during an event. My daughter loves food trucks…read moreso we had to give it a try. Overall the truck seemed very clean and hygienic for a food truck. The staff was incredibly friendly and organized. The food came out quickly and was piping hot. The prices are a bit high which is common for food trucks. Guac and chips was $10 and the chicken quesadilla was $14. One thing that would have been a nice touch was Jarritos. The chicken quesadilla was good but could have used a bit more seasoning. It was good sized and stuffed full of chicken, onions, peppers, and cheese. Overall we enjoyed Taco Bros and would definitely try them again at another event.

(4.5 stars) The new…read moreGreensboro outpost of a Ramseur bakery, Rocca's boasts an impressive selection of Italian and French pastries, friendly staff, and prices that aren't as high as you would expect. I stopped by after they had been open for about two weeks and was impressed by the sheer number of offerings: breads, cookies, cupcakes, pastries, cheesecakes, quiches, coffee, tea, and more. The employee on duty was patient and helpfully explained a few baked goods I hadn't encountered before (Kouign-amann will have to happen during a future visit). I ultimately settled on a peanut butter-banana coffee cake and a chocolate croissant. The croissant was buttery but dense rather than light and flaky. That density extended to the coffee cake as well, where it was more welcome. The peanut butter-banana combo made for a winning pair, and the topping was tasty as well. Given the pricing, service, availability (open every day except Sunday), and more, Rocca's is a must for anyone in Greensboro with a sweet tooth.

Great little bakery tucked way back off Battleground -- near Wal-Mart (at the bend of an L-shaped…read morestrip center). It is clean, bright and features a fragrant array of fresh pastries -- including fruit tarts, buttery croissants and small quiche (cheese and spinach, two different kinds of sausage, etc.). Fresh bread is baked only two days a week, so give them a call to confirm. The gentleman who waited on me proved knowledgeable and skilled, as well as helpful and kind. In addition to tarts, croissants and quiche, I added bread to the purchase. However, it happened to be a day they were not baking; so, instead, I was offered one from the freezer. I was given tips on how to defrost, freshen and warm the frozen loaf. It turned out to be delicious. Such a great stop!

Very disappointed I tried this place today for the 1st time. I really don't do food trucks but I…read morefigured since it was black owned I would support our people plus I've heard nothing but good things about them. Well today I ordered the wing basket for $15 it came with 5 wings and fries that was a total rip off my wings was half sauced and still had the hair on them very turned off my fries was hard and peppery I was very upset and on top of that I ordered a lemonade and it tasted just like water $10 for semi flavored water is crazy I was on my lunch break so I didn't have time to stand in line to get a refund but this puts an icing on the cake for me with food trucks very unhappy and disappointed an I tipped them that's what's really insane so ended up throwing it away and went back to work hungry smh the service is great nice group of women just wasn't feeling the food.

Best wings Ive ever had! Love these girls food! The bourbon bbq sauce is GREAT! Get them as much as…read morepossible!

The worst place in Asheboro, people are so rude the I cream taste disgusting and they are…read moreoverpriced not recommended Be aware from this place !!!

We got ice cream in the evening after dinner…read more Pros: clean, friendly, beautiful plants, large servings. Cons: not many flavors to choose from, two of the options were so old they were spoiled (per the server's own statement), and for just one scoop in a cup, one milkshake, and two scoops in a waffle cone they charged us $32!!! Outrageous! Prices not posted anywhere, so beware.

Me and my family recently stopped by for a late lunch after the zoo. This was the perfect spot to…read moregrab something to eat after walking around the zoo. We started with the spinach dip and everyone loved it. It came with these toasted bread bites that had a great seasoning and crunch to them. They kind of reminded me of an everything bagel but as a bread bite. This paired really nicely with the hot spinach dip. They also have a ton of coffee and tea options. I was a little bummed that did not have fountain sodas. My sister got a smoothie and really liked it. For my entree I got the Italian flatbread. It was a really nice combination of flavors with the sausage and peppers. I sampled my boyfriend's flatbread (pickled) and thought it was great as well! They have a large variety of options, perfect for a group like my family with different tastes. Everyone enjoyed it and agreed we'd have to come back when in the area!

HORRIBLE! The cashier (the manager) lied to me this morning. From the first time I started coming…read moreto Brewskie's, the staff told me I could sit with my dog in the green chairs in the corner. After sitting down, they always brought me my coffee, no complaints. But this morning, the manager told me my dog was not allowed there, and that dogs had never been allowed there, not in the 4 yrs she'd been manager. HUH?? Why was she lying to me? Why didn't she just admit that she was making a change in their long-standing policy of allowing dogs there? Just the week before, I had come there with my dog and found the green chairs occupied. When I asked the employee if there was another place inside where dogs were allowed, she said no. She did NOT say that dogs weren't allowed there anyway. Good-bye Brewskie's. Good-bye to a manager who feels no shame for lying to customers.