This was my first stop upon landing in San Diego and it really set the mood for the whole trip…read more It's a bar, restaurant, and dog park a few blocks from the beach. Everyone I interacted with was very friendly and helpful, especially the woman taking and delivering orders from the food truck. I ordered the breakfast burrito with tots and really enjoyed both, as well as the RAF Caramel latte, which was the perfect sweet caffeinated treat I needed after a flight from the East Coast. I chilled and read my book while eating until the rest of my group arrived. When I come back, I'll be visiting OB Surf Cafe again!

Amazing cute outdoor spot. I recommend the breakfast burrito and the chicken and waffles are…read moreextremely tasty. The chicken is lightly breaded with a delicious flavorful coating and it is juicy and tender. The waffles are a perfect amount of sweet. The cold brew is also really good. The service is great, very friendly and welcoming. Eggs needed a little salt in my opinion but besides that, perfect burrito. The green salsa is a tiny bit spicy, I used 2 salsa for it, good flavor addition to the burrito. 1st timer. Ill be back when I come visit.

This taco truck was located in the parking lot of a furniture store. They had a set up of tables…read morewith benches and the truck even has a handwashing station if you want to eat there. Let me just say WOW!! The OG Fish Taco was amazing! They even just gave us free soup while we waited. I'm not sure what the soup was but it was sooo yummy and heartwarming. Such great customer service. We also ordered the mixed ceviche which was delicious. I ordered the garlic shrimp taco and while it was good, I preferred the fish taco. I'll definitely be coming back!

Kiko's is a fast-casual local gem for Mexican seafood, perfect for a pre- or post-shopping meal…read morenear Mission Valley! The woman working was so sweet and welcoming. We tried the OG fish taco, garlic grilled octopus, and the san felipe burrito (packed with scallops, smoked fish, and octopus). Everything was flavorful, but the garlic octopus taco had to be my favorite - double tortillas because it was that loaded and saucy! The OG fish taco was a little disappointing for us, since it was mostly breading and we found all the dishes on the salty side. Still, we had a great lunch and I'd give Kiko's another try!

Food was bomb! The guys were super cool and it came out fast. They keep the truck nice and clean…read moretoo.

I tried this food truck when they visited my apartment community and my Butcher Burger did not…read moredisappoint! Both the burger and fries were delicious, and the server was very friendly, though it took them a minute to notice that I was there. The truck appears clean and well-lit, and they have menus both on the truck and on a stand off to the side to make it easy to see the options. My only negative is that the takeout containers are just open cardboard sort of bowls with no lid, and for a place with no seating where people are meant to take their food with them, this makes the food difficult and messy to transport. Regular takeout containers would be much more helpful. I will also say that $19 is a lot for a takeout burger (with tax and tip) however good that burger was. Definitely a splurge for me.

Carne asada taco: (5/5) the carne asada had such great flavor to it. I could be wrong, but the corn…read moretortillas didn't seem to be made in-house, but still a solid taco. would definitely go back.

Oh man.... This was such good carne asada... and at a price like that? Give me more. Got the carne…read moreasada quesadilla with a chorizo taco... my my my was it tasty. The carnitas taco was also quite good, a very interesting type of subtle sweetness. I'm sorry but one might argue this is better than the taco stand... Yum yum yummmmm

This was so good. We ordered because it happened to be at the brewery we were in, but this is the…read morekind of place that makes us wish we were local. The tostilocos ceviche was so flavorful, an incredible portion size, and so fresh! The chicken quesadilla is probably the best quesadilla I've ever had. The chicken flavor was so good, and they didn't skimp at all. The price is also great for the amount of food! I'm still sitting at the brewery but had to leave a review ASAP because it was that good!

Stand behind Harland beer tasting room. We got the OG ceviche--it was the best I've ever had in my…read morelife. Goes perfectly with the hazy IPA, and probably with any other beer offered. Can't wait to visit again and try the shrimp quesadilla and/or tacos. The owners are so dope//kind//friendly. 10/10.

I did not see an entry in Yelp for this particular spot and I have never felt so compelled to add…read moresomething here for a restaurant so deserving of both praise and recognition. Simply put, the food here is amazing. On the Bonehead Burger, their primary offering, the meat is smashed perfectly, giving it a delicious crust that is crispy on the edges and still juicy throughout. The sauce on it is well balanced, a great mix of sweet, salty, and lightly spiced flavors that they add just enough of to expertly avoid making things too messy or drowning out all other flavors and textures. All of the fixings added give it a nice, overall crunch where you can still taste the tang of the pickles or the slightly sweet and acidic tomatoes. And it's all topped off by that Maple Bacon and those Crispy Onions. And if that sounds good, but you don't want a full burger, you can get all of those toppings on a tub of well-cooked seasoned French fries instead. I have eaten here a half a dozen times at both their brick and mortar sites in Old Town, as well as this truck, and the food has always been at that same perfect level. I have never been disappointed in any meal I've had here and I find myself going to my daughter's school functions excited at the slightest possibility that the Bonehead Food Truck might be there catering. If you're a lover of good burgers, you need to have Bonehead on your list of ones to try. If you're in San Diego, stop by their physical site. And if you're lucky enough to see this truck pop up somewhere, ignore all other trucks and see what Bonehead has to offer.

Very fun little dive. Burgers and fries were excellent. Service wasn't bad, but didn't expect much…read morefrom the place due to appearing short staffed.

The food is phenomenal. We ordered the chicken tikka platter and chicken tikka burger and both were…read moregreat. I do recommend ordering in advance as wait times can be long at times.

Delicious and such a great price…read more The tikka burger and blazzers fries are amazing ! Might to meet the owner he's an absolute gentleman

I thought I was trying this food truck for the first time this weekend, but it was actually a…read moresecond. Devilicious is a San Diego-based food truck and a long-time participant in the twice-yearly Great American Foodie Fest in Las Vegas. I must've tried them last time because I found a picture of the duck confit grilled cheese. Whether I was slacking on reviews/photo uploads that weekend or I intentionally avoided doing the review, that sandwich clearly wasn't memorable. But I tried them again because of the relative lack of out-of-town newcomers, and I wasn't disappointed this time. My choice was the Cali Pork Belly Burrito ($11, at least for this event), their version of the San Diego local favorite California burrito. It's a burrito with french fries inside, and the first one I ever tried was fantastic. This rendition is an even larger departure from its Mexican inspirations, with the salsa verde and perhaps the crema being the only Mexican flavors discernible. However, it was still a filling treat because of the delicious, not-too-chewy pork belly that's cut into large chunks. The potato were pretty good too. My only issue was that one half of my burrito had zero meat when I got to the bottom; fortunately, I still had the other half still to eat. The Cali burrito seems to be a newer menu item, and I hope it stays on. And I hope that Devilicious keeps coming back so that I can work my way through the rest of their menu, including their popular lobster grilled cheese.

On a recent longass international flight, I watched the feel-good drama movie "Chef", where Jon…read moreFarveau reinvents himself and opens a Latin inspired food truck making meaty tasty looking Cubano sandwiches for $7...not greatest movie, but it left me craving a cubano, badly! Its $9 for the real life Delivious food truck version of the Cubano sandwich...this was pretty darn good, but also pretty darn small! Its on sliced bread, not a long roll. I was still feeling hungry afterwards, but I didn't feel like paying another $9, nor $4 for fries...the motto is "Food is so good its bad"...the food is good, but the portion/price ratio is very bad. But to be honest, its probably enough of food for a sorority girl, a child, or a midget, but not for a grown 6ft-2inch 190lb male. As with all food trucks: No free water, no place to sit, no bathroom, nowhere to wash your hands, etc...it also doesn't help that I know of a little place in Clairemont that serves a bigger Cubano sandwich and with fries or a salad for only $5.95.

In town for a wedding at Sunset Cliffs, Stopped in for a sugarfree free drink early morning. The…read morenext morning I wanted to try thier empanada , yummy. I also ordered a hulk smoothie also quite good. Good choice of pastries, bagels and drinks.

Great service! The cashier was very helpful in deciding what to order and what…read moresubstitutions/additions could be made. Thought the price ($10) was a good deal for a 12oz acai bowl with toppings.