Be very wary of this taco truck -- especially the owner, Adrian. I've spent nearly $30 on FOUR…read moretacos, tipped every time, and still received the most disrespectful, cold, and flat-out racially biased treatment I've ever experienced at a food business. I'm an Afro-Latina customer who has ordered here multiple times, and every visit I'm met with zero greeting, zero hospitality, and today, the final insult: Adrian tried to upcharge me for tiny 2 cm sauces -- the same sauces he lets his Spanish customers use freely from full bottles on the picnic table. I've watched people dump sauce all over their plates with no limits, but I ask for a few quarter-sized containers for 4-5 tacos, and suddenly there's a "charge." And I'm not the only one -- I've since been told Adrian has a pattern of upcharging non-Spanish customers. The difference in treatment is loud, and the racism is even louder. And let's be real: he's acting like he's serving luxury steaks, when it's cheap skirt steak, cilantro, and onion -- ingredients that cost less than $2 total. Meanwhile, he behaves like cilantro grows in his backyard and onions come from his personal farm. The profit he makes off customers is huge, but the attitude is even bigger. Terrible hospitality. Disrespectful service. Racially biased behavior. If you're not Spanish, prepare to be treated differently -- and not in a good way. This place should be ashamed.

I actually had an eye out for a Mr. Taco truck when I this in front of Advance Auto Parts. To my…read moresurprise, there was no page for this one yet. They were lovely, simple street tacos. It's just the meat buried under cilantro and onions, and sauce and radish on the side. Of course, any good street taco begins and ends with the meat, and both their pastor and lengua were delicious, enough umami to carry the cilantro. Although, I like cilantro so much I can pretty much eat it as snack, so I'm a tad biased. The lengua, in particular, was super meaty and even more fatty than your average lengua. Sooo good.

Now, I believe this would be a sister restaurant to the El Castillo on Old St. Augustine Road. Same…read morelogo, same owners, etc. Since I noticed them setting up shop, I had waited with great anticipation for them to open for business. The words "Taqueria and Bakery" pulled on my heartsrings, what can I say. It's situated in a tiny strip mall, connected to the El Castillo food store. I took pictures of the menu and as you can see, there's a mouth watering variety of Mexican street food to tempt your tastebuds, even a breakfast menu that's served all day. The baked goods (breads, conchas, cakes, etc.) come from the El Castillo bakery across the street, where everything is made fresh daily. On my first visit, they were still in their soft opening phase and not everything on the menu was available, so I decided to try 2 of their tacos (asada and al pastor). The corn tortillas were steamy and fresh tasting, and honestly one taco was just as delicious as the other. I had, however, ordered them "gringo style" with lettuce, tomatoes, and sour cream, but maybe because of the language barrier I was served traditional style tacos. No biggie, they were tasty enough as they were. I revisited a week later and ordered the Carnitas Torta (pork sandwich), gringo style, which also includes avocado. The food is made to order and takes a bit to prepare, so be willing to wait. The Torta is a sandwich fit for a king, containing hearty layers of shredded pork and piled high with fresh veggies and drizzled with sour cream. I barely finished this, thankfully I was famished when I stopped in that day or I wouldn't have stood a chance. There's a small dining area with 6, maybe 7 tables and it tends to get busy in the afternoons, especially after working hours. The young lady at the register speaks English, but the two ladies in the kitchen, not so much. I pretty much point to what I'd like on the menu and it works out. I'll be back to try out their breakfast offerings in the near future, I could sure go for some homemade Chilaquiles! Till next time, Yeeps, support your local businesses and as always...SYOY!

Good, solid tacos at a fair price! Stopped in on a Saturday night to grab some tacos for dinner…read more They were out of the birria but that was perfectly fine. I ended up getting pastor and carne asada. The tacos were very good. They had plenty of meat and prepare them "TJ Style" with cilantro and onion which is my favorite way. It lets the meat shine. The tortillas were good. I am doubting homemade though, they were very thick and fine but the star was the flavor of the meat. They also have a nice little store so while I waited, I grabbed some cheese, limes and a few other little goodies. The service was good and there are quite a few table to sit either to eat or to wait for your food. I also got a Jamaica which is just one of my favorite drinks. I would definitely come back.

The black beans and rice are delicious. Like to the point where I will probably add an extra side…read moreof beans + rice next time I get the opportunity to partake from this food truck. The chicken quesadillas have well seasoned, tasty chicken and are super cheesy. The beef empanadas are on point. Nice lil kick in the mix too. But the beans + rice! Did I mention the beans and rice? The beans are tender and well seasoned. The staff is friendly and the service was quick, they get five stars from me. Thanks mama's!

Ok, first time eating here so maybe it's an outlier? But…read morethis steak quesadilla came in a tray full of water. Not sure what the liquid is from but I'm pretty sure they are not supposed to be sopping wet. Taste is ok, but texture is 0/10.

Roaming Ronin was at the Green Cove Springs food truck festival and their menu caught our eyes. We…read moredecided to try to Yokisoda noodles with chicken. The serving size was huge and it was awesome! Well worth the $15. We also tried the egg rolls and different flavored lemonades and they were great too! The service was just as good as the food too. Followed them online so I can visit them again.

Food Trucks at the campground is almost always a big hit, this seems to be part of the amenities at…read moreSt. Augustine RV Resort where they partner with the passionate chefs and entrepreneurs like Roaming Ronin - we received a few text announcing these guys would be onsite outside the clubhouse which allowed all the campers an opportunity to cancel their dinner plans and do what campers do best which is to relax. The menu has a little for everyone and like me most who were lined up struggled to choose - we decided on the drunken wings and fries with two orders of fried gyoza but honestly I was on the fence even after I placed my order thinking "did I order enough" believe me there was plenty of food for the two of us. I requested the wings extra crispy and before he made my order he pulled a wing from the fryer and gave me a peek to ensure they were crispy enough before tossing them. The fried gyoza were so delicious I probably could of eaten another order maybe I should of tried them steamed to get the total experience. I thought the prices were reasonable and the service exceptional- I definitely hope to run into these guys again during my travels...

I tried this for lunch this week and it was so fresh and satisfying. I had the pabellón arepa. It…read morecame recommended by a coworker and I'm glad I tried it.

I had the pleasure of enjoying food from El Chamo Criollo this evening…read more I ordered one La Sifrina arepa and beef empanadas! Super flavorful, and fresh with heaping portions! I thought the service was pretty good. He was pretty busy but handled everyone with ease and kindness. I appreciated how clean the food truck was. I feel as though they take food safety very serious. The payment device was even clean! Haha! I do not play about food safety and cleanliness.

I tried this Mexican food truck from a video I seen on TikTok, and I'm happy I did. I got the…read morechicken dinner with rice and beans. The chicken was so flavorful and seasoned. Everything was so fresh and delicious.

Very friendly gentleman who handed me my meal. I ordered a chicken quesadilla and it came with rice…read moreand beans and it was very cost friendly in my opinion. The quesadilla was delicious came with cilantro and onions which is my favorite but I'm sure you can get it without also.

JPD Restaurant and food truck came to my neighborhood last night. There was a long line which I…read moreloved for the owner! The truck offered varied items such as tacos, chicken wings, cheesesteak and other sandwiches, and burgers. They also sold fried treats you would find at a festival like fried oreos. I ordered two tacos, cheeseburger and chicken, and a fried rice krispie treat. It took roughly 45 minutes to receive my order. I took it home and chowed down. The cheeseburger taco was my favorite, although I did enjoy the chicken too. The combo was on point with pickles, lettuce and tomato. This was my first time having a taco like this, and I would definitely like to have more lol! The chicken taco was tasty. The chicken was tender and juicy and I topped it with a little salsa. I wasn't a fan of the fried rice krispie. I didn't really taste the rice krispie, only the outside coating. On the positive side, I loved the tacos and will be checking for this food truck again soon!

Sweet and Salty Island Grindz is an Orlando based food truck that recently ventured the 2 hour…read moredrive to Jacksonville over the weekend. Why you asked? Well, the owner of the food truck (Will) is a Jacksonville'n. He wanted to go home and give his home town Jax peeps a lil sumthin sumthin of what they have to offer, Hawaiian and Filipino food. So on their first trial, they set camp just right outside the Orange Park Mall parking lot....and it was a hit. The smell and aroma alone coming out of their roof vents was enough to attract you to the truck like Zombies to noises. Their menu is pretty simple. The top sellers here are their Signature Plates: Huli Huli Chicken, Teriyaki Beef and Kalua Pork. I ordered the Huli Huli Chicken (5/5), Kalua Pork (5/5), Spicy Spam Musubi (5/5) and Regular Spam Musubi (4/5)...all fantastic in their own rights. All in all, I foresee big things happening for this truck. Great tasting, delicious, yummy tummy food. You can follow them on Instagram for more info and on site locations. Additionally, future plans include opening up 3-4 more food trucks in the future. Until we meet again S&S...

Local grindz .. kamaaina's from Hawaii know what that is. This truck has plate lunches which are…read morecomposed of two scoops of white rice, macaroni salad and a protein. They also offer sandwiches and spam musubi's. As an East Coast local joy from Kaimuki on Oahu I was psyched when I saw that I was going to be in Orlando and Chef Willi would be at a local micro-brew. So I ordered a Spam Musubi, the Huli-Huli Chicken plate lunch and the Kal-Bi Rib plate lunch. The proteins had a good char on them which is important. The Kal Bi ribs were very tasty just like I remembers them and the boneless Huli-Huli chicken had a nice sweet taste to it. The rice was made in a rice cooker so of course perfect and the Mac salad was good - a bit too creamy for my taste but the best I've had on the mainland. Mahalo Chef Willi for bringing some of the island to the east coast!