Looove this food truck! Tots were hot and crispy. I ordered their BBQ pork tots and I was…read moreimpressed! Portions are huge and well priced! The service was friendly and they were so fast. I saw them at the farmers market and I'll definitely order from them again the next time I see them out!

Caught Hotsy Totsy at Campbell Park for Food Truck Friday. The menu looked incredibly tasty, but I…read moreultimately decided to try the Brisket Totchos. This was a brilliant concoction of taco meat, briskett,brisket, red onions, and sour cream. And if you like a bit of heat, it also comes with jalepenos. All of it is a riff on loaded fries except tator tots are used instead. The portion size was quite nice, the workers were very friendly, and the dish arrived quickly despite the steady line of people placing orders. Looking forward to visiting the truck again and enjoying other variations on their menu.

Food is amazing. Got to try it at the Fall Food Truck Showdown and ordered the Kalbi Steak tacos…read more The steak was chopped up into smaller pieces (making it easy to eat) and was juicy and spicy! It was topped with cabbage and type of green vegetable which gave it a nice fresh taste. The chipotle mayo added to the kick! Banh me owners, if you see this, you need to come out to the State capitol during the work week!

Pho in a burrito - so crazy that it works…read more Would love more veggies in the other dishes, as they can get a little one-note. Meat has always been great though - never dry, which is where a lot of food trucks go wrong. Flavorful overall and not your typical Iowa food truck, so bonus points for bringing something different!

I was able to try a new truck today that I hadn't made it to yet... Street Eats DSM…read more Klickle showed them right off of 47th and Westown and I remembered it was food truck Wednesday over at the Regency buildings (4700 Westown Pkwy in West Des Moines). They normally park on the South side of the buildings... Last year there was usually three or four trucks out there every Wednesday...this year only two most of the time. I've had my eye on Street Eats DSM and as luck would have it they were parked alongside one of my other favorite trucks today...Jack & Vinnie's (owned and operated by Club 2000). But I came for Street Eats DSM...got to stick to the plan. I'd already scoped out the Rocky Balboa online. Philly style beef, natural cut fries, mushrooms, onions, peppers, and American cheese on a large hoagie roll... The other menu items sure looked really good too. Ordering and paying was a snap and I was surprised when they handed me a buzzer to signal me when my order was ready for pickup. What is this madness? Is this witchcraft? A truck using a buzzer call system... Have pigs flown and hell froze over? I have no idea what this costs to maintain, but I hope other trucks start using this... My buzzer went off after a short wait and I grabbed my sandwich and headed to the car for the short drive back to my office. The sandwich was $9 and a can of Coke was $1. So a total of $10 before tip... My biggest issue with some food trucks is that I don't feel like I get the amount of food I would at a restaurant. Probably why I like Jack & Vinnie's...this is never an issue with them. It's not an issue with Street Eats DSM either... I am pleasantly full, not stuffed, but I feel like it was money well spent. I'm not usually a big fan of potatoes on my sandwiches, but the fries were crispy and added a nice crunch along with being very filling. The sandwich was cooked well...all components...and the staff provided really good service. You can't expect much more than that off a truck. A big thumbs up. Glad I finally caught up with these guys. 2nd visit. Stopped over at Regency West for Food Truck Wednesday again. Street Eats DSM and 515 Pi were there. Top Bun and Roadside Tacos were no shows. So... Street Eats DSM again it is... As I said previously they had other menu items I wanted to try anyway. :) I decided to try the Cajun tacos today and I made sure to say hello to Aaron. He's a nice guy and the man can cook... I ordered the Cajun tacos...one shrimp and one catfish. 2/$7. The shrimp and fish were cooked perfectly. The other ingredients were fresh, and the remoulade has a great flavor to it. Like Jack & Vinnie's this is a truck I don't walk away from hungry or unhappy. Great service. The menu items are a good bang for your buck as far as size/quantity and quality. I know fish and chips and shrimp and fish tacos has been a hot item lately... I'd suggest putting this truck on your to-try list for both. The buzzer call system they use is genius. It would probably have been more efficient today if I hadn't been standing in front of the pick up window talking. (Dates of service: 07/11/2018 and 07/18/2018)

I am fairly new to the food truck world. This was a pleasure to get to try…read more Within walking distance of my job on a beautiful day. The truck was set up in the parking lot and the line was just forming. The menu was written on a chalkboard. The details of each item were very thorough. I was very interested in the chicken bruschetta. We ordered and it took about 3-5 min for the fresh food to come to the window. Oh my it was huge! Starting from the bottom was a big ol bun. Then was the hot fresh French fries..Oh and then the shredded chicken, bruschetta, and pesto mayo and cheeses. I thought the flavor was fantastic and wished I didn't have so far to walk back to my company so I could eat it right down. The amount of food was too much for my little mouth so I had to get it back to where I could cut it down again. Next time I am skipping the bun and having it all on fries!!

Ran across this taco truck in the Menards parking lot in Grimes. They have such a variety, but I'm…read morevery partial to street tacos if they have them. We placed our order and they gave us a buzzer to let us know when it would be done. It didn't take long, but it was definitely made fresh. I ordered the Al Pastor tacos. Hot, fresh, very flavorful. If I could add anything, it would be to put some pineapple bits in there as other places do with Al Pastor, but it was still delicious without it. Prices are very good too. We will definitely be back. You can find the company on Facebook and they cater.

I have eaten at a lot of taco trucks... Tacos were awful, the wait was long, $4/taco .... The staff…read morewas nice though.

This taco truck is located in the parking lot just west of 59th, on Douglas. I had the steak tacos…read more They are traditional: soft corn shells, meat, cilantro and onions. They have a hot red sauce and a more mild green sauce, which I got because I'm a wuss. The steak was flavorful and the shells were grilled and warm. They held up well, which is a plus for me. I don't like when they fall apart. They are served with a lime wedge, some radish slices and a salt packet but the salt content was perfect so I didn't need it. The menu is typical but they have a lot of meat options like pig stomach, beef cheek and tripe. I will definitely keep them in mind for a quick bite when I am in the area. Tacos are $1.85 each and there is a picnic table on case you want to enjoy your tacos by the truck.

Pretty good, fast, and convenient. Theree was a lot of steak on asada tacos and sopes.read more

The BEST taco truck food I've ever had! My favorite spot to eat. Just tried the carnita/asada…read moreburrito for the 1st time tonight...AMAZING! The burrito was huge! Their meat is tender and not overcooked or undercooked either like some. Very pleased everytime I go here! I have yet to be dissapointed!

I love taco truck tacos. I really love this taco truck! I had the cabesa (head meat) tacos and…read morealso the cabesa quesadilla. Very tasty! I love their salsas too. Their salsa verde is super fresh and flavorful. I enjoy going and sitting at the picnic table and talking with others that are enjoying the food. Very nice people and very good good = a super dinner for little dinero!

One of the best food trucks in Des Moines! Food is always…read morefresh and hot. Customer service is great all around great.

This is the second time that I have stopped here passing through the east side of Des Moines. Both…read moretimes the food has been excellent, fresh, and good potions. I love their steak tacos! Their fresh ingredients makes the flavors really pop! The only thing I can say negative is that the prices have really gone up, but I understand. Inflation and good ingredients have driven priced up everywhere!!! I would definitely recommend stopping here if you want good authentic Mexican food!

Fantastic asada tacos, great salsa, very quick service. I would highly recommend this spot. I will…read morebe coming back any time I'm in the area. Lots of stuff on the menu I wanted to try.

Jose Tacos, man this food truck is the kind of grease-soaked salvation you'd claw your way toward…read morethrough a ditch of stale beer and regret after a night of pounding tequila shots till your liver screams uncle. Or, shit, in my case, after a soul-crushing afternoon wandering West Elm, pretending I give a sh*t about artisanal throw pillows while secretly plotting to ram a floor lamp down my throat just to feel something real again. The air hits you like a sucker punch grilled carne asada and a fat waft of primo weed, mingling into this unholy perfume that grabs you by the nostrils and drags you face-first into the chaos. It's a go*damn siren song for the hungry, the stoned, and the downright depraved. This orange beast squats just a curly-hair from the Iowa State Capitol, a middle finger to suits and sanitation codes alike. The vibe? Pure, unfiltered food truck anarchy; think sticky asphalt, busted sidewalks, and a health inspector's rolling nightmare. I love it. I've roared past this beast thousands of times, tires screaming, on my way to some soul-crushing boutique in the East Village, but this one afternoon, the speakers are blasting Tacos! Tacos! Tacos! like a coked-up mariachi raving at the moon. It's a primal call, part rave, part ritual sacrifice and I was summoned, no questions asked. I slam down five street tacos. At three bucks a pop fu*k me, that's cheap. We're talking barebones brilliance meat dripping with grease, a sloppy sprinkle of cheese, some diced onion, and a cilantro garnish, all crammed onto a pair of corn tortillas toasted so perfectly they could double as fine art. I take a bite, and holy sh*t it's a go*damn revelation. Juices are gushing down my chin like I'm starring in a taco bukakke flick, my taste buds are doing a filthy tango with a side of donkey show flair, and I'm grinning wider than a chick eating cake at her quinceañera. For those sacred, greasy minutes, the world's a beautiful sh*tshow, and I'm the king of it sucking down taco juice while plotting my next bite. This is living, you prissy little bit*hes. Eat up.