Mexican food truck offers freshly made tacos with shrimp and carne asada options. Casual spot with covered seating and plastic tables keeps prices very fair. Friendly service and clean setup make it great for quick, quality meals.
Shrimp tacos stand out as delicious and well-prepared, alongside carne asada options. Service stays friendly despite the basic food truck setup with orders served through a small window.
"I thought the shrimp tacos here were the best I ever had."
"I experienced authentic food that reminded me of Puerto Vallarta."
"I thought the shrimp tacos from the food trucks were the best."
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The Pastor tacos cost $2.50 each and the shrimp tacos cost $3 each.
El Gallito Mexican Food Truck only accepts cash, but there is an ATM nearby.
Everything is made fresh to order at the food truck.
Enjoy authentic Mexican cuisine with large portions and flavorful salsas at this lively food truck. Outdoor seating features covered picnic tables, creating a casual atmosphere. Popular for burritos and tacos, it draws regulars despite some service inconsistencies.
Mexican food trucks here serve authentic tacos and bowls with solid flavor. Service can be inconsistent, with some issues around refunds.
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The taco truck is located outside a hardware store.
Breakfast burritos cost $14, which some may find steep.
Prices are reasonable for the portion sizes.
Food truck serves authentic Mexican street food with standout tongue tacos and birria burritos. Outdoor seating is loud and casual due to highway traffic. Prices are fair but slightly high for a food truck.
A conscientious chef crafts an authentic Mexican street food menu focused on great tacos. The food truck delivers a simple, genuine taste experience.
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Expect a wait time of about 10 minutes for food orders.
Prices for dishes can range from $15 to over $60 for multiple items.
The food truck offers authentic Mexican street food options.
Open, bright space with live salsa music and a vibrant atmosphere draws lively crowds. Bar serves exceptional cocktails like spicy margaritas. Food truck offers delicious food that perfectly complements the venue.
Food truck serves delicious food with a strong following. It offers a solid taste experience that complements the brick and mortar location.
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Happy hour runs from 9pm to 2am on Fridays with discounted drinks.
They offer a buffet on Saturday and Sunday from 10 AM to 3 PM.
Some Saturdays feature a mariachi band performing live.
Food truck serves authentic Mexican flavors with homemade tortillas and generous portions. Outdoor seating is limited but available near a busy retail lot. Prices stay unexpectedly low, drawing a steady crowd for quick, tasty meals.
Offers Mexican food with a friendly owner and a fantastic menu.
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The Little Sonora Food Truck is located in the Lowe's parking lot.
The prices are unexpectedly low for the Seattle area.
The portions are generous, providing good value for your money.
Food truck serves authentic Mexican tacos like al pastor and birria de res with self-serve condiments adding zest. Lunch hours get busy and lively. Prices stay low, highlighted by a $1.30 taco Tuesday deal. Some note unsanitary concerns but charm remains.
Little and unassuming food truck offers burritos and has a cute and charming vibe. Some concerns about unsanitary conditions have been noted.
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Taco Tuesday offers $1.30 tacos, making it the best day for deals.
Expect large portions, which are bigger than average for the area.
The food truck is open during good hours, ideal for lunch.
Food truck serves pulled pork mac and cheese and cheesesteak brisket sandwich with expert barbecue skills. Small outdoor seating creates a lively vibe. Prices are high but lines stay short even near major events.
Pulled pork mac and cheese and cheesesteak brisket sandwich stand out on the menu. The food truck offers convenient access outside major events with no lines despite crowds. Staff create a lively vibe that adds to the experience.
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The Jimmi Hendrix Juneteenth event supports small businesses and celebrates the holiday.
Expect no wait times at the food truck outside Lumen Field, even when crowded.
Bring cash as some vendors may not accept credit cards.