Food Truck Adobe Guadalupe

Delicious food is an understatement!! Best food in Valle of Guadalupe. The owner is a Lovely lady that reflects on every bite. Don’t miss out on it!

Very nice food and service. The food was flavorful and fresh. The lingua was well cooked and probably the best I've had in my limited experience with this meat. Very reasonable prices too; <$30 USD for two dishes and two glasses of wine. I think I would have preferred tortillas rather than bread, but it was soft and fresh at least.

Open Thursday through Monday, starting at 12:30pm. The winery itself is not my favorite in the region, but this food truck is pretty much my go-to lunch option when I’m bringing friends to the Valle for the first time. Good variety— lots of tapas— fresh produce, flavorful starters, salads, and sandwiches. And really reasonable prices. You can get what would be a $14 app in the US for maybe half the price here.

Delicious food and the staff were very attentive. The ribeye grilled cheese was awesome, as was the shrimp salad. Would definitely recommended this place.

The food, beer, and wine were amazing! Great atmosphere! Roasted mushrooms were really good, and so were the potatoes with shrimp/tounge! I would go back any day!

Amazing place... great service, fastintic food accompanied by great wine!! My favorite is the lengua ,shrimp and potatoes plate!!

I loved my dining experience outside! The service was excellent and warm. Offerings were fresh and interesting. I had mushrooms (tapas) and the duck confit torta, agua fresca, and a glass of house wine. Well-priced, tranquil space, great service. Looking forward to visit again!

Amazing place all the time Super good service The lengua and abrimos , the wine , the ladies who serve , everything! To come back always :)

The Adobe Food Truck is amazing! We have eaten here several times. Today had the potato's Bravas and Gambas AJILLO which were both wonderful, and caprese salad with fresh bread. So good!

Visited this spot with family and friends over the weekend. It's a cute little spot for food and drinks. The potatas are yummy, we had two orders. The wifey ordered her shrimps and she was beyond happy with it. I got the Steak sandwich and it was delicious. Seating is outside under a tree, the environment was nice, but it was hot. Our party was 19 people so the food took a little bit to come out and it came out at separate times.

When I think of "food truck", I think of ordering at a window, then standing around until my order is called. This has "food truck" in its name...but it is NOT a typical food truck experience. This is a "wine and dine", fancy shmancy place! It's located next to other wineries/eateries, and has a chill and beautiful vibe. You order at a table that's in front of the food truck, and then they bring it to you at your shaded picnic table. The service is fantastic. Super friendly! We showed up in swim gear, and felt waaay underdressed. But they didn't mind. (English speakers at this spot!) The food and drinks were delicious. Everything we ordered was flavorful. The whole family loved the shrimp on the salad, we came back another day and order four orders of JUST the shrimp. Delicious!! There is a guard sitting in a booth in the parking lot, so feels safe.

The food was great! The portions were perfect for pairing with wine while visiting Adobe. The chorizo balls in the potatoes were amazing! Friendly service.

Fresh food hot off the grill. Nice selection for a food truck. You would never believe that you're eating at a food truck when you come here. It's parked on the grounds of a winery with a beautiful garden filled with rosemary, shrubs, succulents, and bouganvilla. You can enjoy small plates to share that include steak sandwiches, shrimp salad, grilled mushrooms and glasses of wine. Service is great- you order at the counter and then they provide table service. Everyone speaks english, so it's not a problem for non-spanish speaking guests. A great stop on your wine tour!

We came here after a few people recommended it, and it did not disappoint. It sits in the middle of a winery, and the ambiance was really cute with wooden picnic tables and native plants. The food was AMAZING! We ordered the roasted potatoes, shrimp, lingua, and the cheese plate, and we loved every bite. It was also served with a small loaf of bread, which was perfectly fluffy on the inside and crunchy on the outside. I should mention that it's relatively difficult to get to. It rained recently, so there were plenty of puddles on the roads and the dirt paths were REALLY bumpy, which is common for this area. This is a must stop for my next trip to VdG

Let's just say that the pictures don't give this "food truck " any justice. The food is truly on another Level. Each dish has a personality of its own. The garlic shrimp was on a level of its own, unforgettable. The wine is all from the Adobe winery, of which is amazing. Make sure to check this place out, totally worth your time!

2 visits in less than 2 weeks... the first was on a trip with a day tour with Boca Roja. Came back 10 days later for an overnight getaway... The 1st visit we had a little bit of almost every Tapas on the menu and shared it family style.. This visit...we had 3 items which came with some soft delicious bread. 1) mushrooms 2) the dish with potatoes, shrimp, sausage 3) little spicy wieners (it was labeled as "new" on the menu) AMAZING! seriously some of the best food i've ever had!!! we had a glass of wine each and of course bought a bottle to take home. Service was fabulous on both visits... the lady even gave me a goodbye/thank you hug when we left on this past visit this will be a solid staple in my Guadalupe travels. Hope to stay at the lodging eventually too

Incredible food truck located onsite at the Adobe winery. Take a glance at the large chalkboard and you are SURE to see items that catch your eye. My advice: go for everything you want--otherwise you're sure to regret it. Also, the food is wonderful to experience family style. For sure some of the freshest, most flavorful, and delectably enjoyable food I've had out of a food truck. Everything was a winner and affordably priced. Pair with some wine, grab a nice outdoor seat, and what more could you ask for? Amazing.

I just left and Pita's food is still with me in taste and spirit. It's love and passion and I only had two dishes. First, the spot is cozy and beautiful. Lots of tables either on the porch or garden. It was warm so Leda suggested I sit on the cooler porch. Smart. I had the Chardonnay to start and looked at the menu for about 10 minutes. I wanted everything. Where am I? France? Spain? So smart and different. I went polish sausage and peppers with brandy. Rocked my simple world. The croquettes with Jambon and cheese were the perfect date for my sausage. Delicate and full of flavor. And they paired perfect with my wine. With the easy parking and fantastic service I'd be a regular of major proportions. It's at the end of the wine trail, but good things come to those who wait! And this is 100% worth it. Thank you both for great food in an unexpected place.

"Food truck" Yes, technically, I suppose. When you are serving food from a truck it's safe to call it a food truck, but when the food rolling out of the vehicle is as good as what Adobe is serving I hope the term "food truck" doesn't deter the other Valle visitors. Think of Adobe as "5-stars on wheels!" I've been here four separate times thanks to the fine folks at Boca Roja and each time our visit has been nothing short of awesome. From the curated dishes, to the beverages served, the casual communal picnic tables, and the sheer TLC that you can tell goes into each dish, Adobe is exceptional! Once you've devoured your epic meal take a quick spin around the small boutique to grab some local olive oil, wine, artistic creations. It's safe to say that my next trip to both Valle De Guadalupe and Adobe Food Truck can't come soon enough!

The first food truck I've been to that has sit down table service and the food is served on finer dining plates. Adobe is an absolute must if you're around this area of Via de Guadalupe. The head chef, Leda, was recently named to a list of the most influential business owners in the region, and oh yeah, she was the only woman to make that list. Stop by and you'll see why. Between the amazing food highlighted with a duck confit torta, locally made beer and wine, and the incredible hospitality this is probably the best food truck I've ever visited. It's not what you'd expect from a food truck...it's way better.

Do not let the food truck part of this fool you. This food truck puts out some gourmet like food as if you were eating at a five star restaurant. Their croquetas are AMAZING. You must absolutely have these. The champiñones are incredible as well. The Duck Confit torta is a must otherwise why are you even coming here?! The wines are solid and their house beer is delicious as well.

Very cozy place. Good location for wine tasting and the food truck have some yummy appetizers to to with it. The owner is very friendly!!

This food truck is soo good! I want to go back if anyone wants to drive me to Ensenada. Don't think of a regular food truck. Think of a nice casual restaurant and outdoor seating. They bring the food out to you on nice plates and have silverware. I know, I should be eating tacos in mexico but one of the girls talked about this food truck and I was excited to try it. They have a lot of tapas to choose from and sandwiches. I ordered the sausage and pesto sandwich. Pesto is just amazing on everything.. The sandwich had polish sausage, homemade pesto, lettuce, tomato and cheese. It was delicious! It's toasted perfectly and every bite made me happy. Amazing! I tried the patatas bravas and the croquetas de jamon serrano. Both were really good. I did prefer the croquetas. It's spanish proscuitto croquettes. The owner was really nice too. Definitely had a great visit and I would love to come back again.

There are not enough reviews for this place. These ladies made the best food I've ever had in my life. This is not an understatement. I am a major foodie. I wasn't even supposed to come and God brought myself and my friends here. This wasn't on the itinerary but our driver said it was good. More people should know about this place! We had everything on the menu. And everything was good. We also had the wine from the winery but the mango strawberry agua Fresca omg ! Amazing amazing amazing! Attached are my favorites. I need these ladies to be closer to my house. I live right next to the border and this is still not close enough. I wish I couldn't come down all the time.

We saw giant sunflowers in the distance, so we stopped here for a bit to get some tapas. We shared the diablos a caballo (#6) and tapa mediterranea (#1). Even though this is technically a food truck, they bring out your order to your table like a normal restaurant. Both appetizers were really good and fresh. I've never had prunes stuffed with smoked oysters, wrapped in turkey bacon before (#6), but it was actually really good and had an interesting texture combination. The service is very friendly and setting was simple. Of course there is only outside seating available and a small shop where you can purchase wine or olive oil, plus free wi-fi! The complimentary candies they give you at the end of your meal are good too!

I wish all food trucks were like this one! Think of a small restaurant with picnic tables and sun shades and a view of the vineyard! You don't actually order at the food truck. Someone comes to your table and takes your order. The servers all knew English and were very helpful at translating the menu. We got a few rounds of Rosé and ordered the lengua (tongue) combination with shrimp and potatoes and the ribeye sandwich. I can't decide which was my favorite. Both were my delicious. Prices were very affordable and service was spot on. Definitely recommend!

We had an amazing lunch here! We sat at a picnic table under an olive tree and the service was amazing. We ordered a caprese salad and picositos de lengua, which was potatoes, shrimp, and beef tongue marinated in a chili olive oil. The salad was delicious, and the picosito was quite an experience. It was not too spicy and the beef tongue was very tender, tasting like tender beef chuck. The shrimp and potatoes were also delicious. You can't do winetasting at the tables, but they sell wines by the glass from the winery as well as beer. All was good! We'll be back to try more next time.

We stopped by this place on our way from a wedding ceremony to the reception (we had a three hour wait between the two). They've got such courteous wait staff and excellent food. It's a food truck that serves up Spanish tapas (shareables). Potatoes, shrimp, beef tongue, mushroom, tons of olive oil, and bread! Really can't beat that. It was the perfect amount of food and at a great price (about $10 per person, inclusive of a 20% tip). Definitely a good place to stop for a filling snack, situated on a vineyard.

When people think of dining at the Valle de Guadalupe the associations are always with the dining experiences of Finca Altozano or Corazón de Tierra. Boca Roja (company that was hosting the wine tour) challenged this notion and suggested this place as our lunch stop. Located inside the Adobe Guadalupe Vineyards & Inn, Spanish tapas is cooked in a food truck and served to guests outside. You don't have to be a hotel guest to enjoy their menu as the restaurant and seating area is open to the public. The chef/owner Leda Gamboa entertained us for the afternoon while chef Lupita Gomez was in the back creating such mouthwatering dishes. Also there to entertain us were a small pack of rescue dogs. If our group didn't have to be in a hurry to get to our final stop I would've spent more time playing with these playful pups. Here was what was served that day. Our meal was covered as part of the tour, but had we purchased this outright it would total around $600MXN or about $30USD. This was a sweet deal as you wouldn't be able to get the equivalent amount of food across the border! 1. Assorted cheese plate - a selection of 5 soft cheeses. My favorite was the small square cheese. 2. Champiñones al ajillo (mushrooms sautéed with garlic, guajillo pepper and olive oil) - the mushrooms are nicely flavored in that olive oil and the peppers gave it a nice spicy kick. 3. Caprese salad - a small salad but I used it as a palate cleanser for the heavier dishes. 4. Sausage al brandy (tender Polish sausage flambeed with onions and sweet peppers) - Slices of sausages are soaked in an olive oil mix an cooked with onions and sweet peppers. 5. Picosito de sausage y camaron (spicy mix of Polish sausage, shrimp, potatoes and olive oil) - my second favorite entree. The secret was the sauce with an olive oil base. Good portion of sausage, shrimp and potatoes. 6. Duck confit sandwich - my favorite entree. Each guest was given a half sandwich to share. The duck was so flavorful and the bread sopped up the juice from the duck confit. The side salad was a nice touch to add more veggies into the diet. I had a glass of agua fresca for my drink as they were known for this and I wanted to take a brief respite from drinking, knowing that I would be drinking more later. It was fruity and very refreshing. Wines and beers purchased onsite are also locally sourced. The food truck operates on a slow food concept: showcase ingredients and vendors local to the region and use as few ingredients as possible. Her love and passion shows in the final product as I found every single dish to be excellent. My fellow Yelpers also agreed in unison. I'm familiar with the food truck concept as it gives chefs with limited resources a way to pursue their dreams, hence I don't have a negative association with food trucks. I can say that this is the best food truck meal I've ever eaten. Looking forward to eating again here as well as staying at the nearby hotel. (n.b.: There's a shop next to the food truck that sells some of the items Leda and Lupita use in their cooking. Some Yelpers went inside and got something. I heard the olive oil was quite popular).

This food truck was delish! We warmed up with a yummy cheese platter & some bread then worked our way to our entrees. We enjoyed the shrimp, sausage, & potato appetizer platter @ the table. Shortly after we were able to indulge on a duck confit torta. The taste was superb! We each got half a torta but luckily, since I was a team player, I enjoyed one of my fellow Elites torta since she didn't want it. Lol. The food truck has a store right next door. They have very crafty artisan items for sale and I couldn't help but buying a salsa. They also sell wine, tee shirts, and books so don't be shy. Check the store out while you're there. All in all, for a food truck, the food selection was very expansive and delicious. I was glad I was able to enjoy various items from the menu and also enjoy the garden style dining area they provide for their customers.

What an amazing hidden gem! A food truck is an understatement as it's stationed outside a little store, they brew beer and make wine nearby, and there's table seating with service. Pros? The setting is just so peaceful, underneath the trees with a breeze Oh my goodness, the owner! She operates on such a high level of service and you can tell she takes great pride in sharing her creations with her customers Super creative menu... like the duck sandwich (basically a duck sloppy joe with honey mustard dressing... so good) House made olive oil, bread and meat balls... need I say more? Unbeatable prices Wonderful flavor combinations Diverse menu to suit anyone's pallet (influences from so many cultures!) The house made golden ale was amazing... unfiltered and such good head Oh my goodness and the tequila aged in rose barrels... to die for! Cons? She loves putting tomato on dishes and since I'm allergic I couldn't partake in some (nor do I think they'd be the same without the tomato)

The food here is some of the best food that I have ever tried. I have been here twice now, once with a guided wine tour, and then again with a large group of 20 tourists. On both occasions, the food was phenomenal. What I really appreciated about the last time I was there with a large group is that the woman managing the food truck was so accommodating and helped us pick out a family-style menu that featured a wonderful set of courses. The service, food, and ambiance is top-notch. This is a must-stop location for wonderful tapas on any trip to Valle de Guadalupe.

Wow I did not expect to eat from a food truck. Much less to love it. Great items in a very beautiful place awesome wine. Great company. Just a very good easy experience.

Great food don't let "Food Truck" fool you. Must try the Duck you will not be disappointed. Located outside the door of the tasting room cant go wrong. Leda was great, the staff was pleasant. Shaded seating.

The Guadalupe Valley has a concentration of fine cuisine. We've had extraordinary meals in the Valley, but the bites that linger on my palate are the two late afternoon tapas we had at the Adobe Food Truck. The camarones al ajillos and a dish of sautéed mushrooms were delicious, the shrimp perfectly cooked to maintain the sweetness of the camarones. Each sauce required the bread with which the dish was served to sop up the flavor. Leda, the proprietor and, I assume, executive chef, is a terrific host and resource for referrals for food and wine in the valley. She explained to us that she has a limited number of tables (beautifully set) to match the capacity of the truck's kitchen. Don't miss this culinary treat.

Excellent tapas. Had the sausage, shrimp and potatoes in spice olive oil and it was amazing.

This place is absolutely AMAZING..you have to come here and the food is so good and the ambience is perfect already planning my next trip

The food here is SO GOOD! Don't miss out on the great selection of tapas that Leda and her team offers! I was introduced to Adobe Fold Truck by our Boca Roja Wine Adventure tour guide Tim and I am still thinking about the creamy goat cheese and the delicious mushrooms that we ate. Everything there was so good. I tried their agua Fresca and it so refreshing and a nice break from all the wine I was drinking. Since we were with a group we were able to try a little of everything and the food was really really good and they offer lots of wine and beer options as well. I can't wait until my next visit!!!! This food truck is a must if you are in the area and hungry!

Delicious. We came for lunch and we were blown away by the flavors. We had a few Tapas: mushroom, shrimp with garlic, sausage and peppers, and the Amazing wonderful croquets. Everything was jam packed with flavor and you can tell they took pride in what they serve. The server made sure to tell us if she thought we may have ordered more than we needed to help us gauge the portion size. Then we ordered sandwiches. We all got the Duck confit sandwich. Good Lord. Best duck I've had in a very long time. The bread was soft and very fresh with a nice thin crispy crust. I don't know how they made that bread but let me tell you: It was good! We were so happy with our meal that we all agreed to go again before we leave the valley and head back home. Good times! Also, they said if you call ahead they can make sure they have food available late in the day for you.

Best duck and filet tortas, great bread, wonderful fresh veggies, and wine from Adobe, but wait until fall, to warm and crowded at this time. Great ataff :)

Adobe Food Truck has been the most delicious, amazing food I have had in El Valle.. Highly recommend, it's worth the drive & it's just so beautiful & peaceful.. The people here are amazing friendly & they wait on u fast..

I have been here a few times with my husband and my family finally made it out to visit. I always raved about the great tapas and service. However, this time was different the food was good reason for the 3 stars, the waitresses were fine but the manager who I have always seen in all my visits since my first time 5 years ago was incredibly rude to my family. It was so disappointing and probably will never be back. So many other places in el Valle I recommend somewhere else for a quick bite, not worth the money... what made the money worth it was the hospitality from this individual and this has been lost.

Fresh, healthy, delicious food in the middle of nowhere, it seemed. People for some reason knew about this place and it was busy. Wife had shrimp salad - lots of sauteed shrimp in olive oil and garlic and greens. She can't get enough of it. I had caprese grilled sandwich; cleaned out my plate. It was creamy mozzarella with pesto. We had garlic mushroom tapas. We had nothing to complain about. Food, ambience, gorgeous view of a rainy countryside; It was all perfect.

This was my favorite spot at valle. The croquetas, sauteed mushrooms were amazing. The rib eye torta is up there with one of the best tortas I've ever had

The location cannot be beat. It is a beautiful spot to enjoy wine and tapas. The food is all well seasoned and delicious. We has shrimp and the potatoes. For a relaxing evening in the Valley this is a great place.

Went vino tasting , my husband is not a fan of wine , so he sat down to drink a beer underneath a tree and the lady with short hair and glasses kicked us out. I understand in the dining area but he was completely away from the sitting area. I think that was so rude, mostly how she said. And we hear she's the owner that's really unprofessional

Amazing setting. Incredible Food. Don't let the "food truck" term set you back. You get served at your table in the courtyard on real plates with real silverware. The tapas we had were great. We stopped here on our way to dinner at Deckman's. I wish we had doe it the other way around and had our full dinner at the Food Truck. We had the potatoes, the sausage and the olive and cheese tapas. WOW! I WILL be back here... again and again.

By far my favorite food in Valle de Guadalupe. Diverse, fresh menu sources local ingredients to create fantastic dishes that everyone can enjoy. And of course, the staff and owner Leda make the experience fabulous every time!

The food here is GOOD! Their Tapas are very tasty and our favorite is the shrimp Ajillo, soooo good! Their mushroom one is good too. Mouth watering salads and really good artisan style sandwiches. The beer is cold and the wine is from Adobe winery, excellent wine. The service is very friendly. Leda and Pita are wonderful host and friends. My family loves coming here. I know there are a lot of options in Guadalupe, but take it from someone who has lived here 46 years, this place is worth finding.

Lunch here with 13 friends on a Sunday afternoon was absolutely magical. Since we had so many people, I contacted Leda ahead of time through email, and she was very responsive. When we arrived she greeted me like an old friend, saw our group to a beautifully set table, and brought us drinks immediately. The rose was fantastic; the agua fresca absolutely amazing. Then platter after platter came out with mushrooms, sausage, caprese, cheese, potatoes, shrimp....and each was better than the last. Leda knew that we were celebrating my 50th birthday, and so our meal capped off with an amazing chocolate quince cake! I can't say enough about how wonderful this meal and entire experience was. Thank you so much, Leda!

For what it's worth the food looked and smelled great but after waiting around for about 90 minutes, I never got a seat. I was visiting from the US for a couple days and took a trip up to Valle de Guadelupe from where I was staying in Ensenada. After a frustrating car ordeal where I was helped out by some locals, I asked for a recommendation; Adobe Food Truck was the first recommendation. The recommender gave me directions and described the owner and how great she was. I'm sad to say despite the referral and all of these other great reviews, I showed up on a Saturday afternoon around 3:15p. The place was moderately busy but not at all crazy or too crowded. I walked up to the food truck (thinking you order there) and was ignored for about 5 minutes by servers running around; then the woman I was told was the owner told me there was a waiting list to be seated and that it would be about 30 minutes. I said okay but asked if I could at least have a drink. Apparently, they weren't even willing to sell me a glass of wine while I waited...at this winery. She just directed me inside to do the wine tasting area. I hung around outside and checked out the wine shop for about 30 minutes; did a wine tasting which I drew out to about 30 min; then after about 20 min more of hanging outside I checked with the owner again and she told me she actually had no idea how long the wait would be from that point and added that she was waiting on a reservation for 18, pointing to an empty table. She at least looked like she felt bad, but I guess that was intended as my only consolation. I was literally a party of ONE person and just wanted to try out some good food --- I didn't need much space and wouldn't have held a table for too long; not like I planned to sit around chit-chatting. I'm not sure the 18-person reservation was relevant (because either I would have eaten and been done by that point or the reserving party was incredibly late, right?) but okay. I waited about 10 more min after speaking to the owner, thinking if it was a screw-up and she had forgotten me for all that time, she would jump to get me seated ASAP. Nope. At that point I just decided to leave, as I was in a pretty terrible mood, justifiably hangry. I noticed it was much more crowded by then and that many of the tables had turned over since I'd arrived (pretty sure no one was 'waitlisted' before me because I felt pretty in the way as the only person standing around waiting). No idea how a place with such great reviews and so highly recommended by neighbors dropped the ball this much; and I was awfully disappointed to leave hungry.

Adobe Food Truck is AMAZING! Leda is a great host and really goes out of her way in order to make sure that you have a wonderful experience. Not to mention, the food and setting was AWESOME!! Definitely one of our favorite spots in the Valle and look forward to coming back many times!!

The girl in charge of the food truck area was extremely rude. The wine from the winery is amazingly though.

This is top quality eating. I had the rib eye sandwich and it was perfect. Since its next to Adobe Guadalupe's tasting room, the food truck has a couple of wine selections on the menu. I'll be back.

Honestly, best cuisine we have had to this point in valle de Guadalupe. Food is very, very fresh, you can tell they know when, what to make when it's properly ripe. Sandwich was beyond terrific! Caprese had absolutely perfect tomatoes, put many Italian restaurants to shame. Potatoes with olive oil, spices is simple, yet exquisite. Nice selection of premium wine and Stella. In a pretty setting. Very worth your time to find, enjoy!

This was our 4th time to the Adobe Food Truck. It is always the highlight of our trip. Leda does an outstanding job.