Food Truck Paradise

I tried tacos from the unnamed red truck and Mexicali Black truck. The pastor and red sauce from the red truck was my favorite, overall the two trucks were ok. Maybe i would try other options from the black truck next time. Seemed popular

A lot of choices for food but mainly Mexican food. This place gets packed in wekeend there is street parking and there is always garbage all over the place. Bring s seat the ocean. Is across the street and you can sit in the shade enjoy a meal

Energize up to tackle the shopping expedition at IKEA! Why have bland food at their cafe? For the about the same price, you can have an authentic, gritty seaside experience made by Mexicans and Puerto Ricans (might be more but I only saw those choices). There are about 20 trucks on a chilly early April Friday lunch. 2025.

Perfect spot for birria tacos, Puerto Rican sandwiches, mangonadas, elotes, mofongo, sorullos, and piña coladas! This place truly shines, offering an impressive array of delicious plates. Whether you're craving authentic Mexican flavors or classic Caribbean comfort food, you'll find something to love here. The vibrant atmosphere and friendly service only add to the excellent culinary experience. It's definitely a must-visit for any food lover looking for a fantastic and diverse meal. You'll be glad you stopped by! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

There are many Mexican and Puerto Rican food trucks here. Good to meander and find the dishes you want. Best Birria tacos. And great Pernil and fried plantains. No seating but you can rest against a railing or take away.

This place is awesome! Endless amount of authentic Mexican cuisine. Tacos are incredible! Do not leave without getting the traditional Cuban sandwich. I wish I had gotten a few to go…. Highly recommend.

This place is a food truck in a long row of food trucks. The food is okay. It's nothing great. In fact the chicken fingers or chicken pieces that I ordered were too well done. And were rather bland. But I must say, there's about 10 to 15 food trucks there and they're all owned and staffed by Latino immigrants. And I tell you I have to give them credit because they're all they're working, it was excessively hot outside and it must have been brutally hot in those trucks with those grills running. Yet they were in there working running around, everything coming out fast. So in that regard, I must say that was impressive. And it seems like it's the type of business that if you take the food safety class, and get the truck and learn how to operate a short order grill, there's really no reason why more people can't be doing this. Especially people that are complaining about an inability to earn a living. A couple of people can get together, combine their money, and get a little business going. Yeah it's tough in the beginning. You might have to sleep in the truck in the beginning but get the thing going, get it off the ground. Anyway, that discussion is for another day

The street is located along Long Wharf Drive, and it’s a must visit for me every time I drive by New Heaven , one of best street food place . There are food trucks of various Cuisines mostly , tacos, burritos, arepas, empanadas, birria tacos, and unique offerings like Puerto Rican jibaritos and carne frita with tostones The place is right on to I-95 makes and a great pit stop for food