Juana Taco

Went in before work one day and omgeeeee so good! The ladies are super sweet! It was drizzling outside so they told me to stand by their house and brought my food to me. I had the "migas" and it was PERFECT! I can't wait to return.

Dry and greasy means you overcooked it and let it sit in bullshit to try and make it moist. Serious disgrace and wouldn't want refund or replaced.. seriously man you aren't the first bs taco truck thats not fresh.sorry sir you are an idiot and are the perfect example of a dumba$$ with no food knowledge

I'm on the fence about this truck, but overall, the food is good, the amount of meat and ingredients in the taco is pretty generous, and I guess they're trying to put themselves on the premium end of the taco spectrum. Flavorful meats. Tortillas are what they should be. The only reason I'm in the fence is because the price. They recently increased to $5.00 for a Juana Taco, which is probably the most I've ever paid for a taco that isn't some unnecessarily glitzy modern Mexican place downtown. Two tacos is over $10 which is expensive considering I don't have money leftover for a drink or a side of rice or beans. The only reason I pay is because I'm a lazy MFer who doesn't want to get in my car to drive and get some food because they show up at my work parking lot every once in a while. I guess you get what you pay for. That craphole called Taco Ranch has cheap tacos but they're absolutely terrible.

I mean the food wasn't terrible but it isn't what it states to be which is "authentic flavorful Mexican food." As someone from the valley who knows what authentic Mexican food tastes like this isn't it. If you're charging more than 4 dollars a taco it should at least be true to what you're stating it is. The queso to start off wasn't homemade but tasted like velveeta cheese. Which don't get me wrong isn't gross, but it's not authentic. The quesadilla was decent but the refried beans tasted canned or burned. The papa asada was super salty. I will say the salsa verde was pretty good so there's a plus. It's a super cute spot though.

This is a solid taco truck! This is coming from a person who has eaten from countless taco mobiles during my time on earth. I'm not sure if that necessarily makes me an expert, but I'll gladly purport my self to be one. I can only speak to the breakfast tacos and must admit they are quickly rising to the top of my list for places to procure my morning time deliciousness in a tortilla. Service is courteous and orders are accurate. This is valley style Mexican food of which I'm a huge fan. It might not be everyone's cup of tea. Also I should say, there's a couple of variations of valley style that are still authentic, but might not be exactly what you had at one of the million trucks in the valley. The valley is a large enough region to have variation in the cuisine, so keep that in mind my fellow taco snobs! I highly suggest scooping up some legit tacos at this joint!

Juana Tacos' food truck came to my office so I had to try. The fajita tacos were delicious, but the tortilla seemed a bit soggy. I love flour tortillas and maybe it was cooked enough? Not sure. The spices on the beef tasted good, but it had a different flavor..maybe they also used the grill top to cook liver or some other insides meats. I wasn't a fan of the taste. If I go back, I'll have to try the chickens

Not that busy on a Friday morning. Thought it was just because it was early, but even with no other customers he service was slow for just a few tacos. Price is pretty outrageous for the quality of food we were given. The tortillas were the worst part, the texture of cardstock paper and taste of cardboard. Literally I'm not even trying to be funny. My MOTHER makes better Chorizo and Egg, and the only good thing was the egg, potato and cheese. The cheese on the bean and cheese wasn't even melted, and the beans were lackluster. Never had a bad tortilla in Texas before, but if you want to find one, come here.

Noon on a Tuesday, no customers. I ordered a Juana Taco from the workers recommendation, was about $5 and some change and took about 4mins. With tip $8 for a mediocre taco, plenty of other taco spots with superior food that cost less.

Happy Happy Happy. The only words to describe Juana Taco. Their Red salsa is so fresh tasting and delicious but, the verde sauce...can't get enough. I am addicted. It's good on everything. Ask for extra.You can't go wrong with the Gringa taco. Get that with a side of Elote and their fresh corn chips and it is a solid 10/10 meal. Only thing missing was Horchata, which I hope makes an appearance in the future.I will definitely be back.

Overall, great flavors from the tacos, but a couple things keep me from giving 5 stars. The Good: staff was extremely friendly. I didn't have cash so the staff made my food while I ran to an ATM. The flavors were great! The flavors of the taco were great. The bad: My wife and I agreed that the amount of food was not sufficient to warrant the cost. The tacos are priced similarly to torchys. I can get 2 torchys tacos and be full. I was hungry after 3 of these, and my tiny petite wife was also still hungry after three. Overall, the flavors of the food and the nice staff was enough to give these guys another try. Hopefully next time they add some more meat to the tacos.