Milita's Taco Truck

Was hungry and driving down rt.1 yesterday so I decided to stop at this little taco food truck I've noticed a few times. I got there kind of early so I didn't have to wait at all. I ended up getting a big ass steak and shrimp burrito for $5! What a bargain and man was this burrito good! I enjoyed it so much that I went back today but this time it was full-on lunch time with several people in line and waiting for their order although the wait wasn't to bad considering you only have two ladies inside doing all the work.I'll be going back soon to try some other items on the menu. The prices are very reasonable for what you get. If you're in the area give them a try.

By far one of the best burritos I have ever had. This Taco Truck is definitely worth the travel. From Ft. Meade it's about 11 minutes travel time to the truck and about a 7-10 minute wait for your actual food. I recommend going if you have a longer than normal lunch. We got there early so there was no wait, but people began to show up around 11:30 a.m. Prices are cheap and you get a lot of food. For $5 dollars I got a fully loaded 1lb burrito and for $2 I received a large papusas. The food is definitely worth the drive. I love my Baja Fresh and Chipotle, but I would go here over them any day. If your starving stop by Milita's Taco Truck, but I'm sure you won't be able to finish the burrito.

Fantastic tacos and burritos at a very reasonable price. Your standard taco truck with a slightly expanded selection of tortas etc. Excellent house-made hot sauce and the staff is really friendly. Exceptionally clean as well for a taco truckCash only unfortunately.To be fair there isn't much around this area other than horrific chains and equally bad non-chain restaurants. It is one of the few places close to my office that is open for lunch. In a more populated area where there is more action i'm not sure it would rate this highly.

They changed their name and truck. It's blue and is now named Titos Tacos, still in front of LifeSafer. There pupusas are the best and carne asada tacos are bomb. We tried out about every taco truck on route one, this one by far is the best. The flavor tastes homemade, with lots of spices and vest.

Delicious! Ordered the chicken burrito - no lettuce or mayo - and it was HUGE! great deal for $5. The rice was super moist, fresh tortilla and great beans inside. I ate nearly the whole thing because it was too good to stop eating. The wait was only about 7 minutes for an order for two people. The truck is on a busy road with little parking so be prepared for that.

Saw a man maning a grill with a cloud of smoke and decided why not. No regrets! Got the carne asado tacos with the fixings. Portions are fulling, meat is tender and flavorful. Authentic!! Order, pay, eat, repeat... Need I say more?!

This place was great.. I miss a good Mexican Taco truck.. Not this Mexican fusion.. Asian taco stuff you find on those trendy taco trucks.. This truck reminds me of growing up on the West Coast and getting tacos in East Los Angeles.. Will for sure to be back..

I was seriously impressed this afternoon. Unfortunately, the burritos are no longer $5. It is $6 for a chicken burrito and $6.50 for a steak burrito. But they're still worth the rather modest price. The food is cooked to order so it takes a few minutes, but it was really good! I ordered a burrito and a quesadilla ($5). Both are large and really good values. I felt like I was somewhere in SoCal while eating this.

So I wasn't able to find "Milita's Taco Truck" in the location listed here (in front/near the Lawn Works business) however I did find a "Lito's Tacos" food truck that was right next to the auto-repair shop that's in that same strip.Does anyone know if Milita's moved or perhaps doesn't exist anymore?

Arrived in the dead of the day and ordered a steak burrito and two steak tacos to share among two people. The food - good. Loved the burrito; though contrary to other reviewers, it wasn't that large. It was actually comparatively smaller than a chipotle burrito. Also, not sure if I was a victim of a price mistake, but I was charged $14 for a burrito and two tacos. I was informed that two tacos were $5 and if my math is correct then the burrito was $9. That's a hefty bump then other people here are claiming.