Taqueria Garcia Mobil

Food quality= 5/5 I was very impressed with the authentic flavors and well seasoned meat. The tacos were simple but tasty. I loved the carne asada Huarache and would order it again if I was in town. Al Pastor was delicious. Chicken was ok, but the carne asada is better.Service= 4/5 The man who took our order was polite and friendly. He said the wait would be about 10 minutes and it was a little longer than that. I'm willing to wait for good food, so this was not a problem, but it was a little longer than I would have anticipated. Cleanliness is questionable and there's limited seating at a picnic bench. I recommend getting the food and taking it to eat elsewhere. This place is not about the ambience, it's about the food.For what it is (a food truck in a parking lot), it was awesome! The food was so good, it met my foodie expectations. Classic Mexican food and very reasonable prices earn it 5 stars. It's a great value and I would definitely come back again.

We found this on yelp and wanted to give a try. The address brings us to a parking lot and we saw a nice Garcia food truck and thought it was closed... and we saw some guys walk away from an unmarked white box ... and my husband inquired the man walkimg away. So tip? Look for the white food truck and not thdnfood truck.My husband ordered the torta .. cubano? And gordita and chaulupa special and a small horchata. Thry said about 20 mins. We discovered they are still cash only.. but no signage. We found later they seemed to have misplaced our order (we saw hem shuffling through paper to find our order slip).The flavors... super good! Good portions! Their greem sauce apparently is spicy (but them again it was my husband who had it.. and he doesnt eat as much spicy as me)

We stopped here on our way through town and will be coming back every time we are in the area. If i could rate it 10 stars, I would. We ordered the Torta Cubana and three tacos (birria, al pastor, and lengua). These were huge portions and were easily the best we have had, ever! The lengua taco was the best of the three (make sure you add the salsa verde). The torta was the star of the show. It was absolutely humungous, with milanesa, ham, asada, hot dog, guacamole, onion, tomato, jalapeños, and mayo. Seriously- order this! You won't regret it. Best. Torta. Ever.

I have to say, the best taco's since I spent time in Mexico. Oh the memories of the taco served under tent on the streets of Puebla. Let me say they are the best taco's I have had state side so far. I had 4 total so I could try them: Steak, Chicken, Pork, Chorizo. I don't like Tripe (intestines) or Tongue (just not a fan and yes I have had them before). So my order of favorites is: Steak, Pork, Chorizo, Chicken. My Co-Worker ordered the Steak Burrito and I have to say this thing was large, she couldn't eat it all, it weighed at least a pound or more.Now keep in mind this is all from a Food Truck that is parked in a rough parking lot.

Good food I got the steak fajitas I would recommend calling ahead ans placing your order.

This has been my go to taco spot for 6 years now! Cool little spot off Third. Only takes cash but I pinky swear it's worth it.

Amazing food, one of our favorite places to eat. Great prices too. Definitely a hidden gem

I dislike the word authentic but when I want tacos this place is a shorter commute than Mexico. Spot on al pastor and pollo street tacos. I went at noon and there was quite a few people in line but I got my tacos quick. You know it's a good spot when you feel like you pulled into lil' Mexico. Two dollar tacos everyday !!!! Not just tacos - they have sopes and burritos. I'll be bringing all my friends.

We were told by pretty much everyone in Dayton to go here so we did. Even as we were standing in line everyone around us was like, "You're going to love these tacos! They're so good!" which I guess was cool, you gotta keep the taco atmosphere exciting.I had steak, chorizo and pork and steak was my favorite, but they were all really good. They miiiiiight even live up to all the hype. There's a secret drink menu with horchata - I don't know why they don't post it, my friend was psyched to order one after she saw someone else do it. Red sauce is spicy, green not so much.Cash only.

We weren't sure what to eat but we wanted some authentic Mexican tacos. Browsing through Yelp we came across this place which had great reviews. Yet I was still hesitant because coming from the West coat (Cali) I'm picky with my mex food. When my bf and I arrived of course it was like in the cuts of Dayton aka the Lil hood we got out and just ordered 2 Assada tacos to see if it lived up to the hype. Lo and behold we sat there in the car with a taco each which we devoured and decided yup these tacos are legit. So long story short we got back out the car and ordered 8 asada tacos, 1 al pastor, and a burrito. Yup we were being fatasses These tacos were the closest that I could find that almost tasted like I was back home. He said the taco and burritos were the best he had even better then the ones in Texas.Glad we found some good tacos but too damn bad we live in Louisville smh. Just here in town for business. But the 2 dudes hooking up the meal definitely were pretty cool. Oh yea the horchata was good too.