Urban Vistro

Urban Vistro is a chef-driven food truck from Vitor Abreu. He runs Vitor's Bistro in West Harrison, Indiana, and also this food truck that I stumbled upon one day. The menu for the day was large, especially for a food truck, and featured tacos, quesadillas, burgers, grilled cheese, and sandwiches.I had the chicken tacos which featured braised chicken, roasted corn and tomato pico, and lime sour cream (2 tacos for $9). The tortillas were filled with plenty of chicken and toppings and the taste was great. We went back for hush puppies later in the day, and my daughter still talks about how good those were. I wouldn't hesitate to hit up this food truck in the future and will have to remember Vitor's Bistro if I'm ever out in West Harrison.

My wife likes food truck events, but I'm indifferent. Too many disappointing quality snacks at a price point above merits.Today at the Union Center truck rally I had my expectations shattered. A man was walking away with a nice chunk of meat on a bone and he seemed to be enjoying it. The short version of our conversation was, "It's a boar rib. But I've had better."Figures I said to myself. Not often you see that at rallies that serve up everyday fries, tacos, brisket, and what not. But after roving what was available at lunch time, I came back to Urban Vistro and saw Smoked Duck BLT and Onion rings on the menu. My palate has seldom been rewarded with terrific food from what I consider to be an unlikely source. Tender duck, plenty of bacon, wonderful aioli, and a nice portion of arugula. The rings were outta sight as well.Not just a great meal today, but a change of my perspective. Thanks Urban Vistro!

I was surprised when walking from Japp's to Below Zero on a Saturday night I noticed a food truck parked near Gomez Salsa. Just from a glance at the menu I knew I wanted to come back and try something. I think Urban Vistro is a fairly new addition to the Cincinnati food truck scene and it's a great one. It was a tough night for them with so many drunk people and lots of orders stacked up so it did take a while for my food to come out but it was definitely worth the wait.I ordered the Unforgettable French Toast and the Cincinnati Pig Dog. Due to the long wait I also walked off with a quesadilla that was offered up by the truck's owner. Everything was delicious. I really hope to see this truck around town again!

It's a little messy but oh so worth it, and don't worry I got a fork to eat the crumbs!!

OH MY GOSH. How hadn't I tried this food truck before?! They're AMAZING. They've got a good variety of different cuisines, all perfectly suited for when you're leaving the bar (or maybe for times when you just want something super yummy!) Last night's menu was loaded! They had Filipino Chicken Adobo, a meatball stroganoff sandwich, nachos... I can't even remember the rest, but OMG it was so perfect. I had the meatball stroganoff sandwich and landed myself in food heaven. Holy buckets, that was so good! It was so creamy and the mushroom flavor was very strong. It was so good, that I had to go back for some loaded fries, with truffle cheddar and bacon. I don't even like bacon, but I scarfed it down. You just don't find that too often in Cincy!Vitor knows how to pack some serious flavor into crowd favorites, and his own takes on cultural classics! Find this truck, and try everything NOW.

I will try a Cuban almost anywhere I can find one, so I was stoked to see one on the menu of the Urban Vistro. While I was getting ready to order, Vitor (who is super friendly) came out to talk to me about the different ingredients and how they are made in-house, etc., so my expectations were high even before the first bite.From the first bite to the last, the food exceeded my expectations by a long shot. It was superior to any Cuban I've had so far--incredible ingredients and flavors. It was also enormous, which was good because my girlfriend proceeded to eat more than "just a bite" as she waited in line for Gomez.I'll be on the lookout for Urban Vistro and can't wait to try some of their other offerings. Highly recommend!

Had a Cubano sandwich. Made my day after waiting all week for the food truck. They did not disappoint. I came back out into the rain to give them a round of applause. Fresh ingredients, generous with the portions, delicious sauce. I thought I would buy a bag of chips to accompany my order. One bite in I didn't get up until I was scraping the bottom of my plate for each pickle! Great job guys.

Best food truck in the tri-state by far! Had the chicken and dumplings which would not be a typical pick for me but was suggested by someone-completely delicious. I believe they are opening a brick and mortar restaurant which will be something to look out for!