Dos Hermanos Taco Truck

Grabbed a bite from the Dos Hermanos Taco Truck. We were at the Olde Towne East Art Walk.I decided on a Chicken Taco Bowl with mild salsa and a side of guacamole salsa. $11 + tip. It was so good. I thought the price point was a little high for the portion size but it was plenty. More than what it looked like after I started eating.Friendly staff, and time from order to getting the food was pretty quick. Always a fan of food trucks and excited they were here at the art walk!

We found the Dos Hermanos Taco Truck at the Upper Arlington Farmers Market. The staff kept the line moving, which was especially appreciated when a downpour came through! We opted for an order of the Dos Hermanos tacos, a group of 3 tacos with choice of meat and salsa - we selected chicken with hot salsa (comes with lettuce, cheese, pico de gallo, onions, and cilantro) and the quesadilla with choice of meat and salsa - we selected chicken and mild salsa (comes with lettuce, sour cream, and guacamole on the side). It was packaged nicely and traveled well to a drier place to eat! The food was flavorful and enjoyed.

I was at one of my favorite breweries in Columbus and was hungry, so I decided to check out the food option. It ended up being Dos Hermanos' food truck. I decided to give them a try! I got the Dos Hermanos tacos with chicken and the chips n cheese. Three tacos was $11, which is on the higher end for food truck tacos. However, the food was all great! Pretty basic taco options, but what I ordered came out quickly and was tasty. The chips n cheese were good, but I wish the queso came in a separate container because the cheese didn't get on every chip. Other than that, this is a great food truck with quick friendly service. I will definitely check them out again!

We were at Seventh Son Brewing Co. over the weekend and the Dos Hermanos Taco Truck was there so naturally, we grabbed a bite from them. The crew was friendly and the food came out quickly but the quality didn't measure up to the price charged. At $11 for 3 tacos and $3 for a tamale, you can get a hotter and more authentic bite just across the street at Tacos Rudos located inside Budd Dairy Food Hall (their Taco Asada is $4.25/each). That said, if this was the only food truck at Seventh Son the next time we're there and I'm hungry, I'd likely still order from them.

Love this food truck!They're at Seventh Son on Saturday evenings and I had to try it!There was a long line when I got there so I went into Seventh Son first.When I got in line, there were only a couple people in front of me. I ordered the nachos which were $8. It was chips with sour cream, chicken, pico, jalapeños, and melted cheese.The food came pretty quick. I waited not even a minute.Sooooo filling!! It's pretty standard ingredients and they don't make their dishes pretty unique, but the flavors are good. I'd totally come and eat from them again!My friends had quesadillas and the burrito. They also really enjoyed it! The prices are similar to Chipotle/Qdoba so it doesn't feel like they're robbing you.The girl at the counter was pretty nice! I'm sure the line was wearing her out but she still had a smile on her face.

$10 for 3 tacos that were all wet and mushy on bottom and when I went to eat and it and fell apart. I've had many Mexican tacos and these are not worth the price. Definitely recommend double tortilla. Flavor of meat was bland.No need to pay $10 when you can go get some good ones for $1.25 a pop. I know you gotta make your money on these trucks but plenty of other places to go with better pricing and taste.

This is one of my absolute favorite food trucks in Columbus! They are parked at Seventh Son Brewery every Saturday night all year long. The owners are phenomenal, hard working people. They make the best burritos in town. I always get the Chicken Burrito with everything but hot sauce. They are huge and extremely filling. This last visit we also ordered both chips and guac and chips and cheese. The only thing I would suggest is if you are getting the chips and cheese to go, ask them to put the cheese on the side in a small container. So your chips are not soggy by the time you get home. Also be aware that the cheese is not white queso cheese like you make expect, it is more like nacho cheese. Either way you will be completely pleased and satiated after having just a burrito. If you have not had Dos Hermanos please remedy that soon.

Tried their steak burrito ($9) with rice, beans, lettuce, tomatoes, salsa and it was pretty tasty. I got mild salsa but burrito still had some flavor. It was a decent sized burrito comparable to chipotle. Nice amount of steak chunks and friendly staff. My only suggestion would be to warm the steak up, it was not hot or warm.

Worst tacos ever. The tortillas were stale, and the carnitas were tough, dry and bland.

They were booked weeks ago for a food truck event. This was a fundraiser for a charity and they didn't show up. No phone call or text and never answered their phone. they suck.