Dos Hermanos Tacos

I love this place. When they were in love park, I would come each Wednesday to get their mahi tacos. The tacos are simply perfect and the guys running the truck are efficient and nice. I cannot wait for it to return to my area so that I can continue to go each Wednesday.

There's nothing like a good authentic taco and this food truck provides that experience. I don't live to far from this truck and I drive pass it all the time while working. Today I decided to stop and grab some tacos even though it's raining. Glad I did too! I ordered 3 chicken tacos and they were prepared fast and hot. Like, I actually watched him cook it and it was reasonably fast for a food truck. I see myself going to this truck more often instead of making a run for the border! It's a bit more money and well worth it. Check me out if you love a good taco!

I came here to visit food trucks around Drexel because I was off that day.I came across this food truck because the reviews were great.There was about 2 ppl in front of me ordering food- My order was taken rather quickly. I ordered a simple cheese quesadilla, nothing else.However I waited about 25 minutes to get my order. Turns out plenty of people order online.Had I known it was going to be this long of a wait I would not have ordered from here.But it was a good quesadilla and the servers were friendly.Watch out for the lines-

I had the carnitas, carne asada, and chicken tacos. They were all pretty good, the tortilla was the highlight. Of the 3, the carnitas was the best one but the other two were alright as well. I wouldn't say it's amazing, but if you need quick tacos, this is the place to go.

A disappointing Love Park lunch that made me ill yesterday. There were three food trucks there and a smaller wait for Dos Hermanos, so I took the bait and was hoping for some really good food that other Yelpers Yelped about.It was mostly not good for me. I went with a menu special of chicken flautas for $10 and guacamole and chips for $7. After a good wait for my food, I had four flautas that ended up being over-fried, skimped on the chicken, and were not tasty. Thankfully, there was enough hot sauce and lettuce with tomato that helped it a bit. The guacamole was good and smooth with some crispy chips that hit the spot. Unfortunately, I suffered a catastrophic failure a few hours later. I do not think I'll be making any return visits to this Food Truck.This would have been one star, but the guacamole was really good, so 1 1/2 stars rounded up.$17 for a mostly bad lunch.

Food sucked. It was tasteless, very fatty, no sauce. Guys who ran it were nice but the food is Definition of mid.

Dos Hermanos is a Mexican food truck located primarily in University City. Their menu reads "AUTHENTIC MEXICAN CUISINE" at the bottom. In my opinion, there's a big difference between authentic tacos and fast food tacos. Authentic tacos are full of flavor and have just the right amount of spices to kick things up a notch. Fast food tacos are what you would get from Taco Bell. I never have and never will eat at Taco Bell (don't @ me).I arrived at the truck around 12:30pm and was instantly greeted by the friendly staff. What immediately stood out to me on the menu was their deal of three tacos for $9.00. The tacos are served with your choice of meat or vegetable filling, chopped onions, cilantro, and your choice of mild or spicy salsa. There were a lot of unique filling options but I decided to go with carnitas, which is pulled pork if you are unfamiliar with the term. They also serve burritos, shrimp tacos, and homemade tortilla chips with salsa. The staff here is very quick to fulfill their orders. Even with more and more people stopping by to order, I don't even think I had to wait five minutes for my food.The tacos were served inside two soft shell tortillas instead of one. I can't tell you how many times I've ordered soft shell tacos and had them fall apart almost instantly. Typically, the tortilla absorbs the juices and after a few bites, eventually falls apart. With Dos Hermanos' tacos, you'll never have that problem. The inner tortilla absorbs the juices while the outer tortilla remains intact. I think this was the first time in years that I didn't need a fork to finish my tacos. The flavor of the pulled pork is what you'd expect from a high quality BBQ restaurant. It's very savory and pairs well with the onions, cilantro, and salsa. I recommend squeezing some juice from the lime slices for that extra tangy kick.As I stated earlier in my post, there's a big difference between authentic and fast food tacos. In my opinion, Dos Hermanos' tacos are 100% authentic and easily rival what you would expect from a sit-down Mexican restaurant. I want to give a shout out to the staff as well, not only for being quick, but for being friendly and accommodating as well. Before I was even in front of the truck, I was greeted by one of the workers and didn't have to wait around for service. In my book, that goes a long way because it makes the experience even better.

Had some time to kill between trains and stumbled across the food truck. I see now that they're known for seafood, but the al pastor burrito was fantastic and the service was great. Well worth the 10-minute schlep from 30th street station even with bags. (I am rarely moved to write reviews but this burrito was that inspiring!!) Thanks fellas, you're the best.

We hired Dos Hermanos to cater for a birthday party. They were so great to work with -- from planning the menu to day-of service. They were on time, kind, and professional. The food was delicious and everyone was well-fed!

to start the service is awesome, very friendly and fast!i've tried numerous items on the menu and i've never been disappointed. had the birria burrito today and wow it was incredible! 10/10 would highly recommend!