Mr. Taco

Love me some Mr. taco. Kind of pricey however for a food truck but I still keep coming back! (Torta goes hard)

So the food was good. Really good. However the prices are a little steep. 3 tacos and chips and question $23. We opted for the other taco place in this plaza the following day and we recommend them over Mr Taco.

John wanted ice cream- so we were headed to Whit's and as we approached he changed his mind and announced he wanted to try the taco truck that is always parked at the end of the plaza and get ice cream. "One taco" he said. Oh look- they have tostadas he said (my fav). Alright. I wasn't going to have ice cream anyway- I can have a tostada. Mr. one taco ended up with three because they don't sell them al la carte. Ha-ha. So John loved his tacos that we carefully ate in the new car parked just a few feet away from the food truck. My tostada had a puddle of juices that by the end- had ruined the shell. My food was good- but not great, meanwhile John compared it to one of our favorite places and said he liked it better. OH- ok! Guess we will be doing tacos and ice cream in the future. Enjoy.

I was heading to Whit's for custard when I saw a few people waiting for this truck in the adjacent parking lot. I looked at the reviews, which were very good, and headed over to check out the menu. I decided to get two tacos - carnitas and pastor. The cost of a single taco wasn't on the menu but when my order rang up, it was $7.53 with tax. At $3.50 each, clearly the 3 taco plate on the menu for $8.75 was a better deal but I only wanted two tacos. I chose corn tortillas over the flour ones and the order was up quickly.After the first bite, I was confused. There was really no seasoning in the carnitas. The meat actually tasted like tuna. It was very strange. I put that one down and bit into the pastor taco and out came a huge piece of fat. The saving grace on the plate was the salsa and the chips. This wasn't a good first experience at Mr. Taco. In size and concept, these tacos reminded me of the $1/$1.50 tacos at the food trucks in LA and at $3.50 each, I think they were quite overpriced for the quality of the meat, both of which had really no flavor to them despite the toppings. I've had much better tacos at food trucks in the past and I understand this place has multiple trucks and restaurants.

Had been my go to stop for Mexican food that was familiar to what I've enjoyed in California & Nevada. In the past 3 months, the quality has gone steeply down hill. My guess is that they changed suppliers but that is just a guess Completely understand price increases but what used to pay $16 for is now $28Oh well, Mr Taco was great while it was but at least for me, no mas

The food truck is so tasty and fresh! The pork carnitas were so well made and crispy like I likey!!! My friend had the burrito and I can only assume it was perfection as she moaned...."this is the best food I ever had!"Everyone loved the 3 taco deal very much and no matter what they got...fish, shrimp, chicken, pork.....they loved it!!! We were on beach blvd. In a parking lot so I grabbed a blanket and we sat on the floor.It was a fun experience!

This Mexican food truck is easy to see from beach Blvd. They are in a part of the parking lot with lots of lights and isolated from the main building behind them.The food we ordered here was very well prepared. It was made on spot. It tasted fresh. That is a unexpected surprise from a food truck. That implies the fresh cut and prepped the food the morning before loading the truck.The cost are same as any Mexican restaurant. The wait was short. They have drinks and seating if you want to eat on site.

Consistency is key. Especially when tacos are involved. Mr. Taco delivers the most scrumptious tacos on each passing visit. Plus, they're open so late that even when you've had too much to drink, you're not obligated to hit up the BK drive thru.Let's take a moment of silence for hot and fresh, double wrapped corn tortillas. (silence. silence. silence.)The latest visit included a few out of towners, and they were mind blown! Literally, they were in absolute awe that late-night, local tacos could be so damn delicious, cheap and fast. Whether it's pollo, carnitas or camarones, Mr. Taco lives up to their name and their hype every single time. Some of my favorite places in Jacksonville don't bring their 5 star game each time. Mr. Taco has changed the game for the better. Tacos. For. The. Win.

This was my first time eating from the Mr. Taco truck. I've passed the truck many times and decided to try it out with my friends who were visiting from Tampa as I've heard great things about the food.I ordered the three taco deal, hard shell beef, soft shell chicken and steak. The beef was my favorite. My friend said the pork was really good, so next time I'm trying the pork on a quesadilla. The tacos come with onions, sour cream, tomatoes and lettuce. All the ingredients were very fresh, both of veggies and meat. You also get chips and salsa and a green spicy sauce. If you do not like spicy foods stay away from the green sauce. I loved the green sauce!My food was served with a smile. The gentleman was very helpful since this is my first time. If you see the Mr. Taco truck.....stop and eat!

This taco truck is serving up average Tex Mex food. I had two beef tacos and a chicken tostada. That came to $14, which for what I got was seemingly pretty expensive for a low overhead food truck. I should've gone to Taco Lu for better food at almost the same price point.