Fistful of Tacos

Not too crowded on a Friday night, but friendly as usual. The new menu threw up a little, but the tacos are still delicious and great portions (2 filled me up, DH went for 3). We split the fries and each got a beer. Plenty of options for beer, or beer alternatives (tea, mead, water, cocktail, etc). Gluten free, vegan, vegetarian.... Everyone can get something. They usually have eclectric beers too, our favorite! Wish it was a little closer to where we live, but easy to reach from either side of the river and a good way to spend an evening out. Around $50 with tip for quality food, quality beverages, and friendly services in a clean restaurant.

Love the food tacos and wings service is wonderful and the selection of beer which changes for season. Music on weekends just to add extra

We stopped in here for a bite during a ln outdoor flea market in downtown Louisville. The tacos are corn tortillas and tasty options. I ordered the good, my son ordered the bad. We made them both combos with drinks and chips and queso. The tacos were the best and packed full. Friendly and fast service.

When driving out of town for a recent weekend we were looking for a place for lunch. My wife says "What's this Fistful of Tacos?". My response was: Doesn't matter, we're going.So we hop off the expressway and head to Fistful of Tacos for lunch, not knowing that Fistful of Ale was part and partner to this Fistful of Awesome.I had no idea this place existed, but I was immediately thrilled and delighted.The taco menu is a la carte, so you chose your tacos and your beverages at the order window and have a seat. The menu options aren't enormous, but you can get anything as a taco, a burrito, a bowl, a salad, or as nachos. I love those kinds of options!Food delivery was surprisingly fast and accurate. Tacos are served in a little paper basket thingy. And. They. Are. Amazeballs! (do people still say that?)But seriously. Holy WOW, were they delicious! Check out the photo I posted for validation and hungeration (yea, I just made that up).OH...and the Fistful of Ale part? You can get a fresh brew with lunch. The beers on tap are apt to change. I ended up taking 3 Crowlers with me, and none disappointed.The staff is awesome! Got a question about a menu item? They've got you covered. Can't decide what beer to order? With a couple questions they can lead you down the path to amazing beer.So, what did we learn today? 1) Fistful of Tacos is awesome2) Fistful of Ale3) You should go here.

Would give zero stars if possible. Beans were extremely dry and the queso was thick, broken and gross. Service was nonexistent. Zero ambiance. Floor was sticky and the place had a weird smell.

Fistful of tacos is a taco, nachos and burrito food truck that is pretty popular in the southern Indian and Lousiville areas. Me or my family had not yet experienced this food truck until this Past Saturday night when we were attending a Beatles festival called Penny Lane at the Park in Jeffersonvile, Indiana Big 4 station park. On this night I was the only one who tried this truck as the others sampled other places. I personally opted for the loaded nachos made with "the bad" style. Very good and tasty. Beef was pretty good. Salty chips and creamy queso. No real complaints on the food. Other then it was hard to eat at an outdoor music festival with no tables. But that isn't there fault. Very good and the workers process the line promptly. They were pretty expensive. $12 plus for some nachos is pretty stout. Overall was a good experience I wouldn't be opposed to trying this food truck out again or checking them out in person if they switch to an in person store front.

OK y'all ... these are some damn good tacos. These tacos are so good ... I didn't even take a photo of them before practically inhaling them ... and if you know me, you know how rare that is.This fun green truck was parked in Covington at the Paradise Music & Beer Festival over the weekend ... and my fiancé and I were in search of a pre-dinner snack. Apparently, their truck has a not-so-subtle Clint Eastwood theme, which my fiancé picked up on right away (I'm not familiar with his movies, but if they're anything like these tacos, I'll check them out now).The three guys working the truck on this particular occasion were so chill and friendly. Sometimes food trucks only accept cash, but you'll be happy to know Fistful of Tacos has a Square system set up to accept credit card as well. We ordered a taco each - I went with the "Ugly," he went with the "Bad." It was $10 for two tacos - which seems reasonable given what some food trucks charge these days. After eating their food, though, I would have happily paid twice that. Both were absolutely packed with flavor ... the "Ugly" starts off like a traditional pulled pork taco, but then it's topped with a mango-cucumber salsa that brings in a serious mix of sweet and heat. Needless to say, it was gone in about two bites. The "Bad" was also incredible ... this one was beef, pico de gallo, lettuce ... basically the works, but elevated to a taste you won't soon forget.I don't think you can really go wrong with any of their tacos ... and now I can't wait until I come across this truck again, so I can sample the rest of their menu.

My husband and I ordered from their food truck and we loved our tacos! I got The Good and The Ugly, but did switch out the chili crema for sour cream. The 2 taco meal was $8, and it appeared a bit small but they were stuffed with toppings and meat. My husband got the other two types of tacos, The Bad and The Pesky. He added chips and queso, plus a full size drink for $4, which was a great deal for a food truck. Friendly, fast service and we'd definitely get their tacos again.

Vegan Nachos, Who Would've Thought I'd Love Them! Back in June I was a vendor at the Health Fair & Block Party @ Portland CofC. Apart of being a vendor, you had the choice of Chick-fil-a, BBQ or an item from the taco truck. Guess it was fate as the bbq place didn't have an chicken options, , so off to the tacos I go. (Insert Skipping)My vendor neighbor had gotten the nachos but got a mix of the chicken and vegan which she said it was so good. I've been "trying"' to make better choices and open up my palette a bit more with vegetarian/vegan options. Long story short, I choose the vegan nachos and I'm so glad I did. I'd never had smashed/mashed sweet potatoes on nachos, who would've known?!?Sweet potato, queso, mango salsa/pico and some other good stuff else but I think I only left like one chip and three crumbs behind. I'll have to make my way over the bridge for round two because it's definitely worth it.

Hands down, the absolute best tacos around! My wife and I loved this place so much, we had our adult daughter try it; she also loved it- so much so, she had them cater her wedding. They did not disappoint! The food was a huge hit! I highly recommend Fistful of Tacos!