Taco Moto

Breakfast and DinnerI made my first stop to Taco Moto last year for their breakfast offerings and was just shocked at the portion size - their burritos were huge and more than an average person could consume in a sitting. I ended up back for a Taco Ruck with friends this spring and everyone in my group raved about the tacos and corn cup. I've been back again for breakfast and dinner and they always exceed expecations. Service is always super fast with their online ordering and staff is always so friendly. Add in some drinks @ Boone and Crocket on a summer day with the waterfront view and you'll be having a great time!

This is a small park with a food truck and bar and live music. My friends and I were in the mood for some good tacos and this place showed up as a popular destination. The place had good vibes and was bustling with lots of excitement. We ordered the chicken thigh taco and some corn. The corn was flavorful and lasted like the Spanish Elote, the taco however tasted very bland and flavorless while also being overpriced. Each taco was priced at 4-6$ which is quite steep. I'd still go here if I wanted to get a few drinks with friends because of the chill ambience but if you're looking for great food, look elsewhere..

My girlfriend and I went to Boone & Crocket for Friday happy hour by the lake, and knew we couldn't leave with out enjoying the greatness that this food truck has to offer. Note: this place is always poppin' so you'll likely have to wait a little bit for your tacos, but it's worth it. They do have a new online ordering system though which is lovely. Simply head to their website on your smart phone (or scan the QR code on the truck), choose the food you'd like, pay and be placed in a "virtual line." You check back to see when your order is ready! Not only does this help negate folks from congregating around the truck, but also allows for you to sit and enjoy your cocktail / the views while you wait. Let me start by telling ya that their chips and queso potentially even outshine their tacos. Like these things are so damn good I want to take bags of them home with me. They're the home-made, deep-fried, perfectly-seasoned, thick, crunchy chips you write home about. And the queso... (*chefs kiss*) so yummy. It's on the thinner side but still super cheesy and delicious. We got the one that included avocado and cilantro - highly recommend. The tacos are also five-stars. They're packed with ingredients, so well worth your buck. My fave is the braised beef chuck: beef, whipped goat cheese, arugula, kimchi, and radish. Need I say more? All of their tacos are well thought out so you can be sure the flavors all mesh to perfection.

Yuuuummm and best kept secret of best tacos in a taco truck in Milwaukee. I got to try the delicious assortment of tacos and a cup of corn outside the Boone and Crockett and absolutely loved the flavor profiles, the fresh ingredients and value for money. The fried oyster mushroom tacos were surprisingly delicious and very crunchy. Pro tip: If possible, carry cash to Taco Moto to avoid fees.

This is another well thought out food truck - from the placement inside the Boone and Crockett area, the ordering logistics and the menu. I went on a pretty busy night and it didn't take very long to get food. I was with a larger group and we all really liked what we had - especially the queso. I had the pork belly seasonal taco and the Dr Pepper braised pork - both very flavorful and nicely sized! I also had the queso which was warm and delicious - chips were a tiny bit salty and greasy in spots but hey that's a real chip for ya. The corn in a cup left something to be desired as did making a taco west allis style. Other than that I'd definitely recommend this place for a stop on a boat, for take away ordering, or to eat while enjoying drinks there!

This food truck is off the charts amazing! It's permanent spot is beside Boone & Crocket, which it has remained loyal to even when B&C was in the old location in Bay View on Kinnickinnic. The food here is delicious and well thought out and pushes the envelop on combining unique flavors - the tacos hit up a classic menu that includes the famous Dr. Pepper braised pork shoulder. It is amazing, but beware, as it has a bit of a kick with freshly sliced jalapeños on it. The grilled chicken thigh comes with feta that adds a creaminess to each bite and pickled peppers give an extra snap. The sides are what really do it for me, though. The chips and queso are extraordinary (I don't know what they do to make/fry the chips, but they're crispy and flaky and with the perfect amount of seasoning.) The version of Mexican street corn is loved by all - the corn has an added cheese, set of spices and the crunchy chips added into the mix for a full set of flavors and textures.Love this place, will always be back for more!

What we noticed with this food is the flavor. Everything we had: Chicken Thigh Taco, Dr. Pepper Braised Pork Shoulder Taco, Kwayso, and Grilled Corn Cup had amazing flavor. Care is taken with your order. They are NOT trying to just crank out food quickly. Very nicely done and we would return. I'd add a picture but we ate it all up too fast, before I remembered to take a shot.

Taco Moto is a taco truck with (what seems to be) a permanent parking spot at Boone & Crocket. If you're going to Boone & Crocket for drinks and wouldn't mind a taco or two (because, who would mind a taco or two), you can simply order at the truck and they'll whip you up some deliciousness, put it on a tray, and you can bring it right back inside.If it's cold out, you can even order, go back inside, and then head back out after 5-10 minutes to retrieve your tacos.When we went, they were running short on supplies (no chicken), but we were more than happy to order their root vegetable tacos and some chips and queso on the side.The tacos were tasty.The chips and queso stole the show.Freshly fried tortilla chips and flavorful queso (not sure what all was in it, but definitely cilantro). It was some of the best chips and queso I've had in the area. I'm looking forward to another trip to try their other tacos!Get to it!

I finally found my way to the new Boone and Crockett. It took me awhile. But part of my reason was wanting to try the tacos. And they were amazing. I passed up an authentic-taco truck on my way over there (with some regret) but these were really good. Quality ingredients, house-made pickles, good flavor balance. Plus you can order and get a drink at Boone's patio bar, at least for now while it's warm enough.They're not "authentic" Mexican style tacos, they're more chef's creations. But they are double-wrapped in corn tortillas, which is nice. They're pretty substantial also. I ended up eating two (ordered separately) and was full enough that someone offered me a chicken wing later, at another place, and I declined because I wasn't hungry even though they smelled delicious.I had the seasonal crispy oyster mushroom taco and the chicken thigh taco. The thigh was nice, with its pickled peppers and ample portion of juicy grilled chicken, but the oyster mushroom was the goods. Good enough I didn't mind paying an extra dollar for a vegetarian item. It's tempura-battered oyster mushroom with a buttermilk salad, radishes, pumpkin seeds, and cotija cheese. Come to think of it I didn't even mind waiting a few minutes because they might have been frying my mushrooms. I would go back just for that.I saw people getting the grilled corn cup too and it looked amazing. It was a large enough portion to be a side for two though, or work for one person maybe with one taco.It's good to eat when you're drinking, and Taco Moto is perfectly placed for eating-when-drinking. They've carved out a niche but the food is also really good. I think they'll do well.

Ok. These folks are awesome. The tacos are delicious. The queso and chips are to die for. If you're at the Cooperage, stop by. All tacos are phenomenal! Customer service amazing.