Taqueria El Torito

Probably my least favorite food truck, which is really saddens me because it's so close to home. Been here a couple times and every time has been a bad experience. To getting our order wrong, to bad quality of food, and to just bland tasting food it's all had here. I really wanted to like this place. They have a wide variety of protein options such as beef tongue, tripe, cabeza, and others that you can't find elsewhere but but I strongly advise for you not to come here.

Their customer service is pretty bad and their food tastes different each time. Even when i let them know it wasn't the same burrito I've always had they argued with me and didn't want to change it. And i was being mocked as if i didn't know what i was talking about!

Never unhappy!! Best tacos around. I loved the chimichanga, rice, and horchata. I won't go to any other taco truck.

I ate here once last weekend, it's a taco truck, and had a carnitas burrito, which is one of my standards. It was... basic and good? The pork was good, sort of dry but tasty. The shell and rice were fine. The beans were refried which would not have been my first choice. The 2 included salsas (in tiny cups, there was not enough) were flavorful and mild. There were lime wedges available which was nice. So if you put a lot of sauce on the burrito it was good. The ingredients were not well-distributed, so I had a lot of all-pork bites and a lot of no-pork bites, which is a pet peeve of mine.If they could switch to whole beans and coax some more interesting flavors out of the burrito then they could really have something here.The lady working inside was nice and the prep time was about 5 minutes which was fine.There was some covered seating that I did not use. It was cold out so I went back to my car.

Pretty good and tasty food truck. I ordered the tacos and a horchata to drink. Fast service and they accepted my Visa card.

Came here while I was getting (super cheap) gas at Arco's. They have really reasonable prices ($6 burrito!) and pretty filling burritos. For $6, you get a hefty burrito, filled with refried beans, rice, and meat of choice, a pick at the pickled veggies on the side and if you're eating around the truck, as much salsa as you'd like. The to-go version came with a little container of salsa, but I found myself wanting much more salsa to give the burrito some bright, fresh flavor. The burrito wasn't memorable for it's taste, just for the satisfyingly full sensation after eating it.

Pretty good taco truck food. It can be hit or miss though...I've been here quite a few times and usually enjoy the food but I have had at least 2 different experiences where I was not impressed. Perhaps it was a different cook those times?The food is pretty authentic and what you would expect from a taco truck. They actually have horchata, if it's not out, and it's pretty good. I usually get the burrito. It's a nice large burrito and definitely fills you up. Sometimes the meat can be a bit gristly but it's not too bad most of the time.I would suggest trying this place if you are in the area but it's not a destination place. I'm sure I'll be back when I'm craving Mexican food for lunch.

We went to go eat at a spot in the landing to find out they are 21 and over so my wife said taco truck and I said burrito it is. I ordered the carne asada and a small horchata. Burrito was big and filling but only average for a taco truck. Horchata was gritty and not very sweet, tasted watered down meh!

I go here all the time. The food is delicious. I often come here for lunch and they have only messed up order once. The foods got a great homemade taste to it. Also, they serve your relatively fast.

I'm in that Reton area fairly often, and I've always driven past.Decided to stop by today, and try it.Filling food. Great prices. It didn't hurt that the couple operating the truck gave really friendly service.They have a new customer.