Moty’s Mediterranean Grill

The food was egh, not too much flavor… I had better… For some reason the menu said lean chicken, but what they gave me was definitely fried… And usually anything fried tastes good to me, but the taste was bland… The fries that came with it weren’t all that either… Was pretty disappointed…

This truck is great… We hired for a private party and they are spot on time. They also have everything needed so you do NOT have to move a finger…
They cater Israeli /​Lebanese food and are quite good at it! I had the shawarma and it was very good… The pita bread was tender, the filling was fresh… Good choice! They also have falafel which is also very good… Hubby Moty is on the grill and wife serves the guests!
It is clean and looks clean as well… Congrats…

I hate to give bad reviews, specially when I can imagine the amount of work that a food truck takes. Yet, everything in life does, doesn’t it?
Cutting to the chase: mediocre food, overpriced, bad service. The humus they use is from costco. When we asked for a napkin, they told us to wait in line again. That should say enough. Keep it up.

What can I say about Moty’s but WOW!
The food was fresh and cooked to perfection. What a great selection of food.
The price was very fair and the employees seemed to really enjoy their job. They were friendly and made me feel like family.
I will be returning very soon! Thank You!

Moty’s Grill has the best falafel I’ve had in a long time!
Since it was a food truck, I expected the falafel to be stale & re-​fried, but boy was I wrong. It was fresh & delicious… not to mention the french fries were awesome. I can’t wait to have Moty’s Grill again!

Usual food truck, food better than average. As authentic as you can get out of a Mediterranean truck.

For $ 16, grabbed a Bomb pita wrap here last night (since Garcia’s truck wasn;t around). It was falafel, shawarma, salad, tzatziki sauce, oh, and fries. Interesting combination. The falafel was really good butt he rest of it was blah.
Prices appeared to be a little steep for the quality of the food. Also seemed that many food trucks offered a pita wrap, so my recommendation is to get something authentic — like a Garcia lobster roll.

Saw their truck at the Food Rally at the Festival Flea Market and am a sucker for a falafel in a pita. Their falafel was fabulous! Fried to perfection and gently placed in a pillowy pita with Israeli salad, tahini and hummus with yummy Israeli pickles.
The only downside… the price of $ 9. It is the most expensive falafel pita I have had thus far. If you can get past the slightly high prices… you will enjoy this food truck!

I saw Moty’s Grill after the Art Walk .
The only food Truck that wasn’t busy with huge lines (it was parked on a side street) was and I was hungry for something healthy.
Its a made to order truck so they start cooking when you order it.
My man and I both ordered the Shawarma lean marinated chicken in a pita Tahini, and a side of Israeli salad, Hummus, and Israeli Pickle.
The Israeli salad was similar to a Greek salad, the Hummus was good, the pickle crispy. It also comes with fries that I didn’t try, we asked for double salad.
We also tried the Beef Kabab. It was intolerably salty and such a small portion I was hungry.
I gave it 3 stars because Ive had better Pitas before and it took a while and they weren’t that friendly.

Very good and quick Mediterranean food. Everything is super fresh and hot and ready to enter your food orifice on demand. Tried one of the specials, steak with hummus and goodies stuffed into a pita. It was probably the best thing I had out of all the food trucks. I was very impressed with how good this was and how much stuff was able to fit into the pita. The real downside is how expensive this food truck is. Mostly everything is more than 10 $ which sucks. If there prices were a little lower I would probably be a regular. If you want fresh a fresh and interesting food truck check it out! But be ready to open your wallet.

By far the BEST mediterranean food you will find in South Florida!
With the assortment of food trucks at local events, I used to try a different truck each time. Lately, however, I’ve been showing up and heading to the same place; Moty’s. It’s just that good!
The chicken schwarma is my favorite. The meat is so moist and flavorful that it melts in your mouth. The Israeli salad that accompanies the chicken inside a fresh pita is crisp and fresh. The combination of the two make for a sandwich that’s addictive.