Sidewalk Tacos

Really good food, reasonably priced! Happy staff, short wait as was quite busy but that must mean it’s popular! Will visit again while in NY.

Stopped by this food truck to grab an evening snack. We ordered the al pastor– spicy pork (with pineapple) quesadilla and a chicken taco. The quesadilla here is not soaked in or glued together with cheese. They put the right amount of meat in there, most importantly, the pork is seasoned with adequate spice, it’s flavorful and spicy. I highly recommend getting the quesadilla here. For $ 6, you get a pretty filling meal. Their chicken taco is also good, it is a bit spicy and comes with a wedge of lime. One taco is $ 3. I also uploaded a picture of their menu to show the other options they have. The location of the truck is so close to a park, you can grab food here and spend a lazy afternoon/​evening at the park. Or, you could do what I did, I walked all the way to High Line after getting food here, it’s a nice way to burn off calories and a pleasant walk.

Suprised no reviews yet for this Taco Truck stand on 158 Bleecker St. corner of Thompson St. Right next to the CVS 24 Hour Pharmacy. I had the pleasure of trying an Al Pastor Burrito (roasted pork with pineapple) I was very surprised at how flavorful it was. If you can’t handle spice please note that this burrito was spicier than most. I didn’t ask for spice, but nonetheless I loved it with the spice. It was only $ 7 and it was very satisfying.
Right in the corner of a busy area with Lots of bars nearby. So if you need munchies after or pre party check out their burritos or tacos. Yummy food!

This review is for the Washington Square location of Sidewalk Tacos. Couldn’t find a separate Unilocal page for them!
Sidewalk Tacos is some of the best Mexican food you can get in New York, and certainly in lower Manhattan. They make everything fresh in the truck and their ingredients are on point! Both their red and green chili are delicious and more subtle in flavor than what you’ll get most places, really well spiced. They also cook their beans and rice in a way that makes them actually interesting, and always fresh as well. If you’re vegetarian, they have a great combo of fresh roast veggies you can get in any of the styles (burrito, fajitas, tacos, etc) and they’ll also do cheese enchiladas. Yum, buttery corn tortillas just seared, with cheese. The prices are pretty low and they also include fresh lime and avocado – just the best! and consistent too. And the staff are super friendly!

With no reviews on Unilocal,I was scared to try this taco truck, but a friend said he had good food from a similar truck in the same spot. At $ 7 for a carne asada burrito, I figured I’d give them a shot. Very solid burrito and surprisingly spicy without using the added salsa verde. So good that I can almost give this place 5 stars. I’m a pretty tough sell on Mexican food though, so they get a solid 4 stars.