Outta My Huevos

I ordered a Warm Local Vegetable Salad at Outta My Huevos at the Charleston Farmers market. It took forever, and lots of people who ordered AFTER me got their food first.
My food was too salty and overpriced. Paid $ 14 including taxes. I wouldn’t order anything from them again.)-;

IMHO Outta My Huevos is one of the better food trucks in Charleston. The drug store burgers are some of the best I’ve had from a food truck and the huevos rancheros can compete with most sit down restaurants in town. I like the fact that they use a lot of local produce. The staff on the truck has always been super friendly and the prices are reasonable.

You are at the farmers market on Marion square, hungry, lifeless, possibly hungover and needing some good food. The only answer: outta my huevos. I’ve tried multiple food tents at the farmers market and outta my huevos is my favorite. #1 I like spicy food and they got that covered. #2 (probs should be #1) the fried chicken biscuit
A huge homemade biscuit where inside lies fried chicken, layer of pimento cheese and slices of jalepeno. It’s simple yet complex. Filling for 1 or 2 people. I’ve gone at it by myself and split it. For 2, it’s the perfect amount, you still have a little room if you want to try something else. For 1, it’s always a challenge to finish but you can’t waste.
I recommend this biscuit to everyone who goes to farmers market and it’s always been a hit! Can’t wait to go back next weekend.

So I’m at First Flush Festival on Sunday and I already ate some food that others brought over to the tent. I knew I had at least one more chance where I was gonna want a substantial plate from the sea of food trucks.
You need to take a look around though. What if you get a standard burger and then you see someone walk by with Meatloaf Cupcakes (I still have no idea who was selling those). You’ll end up with food envy for the rest of the day. Typically at a restaurant you just have to worry about envying other menu items that someone else at your table may have ordered, but here… the pressure is unbearable. With 30+ food trucks in one location, you’re bound to make mistakes.
I decided to go on a solo food foraging adventure to scope out my prey for later. I didn’t want anyone influencing my decision or worrying about lines. This was something I needed to do on my own. After scoping the scene, my eyes were drawn in like a tractor beam to that bright yellow truck. I immediately began to recall my last Outta My Huevos experience and realized how much I had been craving the Huevos Rancheros. I made my decision, I’d be out of my huevos to not get outta my huevos! That’s what I was eating at some point in the day.
Once my stomach levels made it back to empty, I made my way over just in case they ran out. It was exactly what I wanted and I had no food envy of anyone else for the day. The perfectly poached eggs on top of a bed of beans, rice, chorizo, and more was the perfect choice.

This is best-​in-​class brunch food in the Charleston food-​truck category. My lovely bride ordered the chicken biscuit with pimiento cheese prepared by Claire and I quickly inhaled the huevos rancheros, served with Tim’s chorizo. Both dishes were stellar. We also shared an order of tacos al carbon, which had a nice charcoal-​grilled flavor. We finished our meal with a couple of Mexican Cokes!

Service is amazing! Fresh ingredients! Not just egg based dishes (not an egg girl myself)…but the Mexicali flare fused with the classics ensures you can bring even the pickiest eater along.
The presentation is perfect, service is fast, and you can’t miss that school bus yellow truck from miles away! I was very impressed that the cook wiped all the ice off my drink before handing it to me. Being a food truck, it was special that he took the time to think about that first.
I don’t take taco prep lightly. I haven’t had a street taco this good since I left them order of Mexico and Cali. So impressed!!! Cilantro and jalapeño heavy and the soft tacos were crisped to perfection on the inside so there were no messes. I’m hooked. Eat here or forever be disappointed by your local taco options.

Got the Huevos Rancheros this morning at the farmers market. I love everything about this dish, the flavors are amazing! The poached eggs are really runny (including some of the white) so if that bothers you, say something… Legit food with friendly workers.

Managed to try this twice now and both times and both were very tasty.
Most recently I managed to try the Huevos, which really hit the spot. Not a ton of food but really good for a lite lunch.
Other times I had the grits and the chicken biscuit. The biscuit was very good, flaky and buttery. Combine that with the nice fried chicken and pimento cheese and you have a good lunch. Combine that with some pimento cheese grits and you have nap time.

I tried Outta My Huevos at a recent Unilocal event. They were offering the Huevos Rancheros that evening. It was delicious! It was a bit spicier than I would have liked, but with the crème sauce on top it was delicious! The portion was perfectly sized for me. The flavor of the meat (I believe pork) was fantastic!
I am looking forward to trying them again around town!

Had my first taste of OMH at the Unilocal handsy event at space craft and it was delicious! They were kind enough to feed all the hungry Unilocalers after making our terrariums. They were serving heuvos rancheros and it was super yummy! Definitely will go back and try more when they are at another event!
Ps– loved their recycled wood forks! I kept mine and will keep reusing.

I’m always checking there Social Media to see if there around. My favorite is the Chicken Biscuit. The Pimento is aged 3 years to perfection! If you happen to see the truck around Charleston you should definitely stop by and pick up something. They also offer a nice Mexican Coca-​Cola for $ 1 – 2 depending on the day. All the food is freshly prepared and delicious!

One of the best meals I’ve had in charleston! I don’t know why this truck doesn’t have more reviews. I had the warm vegetable salad with Carolina gold rice middlins, topped with Bok Choi, broccoli, shaved beets, pickled jalapenos and a few other vegetables I didn’t recognize. The chimichurri sauce was what made the whole dish work. It was so amazing I asked to purchase the sauce in bulk.
As I was picking up my food I saw a fried chicken biscuit also get served. The biscuit looked so amazing I had to get one as well. It was buttery, crispy, layered and soft.
We caught this food truck at the Marion Square downtown farmers market on Saturday, but enjoyed it so much we drove to the John’s Island brunch market on Sunday to eat it again.

I had the Huevos Rancheros for lunch today, and man was it tasty! The chorizo added just the right amount of kick and it was perfectly filling. The 2 people working the truck, a girl and a guy, were quite friendly and I received my order pretty quickly. I’ll definitely try these guys again the next time they’re around the office for lunch!

More people need to know about this truck! I encountered OMH at the farmers market on my visit to Charleston. Waited about 15 minutes for the fried chicken biscuit, and it was totally worth it. The cashier kept reminding me this as I kept coming back to check up on whether the food was ready and she did not lie! The homemade biscuit was the perfect balance of dense and fluffy, with a little bit crispy on top. The chicken was moist and crunchy (I’m jealous of anyone who’s eating it right now). And the pimento cheese glob with jalapeño topping — more than enough to go around. Grab a napkin and tuck in for this one.
I wish I could try more of their food (the guy in front of my was buying their huevos rancheros AFTER having just had their chicken biscuit).

Best.empanadas.ever. OK, so it goes further than that. The huevos rancheros are amazing… their most popular dish and my husband hates a weekend without their diner burgers. And when I’m feeling I can afford the sin, I go for the crispy chicken biscuit with pickled jalapenos. YUM!!!
We had the team come to a work event and while some folks said, «A food truck, really?» They ALL walked away saying, «OK, I was wrong. That was amazing.»
They source locally, dedicated to the local food movement, including Holy City Brewery. Mmmmmmmmm… beer braised chicken tacos, anyone?
Oh, and they push for EVERYTHING to be made by them… including the English Muffins!
OMH is active on Twitter and Facebook, so they are easy to find when you get that hankering.