Don Panchito

$ 3 tostada
Meat could be more tender, but the flavor was tasty.
$ 8 carne asada
Big portion, rice was delicious. Meat was a little rough

Who doesn’t love a food truck that serves huge portions? I had a burrito that lasted me into my friends’ next meal, and the quality was not lacking.

Definitely the best Mexican food truck experience in NYC or Brooklyn. Ingredients are always fresh, spices always on point and the price is always cheap.
Their green salsa is magical. I would bathe in it if they’d let me.
Do yourself a favor and get the steak burrito. You’ll be greeted by a massive torpedo of marinated beef balanced perfectly with beans, rice, fresh veggies and medley of Mexican flavors… All for $ 7.

BEST tacos al pastor in town! Competing head to head with Tacos No.1 in Chelsea market.
Their meat is so well marinated. The pineapple is killer and their guacamole salsa makes the difference. Loaded taco so it’s a generous portion for the usual minimalistic approach to tacos in any restaurant.
Their quesadillas are very good too but I’m not so crazy about it. I think it misses something, at least the vegetable quesadilla.
Obviously cheap since it’s a food truck.
The burritos looked great too!
Two thumbs up for tacos al pastor! I have to try the other ones

Probably the best Mexican food truck in the city. Huge variety and authentic. I’ve come here a few times for a late night meal as I did last night. As per usual, my meal didn’t disappoint. My husband and I both had the burrito with bistec. Salsa verde on the side is a must! The burrito was very filling. I’m 7 months pregnant and almost (almost lol) couldn’t finish it. My older 2 daughters had a bistec torta and a chicken and cheese quesadilla which they both enjoyed. We washed it down with a variety of Jarritos (pineapple is my favorite) and went home to KO. We live in Manhattan. It’s worth the drive :)

Consistently delicious. It’s a weekly staple for me. Chorizo Burrito and the chicken Burrito are my go-to’s…have to give this place the accolades it deserves!

Love this truck! It’s one of the things I miss most from when I lived in Williamsburg. Truly authentic Mexican food. Just like a corner stand in Mexico City.

I have been coming here for the past couple of years. It’s located on Bedford near Metropolitan and receives lots of foot traffic, and it’s always pretty busy. I’m surprised there aren’t more reviews because this truck is one of my favs in nyc (and I’m a SoCal-​er). The Al Pastor tacos are a MUST! Sweetened by pineapples, just like traditional version. Friendly and sweet service. The men and women there work hard. Always tip!

Taco truck that replaced endless summer.
This is the spot I hit up for a quick taco none of that fancy ish. Fast service, run by good ppl always hit this spot up all year around there here to stay hopefully!

Got the steak burrito last night. It was great — massive portion size, fresh salad and overall lovely taste. Didn’t have to wait longer than 5 minutes for great tasting food that didn’t cost the earth.

Got the steak burrito — one of the best I’ve had. Better than chipotle. It’s worth the money!

Don Panchito, life savior, saving lives. In case you live close by and are feeling lazy about cooking: Don Panchito it. If you are coming back from the party and starving: Don Panchito it. If you are around and feel like getting your «MeHico» on: Don Panchito it! There, three situations where you should totally Don Panchito it.
For free. My advice is free, I have no clue about their prices.

I’ve now come to compare all Beford Ave taco trucks by a singular point of reference, Tacos Morelos. I also feel weird going here since it’ll always be Endless Summer’s spot. Either way, the tacos and quesadillas are good. Nice portions of meat and cheese and their salsa verde has a delightful kick to it.
My biggest gripes are the lack of transperancy in pricing, wait times, and weird shortages of product.
For example, I ordered a steak quesadilla and a regular quesadilla. The guy informed me that they were out of cheese but could make my steak quesadilla. I was kind of drunk and really wanted a quesadilla so I apparently quickly retorted in spanish that that’s absurd, if you can make a quesadilla that means you have queso. So either you have cheese for both or you’re just serving me an oversized steak taco. Some how whatever I said registered with him and he made both for me. (I guess that Spanish Literature degrees pays off after all)
One thing I think they could start offering that would make me an insta-​fan is Tortas Ahogadas. I know it’s a sloppy mess and slightly niche, but aside from La Superior, this city is woefully lacking in them.

Taco trucks makes the best tacos and this one delivered the goods. Flavorful, juicy meat with fresh basic salsa/​onion/​tomato/​cilantro on warm tortillas.

The food is yummy and of one of the better Mexican trucks within the 4 blocks on Bedford. But the main guy who mans the truck is incompetent at taking orders and beyond unfriendly. It’s just not worth it, especially when it’s busy. Case in point with my encounter this morning. Let’s count how many things can possibly go wrong with a single order.
I tell him I’d like a huevos rancheros. Two seconds later I call out, I’d like that with chorizo. He snaps at me, «we already put steak on, okay?» I say, «fine, steak is great.» I wait for my order, and another guy comes and also orders a huevos rancheros. The truck guy comes back to me and ask, «you wanted one too right?» I confirm I did. Ten minutes later he hands me my order and says «here’s your huevos rancheros». He tells me it’s $ 9 and I pay. I open it up to put condiments in, and realize it’s three tacos. I tell him that. He yells at me «I asked you!» I tell him I confirmed my order twice and he’s just said it again himself. It’s obvious he mixed up the orders, but I receive no «sorry.» Someone else claims the tacos. And then a few minutes later, he finally hands me my huevos rancheros in a very dismissive and impatient way, and also to the other guy who ordered the same thing. He tells him it’s $ 8, and I realize I’d overpaid. I’m now angry that he made no effort rectifying it and just ignores me. Hungry and deciding it’s not worth my trouble to argue for a $ 1 (I do briefly consider demanding my tip back), I walk home with my food. When I get home, I realize there’s no steak in my huevos rancheros. It’s also missing other things that it usually came with, like guacamole.
I’m usually pretty understanding and tolerant towards order lapses during lunch rushes. All you need to do is just give me a little bit acknowledgment. Here’s a tip, truck or restaurant — when you screw up the order, don’t blame your customer for your screwup. That’s one way to make sure they never come back.

This food truck got it going on, it takes fooorever because it’s cooked to order, but most definitely worth the wait. It’s delicious, it’s flavorful and tasty, it’s OMG.

The burritos are magical. For 6 – 10 dollars you can get filled up. Most of their main selections are $ 7. For $ 3 dollars you can snack on a taco. They have a large variety of food and they even serve huevos rancheros. Breakfast, lunch, snacks, and dinner all in one truck!!!

Really good, both when sober and drunk, perfect late night drunchies (drunk-​munchies). Wide range of Mexican dishes from tostadas, nachos, cemitas, rice & beans and corncob. They are mainly known for their tacos ($ 3.00) and burritos ($ 7.00), whether you choose chorizo, chicken, beef, pork or fish.
That being said: Burrito. Chorizo. Every. Time.
Love this spot, best burritos/​tacos in Williamsburg.