Big Guidos Truck

The Godfather sandwich was good, but not worth $ 10. Even though it came with a bag of chips, I still was surprised at how small something called a Godfather was. Pretty good flavor, but no better than what you get at Jersey Mike’s. The convenience of a food truck parked at work is nice, and kind of makes up for the price. A little.

Don’t get the turkey club. Pitiful. Not worth $ 9. The cafeteria at work makes a better one bigger portion and a 3^rd the price. The truck used sliced bread. I would have expected the submarine bread. It looked pitiful. The other sandwiches looked better. Might give them another chance.

Enjoyed the Godfatha! Good sandwich with fresh bread and fresh ingredients, not too complicated. Came out quick, and I ate it just as fast, I’ll have to take my time a little more next trip.
Don’t forget a cannoli! Haven’t had a good one of those in years, and Big Guidos didn’t disappoint.

We ordered the Godfather with pasta salad and the eggplant parm with fried ravioli to start. Everything tasted fresh and delicious yet still came out promptly.
The staff was incredibly friendly and the store, while small, was clean and had a great vibe. We will absolutely be back.

I would come back for the friendly service and awesome owner. The food was not the best, YET, but they are perfecting the plated dishes after mastering the food truck. I bet if we got sandwiches they would have knocked it outta the park. My guess is that they will keep tweaking the plated items until they are as awesome as their reputation. The cannoli, omg! MMMM. That they nailed.

Stopped by here hoping for a good Italian restaurant in the neighborhood. I am a fan of private, chef based restaurants. Not big box, corporate restaurants. What I found was a new place trying to find a niche. We started with wine. The only choices were a white and a red. I tried the red not sure what it was. But they put ice in it. It sort of tasted like red soda. Then we both tried the Caprese salad. Normally when eating Caprese, I enjoy them with beef steak tomatoes. Not hot house variety. The mozzarella was for sure not homemade. It was a bit hard and for sure not buffalo. I then ordered the eggplant parm. The sauce, I am not sure, but I think was from a can not home made. The eggplant was soggy. The spaghetti was okay. My friend had chicken alfredo. The grilled chicken was dry and the sauce was curdled. The flavor was not to bad though. The one thing that bothered me the most was they left my dirty plates on the table with out picking them up. The waitress’ were not dressed very appropriately. All in t shirts and jeans. No uniform. The décor was in the process of being established, so I won’t go there. The menu was done very professionally. Over all, this place has potential. Just needs some structure and some lessons for the waitstaff. I will try again but will wait to see if they have a chance to update their wine list.

Great place! Used to get their food at the block and glad that they opened up a permanent spot. The sandwiches are superb and made with really fresh ingredients. The godfather is their top seller and rightfully so. They also make a good grilled chicken sandwich, for those health conscious people out there. Their vinaigrette is also very tasty and is homemade. I highly recommend this new spot.
–R.M.

Amazing food! Get «The Godfather» … My fav! Great customer service, clean & fast. One of the best food trucks in San Antonio!

By far the best food you can find. If you haven’t stopped by to see them you’re missing out.
I recommend you pick up a Godfather and then just bask in the glory that is the best sandwich you’ll ever eat.

Just moved into town and decided to try a food truck out. I got an overpriced philly cheese steak. It was mediocre at best. On top of the low quality of the food, there was a huge piece of plastic in my food!!! So gross. I would never go back here.