Taco Bus El Viejon — Restaurant in Bozeman

We pass through Bozeman a few times a year and always stop to eat at various taco trucks. Nothing has ever been extraordinary enough to warrant leaving a review. These tacos are the best. Very authentic, the salsa is delicious. They are attentive enough to brine their onion in lime (a staple in Mexican cuisine you rarely find at taco trucks) and take your order with humbleness and respect. The gentleman was apologetic for making us wait a little whereas we have waited over forty minutes at other taco buses without the courtesy of an apology. All in all, I am very pleased—we all were. I highly recommend you stop here and offer this business an opportunity to serve you deliciousness you can only find south...

I guess I’m at a disadvantage with expectations of what I consider good Mexican food. Having grown up in Texas and having lived the past thirty years in the foodie city of Asheville, I thought the reviews of this place would be somewhat on par with what I expected. It wasn’t. The smallish $12.50 asada burrito hit my hunger spot, but the fact it was 50% stuffed with what tasted, looked, and felt just like canned refried beans, a little rice, and an equally small amount of steak, was a disappointment. With the reviews I guess I was expecting a fat, juicy, meat-filled burrito ala San Francisco Mission District style.....burritos that cost almost half the price! I dunno, maybe this is primo by...

I used to like this place a lot more but the last two visits have been meh. The prices are about 1.5-2x more than other taco trucks in the Valley, which would be fine if they knocked it out of the park. It’s hard to find much here now that costs less than $18 for mediocre portions. The last time we ate there, I got the $21 Jalisco plate which was pretty underflavored and a little soupy. They could have just been having an off day. I do appreciate that they were open because it was 6:15pm on a Sunday and no other taco trucks were open. It just feels like for the prices, it should be a sit-down restaurant with endless...