Famous Amos Tacos — Restaurant in Littleton

We tried these on a limb and were surprised at how delicious they were! We got Steak and Pastor and both were the kind where you look at them and are like “wow, these LOOK good!” You take your 1st bite and the explosion of taste takes over and your eyes widen and you look at each other and go “Mmmm!!!” After you’ve wrapped your head around the deliciousness you say “dang, these are gooood” and proceed to stuff your face like starving werewolf! They’re the “good” street tacos, the ones that are made right. IYKYK. The flavor hits and is the right flavor. The meat is excellent quality, not the small, thin, cheap, greasy, fatty kind where it’s all bites of fat, it’s juicy, tender and seasoned well. The corn tortillas had flavor, not just dry and cracking. The pineapple was either grilled or cooked with the meat and each bite had pineapple. My son doesn’t like onions or cilantro but the steak was tender and had tons of flavor, no chewy, spit it out bites. Don’t let the taco truck or location throw you off, if you’re looking for a good, made the right way street taco, these are definitely gonna be the ones. Price was kinda pricey, it came out to a little over $4/taco; but for the taste and quality, we didn’t mind paying what we did plus tip for the great service and customer service; the old dude was very nice, welcoming and friendly. I didn’t feel judged or rushed. They have a little covered “eat here” section with tables and chairs and coolers with icy cold drinks. They also have the standard green (mild) and red (hot) salsas. The green has the right amount of heat and complimented the Pastor tacos very nicely! Made it almost like a sweet and spicy kinda deal. The red, to me, was way too spicy- like numbed my tongue, made me choke spicy lol but then I can’t eat hot Cheetos so take that...

Okay, this is a food truck, not a brick and mortar store....so hard to rate "atmosphere" or "table wait time". The food, though, I can rate... and it was not good. I had the smothered green chile chicken enchiladas with rice and beans. The dish had almost no flavor... very bland. A little salt would've helped a "little" but there was none. I ordered two barbacoa tacos for my girlfriend and put in the special instructions box "no cilantro please", as cilantro tastes like soap to some people like her. Well, guess what... they had cilantro and she tried picking it out but there's no way to do so. And that red taco sauce... worst tasting sauce we've ever tasted. Just a big ol' mouth of bitterness. Green sauce was good, so I used it to add some flavor to my enchiladas, which needed it. What was good? Oh... the beans......

Absolutely delicious food, clean truck as well. It's in the parking lot of the Dubb's Pub next door, and you can actually order 'for here' at his truck and he'll bring it to you on a plate inside the pub! Guacamole and sour cream provided with my quesadilla for no extra charge. I had a campechana quesadilla (asada and chorizo) which was amazing.

5 stars all around except that personally I found the pub to be too loud with no booths to sit at, only bar tables and stools. The pub staff was very friendly though, so again that's just my personal feeling about the bar, I was on my dinner break (tow truck driver) and one of the bartenders even gave me a hot rod themed calendar from the...