My Urban Eats Food Truck

The pork Cali burrito is amazeballs! I would recommend you try it, everything else looked good but this was off the charts!

Good stuff. I’ve enjoyed two meals from this food truck. Both have been excellent.
On my most recent visit I enjoyed the Buffalo Chicken Grilled Cheese. Very filling and delicious. Almost couldn’t finish it. The chicken breast was huge and moist. I would definitely order it again.
Excellent variety of options including several meatless entrees.
Staff is friendly.
Overall great experience.

I ordered their breakfast burrito without bacon which is an important thing for me to avoid eating, waited twice as long as my coworkers for a burrito and it had bacon. Pulled it out and gave it to my coworker, and the rest of the burrito was alright, just sloppy interactions make me hesitant to eat here again.

I like many of their menu items. Crispy Buffalo Chicken Grilled Cheese, Turkey Melt and Turkey Deli sandwiches are excellent. Service is quick and courteous. I have had their food for lunch many times and will keep on being their customer.
However, I don’t like their roasted veggies — too much cauliflower, and soggy (not, crunchy) brussels sprouts.

Was so disappointed in the burger. Seriously $ 8 for a burger and the meat wast as big as the regular child size burger from Mcdonalds with a bun 3 times the size of the burger. Truly a disappointment

I had the Chile Coconut Shrimp Tacos. Excellent! Next time I want to try the Fried Green Tomato Grilled Cheese sandwich :-)

Solid Truck Food.
I wasn’t looking for anything grilled or fried and Urban Eats had something for me. It was the Turkey Deli Sandwich (Shaved turkey breast, provolone, bibb lettuce, tomato, pink pickled onions, mustard aioli, on toasted sourdough). At first I thought there was bacon inside my sandwich because of this mysterious crunch texture I was experiencing. Turns out that they only toast one side of bread and put the toasted side facing the inside. Soft outside, crunchy inside. The roof of my mouth thanks you. It was $ 8 which is inline with gourmet food truck food.
If I was to order it again, I’d ask for light or no mayo. The menu didn’t say that it was an ingredient.
I also like the design of their truck.
Recommended

Very disappointed. I got the grilled veggies that were supposed to be cauliflower, carrots and Brussels sprouts. At first glance the veggies looked good but I was wondering where’s the Brussels sprouts. I dug thru the cauliflower to find nothing that looked like sprouts but there where 3 brown little things that were the Brussels sprouts:(. 2 burnt carrot strips, 3. burnt Brussels
Sprout halves and a mound of cauliflower. The taste was ok but I was clearly eating last weeks vegies and I expected fresh and a good mix of what was offered. Not happy.

Just tried this truck for the first time and I got: Crispy Buffalo Chicken Grilled Cheese — Breaded and fried chicken breast, choice of cheddar, provolone, Monterey Jack, pickled onion, buffalo aioli, Bread and Cie artisan sourdough. That is direct from there website but my chicken was not fried and there was only a quarter chicken breast on each half. I also added on the seasoned fries and they were warm and soft.
All of the flavors were good but the execution was terrible and not what was advertised.

Their food is great! I had their buffalo chicken grilled cheese, AMAZING!

Delicious grilled cheese sandwich and its a nice refreshing touch to have brussel sprouts and cauliflower as an alternative to the traditional french fries that are so often the case.

Great food truck, had lunch from here for the first time today. The menu has lots to choose from but today I had the tri tip sandwich with a side of fries. The tri tip was very tasty, thinly sliced, not chewy, and full of flavor. The onions, jalapenos, melted cheese and spinach rounded it out for a nice mélange of flavors. Fries were solid too, crispy with enough seasoning on them to make them fine to eat without ketchup while walking back to my office, but not too seasoned that would have me drinking 4 gallons of water later in the day.
I’ll definitely be back and will look for them on the road, very interested in trying the pork belly burrito which I saw a few people eating and had me envious and reconsidering my decision until I sank my teeth into my tri tip which left no doubt in my mind my lunch choice for today was solid.

I have visited this truck several times and not once been disappointed. My two recent visits were not any different.
I ordered the roasted potato taco and a side of roasted summer veggies, what a perfect lunch! The tortilla was warm, the two different colored roasted sweet potatoes were roasted perfectly, the corn was fresh as was the salsa, the queso fresco was deliciously decadent and the cream they drizzle on top tied the ingredients together beautifully. I never thought to add lime to «potato’ tacos but I went ahead and squeezed the lime they provided over the taco and it really worked, thank you! :)
The veggies were also roasted perfectly, it was two different kind of squash and one lone carrot, the carrot had a yummy char to it and I was sad there was only one piece way at the bottom but I sure savored it! This was a $ 2 add on… no reason not to!
I enjoyed the tacos so much I came back two days later as they are usually in the UTC area. This time I had the watermelon salad which I’ve enjoyed previously, it is perfect for a warm day, super refreshing!!! And only $ 2 to add on, why wouldn’t you?!
In the past I have had their Pork Belly burrito, it is a thing of savory beauty! The pork is always meaty and crispy and the slaw they use is always fresh, I highly recommend it!
My favorite thing about this truck is not just the food but that they usually keep me under $ 10 for lunch… some of these trucks are getting ridiculous with their prices!

I had the pork belly burrito and fell in love. It’s a burrito with all of the amazing cabbage, sauces, pico, etc combined with amazing flavorful and not super fatty pork belly. It was such a brilliant combination. Not to mention it tasted great with my West Coast IPA. The buffalo fries looked incredible. I will be back to try them!

Maybe because I love my food piping hot, but food trucks don’t stand up to good ol’ sit down eating.
My brother in law used My Urban Eats Food truck as their reception food after a beachside wedding.
The food itself is nothing out of the ordinary when it came to a beef burger, chicken tacos or fried green tomatoes grilled cheese sandwich. French fries were cold when all of us got our food, the chicken was a tad rubbery. However… fried green tomatoes grilled cheese was so damn good, if this is a regular on ther menus (not just for catering), this is so worth the order!

I found this food truck outside of Coronado brewing company brewery. I wanted to try something new and tried the Fried green tomato grilled cheese. I thought it was great. It was incredibly hot and very we’ll prepared.

I work in la Jolla and they usually come to our location every other week!
The buffalo sandwich is pretty good and it comes with a salad.
My lunch partner is gluten free so they just put whatever they would normally put on a sandwich onto a bed of lettuce. Which is pretty awesome.
Accepts Credit Cards!

Food Trucks have come a very long way.
Back in the day they were referenced as «Roach Coaches». You would eat at one out of convenience. Pretty much playing Russian Roulette on the super greasy Mexican-​ish food, hoping a toilet was near… just in case.
Now days Food Trucks are everywhere and the quality is much much better.
Today a new truck to our work place came by. While most things on the menu sounded good the Blackened Talapia sandwich was calling my name. This sandwich was so fucking good! Exploding with flavor. The talapia had a little spice to it, didn’t taste frozen, wasn’t breaded… quality.
For $ 8.50 you get a damn tasty lunch with a small salad.
Hope the Urban Eats truck keeps us on their permanent route.

I ordered the chile lime shrimp tacos with a side order of watermelon salad. This combo set me back $ 11. My lunch was small but delicious!
All these trucks share several characteristics: the portions are not super-​generous and lunches tend to run around $ 10. If the truck is any good, there’s invariably a line to order and then a significant wait before meals come out.
In the world of San Diego food trucks, Urban Eats seems like one of the best. I’m happy that I tried them and I’d be pleased to return.

They were stationed @ The Lost Abbey when we decided to go for some drinking.
Their menu looks awesome. I seriously couldn’t decide and sent my husband to pick what he wanted.
He got the Smoked Chicken Fries. The chicken was really great and the sauce they put on it with the beans and cheese, to die for. The only downfall? The fries were SO salty. So salty in fact my tongue was burning and I just ate the toppings. We all split them and we all agreed, they had wayyy too much seasoning on them.
My brother got the Pork Belly Burrito. It was really good. Perfect combination of smoky, sweet and savory at the same time. Should have gotten that!