I love this cart for a quick filling lunch that doesn't leave me feeling sluggish. The portion sizes are huge and there are so many options to add to your burrito or bowl. Great for vegans! Also staff is super friendly and efficient.

Rather plain Mexican food. Not a great value for street food. Higher price than other places within walking distance, less food, less flavor. Bizarre that the cost at a cart is higher than at buildings. *Response to owner* Your habanero is mild and not very flavorful.

Been going to this cart a few times a month for the past 2 years. Consistent, quick, very tasty burritos. Staff is awesome. Large portions and inexpensive. Every tenth burrito is free. No complaints.

This food truck is pretty decent. The vegetarian burrito bowl that I got had a lot of fresh ingredients in it. There was only one person working the truck, which made the service kind of slow. But the person was very friendly. I would definitely eat at this food truck again. They also had vegan options.

One of their many burrito carts around town. This one can get pretty busy at lunchtime. Always friendly service and quality product. Punch card is available which is a better reward system then the app offered by their nearby national competitor.

Scrumdiddlyumptious. Beautiful cart, food, and staff right next to pioneer square. Great location. Great food, great price. Vegetarian options too!

I usually can’t even remember the name of this cart, as to me it’s simply “Laura’s Burrito Cart.” She always remembers exactly how I like my food made, and is the friendliest, most positive person in the whole neighborhood.

Service was great and friendly but the burrito just didn't taste that good. The sauce was rather strange. Sorry, won't be going back.

Management of Fuego Food Carts have now ruined what was, for many years, the best burrito in Portland. Earlier this year, prices were raised by a dollar. Not a problem. Prices are rising at all food carts in Portland, and a dollar increase for both small and large burritos was to be expected. The shocker is that burrito size has now suddenly been reduced by 35%. Worse, the amount of meat filling has been cut in half. At first, I thought this was a one-off result, depending on the randomness of the server. But not so. The massive reduction in size and filling is now standard over the course of three separate visits. I do not exaggerate: it is now nothing less than a rip-off to pay $8.00 for such a pathetically small burrito, filed with hardly any meat. And that's the "large." Seriously, Fuego, this radical change is simply too absurd to accept. Good luck, both I and other two customers I spoke to shook our heads. You've lost us. Update to the owner response: Your new policy, in which you've reduced the size of the burritos by 35% and the volume of the meat filling by at least that much if not more, was put into place this Autumn with your long-time server at the Yamhill Street location. It was then maintained by your new server, also at the Yamhill Street location. I should know: I've been a customer for years. And, I wrote to you about this through the contact page last week, but got no response. Also, as I mentioned, I'm not the only customer who noticed the dramatic change. I can send you a picture of your new "large" burrito, which is no longer than my own hand. Again, very dramatic change. Perhaps it's anecdotal but for years you had a long line at lunchtime at the Yamhill Street location. Not now. It appears other long-time customers have received the message.

So tasty! I ordered a small bowl and it was AMPLE. The service was delightful and fast, and it was a delicious lunch. It was my first time eating at Fuego, and I will definitely be back! (Visited the cart at NW Yamhill and 6th Ave, for reference.)