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Authentic Mexican street food with house-made tamales and weekend-only quesabirria that draws regulars back for more.
Maria's Food Truck serves up some of Hurricane's most authentic Mexican flavors from a humble setup that locals have discovered and can't stop talking about. The al pastor and carne asada tacos showcase perfectly seasoned meats, while the house-made tamales set this place apart from typical food truck fare. Everything tastes remarkably fresh, from the hand-cut potatoes and onions to the top-notch rice, salsa, and guac.
The real draw happens Friday and Saturday when Maria's serves quesabirria (those Instagram-famous cheese-dipped tacos). People plan their weekends around it. The owner brings genuine warmth to every order, treating customers like family rather than just another transaction.
This is lunch-focused operation, so don't expect dinner hours. The inconsistent schedule can be frustrating, but that's part of the charm of finding a true neighborhood gem. When they're open, you're getting food made with care by someone who clearly takes pride in the craft.
Hurricane sits perfectly between Zion National Park and other southern Utah adventures, making Maria's an ideal fuel-up spot. Skip the chain restaurants and grab tacos that taste like they came from someone's abuela's kitchen. Just call ahead or drive by to see if they're open (that's half the adventure).
18 reviews
a month ago
This is THE place to eat after a long day at Zion NP! The tacos and burritos were delicious! The service was friendly and accommodating, and the food had good portions of meat. I definitely recommend getting the al pastor but the carne asada here is so flavorful too.
a month ago
its a amazing Mexican food truck i tried the cow tongue for the first time it was soft and over really good
a month ago
Authentic Mexican food!!! The beef tongue was cooked perfectly melted in your mouth ! Can’t wait to go back !
3 months ago
Food was great!
3 months ago
Tacos were alright. I’d say the meat was the saving grace. Although it wasn’t memorable, it was good enough to save the overall dry taco. They came with potatoes on the side which is completely new for me. They weren’t very good either. Now, most of the stars are due to the rice and beans! Those were great. Flavorful and soft. Also, my dad paid for guac on his tacos and didn’t receive. Also no sauce was offered. The gentlemen seemed very pleasant. Wish it was a better experience.