Crazy Sisters Food Truck

Fort Worth, United States

4.3

4 reviews

Accepts Credit Cards

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Website:
www.crazysisters.net
Address:
Fort Worth, TX
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
1.4 miT&P Station
1.9 miFort Worth Intermodal Transport Center
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Take-out
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Accepts Credit Cards
Yes

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Local time (Fort Worth) 9:46 PM Friday, November 29, 2024

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4 reviews of Crazy Sisters Food Truck

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Place rating: 4
Burleson, TX
Met up with the crazy ladies down by Harris Southwest at the Edna Gladney Adoption Center parking lot. Grabbed the Mexican grits with brisket on top and they were absolutely phenomenal. I also had the pork carnitas street-​style taco and it was really good too. Check these ladies out when you get a chance.
Place rating: 4
Dallas, TX
The mexican grits, with pork, are amazing.
Place rating: 5
Fort Worth, TX
Street style tacos are REALLY good. I tried one each chx, pork and beef. My mouth is alive with flavored and doing a happy dance.
Place rating: 4
Fort Worth, TX
Another foray into the wild world of Gore-​Met Food Trucks. Crazy Sisters are out a lot, I noticed they’re usually somewhere at lunch and dinner, and when they were close by I went and got a couple of tacos for lunch one day. One Chipotle Pork street taco style, and one brisket gringo taco style. I’m not much of a street taco guy, but the pork taco was good, that leafy green stuff (sorry, forget if it’s oregano, or cumin, or whatever, I dunno, I’m ignorant) wasn’t heavy, and I liked it, pretty good. The brisket gringo taco was more my tex mex up bringing style, and it was good also. Both were made fresh and tasted very fresh. Both tacos were full, and had a good helping of meat. About $ 3 each, well worth it, plan on going back sometime and getting one of the burritos or hamburgers.