Sol Verde | Mexican Food Truck
About
Sol Verde is a Mexican food truck in Bend, Oregon, serving New Mexico-style cuisine, including carne adovada, breakfast burritos, and chile verde. Rated 4.9 stars from 114 reviews. Customers highlight the fresh ingredients and friendly service.
Menu Highlights
Price Range
Moderate ($$)
Contact & Location
Address
1040 NW Galveston Ave, Bend, OR 97701, Bend, Oregon
Hours
8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Phone
(541) 610-8399Website
www.solverdebend.com/Reviews
Stephen Hodson
Growing up in Northern NM, I have to say that Sol Verde nailed it with the carne adovada (not carne avocado). The red was on point, but couldn’t taste the green since I went Xmas. Sol Verde wasn’t just a taste of NM, but rather a taste of home. Thank you so much as a dream of mine has been to open a food truck as such, selling NM cuisine to those that do not know. Hit me up if you want to expand to the northeast US, it’s a dream of mine. Elsewhere, follow Nick Zocco. He recently beat Bobby Flay with some good ole fashioned Chile rellenos!
Gregg Granillo
Such great New Mexico style food. Reminded me of the food I had as a kid! Highly recommend. Must have Chile Verde and Carne Ado! Also pick up a jar of Ol’ Gringo to take home!
Peter Farsai
One of the best breakfast burritos I’ve had on the west coast. 10/10 must try. Fill, fresh and packed with flavor.
Linda Manor
I've been coming here for a couple of years. Food is always fresh and made to order. . Prices are reasonable! The burritos are large.. the photos in this review are of the breakfast vegetarian burrito. Delicious! The staff are lovely, 💕
Nicholas Klein
Very friendly service with fresh food out of this cute little food truck. Wanting a breakfast burrito, I gave it a go! It was HUGE for a bit more $$$ than other places. It definitely packed some heat but I do wish there was more texture and temperature contrast. One of the things I love about a great burrito is variety with soft things like beans/rice and crispy things like meats. I also love hot mixed with cold (like the lettuce/pico). This burrito, despite being fresh and eaten right away, felt like a take-out burrito where all the textures and temperatures merge into one.