Eat Tacos at El Mime
Food & DrinkEasyYear-round
Visit this local-favorite food truck for authentic Al Pastor and street tacos that provide the perfect post-hike refueling.
Itinerary tips
- 1Plan for a 30 to 45-minute visit as this is a popular food truck with outdoor seating rather than a full-service restaurant.
- 2Order the Al Pastor tacos 'con todo' to ensure you get the traditional pineapple topping that balances the savory pork.
- 3Bring a light jacket if visiting for dinner, as desert temperatures drop quickly once the sun sets behind the red cliffs.
- 4Park in the adjacent paved lot, but be mindful of peak lunch hours between 12:00 PM and 1:30 PM when spaces fill quickly.
- 5Keep cash or a mobile payment app ready, though most modern St. George food trucks now accept major credit cards.
- 6Combine this stop with a sunset trip to nearby Snow Canyon State Park for a convenient and scenic picnic dinner.
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