The Gaucho & The Gringa

"I ate here three times with my boys during a 3-day trip to Cedar Point in October. The crowds were sometimes huge, with long food waits all over the park. This might have been a slightly longer wait than other trucks, but not by a lot. The cost for a meal is about the same all over the park, and I don’t think is controlled by the food truck operators; a meal in the park will be more expensive no matter where you get it from. The food was better than everything else we had in the park - pretty darn good and interesting burgers. And, the owner/operators of the truck (the actual “gaucho” and “gringa”) were there in person, working really hard with the crazy crowds. Despite this, they remained the nicest ,most friendly, and helpful people, funny and cheery up to the end when everyone was ready to collapse. Thanks for adding to our great trip - Cheers!"

"Awesome food truck. They came by cedar point employee break areas on a (semi)consistent basis. Their food is good and reasonably priced"

"Found at cedar point... took forever and wasted money. Ordered the choripapas. The sausage is the exact same generic sausage you buy at Walmart. Ended up throwing it away and it cost $18. Which is even more annoying because we waited 40 minutes to place our order than another 30 minutes to get it."