Snout and Co.?

[equinoise]

Any opinions on this food truck, advertising both Cuban and Southern American cuisine?
http://www.snoutandco.com/

I liked the Cuban truck that used sit at 90th and Aurora, which I think has since moved away.

[forkit]

I just ate there and had a half a South Carolina style barbecue pork and a half Cuban sandwich. Of the two I liked the Cuban ($7) best and the pork sandwich ($6) wasn't as flavorful as I might have hoped although it had a generous amount of tender meat. (Those prices are for whole sanwiches.)

[bwalton]

I had the Seattle Cuban (red onion and mango sauce $7). It was an average sandwich. If I want a Cuban sandwich, I'll go to Paseo to get a thousand times more flavor for an additional $1.50

[GreenYoshi]

So, do they sell real Cuban sandwiches or Paseo style "Cuban" sandwiches?

[bwalton]

I don't know what qualifies as 'real' Cuban, but Snout & Co. use a pressed flatbread and the pork was dry.

[forkit]

Mine was pressed and had pork and ham.