Hm, not bad, this food truck of all things sausage…read more Each sausage is 1/3 lb, and is made by a local butcher according to The Sausage Syndicate's specific specifications. Ha, try saying that 7 times fast. During a recent food truck feast, one of my friends got the Wiseguy, which is spicy pork sausage with grilled onions, sweet peppers, and house made peach thyme mustard accompanied by a side (spicy potato salad, in his case). He ate most of the Wiseguy before turning over the rest of the sausage and most of the potato salad to me. What can I say, I'm a cannibalistic pig. The pork sausage was pretty decent, but that's basically it. The grilled onions and sweet peppers were limp and oily. There was some zing to the mustard, which was unique, but unfortunately, the bread could also have been better. It wasn't as crisp and tasty as I had hoped. Even the sausage and mustard couldn't have made the rest of the meal shine. The potato salad was pretty disappointing also; it was really bland without much taste. For $8.50, I was hoping for much better...but maybe I'll give it another try...all on my own another time. And yes, they do take Square.

This was my first foray in the St. Louis food truck scene, which I must say is an awesome…read moredevelopment. Way to put the city on the map, guys. The Sausage Syndicate did the trick: the food was good, service was fast, and the staff was friendly. They get three stars for two reasons: 1) $8.50 is just too much for a sausage and chips. Throw in a drink and I'll get behind it. 2) Sausage is heavy (i'm pretty full), but for the price I wanted more toppings, or more chips, or something. I got the Wiseguy, which is apparently the crowd favorite, and it was really good, but could have been so much more. The peppers and onions are a nice touch, but what you get looks like something you could make at home. Also, maybe I'm missing something, but the peach thyme mustard just tasted like mustard to me. The chips are deeelicious. And honestly it was a good sausage. With some tweaks this food truck will be where it's at.

How does one begin to articulate such mouthwatering excellence? Even my highest praise wouldn't…read morematch the level of glory that Philadelphia Cheesesteak existed on. Twas a dreary day before the 2 Girls 4 Wheels food truck arrived at my workplace. I was feeling off. Maybe it was the lack of sleep, the grey gloom-filled sky that drizzled Colorado's leftover rain down from the Rockies, or simply an underlying existential dread surfacing in front of my face. Lunchtime rolled around and I fashioned myself a sad excuse for a meal: a few slabs of Costco salami and a slice of Pepper Jack cheese tucked between two measly bookends of bread. I peaked outside, noticing a long line of coworkers extending past the iron entrance gates, patiently awaiting their orders. "Too long..." I thought to myself as I slid back into the shadows of my corporate chair. I winced at the clock as their time window inched closer to an end. A bellow from my cavernous stomach thrusted me back outdoors. Optimistically I strolled up five minutes before close, hoping they were still open for business even though the line had been thoroughly demolished by the daily work bell. I muttered something inquisitively. Both girls enthusiastically informed me they had one sandwich left. My ears stretched upward as a smile spread across my face. Shortly after handing over my plastic payment, they informed me their machine was slow to reboot. I offered Venmo but was kindly shot down and sent away with a free masterpiece of a sandwich. Only one ray of sunshine broke through the sea of St. Louis clouds that day and it was there in that moment. In between two perfectly circular toasted buns laid a more than generous amount of grilled steak, topped with juicy caramelized onions, accented with a garlic aioli. All held together in devour-able mouthfuls with melted Provel. Thank you 2 Girls 4 Wheels.

BEWARE don't do business with this company. 2 Girls 4 Wheels, we provided a service in which we…read moretowed a food truck from South St.Louis out to Troy, MO in which the customer shorted us on pay not paying their total bill at time of delivery. The owner cried and pleaded on the phone trying to urgently get us to tow it out to an event by 4PM in which she called us at 1PM. We worked with her and even got the Food Truck out there an hour early at 3PM. She even ran behind to their catering event that started at 4PM that she was supposed to be catering. Had us waiting around for another 45 mins to hour after we delivered food truck to venue. We being an understanding small business accepted that she would keep her word and promise to pay us the remaining balance following the conclusion of the event. Sunday comes around and still no full payment. Here it is Tuesday minimal response back and no call back. Very unprofessional and disorganized company. Highly don't recommend ‼

If you've never experienced live pancake art in the flesh then what are you waiting for? The…read morepancakes are brilliant works of art that are quite edible although you might not want to destroy the beautiful works of art. And the friendliness of Dan & Wella when they are at an event is spectacular! Their attention to detail is above anything I have ever experienced! I'm looking forward to experiencing many more events in their company!

so this guy has a hotdog cart set up in what might have used to could have been a gas station…read moreconvenience store or parts counter for DIY wrenching... really. it's pretty insane but he's got a lot going on here, like every street food in America: burgers, pizza, cheese steak, regular steak, tacos and three dozen flavors of hot doggery ranging from the simple meat stick on a bun to intriguing abdominations that explore the boundaries of tastes great :-) FYI: these are ridiculously large and tasty hot dogs; quarter-pound behemoths before adding any flavor, texture, or visual aid so please order accordingly.

This hot dog spot is excellent. Each order is prepared fresh in front of you with genuine…read moreenthusiasm--something that truly sets it apart. There are also several menu options available for those who may not be in the mood for a hot dog. We've been visiting since the early days when it was just a cart in a parking lot over six years ago, and it's been great to see it grow into an indoor location with seating that makes dining in very enjoyable. The quality of the hot dogs and the outstanding service have remained consistently exceptional!

Mr. J's BBQ is a BBQ stand on the NE corner of The Kirkwood Farmers Market…read more You can find him there on Thursday and Saturday. He serves great St. Louis backyard style BBQ prepared in a couple barrel pits. He prepares several meats every day he is there and has a number of sides. Today I tried his ribs, his brisket, his pulled chicken, and chicken thigh. All had good smoke flavor and were well cooked and seasoned. I really enjoyed the chicken thigh and the ribs. Don't get me wrong the other items were good, but I enjoyed those 2 the most. I'm not a fan of pulled chicken, I've noted that previously, but Mr. J's pulled chicken was right good. He puts a little of his se'lah gold sauce with it and some sautéed peppers and onions. That makes for good flavor. The reason for the 4 not 5 stars is minor. I had several slices of brisket on my plates and the first slice I picked up while nicely smokey and well seasoned was tough. However, every other slice was perfectly tender indicating a proper cook. I only tried his Se'lah Original Sauce. But let me tell you he has a wonderful quintessential St. Louis style BBQ sauce in that. Man is it good. I get to KFM often during the summer. I'll be back by for sure. Y'all enjoy!!

Mr J's BBQ is a long time staple at the Kirkwood Farmers Market. Today I had a rib play that was…read moreoutstanding. I should have taken a picture. The ribs were perfectly smoked using on site smokers. The ribs were very, very tender. I didn't count the number of ribs on my rib plate but it was very generous compared to a sit-down restaurant. He offers a variety of sides and I chose the potato salad and the coleslaw. Both were excellent, with decent sized portions.

Great food. Friendly people and excellent service. Huge…read moreportions. Highly recommend

This is a great addition to the New Town Amphitheater Square. Delicious food, served quick, at…read moreamazing prices. We both had the Philly with steak. It was served SUPER HOT (so fair warning). But it was perfect, we let them cool a bit and dug in!! They were loaded with meat and peppers, plenty of cheese, because you know, it's a quesadilla. But very good, well seasoned and served with a great aoli sauce. Great for the New Town concerts! We got the kids version for our little human and he devoured it in no time, so it's 6yr old approved too. Love this place, we will be back many times.

I enjoy jalapeños on my burger and Taste-D-Burgers, Popper Burger did not disappoint me. The smash…read moreburger not only was topped with jalapeños, it had Pepper Jack cheese and Whipped Cream Cheese. The cream cheese on the burger was a first time for me. I would have never thought to add that to a smash burger and it actually added flavor. It was the perfect treat as I shopped the booths at the SOHA Holiday Market. If addition to my Popper Burger, I enjoyed a side of fries. I was happy to see that they use, Crinkle Fries. Crinkle fries are my favorite fry from a bag. Of course, I really prefer hand cut with skins on. The staff working the truck were friendly and the turn around from placing an order and receiving your food was fairly quick.

Got the double smash cheeseburger and cheese fries. The smash burger was excellent, crispy outside…read moreand tender juicy inside and the toppings were super fresh! Servers were friendly and the truck looked clean! Definitely would eat here again and often!