Classic hot dogs with elevated flavors and genuinely good hearted owners!…read more Pittsburgh Street Dogs is tucked in the corner of a parking lot of Springdale... but they represent nationwide flavors with their creative and generously topped hot dogs!! From the moment I walked in, the owners greeted me and immediately walked me through the whole process. The menu is extensive, but they explained it all and were more than happy to take any other questions. You can tell these two love what they do with so much fun hot dog decor on every wall, Springdale High School gear draping the walls, and such creative and honor for their craft of delivering top notch food to their community! I ordered the Kansas City Chief Hot Dog, the Elote Hot Dog, and a side of Notorious RBC fries!! I added on a Turners Tea and a pack of Chocolate Crinkle cookies!! Let me just say... ILLL BE BACKKK again and again!! I got the order to go and they individually packed my ranch and my lime so that I could dress the items when I was ready to eat. The Kansas City Chief was amazing. Sauerkraut and Thousand Island bubbling out of the bun... but just that snap of the hot dog and perfect bun to hold all of the culinary chaos in. The Elote Hot Dog was just like you'd want. The lime juice popping off with the fresh sweet corn and spices!! The Notorios RBC should definitely be notorious such flavor with the ranch, bacon, chili, and cheese but the fresh French fries held up and had crisp crunch throughout. Turners Iced Tea in a carton.... That's just true yinzer code! And the cookiessss... it really was a brookie and mannnn it was decadent and moist... almost as if they baked them just that morning!! The price is soooo reasonable. The vibe is Pittsburgh dive. The food will knock your socks off! Hot dog. Hot dog. Hot diggity dog!!!

Perfect lunch spot! Lots of fun hot dog options, and classic ones, too. The interior is clean,…read morefresh, and has plenty of seating as well as fun decor. There are additional shaded tables outside, too. The staff is very friendly, and made us feel welcome. Our hot dogs were terrific, (natural casing, and they did have the satisfying "snap!" as advertised) and our cookies were also outstanding. There are plenty of sides, too. One menu item included a trio of mac & cheese, baked beans, and coleslaw. If you are a vegetarian, you will likely be able to find something to eat here. We will definitely stop back here if we're in the area again!

The sandwich had a lot of salty elements but was overall good and filling. They were parked outside…read moreHazel Grovel. The chef came around and asked about the food after.

I had the pleasure of meeting Justin through his food truck, and you can immediately tell how much…read morepride and passion he puts into Pastrami Jack's. He's a great guy, very professional, and truly cares about the quality of what he serves. The concept is awesome, the food looks incredible, and you can tell everything is made with care and attention to detail. I highly recommend supporting Justin and Pastrami Jack's -- definitely a food truck worth checking out! - Danny

Rescue Dog's came through our neighborhood this past week for a block party/food truck roundup. I'd…read morenot heard of them prior to this event but thought that their mission (lightoflife.org) was noble and so I wanted to contribute. My wife and I ordered the Big Cheese and the Big Tex and a side of fries. The Big cheese was a little underwhelming in that the Mac and cheese was pretty standard and overcooked, there weren't many jalapeños slices, and the hot dog is just boiled and plain. The Big Tex was also just a boiled dog (no grilling here), but came with more peppers, onions, cheese and had a smoky sauce drizzled on it that was nice. The fries were thick cut and crispy and seasoned with more than just salt so those were nice too. Overall meal was about $17 before tip which isn't too bad but seems a little steep--I take comfort in knowing that it's at least for a good cause.

I stopped by here earlier today for dinner. Our neighborhood has food trucks come every Thursday…read moreand on this day, it was Rescue Dogs turn. This food truck is more of a trailer that is towed on the back of the truck and on the day we were there they had 2 people working it. They were slammed and so there was the game of trying to keep up with orders without taking too many. Their menu says proceeds are for the light of life rescue mission which is nice. For dinner on this day I decided to order a number of items to split with my wife and so went for the big tex as well as a southern belle, fresh cut fries with cheese and a Mac and cheese with bacon. The hot dog selection was the toughest choice for me as I was between the chili chaloochi and the big tex before the amount of good sounding items on the big Tex won out. It was described as a hot dog with grilled onions, sweet peppers and jalepenos with Cajun seasoning and also topped with tomatoes, shredded cheddar and cowboy mayo and the southern belle was described as their spicy chicken selection with fried chicken strips, pickles and chipotle sauce served in their signature grilled hot dog bun. After about a 15 minute wait or so, our food was ready and I was headed home. Whenever I got home the first thing I noticed was that they had forgotten my bacon on the Mac and cheese and cheese on the fries which was disappointing since I had paid for both. At that point I was not expecting to give them anything higher than a 3 star review. In any case, I first started with the big Tex and I have to admit that I loved it! The grilled onions, sweet peppers and jalepenos all added some nice flavor to it and the deep fried hot dog was delicious. It was definitely the best hot dog I have had in a long time and I didn't feel bad spending the $7 on it. After that I tried the southern belle. It was on the same buttered bun which the hot dog was on which was tasty. The chicken itself had a nice golden color to it and tasted good enough and I enjoyed the chipotle sauce. I only wish that it had more spice for something that was called spicy. With both of my entrees complete I was able to try both of the sides. I started with the fries which you could tell were freshly cut. They were well seasoned and both my wife and I enjoyed them. Last but certainly not least was the mac and cheese which was a creamy Mac and cheese. It was a decent Mac and cheese but nothing to tell my friends about. The bottom line for me is that I would head back to the rescue dogs food truck again in the future. I really enjoyed my hot dog and would be interested in trying their signature chili chaloochi.

I love the Friday evening farmer's market at The Block. They have have at least three (3) food…read moretrucks per week. Some weeks, I buy something from each truck ... other weeks nothing. This week D & L's Handcrafted Deli made an appearance. Although, I had a meal already planned at home ... I saw the menu ... Spinach Artichoke Grilled Cheese. And with that my dinner plans changed. Turnaround under 10 minutes. Wrapped in aluminum foil and then styrofoam container to keep it warm , I couldn't wait to get it home. It was worth the wait. (See picture) Based on their FB page (https://www.facebook.com/D_and_l_handcrafted_deli-101199948901690/), it seems they are just getting started in the food truck business, which explains the limited menu. I am looking forward to trying another of their sandwiches. Perhaps, the Reuben is next on my list. They can be found on Mobile Nome Food Truck Finder.

I loved the brisket, but I wasn't super crazy about the Mac n cheese. Still, I'd definitely get it…read moreagain! Their bbq sauce is thinner, which I prefer, and has a nice tang. The best part? Pittsburgh Pickle Co pickles!

Had their food at Taco festival in the strip. I love brisket, but haven't ever had it on a taco…read morebefore. The meat was tender and the taco was well balanced. The crunchy biscuit pieces were a very unique topping and you get a full range of textures when combined with the max and cheese. Can't wait to try them again and see the normal menu too!

Stopped by with a friend that has been stopping by every once in awhile due to the fast and…read moreconsistent service at a good price. The address is on Georgetown Rd but the trailer is actually on Lawrence St. They have weekly specials that are posted on Facebook. We shared an order of the zucchini stix and ordered the weekly special of a grab-n-go Italian hoagie. The zucchini stir came with a tomato sauce that was a little sour to taste but really enjoyed the zucchini. The Italian hoagie was OK. Service was fast and friendly. A nice place for a quick lunch if you are in the neighborhood.

The food and prices are fantastic! The staff is very sweet and the service is always great. Wings…read moreon Steelers Sundays are yummy! Pasta salad is some of the best there is. Cream of broccoli soup is to die for. Wedding soup is awesome. Honestly, just go try everything they have. You won't be disappointed!

If there is one food that I love its poutine. I had the opportunity to stop by the Catatouille food…read moretruck during VegFest this weekend and I was pleasantly surprised! For being a totally vegan option, it was hard to differentiate between this and non-vegan poutine. The gravy was flavorful, fries were crispy, and the, I think tofu, curds were perfectly squishy. The truck is a non-profit that proudly displays that the prices are just suggestions. If someone is unable to pay the full price, you are able to pay what you can. I love the fact that that it engages the community and ensures that no-one goes hungry. I hope to try the curry fries next time I see the truck around.

Really nice vegan food truck in Pittsburgh! They're a non-profit so proceeds go towards feeding…read morepeople and animals in need. I remember seeing on their menu that if you are in need of a meal, you can also pay as you wish. Super nice of them. The food truck shows up to a lot of events around town and you can check out their website to see where they will be next. It was my first time trying a pierogi and it was very crispy, topped nicely with caramelized onions. I went with my friends during a busy hour at First Friday so the wait was about 20 minutes. In addition to pierogis, they also have hoagies, curry fries, etc.

4.5 stars. Smoke in Pitt BBQ is a local business that sells barbecued meats (e.g., brisket, pork…read moreribs, beef ribs, salmon, meatloaf, and pulled pork) and sides (e.g., sweet potatoes, collard greens, mac and cheese, BBQ beans, red potatoes, and coleslaw). At the Juneteenth festival in downtown Pittsburgh, Smoked in Pitt BBQ had a tent set up. An employee promptly and politely greeted me and took my order. The total price for my dino beef rib with rice, greens, and sweet potatoes was $35. Unfortunately, he had no change for my two twenties. Probably he should have given me an additional side for the remaining $5, but I told him to just keep the extra money. At home I ate the foods. The dino rib tasted very good, and I also really liked the spicy flavors of the greens and the sweet potatoes. The rice was typical.

The food was amazing I had the brisket dinner and my son had the rib dinner I can see why he won…read morebest rib 2 years in a row !! Highly recommend