Did an order through Uber Eats. Food was totally fine, nothing really stood out about it. The rice…read morewas very oily and the lamb gyro wasn't seared, like it was cut fresh off the slab but not cooked on the grill separately. Some prefer that, I don't, but it's fine either way, it's just personal preference. Even accounting for the Uber Eats fees and upcharge, price was very steep. If I was in the area I might stop in again. J.Ja

First time trying the Stroller's offerings, and I'm hooked. Give them a try!…read more I ordered their falafel pita, my wife ordered a lamb gyro. In talking to the owner, I found out that her falafel recipe was handed down through her family, and is made with chickpeas and favs beans. It was delicious, crispy on the outside and richly flavorful - easily one of the best I've had. The gyro was delicious too, and the tzatziki sauce was fresh and flavorful. Of course, food truck ambiance is dependent upon location. Ours was stellar. The Pita Stroller came to our neighborhood and parked under the giant live oaks dripping g with Spanish moss, and we took our meals to a nearby porch table. Great food in a picturesque setting - what could be better?

This time I got the extra lettuce and the sauce on the side. Seems like they no longer add french…read morefries (or at least they didn't this visit) which is fine with me. I did not think the chicken was dry this time so I didn't use the sauce. There is a nice combo of dark meat and white meat maybe that helps. It was very good and the service was friendly and efficient!

Decent food truck food. Not amazing, not bad. The Philly cheesesteak sandwich seemed to be the same…read moremeat from the gyro. The service was great for sure! They do cook the food to serve so it takes a bit longer, but I appreciate that! At least you know it's fresh! Food 7/10 Service 10/10 Ambiance 5/10 (How high can you rate ambiance when you're in a parking lot with a generator going? ) Overall it was decent! My daughter LOVED her gyro! I'm sure that's the specialty so if I came here again I'd stick to what they specialize in.

I am not sure why it has taken me so long to review this food truck since I have been going to it…read morefor years. It is one of my favorites! The food is delicious and prepared expertly, it is relatively healthy, and the service is friendly, accommodating, and efficient- key qualities for a food truck! Today I could not decide between two rice bowls- shrimp and Brussel sprout. So, they offered to make me a bowl with half of each- fabulous combination!!

I was fortunate to try Semilla's food on New Year's Eve at Charleston Wonderland. I was so…read moreimpressed! They provided an amazing variety of food and I tried several options-all outstanding! Fried chicken sliders, "charcuterie bites," tomato soup and grilled cheese, veggie fried rice, poutine and more! My favorite was the veggie fried rice. It was the best I have ever had. I can't wait to go try a meal on the food truck soon!

Such an awesome food stand at The Charleston Battery field. They keep it simple by offering Mac n…read morecheese and they do it well! They give you several protein options to top it with so you can customize your experience. We decided on the "Mac Daddy" size and topped it with fried chicken and bacon bits. This combo was so delicious. The bacon was crispy and added a wonderful texture and saltiness while the chicken was fried beautifully. Each bite was tender and juicy with creamy Mac n cheese and we loved every bite. The service was quick and friendly as well which helps in a crowded stadium with hungry fans. The ambiance was busy, fast-paced, and exciting and ended with an overall great experience that we can't wait to try again!

I've aaaaalways been a fan of Mac Daddy so when I found out they were in my neighborhood last night…read moreI cancelled my dinner plans in lieu of mac and cheese. When I arrived they already had the social distancing protocol in place with a sanitizing station and everyone standing in an orderly line six feet apart. There was just one guy holding it down in the truck and did a pretty good job of keeping it moving. I do wish they had a contactless payment or order in advance like I've seen from some others, but everyone is trying to pull things together as best they can. Collectively, I'm sure I've had all the toppings by now but last night I had a new combination by combining buffalo chicken and jalapenos. I love how they finely chopped up the jalapenos so you could get some in every bite. It was cheesy, spicy, and oh so good I was scraping the bowl. The oversized with toppings was more than enough for dinner and I was stuffed by the end. It is a pricey bowl of mac but I know they're using a ton of cheese to make it so tasty. Find their schedule on Roaming Hunger to get your fix (https://roaminghunger.com/mac-daddy/).

They were in the food truck.. The food lasted for lunch and…read moredinner. Super and well done for Veggie Quesadillas

Dang Napoleon, Go Get Yourself a Dang Quesa-Dilla ! To a…read moreplace where the cheese flows like wine; where beautiful women instinctively flock like the salmon of Capistrano. A little place called Rolled Quessss-adilla. No Kidding, it is a phenomenal amount of cheese. All melty and hot, your throne of deliciousness awaits your Cheesiness. The crunch of toasted escape-cheese trapped, crispy to its side--reminder to young and old--Nothing Escapes the food truck called Rolled Quesadillas. Side sauce included.

The moo moo was wonderful. A classic smash burger for a great price. Very flavorful and satisfying…read more We enjoyed the fried Brussels sprouts as well, but the side green salad was inedible (for me). The leaves tasted old and soft and just not the refreshing side salad I'd hoped for. Service was quick and kind! Order at the food truck window and they will kindly bring your order to wherever you are sitting at Palmetto Brew Pub.

During my experience here at the Palmetto brewery in Charleston South Carolina, dinner was also…read morehere at this Food truck station just outside the brewery entrance. I noticed the name of the food truck is gobble gobble. I thought that was pretty interesting and funny at the same time. Once I learned that a friend of mine was going to get dinner here, I basically checked in on my Yelp app mobile and proceeded to follow my friend to check things out. It was a brisk Thursday evening here in Charleston And I had not had dinner yet that evening. And so, I didn't think my friend will really drive me around to find dinner, so I opted to find something here at Gobble Gobble food truck during my short stint here. First impressions were that it is still the food truck. They have a small and a very limited menu. I opted for the Grassfed beef burger, which seem to be a good and logical choice of all the options presented. I did not know what the potato rounds were initially, but I assumed it was more or less french fries. So I got those too. It was cool that they actually came to the brewery since they knew that I was staying there and they got my to go order wrapped up nicely and present it to me there instead of waiting actually at the food truck itself. It was cool because I did not know whether or not they knew I was in the area after the order or went elsewhere. I ended up eating my dinner back at the hotel, because I was really hungry after taking two beers at the Palmetto brewery, and wanted to actually enjoy it back at the hotel while watching television. The meal was rather good and delicious. I really have Grassfed beef anyway so it was a real treat for me. It was cool, I enjoyed it quite nicely. The overall experience here at gobble, gobble food truck here in Charleston, South Carolina was pretty good and friendly. I'll be in casual and very convenient for me to grab dinner instead of having to look around. The service here was really good and friendly. I was indecisive for maybe a few minutes but thankfully I made a good choice here. The guy at the counter was patient enough with me to wait for me to decide. For the most part though, it was actually pretty cool to have them here alongside the Palmetto brewery because you can have a meal with your beers instead of just beers. The surprising fact that they do "delivery service" is pretty cool. I am assuming that the tables that were set up outside the Palmetto brewery or shared with the brewery with the Food truck business. I am sure they complement each other in many ways and the table area is just one of them. I'm sure. Also, if you find yourself, I think a drink or two or maybe even more, consider coming here for dinner at the Gobble Gobble food truck and maybe grab a pint or two from the Palmetto brewery and have a great delicious meal. With that in mind, I'd recommend the grass fed burger but I've only had the one. Come during dinner time and you'd be glad you did. Best part of the experience is that you don't need plastic cutlery for this. All finger foods at your finger tips. Gobble Gobble Food truck is located at 289 Huger Street in Charleston, SC. I'm not sure if they do multiple locations or just stay here next to the Palmetto Brewery as a permanent fixture, but on a balmy Thursday evening in February 2023, it was there and I took full opportunity for my dinner options. They accept major credit cards, as well as cash. While the area is definitely semi industrial, don't be intimidated by it all. It looks sketchy at night but it's okay when you're with friends and not alone. Physically speaking. As far as parking goes, your best bet would be the parking lot underneath the i-26. That would fit probably 20 ish cars or vehicles. If that's filled up, best thing to do is to find street parking nearby and walk on over. If you are big on CARTA public transport or even the DASH shuttles, consider the right routes for you and head on down. Oh of course, Uber and Lyft are always there if you need them. It was cool to check Gooble Gobble food truck out in Charleston South Carolina. One of the cool things in the area. Check 'em out! 4.0 stars for the overall experience, especially the table side delivery. 4.0 stars for the service and food. 5.0 stars for location since I was already at the Palmetto Brewery anyways. 3.5 stars for the prices. Support local! B

Strolled the Farmer's Market after a long break. It was great to see Roti Roll's still around and…read moreconsistent as ever they are situated between the coffee truck and the sourdough truck in their flashy green banner tent. Roti Rolls has become such a market staple over the years. I ordered the Mother Clucker and it was delicious as ever. I was weary since the cheese wasn't as melts as usually, but the flavor was still on point. The staff prepped and delivered within minutes. I'm used to them being overwhelmingly busy. I was surprised they weren't this time. Thankfully, it tasted as good as always so please support them as I want this staple to stay! Notes for consuming, it gets JUICY! Always pick up extra napkins and hold carefully so you don't spill in yourself which I manage to do every time. Also try the creole mac n cheese! It was devilishly creamy and cheesy. It will not disappoint. Despite being a hot muggy day Roti Rolls delivered quality product and was the perfect meal to enjoy in the grass and listen to the live music.

We used Roti Rolls as the food truck at our wedding and it was epic. The food is amazing, they…read morebrought high energy and everyone had so much fun ordering their food. We heard from so many guests that it was some of the best wedding food they'd ever had. Alton and her team were so great to work with throughout the planning process and we are so glad we went with them for our wedding day!

Food trucks are the bomb! They bring a variety of cultural cuisine to the customer, not the other…read moreway around. It's nice not to have to drive to dinner. I made my way to this big blue bombshell and waited patiently to place an order. Traffic held up the support team and generator, so they opened about 15mins behind schedule. But who's counting. As they fired things up inside my taste buds started to dance and my belly was rumbling. Couldn't wait to get my teeth into one of those lamb gyros. I was forth in line, starting to panic. "What if the folks ahead are feeding the high school band?" "What if they run out of gyros?!" I cringed at the though as I finally made it to the front and placed my order. Lamb gyro with fries and some Feta Bombs? Ok, I'll bite...and boy did it. Suffice to say when I was handed my box full of goodies, I nearly fainted from the weight! Ate like a king tonight. Gaze at the pics. It was worth the wait!

I love Mediterranian food, and when lamb gyros are done on a spit...even more so…read more Dizzy Lamb is new to the food truck arena, and I was excited to give them a try - while good, it was dry, as it needed more tzatziki sauce. The sauce is a big part of gyro, and when it is smeared on the bottom of the pita, and the lamb on top...it gets lost. It was a crazy day at the 10th Annual Food Truck Fest and they were busy. I know they'll do well in a town that often lacks this style of food...but please, add more tzatziki....