I was excited to see this new truck uptown at the medical center, especially after seeing the many…read morepositive reviews. I guess they had an off day buy this was not good. It's a huge hero with 4 meatballs that don't take up that much space. The sauce was a weird brown color and not bright red like in some pictures I saw. I'll try one more time and update if it's any different. They guy behind the counter was great and very friendly.

Outside of the cluster at NYU, there aren't a ton of food trucks in the Village, and a pasta truck…read moreis itself a little uncommon. I like this one. $5 gets you a half-serving (including meat if you want it), which for me personally suffices as a meal. The sauces are good - no sugary nonsense here - and as a vodka sauce addict I'm glad to see that on there. I'd say stick with the pasta. The meatball hero I tried definitely had more bread than filling, which, yeah, what do you expect for $7, but the pasta is solid. There are some more ambitious dishes listed on the menu, but there's only so far I'm willing to go before I decide I'm better off at an actual restaurant... although I'm open to being surprised! Glad this truck is here and I'd encourage everyone to give it a try. It's at the corner of 3rd St and 6th Ave, right by the 7-11.

NYC offers the best decorations, food, and winter activities to get one in the merriest of moods…read morewith their holiday markets.   Urbanspace has expanded the market in the plaza just outside of Macy's Herald Square department store on Broadway, where my partner and I came yesterday. Visitors can expect the type of things one would see at other Urbanspace markets, such as handcrafted gifts, artisanal products, and holiday foods, across two blocks until January 3rd.

Just like Broadway Bites a little further down the street, UrbanSpace brings you another outdoor…read moredining adventure in the Garment District. Pooling a bunch of well-known area eateries and vendors in booths along the Broadway pedestrian mall just south of Times Square is a great way to sample some of NYC's tasty treats. It will be for a limited time until 10/17, so you'll have to hoof it or wait to see if they come back next year. A full range of local eats are represented, which reflects the cross section of ethnic/culture that is New York. With Thai, Japanese, Turkish, Italian, Chinese cuisines being offered, there's pretty much anything to satisfy your palate. It was very hard to choose among the varied menus, but most vendors kept it simple and stuck with their most popular dishes. Lots of steel tables & chairs along the mall for you to sit and enjoy your food also. We started out at the north end at Mimi & Coco's for some takoyaki, a boat of doughy octopus balls topped with bonito flakes and a side of edamame & corn. The balls were lacking in octopus and the edamame was salty, but not bad. Next stop, Roberta's for some thin crust pizza. They brought their mobile wood fired oven and cranked out our white pizza in nothing flat. We moved onto Bangkok Bar for some tasty, freshly cooked chicken pad thai. What I was looking forward to was Red Hook Lobster Pound and their buttery, succulent Connecticut lobster roll. Paired with a cup of clam chowder, the tastebuds were jumping! Dessert? Wafels & Dinges is in the house. The Throwdown Wafel (inspired by Bobby Flay) was super sweet with speculoos spread, whipped cream & powdered sugar and enough to get 2 people's sugar to diabetic levels. Everything was a little on the pricey side, but nowhere else were you going to get this kind of eating experience, so it was well worth it. There were also plenty of other food stands to try. Remember, another week and a half and it's gone!

One of days in NYC was a trip to Central Park to walk around and see the sights. We also…read morecoordinated a visit to New York Hot Dogs. Absolutely great dog. Service was fast and friendly. 2 dogs with a water was only $11! Fantastic deal. Highly recommend!

The service here was okay. This cart is located right in front of the MET museum. There was little…read moreto no wait when I was there. Regular hot dog was around $4. The hotdog itself was decent, but nothing mind-blowing. The toppings that went with it were a good combination. Not the best hot dog I have tried, but I would try it for the one time.

Very good Chicken and Lamb over rice platter - probably the best I've had from a halal cart. It's…read morepacked with flavor and so filling! I can definitely get about 2-3 meals from one of these platters. I love that the ingredients are fresh and they are not shy about putting veggies and proteins in there. The red sauce is pretty spicy (in a good way). Great option for food near the Columbia campus.

9$ chicken rice combo. Quick fast grab n go. Delicious. Good range, best halal cart in the area.read more

Quite possibly my favorite meal in all of Manhattan! They have really juicy lamb and super tender…read morechicken. I typically get the Combination Gyro, but everything there w lamb or chicken will be amazing !! This place stands out so much compared to all the other famous Halal trucks I've tried (including Halal Guys and the Royal Halal Grill) I think it's sauce is actually spicy and the meats are so high quality and fresh :)) He also always gives us extra fries / falafel to try with our meal Since I moved out of new york, I miss this place so much, and I'll always get it whenever i come back!

This is the best cart I know of in NYC. It is 8 blocks from my office, and I pass 6 other carts on…read moremy way to this one every Wednesday (I'm in the office twice a week). I've tried all those carts exactly once; one and done as they say. I always get the combo (gyro (beef & lamb mix) and chicken) with rice and salad, and it is always superb. He occasionally has a brown rice that is spicy, so always ask if he has it if spice is your thing, and you might get lucky! Seriously though, I've worked in Manhattan since '92, and this truck is special. The food is fantastic and flavorful and well worth the reasonable cost.

The best local owned burger & hotdog stand in Harlem. Mo's Burgers. Where else can you get a…read morecheeseburger for $2 bucks?! Nobody except Mo's! Cheeseburger Small - $2.00 Cheeseburger Large - $3.75 Hamburger Small - $1.75 Hamburger Large - $3.50 Hot Dog - $1.50 Hot Sausage - $2.25 Small Drinks 16oz Lemonade or Fruit Punch - $1.00 Large Drinks 32oz - $2.00 Bottle Water - $1.00

RUDE, DISGUSTING, & MISERABLE. Me & my 2 friends were ordering our food & he was being rude for…read moreliterally no reason. Complained about us "not knowing how much we're gonna pay" ??? And we ordered a hotdog, lemonade, & the fruit punch, THE DRINKS WE'RE TERRIBLE LIKE DAMN TAP WATER. The hotdog bread was dry, the only edible thing was the actual sausage. Do not waste your money NOR time here.

Interesting food. I had the shredded beef Cachapa "Carne Mechada". Was very tasty.read more

I've had the sweet corn arepa chicken sandwich (cachapa) and it was heavenly. I enjoyed the flavors…read moreand overall sandwich. I think it may be a little over priced for it's size but it was pretty good and could fill you up on a *not so hungry* day. Food is very tasty here!

This food truck was highly suggested by my coworkers, so after clocking out, I stopped by and…read moregrabbed some sandos for the fam. The wait wasn't long, about 15 minutes for 4 sandwiches and fries. First off, their sauce is amazeballs. It's really good. Definitely get some extra. Hubby had the OG and loved it. My kiddo was skeptical about trying their Down The Block chopped cheese with onion rings and BBQ sauce. After one bite, she was in heaven. My son and I both got the EL Dominicano chopped cheese with salami and fried cheese. It wasn't my fave but rested good. I'm sure it would have been better had it been eaten immediately after receiving. We also had spiral fries which were OK. The sauce definitely kicked them up a notch. I wouldn't mind trying their chopped chicken. I think I might like that better, and I'd probably keep it simple.

Nice little food truck that makes its rounds across the city every week (follow them on IG…read more@bodega.truck for the latest updates on where they'll be). Came on a Saturday during dinner time. There was no wait when we got there although a few people came after us to order. Service was quick. Got our food in like 5min or so. Ordered the good mawning (chopped cheese with hash brown and egg) and the el dominicano over fries (chopped chimi with fried cheese, salami, and cabbage). Both were great! The fried components like the hash brown, fries, and cheese were nice and crispy. The actual chopped cheese with the beef and melted cheese was also great! Total was close to $30 so definitely on the pricier side, but what isn't anymore in NYC nowadays? I'd definitely come back to try their hot chick, some of the desserts they have, and maybe just their straight up OG. Would recommend!