Good dogs along with Friendly and helpful service. Thanks for the local tips Mr.hotdog vendor.read more

This hot dog stand is awesome. It's at the corner of W Huron St and Main Street. She's a street…read morevendor. Awesome personality. Great quality food. I tried the Italian sausage and Polish sausage. Good stuff. I recommend this place to anyone in Buffalo, NY.

(4.5) ~ Very Good Overall Food & Service!…read more MENU (see photo): ** Mousse au Chocolat = (5) Excellent! ** Pastel Beef Empanadas (see photo) = (4.75) Great! ** Poulet Braise Chicken (see photo) = (4.5) Very Good! ** Mikila Ngombe Oxtail (see photo) = (4.5) Very Tasty! ** Ntaba Goat (see photo) = (4.5) Very Tasty! ** Chikwangue (Cassava Bread) = (4.5) Very Unique! ** Fried Plantains (side) = (4.5) Very Good! ** Fufu = (4.5) Very Cool! ** Red Beans (side) = (4.5) Very Tasty! ** Cassava Leaves = (4) very unique ** Hibiscus Juice = (4) very refreshing * Ginger Juice = (3.75) Good * Hot Sauce = (3.75) Good * Jolof Rice = (3.5) good, will try Basmati next time;)

Friendly, wonderful service paired with food that's truly full of flavor and love. Every bite felt…read morethoughtfully prepared, and the warm atmosphere made the whole experience even better. Highly recommend!

Looks like i'm the first non employee to write a review. first of all, my boyfriend brought it to…read moreme so i don't know if they handle money with the same gloves that they handle food or not. thats a big deal to me and i just don't know. i got a styrofoam container that was halfway filled with yellow basmati rice- like 3 or more cups of the stuff. a hearty helping of nicely seasoned chicken thighs and some minced gyro meat with hot sauce on top. a few lettuce leaves and tomato slices arranged to look like a salad as well. the $6 lunch includes a can of pop as well. pretty tasty and pretty cheap. i've never had 'cart food' ever since my middle school chorus got sick from a hot dog cart on a field trip to see phantom of the opera so this was my first experience. it's around the corner from my workplace so i am likely to enjoy in the future

I was in the area with my boyfriend and he was craving ice cream, so we saw this place and tried it…read moreout. It's an ice cream truck with many flavors. I got vanilla, black raspberry, and orange creamsicle. I give it a 4/5 just because there wasn't much flavor and I also noticed that they don't clean the nozzle, so you can slightly taste the previous flavor. Out of all the flavors, I liked the vanilla just because it's simple, thick, and creamy. I didn't really experience much of the service because my boyfriend got it for me. Overall, I'm unsure if I wanna come again because I feel like I could get this kind of ice cream elsewhere.

Ice cream tasted good but $6.00 per cone was pretty steep for the size and the fact the cone wasn't…read morefilled with ice cream.

They just opened up. Serving at Larkin Market on Thursday's and I believe the downtown market from…read moretime to time -- they are three friends who serve a hell of a good tamale. For $5, you get two tamales which can be summed up as deliciousness wrapped in a corn husk. You can get either a vegetarian one with sweet potatoes or a chicken one (which also has some sweet potatoes) and which is topped with avocado and cilantro. If you've never tried a tamale, you owe it to yourself to hit up this tamale cart. Huge unexpected bonus for BEAUTIFUL presentation. They are the most gorgeous tamales -- they almost belong in a museum!

Five stars for the delicious tamales at Three Sisters Tamale Company. When I first saw Three…read moreSisters at Larkin Square during the first Thursday evening Larkin Market, I was so excited to get a tamale in the Buffalo area. I immediately reminisced to my days in Los Angeles when my Salvadorian students would bring me tamales that their mom's made (true story). Anyway, after the initial excitement I got in line and placed an order. The first time I went to Three Sisters, they had one tamale for $5. The second time I went to Three Sisters, they had two tamales for $6. The more the merrier, sounds good to me. Hopefully their prices will steady and have consistency in the near future. Both times I got these tamales they were very, very good. The second time I got one sweet potato tamale and one chicken tamale. I preferred the sweet potato although that's not to say the chicken tamale was bad; it wasn't. The tamales come topped with deliciousness (cilantro, onion if you'd like, and yummy sauce). I would say it's impossible to not finish them! The service is awesome, the young gentlemen who make the tamales appear friendly and happy even when it's quite hot outside. They're quick too! I suppose I should note that Three Sisters Tamale Company is a traveling cart and can be found at Larkin Square among other events, such as Cirque de Square. If you should spot them - stop and get some tamales, you won't be disappointed!

Edit: Received this…read morecompliment from the owner, calling my review phony and re-assuring me how great his food is: "All we have to say to this phony review is "Voted best burger in WNY by Yelp 2014". It's pb&bj=WTF" Not a good way to respond to criticism in my opinion, so I'm adding it to the review and also lowering from 2 stars to 1 star based on the accusation that my 100% honest review was "phony". Actually should have been a 3 originally because I almost never rate family-owned businesses less than 3 out of common courtesy. Having said that most family businesses don't come out and call me a liar. Also based on that response, I definitely won't be giving it the benefit of the doubt and giving it another try, regardless of how much some of my friends, or the people of WNY, or the owner himself, loves the food here. ***** I had a seizure when I tried this food. My friend suggested they change their name to Foaming Buffalo because one taste and I was foaming at the mouth in disgust. But seriously, no. I really, really, really don't like this place. I had half a burger - which compared to Vizzi's or Ruzzine's or Mooney's (or even a Big Mac) was very disappointing. I had my own order of "Buffalo Poutine" because it sounded so exciting! And it was so damn expensive too grr. So Buffalo Poutine is basically... really bad french fries that taste like frozen oven fries. Really bad crumbly bleu cheese on top of them. That tastes awful. And then some very sharp tasting Frank's Hot Sauce poured all over them. The end. I couldn't taste any butter in the sauce at all. It tasted (a) awful, (b) lazy, and (c) how much did I pay for this omg? And so because of the price and the very high rating from everyone else and how thoroughly disappointed I was, I have to give them an awful rating. I've said this again and again but Buffalo food trucks are reeeeally not that good in the main and they're also very overrated (Lloyd's, I'm looking squarely at you). I'm not one of those people who thinks that food trucks are automatically a lower standard than restaurants. I LOVE food trucks. Nobody loves them more, I might even say. My 2nd fave place to eat in Seattle and in San Diego: food trucks. A Taco Bus and German Mariscos Taco Truck more specifically. And Tazo Nazo in Columbus. Omg one of the best ever. And then there's the Halal Carts, especially Sammy's, and Biryani Cart, all in NYC. Some of my fave places in Rochester and Philly are trucks. My fave in Pitt? India On Wheels food truck! Cleveland? SETI's baby! I am used to getting incredible food from trucks. So I have the same standards for trucks as I do from non-trucks. And I like dirt-cheap regular places and dirt-cheap trucks, it's not about how fancy it is. But no. It didn't do it for me. At all. I might even say that for all I care, this truck should go Roaming from Buffalo and stay Roaming. PS The star attractions here are a Bison Burger (I can never bring myself to eat Bison meat or pay $8 for another bad burger from here), and a WTF burger (which is a PB & J burger - edit - the owner is annoyed that I said PB & J instad of PB & BJ. Sincere apologies). Let me just make this clear. I think PB & J is awful, I think the fact that it's a legitimate sandwich and/or meal here is awful, and every time I see it on a menu I roll my eyes. Why not serve "Kraft Mac N Cheese" burgers then? How about a "Brownie" burger? (More awful American things I can't stand). So you get the idea. No, I'm not going to try their 2 specialty burgers because then I'd probably end up lowering it to a 1. The regular burger gets a 3, the poutine gets a 2, and the fact that it's so overpriced and overrated evens out to a 2 overall.

After finally getting a chance to come back here to try their Bison burger, this review gets an…read moreoverdue update. You ever crave a perfect burger from a truck? Roaming Buffalo has the solution. Not only do they grill a perfect cow, but the BISON burger they sometimes have is mouth-shatteringly delicious. It's lean, scrumptious and even a bit healthier. Sure, you pay a premium price for it, but at $8 -- it's still a steal. The husband and wife owners who run this truck are great people as well. Valerie, who takes care of the orders is really friendly and her energy gets you excited for the food. Christopher, the chef -- is a true burger maestro. Their PB & Bacon Jam takes them 8+ hours to prepare and he put some of it on the bison burger, along with some tomatoes, onions and lettuce. The tomatoes I tasted were very flavorful and the other vegetables tasted very fresh. The PB & Bacon Jam is a great condiment for the burger, but only if it's cooked medium rare, otherwise it tastes a bit too dry for me. If you haven't had a chance to get a burger from here, you're missing out. Roaming Buffalo does it right.

This place is open seasonally in the Outer Harbor. It's basically a little shack, maybe the size of…read morea food truck, that sells drinks and snacks. It is a really great place to stop on a sunny day when you're biking or walking around the Outer Harbor area. Fast and friendly service!

From the owner: The Shanty Shack is a food stand backed up to the Buffalo Harbor!! We offer Sahlen's Hot Dogs, and…read moreburgers over our flaming charcoal grills. Not hungry enough for food? Try our shaved ice, or ice cream! We also have bike rentals so you can explore the outer harbor of Buffalo, and take the short ride to canal side without the hassle of parking!

I honestly didn't even know I was hoggish until I spotted Hungry Hank's hot dog hang-out! But with…read morea bright red truck, a beautiful view of the Niagara River, and "Now Open" signs flapping in the wind, who could resist? Not I! There was a small crowd gathered around the order windows, and I took that as a good omen. Hank himself greeted me and made me feel like a regular right off the bat! I paid with my debit card, and took notice that when he returned my card to me, he called me "Jen." I liked that. First-name basis on visit number one. After placing my order and paying, Hank handed me a beeper so he could let me know when my food was ready. There was plenty of seating on the deck overlooking the Niagara River. Every view is waterfront and the weather was perfect for a day on the water. Or for a day eating beside the water. Something else I noticed: no dadgum flying rats (seagulls) to beg for food and squawk at you. I'm not sure if Hank had them tied up in a barn somewhere, but I didn't see even one! It didn't take long for my beeper to go off, so I was soon able to stuff my face with a Hungry Hank's hot dog and some large fries I split with a friend. I've been sick for several days and taking meds, so I admit food doesn't taste quite the same to me as usual. But I remarked that my hot dog didn't really have much taste to it, and my friend (who is completely healthy) agreed. This wasn't **bad** food, but it wasn't what my mouth was drooling about before I took my first bite. It was definitely not a Sahlen's or a Zweigle's dog. And the bread was kind of lackluster. [When I was in college, a friend once said something about hot dogs that I've never forgotten: "The bun makes the dog." (Also, "the bun makes the burger.") There's a lot of truth in that. It's why I always prefer Burger King to McDonald's if you twist my arm and make me pick the better of the two cheeseburgers. BK offers the sesame seed bun. (Although, McDonald's will serve it that way too, if you ask.)] I honestly loved Hank and his sweet wife so much, though, that I am willing to go back for another try. And I did like the French fries. They're a nice cut, cooked to perfection, and you can taste the potato. It's also a great serving size! Scenery: A+ Menu: A+ Prices: A Customer Service: A+ Hot Dog: C (Average) So if your only objective is to get a hot dog you're in love with, you may choose something else. But if you are willing to take into account all these other great pieces to this big puzzle, I think you'll find it's worth a stop to see Hank & his food truck. (And really? The burger and chicken and other options may be AWESOME!) Ask him where he hides the seagulls! I'm really curious! I'll update my review after I've had a chance to try the food when I'm not under the influence of prescription medication.

The location was very convenient for our lunch meeting. The surroundings & decor were comfortable &…read morebeautiful. I noted several others using the space to study & work. Ordering was easy but making a decision was hard! I finally decided on a cream cheese & honey pastry, Khalliyet an-Nahl & a refreshing hibiscus tea. I will be back :)

I have zero complaints and all praises about my experience to Raha…read more I had recently gone to a different location and left with a great experience. I happen to be in the area and realized they had one nearby and decided to stop in. I was eager to have another cup of Pistachio Latte and my daughter wanted another Chai. The ambiance is beautiful. The person who designed these stores did an outstanding job. Everything was clean and neat, well stocked and had a nice flow. The prices are comparable to most higher end coffee shops. This is a great location for a coffee date.