We attended the holiday festival and market in angier and they had approx 10 food trucks of…read moredifferent varieties. We decided on the Rican lab as the food smelled really good. We had to wait around 15min but the food was pretty good. We wish there was a little more seasoning to add flavor but overall it was good food and worth the price. The amount of food was good as well.

We took a stroll through the International Food Truck event in downtown Raleigh with one mission in…read moremind: find some unforgettable empanadas. Ever since trying some amazing ones in California and Florida, we've been on the lookout for something that hits that same note--and we may have found a solid contender. Out of the many food trucks selling empanadas, The Rican Lab stood out. Their empanadas didn't disappoint. The crust was just right--crispy, not greasy, and not overly doughy. I didn't get any of that lingering cooking oil taste, which is a huge plus. I went with the beef empanada, while my husband tried the buffalo chicken. The beef had good flavor, but it could have used a binding agent--maybe cheese or sauce--to hold everything together. It felt a bit loose, so I imagine the beef and cheese version would have had better structure. I also think using shredded or chunked beef might work better than ground beef for a more satisfying texture. The buffalo chicken empanada was the real winner--well-seasoned with just the right kick. Neither empanada was dry or overly saucy, but both could benefit from a solid dipping sauce to round them out. We also grabbed a cherry lemonade, which was wonderfully refreshing. It hit a perfect balance--not too sour, not too sweet, and just tart enough. Bonus points for the generous serving size--it definitely felt worth the price. Beyond the food, the event itself was an amazing experience. There were food trucks representing a variety of cultures--Laotian, Filipino, Greek, and more. The diversity of choices was exciting. On top of that, local performers added to the festive atmosphere with live music and dancing. All in all, the Raleigh' Annual International Food Truck Festival is a must-visit. If you're on the hunt for good eats and good vibes, this is the place to be. We're already looking forward to our next visit--and the next round of empanadas.

We were fortunate enough to try B'Wiched during their soft opening and will definitely be back!…read more Service was amazing, especially for it being so early on for them. My favorite was the chicken salad sandwich! The cranberry spread they used really made the sandwich so different and was delicious. We also got the Poppa Two, OG Cheese, Homemade Chili and Loaded Potato Soup. Both soups were great and had had the perfect mix of ingredients. Everything was so good and my kids gave the grilled cheese a "10 out of 9". We are really excited to try the rest of the menu!

The sandwich was delicious and fresh. The portion size with the combo was perfect and the pasta…read moresalad was fabulous!

Some of the best authentic Indian food - ever! We try to go at least twice a month...it's that…read moregood!

From the owner: Angadi Food Truck in Fuquay-Varina brings you a variety of mouth-watering Indian street food…read moreoptions, perfect for satisfying any craving. Enjoy popular dishes like Chicken 65, Biryani, Kothu Parata, and snacks such as Samosas and Fries. Our menu offers a range of choices from Snacks, Curries, Indo-Chinese, Biryani, to Dosas, making it a favorite destination for food enthusiasts. Come and experience the authentic flavors of Indian street food at Angadi Food Truck

We wanted to try something different in the Holly Springs/FV area. What a treat this place is. The…read morefood and service were both fantastic. We had brisket with pimento cheese eggrolls to start and they were really good. They topped them with a sweet and tangy bbq sauce. I had the brisket sandwich with fried and that did not disappoint as well. Brisket was super tender and not super fatty. Topped with some pickle, onions, and bbq which it made it perfect. My wife had the bbq plate with Mac n cheese and greens. She absolutely loved her food. She would've liked the greens chopped smaller but she loved the flavor. We most certainly will be back to try some different dishes.

We tried Truman's Smokehouse & Kitchen while running errands in Fuquay Varina and were very…read morepleasantly surprised. I had the Brisket Sandwich with sidewinder fries while my dining companion chose the French Pig with green beans. The brisket was really stood out above everything else on our meals. It was very tender and super flavorful with a perfect amount of bark. It was arguably the best brisket I've had in this area, with the possible exception of the Redneck BBQ Lab in Benson on a good day. The sauce was tasty, however the brisket stood on its own so it wasn't really needed. Sidewinder fries aren't incredibly common so they made for a nice change of pace in the realm of fried-potatoes. My dining companion thought the French Pig was very good and commented on the enormous serving; it had to have close to a pound of pulled pork. I got to try the pulled pork and while it was very good, it was just a tad dry to me. She thought the green beans were very good too. Judged solely by the food, Truman's earns a strong 4-star review. However, I thought the service was outstanding and deserves recognition of the fifth star. Truman, the owner, stopped by twice to check on us and proactively adjusted a fan to make sure we were comfortable on the patio. When we sat outside, I was a bit worried that we would be ignored, but that was not the case at all. Our server was polite, helpful, and extremely attentive. We ended up sitting outside because the restaurant was absolutely packed inside. I understand why.

Absolutely delicious Mexican street food like you would experience it back in el rancho by the…read morecountry side! Authentic, has it's own flare per each region in Mexico gifts us with a splash of their own vibes for our tastebuds. My husband got sopes and a chicken quesadilla (no picture taken), but he devoured it! The agua frescas are homemade, organic from the flower bud! As your local Mexican foodie, always ask food establishments that sell juices/agua frescas if they are made from scratch / in house or if they use "polvo" (powder) or concentrated artificial liquid in the mix. For example, Horchata made from scratch (w/rice + milk+ water+sugar+ cinnamon) will taste extremely different than one made from a dry powder mix w/water (full of chemicals, preservatives, artificial ingredients). Overall, loved the experience and will return over and over again! Gracias mi gente for such beautiful service to our community!

Food is pricey. Pretty greedy with the meat. Hardly any meat in the tacos. Never again.read more

This was a slice of heaven after the RaceFest! The waffle was hot and crispy, the banana and cream…read morefresh, and just enough Nutella and chocolate drizzle. It's a food truck so service went as fast as it could (ladies were very nice; they gave my waffle away by mistake but promptly made another one, so it's all good). Great little treat to try out if you're in Durham and can find it.

Not a fan of food truck fare, but these waffles were awesome! Tasted like real gaufre I've had in…read moreEurope. Sampled the Canadian, simple with maple syrup, and the Strawberries and Cream. 5 choices was plenty, some with bacon and chocolate. This place a definite winner!

Great unique place couple & customers very friendly. Took us…read moreback to s sampler time in life

Stumbled upon this food truck at a brewery and it exceeded expectations. Fun regional styles to…read morechoose from. Very generous with the toppings. For only $1 extra, you can upgrade to a 1/4 pounder. Friendly couple ran the show all day. My friend who received his order first told me that it was the best dog he'd ever had. I took a bite and was inclined to agree. Will be on the lookout for this truck as I'd love to try the Chicago Style with the poppy seed bun next time.

Dupre's Coffee is a mobile coffee shop that is serving drinks and baked goods out of a 1964 Shasta…read moreCamper. It was the twisted flamingo lemonade refresher and an almond muffin square for me and an iced tiramisu latte with a white chocolate cherry protein bite for my husband. I do not drink coffee so I only took a few sips but that latte was amazing. I also really liked my lemonade and the baked goods. This spot is only open Saturday and Sunday from 7:30AM-5PM.

My husband and I are on a STREAK of going here every weekend for 6+ months now. Angela and Jay are…read more10/10 wonderful people. Their coffee is the best we've had in the triangle. The menu changes monthly and wow- they are creative & memorable! This is one of those places I would love to gate keep but I simply cannot. It's the best. I've introduced this place to friends, family, and coworkers and they've all become regulars here. The best

Last Friday Corner Boys BBQ was the food truck at Downtown Cary's Movie Night in the Park…read more The line was long, that's always a good sign. It was steaming hot and the sun was strong, but we persevered. I went with the lamb chops and the collard greens. The meat options were brisket, ribs, chicken wings and lamb chops. The sides were Mac & Cheese, potato salad, and collard greens. The food was smack your momma delicious. The lamb chops were sooo tender and tasty. There was a sweet salty taste that I can't describe. The collards had a similar sweet salty taste, but with a small kick of spice. The food was so good that I've been stalking where their food truck will be. I highly recommend.

They were at the Durham Food Truck Rodeo and 10/10. The food was absolutely delicious, from the…read morebrisket to the potato salad. Super friendly and willing to answer any questions.

I am a huge fan of the original location in Cary, we'd often make the trek from Fuquay to enjoy…read morewildly different sodas, great burgers, and amazing milkshakes. I was thrilled to hear they were opening up one closer in Holly Springs. This location is also a huge supporter of the community. I have seen them donate portions of their sales in the evenings to different organizations such as local schools and scout groups. I feel like this is rare these days. The selections of soda's is unlike anywhere else I've ever seen. They have literally hundreds of varieties of everything. You could buy something different everyday and still not try them all within a year. I have no idea how to tell what's good and what's not, I usually just pick something at random and it's never let me down. The burgers are just as good as Five Guys which is the golden standard of fast-ish burgers, but at a better price point which is great considering this is a local small business competing with a giant. You can't go wrong with any of the speciality burgers, I really like the Good Morning Burger and the Hawaiian Cowboy Burgers. They sell red hot dogs for the kids who would prefer that. My daughter really loves the loaded cheese fries with bacon, she gets it as a meal. Milkshakes are okay, they are good for the price point but honestly I have had better. I usually stick to soda. It is serve yourself. You order at the counter and you pick out your own bottle or if you choose the drink station you get your own refills. The original location has more of a "old school diner" feel than this location which somewhat reminds me of maybe late 90's.

What a neat place! A friend told me how much she likes their Cary location so we decided to check…read moreout their Holly Springs spot. Love all the soda choices in the coolers and the burger selections were great. My burger was cooked as requested, my husband's could have been cooked a little more (he requested medium well and it was definitely medium). The sodalicious sauces were good - I liked them on my fries! The manager came around and checked on everyone dining in which I always like. Good casual spot for lunch or dinner!