Very disappointed I tried this place today for the 1st time. I really don't do food trucks but I…read morefigured since it was black owned I would support our people plus I've heard nothing but good things about them. Well today I ordered the wing basket for $15 it came with 5 wings and fries that was a total rip off my wings was half sauced and still had the hair on them very turned off my fries was hard and peppery I was very upset and on top of that I ordered a lemonade and it tasted just like water $10 for semi flavored water is crazy I was on my lunch break so I didn't have time to stand in line to get a refund but this puts an icing on the cake for me with food trucks very unhappy and disappointed an I tipped them that's what's really insane so ended up throwing it away and went back to work hungry smh the service is great nice group of women just wasn't feeling the food.

Best wings Ive ever had! Love these girls food! The bourbon bbq sauce is GREAT! Get them as much as…read morepossible!

5 Stars! 10 if I could. I didn't expect a food truck, to turn into one of the most memorable…read moreexperiences I had during my 1st visit to North Carolina, But that's exactly what happened at Taco Bros in Greensboro, NC. First off, this isn't just a random food truck. There is such an incredible story behind it. It's run by Gary and his best friend Alex, who have been friends since grade school back in Mexico City, Mexico!! You can feel that deep history in the way they run their business. There's a level of trust, energy, and authenticity that you don't usually see, and it trickles down to the entire team!!!Every employee I interacted with was genuinely happy, welcoming, and proud to be there (which says a lot) especially during these times. They've also set themselves up in some of the best spots around. I visited : 1) Summerfield Farms. 2) Oden Brewing Company. At both locations, you're not just grabbing food, you're getting a whole experience! Plenty of parking, plenty of seating, and an atmosphere that makes you want to stay awhile. Live music, dog friendly. The menu is simple, affordable, and done right. We got to try 4 different tacos, their queso dip, and their churros, and everything delicious! The meat was seasoned to perfection, super juicy, and full of flavor without being overcomplicated. But what really made this experience unforgettable? I got invited onto the truck to make my own churros!! let me tell you, that is not something you get to do every day. It was hands-on, fun, and honestly one of the most unique experiences I've had, collaborating with another business. By the end of it, it didn't even feel like a transaction anymore, we became friends! Taco Bros isn't just serving food, they're building up thier community. And that's something you don't come across often.

We saw this truck outside of Condon Yards Courtyard during an event. My daughter loves food trucks…read moreso we had to give it a try. Overall the truck seemed very clean and hygienic for a food truck. The staff was incredibly friendly and organized. The food came out quickly and was piping hot. The prices are a bit high which is common for food trucks. Guac and chips was $10 and the chicken quesadilla was $14. One thing that would have been a nice touch was Jarritos. The chicken quesadilla was good but could have used a bit more seasoning. It was good sized and stuffed full of chicken, onions, peppers, and cheese. Overall we enjoyed Taco Bros and would definitely try them again at another event.

I had the pleasure of trying Small Potatoes soup and corn muffins at a Yelp Meet the Maker Event at…read morethe Olio in Winston so today when I saw them at the Greensboro Farmer's Market (the real one on Yanceyville), I decided to try them again. Wow! So glad I did. Small Potatoes is known for their soups but their solid foods are absolutely delightful. I got the curried rice cakes with pepper cilantro relish and strawberry glaze. The curried rice cakes are little pan fried pillows of heaven. The rice is cooked in curry and has whole fennel seeds stirred in for a delicate aromatic flavor. The relish is fresh made from the farmers market produce on sale today, as is the strawberry glaze. The food was offered up quickly and comes in an eco friendly container with compostable cutlery. Eat great and feel like an environmental winner.

Small Potatoes Mobile Kitchen is a Triad based food truck that has been making waves with their…read morefocus on fresh ingredients and winter time soup subscriptions (soupscriptions). The person behind the truck is Elizabeth Gibbs, who cut her teeth in the food scene as a team leader at the Durham Whole Foods, manager of farmers markets, and running her own farm to table catering business. Her resume shines in the details of her mobile kitchen. Virtually every facet of Elizabeth's business model focuses on sustainability. Her food truck runs on biofuel, the food containers are biodegradable and sourced from World Centric Zero Waste Solutions, and the ingredients are sourced as locally as possible. The food truck is parked for lunch at the Greensboro Farmer's Curb Market on Yanceyville St. until 1pm each Wednesday, which is where I most recently dined on their offerings. For vegetarians, Small Potatoes served up two dishes: 1. Curried Rice Cakes: covered in a strawberry-cumin glaze and topped with pepper cilantro relish. ($7) 2. Grilled broccoli with Indian sweet potatoes ($7). I decided on the curried rice cakes, which I can best describe as the perfect spring time lunch. The strawberry-cumin glaze and the relish lent a effervescent freshness that helped beat the heat on this balmy day. Elizabeth could have easily taken the name of the dish to heart and gone overboard with the curry flavors, but here they were subtle and balanced. The dish was produced with ingredients purchased at the farmer's market that weekend, with the exception of the relish, the parts of which were obtained that morning at the market. I can't think of anything else in town that personifies fresh and local to that level, and can't wait to see what the Small Potatoes team cooks up next week.

I got to try this food truck because it was at wiseman brewery the other day & I'm so glad I did…read morebecause it was delicious! I love yuca and I've never had yuca with rosemary & garlic oil but it was as delicious as I could imagine. They were oily of course because of the garlic oil but the flavor was great. I also had the beef empanadas and they were really good too. They're the perfect size & the breading tastes really fresh. I also loved the seasoning in the empanada. The dipping sauce paired perfectly with both the yuca and empanadas. My friend got a sandwich and I didn't try it but she really enjoyed it too. The service was good - food came out pretty quickly even though it was crowded! This is definitely a food truck I'll be on the lookout for again!

This one is a must. JJ is an awesome dude. With family that hails from Cuba, and generational ties…read moreto American history, it's enough to know that his famous Cubano would be special. The Cubano was everything it should be. Made with golden bread pressed to perfection. Inside, the layers of roasted pork and ham were stacked. Made just right too. The melted Swiss cheese keeps it from falling apart. The pickles and mustard cut through the rich flavor by adding a slight tang. Every bite was comfort for the soul. I paired it with an NZ Pils from Joymongers and it was heaven. The beef empanadas were just as good. Inside, the seasoned beef was 100% flavorful. They weren't greasy and went well with the specialty sauce. Together, they made for a satisfying meal... it was enough to make me keep a lookout for their next Greensboro stop. Cheers!

Just updating my review to say it is still absolutely awesome homemade ice cream, but they have…read moremoved! Kinda. They are in the exact same shopping center, but have just gone to the other end, in suite H. You'll still find the amazing treats you know and love, and the new space has an even better layout. It's bright, open, and welcoming. I've tried many of their flavors at this point, but I gotta say, the Cappucino Crunch is still the one for me. They describe it as "adult cookies and cream" because they're taking the favorite and adding coffee. That combo just hits. Thick veins of oreo goodness combined with rich coffee ice cream, the signature texture and pull of homemade ice cream... it all just sets off a symphony in your mouth. It's to the point that I basically cannot visit Oak Ridge without stopping in. It's a great place to bring the family, or to take your date. My wife and I love it as a post-meal finisher. After all, ice cream is the masonry that fills in the cracks of dinner.

Such a cute friendly family ice cream shop. But with a…read moretwist, fun flavors - fun decor. They also have Pup cups! The freezer has take and bake options (the best pot pies) You can rent space for parties! The cone selection!! You must see.

Stop here several times a week as it is an easy drive theu option, locally run and they move cars…read morethrough quickly. Unlike the downtown Starbucks which will be 10 cars deep and take you 30 minutes. Coffee better than most places and the staff here is nothing but friendly. I like places where they know your order unlike the many corporate fast food places in Kernersville who can't keep staff for more than a week. Sadly the "old farts" who run this town keep giving them a hard time about having a drive thru. Apparently locally run small business is not what they want in this town and more corporate low quality fast food is more the town boards idea of quality.

Back for more coffee! This place makes a mean iced caramel macchiato. It's great for an afternoon…read morepick me up!

Food truck was in the area so I got the Philly cheesesteak and fries. Service was slightly slow but…read morethe people were friendly. Fries were nice and hot and seasoned well but the quantity was somewhat less than anticipated for $4. The philly cheesesteak was pretty good but the bread and meat were on the dry side (but maybe that's to keep the integrity of the bun). Overall, they were ok but a little pricey (~$14). Recommend still giving it a try if they're in the area.

A friend booked Pearl Kitchen for her neighborhood Food Truck night. I was able to text my order…read more Upon arriving, I was greeted immediately and I advised I had a text order and gave person my name. Considering I had just placed order prior to arriving, I didn't mind waiting. After a short while, food was ready, I paid my bill and received my order. After driving home, I unpacked food at home to find everything hot, fresh and as ordered. The Philly cheesesteaks were delicious as were the fresh cut fries (like my mom used to make--I would love the option to add sautéed peppers and/or mushrooms to sandwiches ). The hamburger and cheeseburger were generous portions (my best guess is 1/3 lb??). The lettuce on burgers had wilted by the time I arrived home, but it didn't matter as the sandwiches were promptly devoured by my girls. The youngest event ate some fresh cut fries dipped in ketchup--which never happens! All in all, I was very impressed with food and service. Staff was courteous, frieand personable. Highly recommend booking this food truck for your next event!

(4.5 stars) I'd been curious about this food truck since I…read moreheard about them last year, and I'm glad that I got a chance to finally try them. Bao Yeah offers not only bao but bowls and fried chicken as well. Their ordering (via tablet) is convenient, and they turn around orders quickly. I went with a three-piece bao, which allowed me to sample the two fried chicken varieties (K*Bomb with gochujang and Garlic Gang with soy black garlic) as well as the bulgogi. All of the bao were amply stuffed with meat and pickled vegetables and slathered with tasty sauce. The thick buns held everything in place, so eating was not too sloppy an endeavor. Everything delivered the expected flavors - sweet heat from the K*Bomb, a tangier note from the bulgogi - and the fried chicken boasted a thick, crunchy batter. It was quite tasty though the chicken was definitely a bit dry. At least the bulgogi was nice and tender. All told, Bao Yeah is a promising newish addition to the Triad food truck scene. It may not be the best Korean street food you've ever had, but you're in for a flavorful meal without a long wait.

Bao Yeah is DEFINITELY my favorite food truck in the Triad area. We visit anytime they are at Oden…read moreBrewery and I always take a cooler bag and ice packs to order extra to take home. Everything they make is fantastic and my favorites are the K Bomb chicken and the Holy Cow (Bugogi) Beef Bowl but you cannot go wrong with anything they make. Always super friendly service as well!

Tried the ribeye bulgogi and it was fantastic! Tender, marinated beef with just the right amount of…read morechar. The service was fast and friendly and the food came out hot and fresh. Will say the portion size this time was a little less than usual. Hopefully just a one time thing. This is one of my fave trucks around!

Urban Street Grill is a food truck that was new to our neighborhood this year. I'm a big, big fan…read moreof bulgogi so after seeing this menu, I was totally in! The service was friendly which I always appreciate and the food lived up to the hype. The bulgogi was sweet, the sauces were delicious, and I love that they make their own homemade pickles! We will definitely be having this truck back in years to come, so glad to have another delicious food truck to look forward to!

Love this spot! I often stop here after a costco run if I am not in the mood for a food court hot…read moredog. The food is absolutely delicious and well priced! Everything feels so homey and classic. Like a step back to simpler times. The staff is always so nice and the food is always quick. It doesnt matter if I am getting takeout or eating in, it is always hot and yummy!

Eating at a Lexington-style BBQ is a nice treat after living in the land of Eastern NC BBQ for many…read moreyears. My dining companion tried the combination chopped and coarse chopped pork BBQ while I just had chopped BBQ. My serving of chopped 'Q was moist, flavorful and had just the right amount of smokiness. The coarsely chopped BBQ was also very good but not quite as moist. The red BBQ slaw was very good and not spicy. We each received a serving of just-out-of-the-fryer hush puppies. I thought they were very tasty and had a perfect amount of onion. The fries were served hot, but were just typical frozen potatoes, so I probably skip them next time. Pro tip: try just a drop of the house sauce before slathering it all over your meal. It's a bit spicy so make sure it works well for your palette. We split an order of cherry cobbler for dessert and received a very large serving big enough for at least 3 people. It was warm, good, and not super sweet. Our server was friendly and efficient in this unassuming, quintessential NC BBQ restaurant. We both enjoyed our meal and will return.