Fantastic stop close to 95 for great BBQ and amazing sides. The Cole slaw was the best I've ever…read morehad, and the mashed sweet potatoes are divine. Friendly staff and cool vibes. Highly recommend.

Saucy's Sit-Down Bar.B.Q delivers an unbelievable amount of delicious food for just $20, making it…read morehands-down one of the best value spots in the area. For a price that usually only buys a simple sandwich combo elsewhere, you get an absolute feast. Food Breakdown * The Meats: The platter comes stacked with a juicy smoked sausage link, a tender slab of ribs with excellent bark, a deeply flavorful piece of chicken, and a perfectly assembled BBQ brisket slider. * The Sides: The classic, creamy baked mac and cheese is topped with a rich dusting of seasoning, and it pairs perfectly with a massive, golden-brown slice of sweet cornbread. * The Extras: The deep-fried Cue balls are a stellar crispy addition, giving an incredible texture contrast to the rest of the meal. Recommend these tasty little treats. The Vibe & Verdict Everything looks beautifully smoked, seasoned to perfection, and served in an authentic, no-nonsense bar atmosphere. Finding this quality of slow-smoked barbecue alongside an entire lineup of scratch-made sides for $20 is a total steal. If you are looking for top-tier comfort food that will completely fill you up without breaking the bank, this spot is a mandatory visit. Only thing is I wish food was a little more moist and they had TVs to watch some sports. Other than that, hands down most bang for your buck at this BBQ Joint! Oh, and they offer a military discount and the servers are extremely attentive of your every need!

If you ever get the chance to try this food truck, TAKE IT!!!…read more I was at Makers Craft Brewery and they were parked on the lawn selling some very good food! It was my first time at Makers Craft so idk if they're the resident food truck or if there are different food trucks everyday. Regardless, get them while you can! I got the wings and fries combo and they were super good! The fries were really addicting and the wings tasted great, super tender, not dry at all and had a lot of taste! 10/10 would recommend. Just be warned that they were really popular when I had them. Line went fast to order but the wait after was about 35-40 minutes. Super worth it though as they're made from scratch!

Stumbled upon Nansemond Brewing Station with some friends tonight. Hot Box was parked outside and…read moremade some damn tasty gourmet sandwiches and fries. We had a group of six, I think most people got the Cuban Rueben and were not disappointed. I tried the Chicken Apple Sandwich. So good! Not cheap but worth it to support a local business owner!

Some of the best street food!!! The best NC bbq I've ever had. Hotdogs & nachos are on point also…read more He is such a kind man who loves to laugh and joke. His service is impeccable. Follow this guy and try his food! You won't be disappointed!!!

My husband and I were heading to a friend's house, when we got a huge whiff of something that…read moresmelled so amazing, and before we pulled up to the light at Reon and Indian River crossing, we realized that it was coming from Poochies Hotdog stand, which was said it was owned by a Retired Navy Chief. So you know we immediately had to pull off and check it out! I didn't even check out the menu, I just walked up and immediately bought a hotdog combo.. lol anyways, so I got to meet Poochie, and he passes me a hotdog. Then, right before I take a bite, he shows me the toppings bar, and I'm just completely blown away, cuz I've never been offered so many choices!! So, I covered my dog in everything I possibly could then took a bite, and gosh, IT WAS HEAVENLY!! Please go check it out, CUZ ITS TO DIE FOR!! Lol and we each should have bought 2 before we drove away!!

I love going to Eat The Streets 757 food truck events, plus their lunchtime and brewery events…read more Love the variety of trucks they bring out.

So, this is a preliminary review based on my experience at today's inaugural food truck rally here…read morein the Hampton Roads. For this, I'll be departing from my normal style of writing to write an educated and informal post in hopes that the truckers will read this and make amends for the next gathering. Before the actual review, I'd like to thank WHRO for graciously hosting the event. Onto the business end of the stick... I showed up at 1:40PM, an hour and forty minutes after the event started. When I got there I went in what appeared to be the shortest line, which was for Norfolk Ramen (NR). In line I asked the person in front of me how long they had been waiting and they said for 15 minutes so far and that there was a second line to wait in to get your food. Still I waited, and waited, and waited. 25 minutes later I heard that NR ran out of the item I was interested in. No bueno mi compadre. I decided to go for another line; this time it was Stuft. A friend of mine who had already gotten food from them said the wait was only around 35 min and the tacos were pretty decent. 25 minutes into this wait Stuft called the line off and said they had ran out of food. ¡Que verracos pasa! At this point I was pissed, so I left. I not only worked in the gourmet food truck circles, but have also visited the various circles across the country. My experience was horrible and I know that I am not alone because the two girls that were behind me also left the NR line to go to the line for Stuft. This is unacceptable. What it is reflective of is very poor preparation. Did anyone think to call the plethora of great trucks from the food truck rallies/farmers markets from around the country for expertise? Not only have they been doing this for a while, handle greater volume, have more expansive menus, and do it all with wait times in the range of 5 to 10 minutes. I already know the answer to the question is no. There are a lot of people kissing your collective arses at the moment, because the majority of them do not know any better which is a shame in itself. Excuses like you didn't know people were going to show, it's hard working in those trucks, etc. You saw the RSVPs on FB, you new of the collective noise in the HR area via the various media/online outlets, and it's cramped but there benefits to working in the truck as well. So, I guess I will be the critic in the crowd and call for results. If you want to successfully join the culinary movement sweeping across the States, then simply do better. Have enough food for the crowds, have enough staff to assist, and do the prep work necessary to punch down wait times. Why this isn't a one star review is because of the location (good), the idea (also good), and from what I saw of the food (it looked good). Suggestions for the venue organizers... Maybe have an on-site portable ATM and invite a craft beer truck. I'll update this review after attending the next rally.

Heads up, they charge an automatic 15% gratuity for TAKE OUT orders…read more Food is really good, but have to take this one off our list of go to take out places.

Usually have a good experience here but haven't been in awhile! Tonight i came with my daughter we…read moresat at a table and wasn't acknowledged for at least 30 minutes smh! Granted its a Saturday but still.. Finally a girl acknowledged us and it was ok! Until i stood at bar waiting to ask for a water and they literally kept looking at me or in my direction yet nobody said a word smfh! ‍ i had to yell at one guy to ask for water & finally got it. We left to run errand, came back sat down and same thing again nobody acknowledged us which is insane because waitresses kept walking near us helping other tables & we made eye contact hella times! Smh i was ready to spend money money but nobody wanted it i suppose smfh sad hopefully they tighten up!! Cause i had a large party thinking of coming soon but now idk

I AM SUCH A FAN OF CHESAPEAKE TEA CO.!!!…read more I found them as one of the vendors that was at a little open-air market in Solomons Island, and I am so glad that I was able to check them out! They had a modest drink menu of iced beverages, as well as bagged tea blends and tea accessories (reusable tea bags, tea infuser ball, etc.). I was able to try the Barbie, which was a rose petal, jasmine leaf, dried pineapple, and dried strawberry blend - this was naturally sweetened and was such a delicious drink! It was super refreshing, and I wished that they sold gallons of these, as I would have just stocked up. HA! Service was super welcoming and friendly, and you can tell that the husband-and-wife team is passionate about tea and their products! Chesapeake Tea Co. does not have a brick-and-mortar, but they do make appearances at local events and have an online shop where you can order their local, organic, and herbal loose tea varieties. Definitely a wonderful local small business to support - you won't regret it! +delicious tea blends! +try their 'Barbie' iced drink! +friendly service! +online ordering available +find them at local events!

Chesapeake Tea Co offers a variety of herbal teas that are holistic, environmentally friendly,…read morehealing, and delicious! The teas come in a variety of sizes so I can stock up on my favorites and the smaller sizes make unique thoughtful gifts. There is something for everyone. I would recommend Chesapeake Tea Co. to all my friends and family!!! The tea expert who runs it is focused on herbalism studies and is very knowledgeable about the benefits of each blend. They also have great sales all the time on https://chesapeaketeaco.myshopify.com/?mibextid=Zxz2cZ