Lunch, soup good, salad poor, lasagna poor. Delivered. Wrong main dish, agreed to eat, but please…read morecharge for what was ordered. Manager had to correct bill. Came out and lectured us on eating dish and expecting not to pay. $1.00 difference. It went on and on. Will never eat here again. Waiter was good despite mistake, manager appalling. Olive garden has declined.

When I read some of these Saint Louis area reviews on food trucks, I laugh because a lot act like…read morethe food trucks just came this area around 6 years ago and it's a new hip thing. I also have to remind myself that a lot of the people saying this in their reviews may not originally be from the St Louis area (which is ok) or they have grown up in an area in St Louis that never had them. As far as I can remember, there were food trucks around my way back in the early 1980's. However, when I talk to the old heads, they go even further back to the 1960's in St Louis (and again that all depends on where you lived). So while the industry itself is not new to Saint Louis, my food experience with Street life is. When the Street Life truck pulled up at my location, I decided to do something I never do: try an oyster po'boy sandwich other than my mother's. ) It's just something I never would do, until now and wow the oysters were fried to a caramel brown perfection. The roll was fresh and nicely toasted. The pickles onions and aioli sauce complemented the fried oysters extremely well.  Fries were hot and crispy. The staff was courteous and nice. The wait time was about 10 minutes. 5/5 If the Street Life truck is ever in your vicinity, don't act brand new... Check them out!!!

Some of the best tasting bbq chicken sandwiches, the lady taking the order was super nice their…read moregreens are strong but they aren't missing any seasons

I ordered on door dash for a 12:10 drop off, got an email saying they're out of yams and will sub…read moreMac/ n cheese I don't want the carbs lol ) but ok. So my sides were Mac-n cheese, baked beans, greens, and yams... I got two Mac n cheese and 2 baked beans. The ribs are ok and the tips were mostly inedible ...very hard and chewy... baked beans were ok but Mac -n-cheese could use some salt n pepper. I wanted to try this place bc I read decent reviews... now I have to order from someplace else. Mind you I placed my order at 9:50 am so I'm thinking this must be yesterday's tips bc why?

We had one skewer and fresh fries that were made from scratch. Honestly it was some of the…read morehottest, freshest, tastiest food we had on our three day stay in St Louis. ​it was not busy when we went around 230 after our river boat ride. This may have been why the food came out so fresh and I burned my mouth a little.

Surprisingly good for casual street food, nice people, good service, and great prices especially…read morefor the portion sizes.

This place has the best hot dog i've ever tasted!!! So juicy and fresh. You can even put your own…read moretoppings on the hotdog. You definitely get your money's worth. This cart not only has the best hotdogs it also has amazingly fresh lemonade and on some days it has BBQ food and thats really good. You don't want to miss out on this wonderful food!!!

The one and only original Vose's Corndogs!! Simply the best…read moreCorndogs you will ever have!! Crunchy batter and a steaming hot dog on a stick. Nothing better!! Plus they sell Elephant Ears and Funnel Cakes!!! Need I say more?

Really enjoy other corndogs better at the fair. They are too brown. Lemon shakeups are not good at…read moreall.

I'm from Houston and my brother in law is from Mexico so I've had many a tamale. They are usually…read moredirt cheap ($0.50-$1.75/each). I'll pay a premium for quality food and don't like the cheap stuff. However, I doubt these are, like, organic meat tamales. They're good, but they are priiiiicey. $3.50 a tamale! They are sold single which kind of blew my mind. I'm used to buying them by the dozen. They are pretty big, however. I was telling my sister about my tamale purchase today and she asked the price. I was honestly too embarrassed to say how much I paid. They would laugh at me for paying that much. They are good but be prepared for burrito prices, not tamale prices.

What a find! At the S 9th St. end of the veggie isle at Soulard Market. Very reasonably priced…read moreand truly flavorful vegan and vegetarian options!! Great green and red sauce. Get there early because when they run out the close up. The bad review posted for this place is ridiculous.

The best of the best! Eat and enjoy! Quality dedication and…read morethe love of a great Hotdog makes K's HotDogs unique and special on top of all the delicious bites K's Unique Dogs will inspire you to savor you will love K.. herself

K's Unique Dogs is the best place to get some ballpark food right before a game! Karen is always…read morethere ready to serve you the hottest hotdogs, burgers, and bratts right off the grill. Definitely better than the food you would get in the stadium and what is even better is that you can take it inside and get more food for you money! She always treats her customers right and make them feel right at home! Thank you Karen!!

Good was amazing as always, service is great. Staff is so friendly and welcoming. We love this…read moreplace!

These are without a doubt the best tacos in Fairmont City, the St. Louis Metro East and all of St…read more Louis for that matter. Every order is made fresh. They have Tacos, Quesadillas & more. Meats include Asada, Pastor, Cabeza & Lengua. Tony's is only open on Friday, Saturday & Sunday but trust me, it is worth waiting all week. Drinks include fresh beverages like Horchata & Rompope as well as a variety of Jarritos and Mexican Coca-Cola in glass bottles. Located in the food trailer next to Indian Mound Motel.

Move aside, Pickleman's! This hot dog cart on the corner of Lucas & 2nd St. saves the day (night)…read morewith a freshly grilled brat to satiate your munchies after a night of carousing at Morgan St. or any of the bars down the Laclede's Landing strip. Brats and other sausages are $5 and include your choice of enough self-serve toppings to make your greedy eyes roll to the back of your head in a fit of uncontrolled salivation. Sauerkraut, relish, fresh tomato, mustard, onions, etc. Dress your dog and loiter for a few minutes on the curb while you and your fellow ravenous carnivores inhale your brats before stumbling back home.