We had steak and cheese heroes. Best ever. This is a food truck, so we try to follow them wherever…read morethey go.

My boyfriend and I were having a date night at Bottle Theory in Apex, and we were excited that the…read moreBomb A$$ food truck was there. We've been wanting to try them for awhile. I went to their website and noticed you could place your order online and select a time to pick it up. I liked that option so we could sit in the bottle shop and enjoy our beers until we were ready to eat. I ordered the shrimp po'boy and an order of tots with the Bomb A$$ sauce, my boyfriend ordered the cheeseburger and tots. The tots were the best we've ever had!! They are super crispy and the seasoning that they use is beyond reproach. It's so good! The po'boy was very flavorful and delicious!! The shrimp were perfectly cooked and the sub roll was very fresh. It's a must order. My boyfriend loved his burger, giving it a 4.5 out of 5 stars. We are definitely looking forward to our next visit!

If you don't like melted cheese, then this food truck isn't for you. Heck, this planet probably…read moreisn't for you. But to each their own, right? I had the pleasure of eating one of the best grilled sandwiches... which is expected as food from a truck is usually way better than food not from a truck (there are rare exceptions). The sandwich was prepared quickly, wasn't too messy, and the staff was super friendly in taking the order and serving it up! I don't know if I'd go out of my way to hunt them down (like Cousin's Maine Lobster), but if I saw them in a sea of food trucks, they'd be on my list for sure.

Food Truck Time: 454 Grill at Jordan Lake Brewing Company…read more Good food truck with a very chill owner. The home fries were my favorite of the night, they were both good and cooked to perfection. I was not a fan of the margherita melt though, I did not like the tomato sauce. But, I can't wait to try a few other sandwiches from this food truck.

Food Truck Time: Tasty Tasty Truck at TapLine Growler…read more This food truck was indeed Tasty. I ordered the chicken rice platter and my mom ordered a chicken pita with fries and a piece of baklava. We also got to try the falafel. The portions were sizable and the service was very friendly.

Fried Feta Cheese is to die for!!! The chicken has a wonderful marinade which makes the pita…read moresandwich and chicken-n-rice taste wonderful. Pita sandwich's are huge. The owners are wonderfully sweet. Would definitely eat again.

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!

Love this truck! Great food and super friendly. This was half jerk, half brown stew chicken with…read morerice and peas and cabbage. Spicy but not crazy, just super tasteful and the chicken literally melts.

Only waited a few minutes to get food. No order ahead available. Prices are good for the quantity…read moreand quality of the food you get. Cooked cabbage was delicious and chicken was tender and flavorful. Many were worried the jerk seasoning would be too spicy but I tasted no heat while eating only after did I taste a pepper level of heat very mild. Bbq sauce tasted sweet and spicy. The mac and cheese was good and tasted homemade. The lemonade with pineapple juice was homemade too more sweet then sour but refreshing. Myself and several coworkers enjoyed our food from this truck and look forward to their return.

Food Truck Time: Bam Pow Chow @ the Railhawks game…read more I was super excited to try Bam Pow Chow because the menu looked very appetizing. I ordered the Fried Red Tomato Sliders with an avocado sauce and corn relish. This came with 2 sliders for $7, you can add an order of french fries for an additional $2 (if you love waffle fries then you will definitely want to do this). The food tasted great, I would recommend this food truck.

When you hear that a local food truck has a new owner and he's a talented chef who has been at the…read morehelm of some of the areas top restaurants (former Savoy, Glass Half Full, Midtown) you seek them out. We caught up with Bam Pow Chow and chef Marshall Smith at Compass Rose. The menu had four entrees; Angus beef sliders with grilled Provolone, and chimichurri, pulled pork sliders with tangy apples and scallions, the Big Fish sandwich with a lemon dill ranch and cucumbers and fried red tomato sliders with corn relish and avocado sauce. Sides are separate and options include French fries, corn fritters, mac & cheese with bacon, and onion rings. First off, the menu is well priced and the portions are generous. We ordered the Big Fish sandwich and the Angus sliders, and for sides, the corn fritters, French fries and mac & cheese with bacon. The Big Fish sandwich is a large deep fried filet resting on two slider buns. The deep fry reminds me of fish & chips takeaway in the UK, it's crispy and flavorful, but with cucumber slices and dill ranch. The Angus sliders are topped with chimichurri, cooked really well and full of flavor. They were actually described by my daughter as "incredible." The slider buns are worth mentioning. Not run-of-the-mill buns, they are elevated and worth the carbs. The sides are stars too. The French fries are a mix of white potato and sweet potato, fried crispy and dusted with we guess to be garlic and Parmesan(?). The corn fritters...I hesitated ordering them because if fritters are dry, they're terrible. These were the exact opposite of dry. The corn fritters are moist and cake like, and they were served with a spicy mayo for dipping. Finally, the mac & cheese with bacon. This side is more than a side, and the chopped, fresh bacon crowning it takes it to another level. Overall, we enjoyed every bite. High marks from my crew. We can't wait to see how Bam Pow Chow evolves with Smith at the helm. Don't miss out.

Stopped by the Good Mornings food truck while out at in Knightdale. When you arrive there is plenty…read moreof parking available on the street. To order you'll walk up to the window, place your order, and then they'll text you when your order is ready. I ordered the shrimp & grits with hot honey. The shrimp were perfectly fried but a little tough, the hot honey added the right balance of spice, and the dish overall was very good! Definitely recommend checking out this food truck if you come across it in the NC triangle area.

I've been wanting to try this food truck for a while and I finally got the chance today, and it did…read morenot disappoint. I ordered the Good Plate with French toast, scrambled eggs, cheese grits , and I added hot honey shrimp to the grits. Everything was perfection. Presentation was perfect. So often presentation looks totally different when I actually order something, not here. Perfection. And customer service was the best, very nice and patient, professional young men. Definitely plan to come back.

I ordered the chicken tikka pizza, and was so excited to try it. The toppings were great, the…read morechicken tasted excellent, but the crust was almost totally raw. The crust looked cooked from the top, but the dough under each slice was not cooked. I ate one slice before I realized why it didn't taste right. Unfortunately, I got sick from this. I will not be returning.

I got a Chicken Tikka pizza (12", 8 pieces) for lunch - big enough for two people or two servings…read morefor one person. The taste was very good and a little spicy, which I really appreciate. The crust was not stellar. It was not thin (I prefer thick) but it was kind of limp, not crisp, so it was virtually impossible to pick up a single slice with my hands. I ended up cutting pieces to make them more manageable or used a fork under an entire slice to help support it while I ate. It didn't stop me from eating all the crust, up to the edges, which is my usual modus operandi. The plasticware was kind of on the shabby side. There were a few (less than a dozen) loose forks and spoons (not wrapped) in a station where you get such stuff. Curiously, there were no knives but I thought I would ask if I needed one. It turns out that I did want a knife, I asked the staff, they rooted around a bit, but couldn't find any at first. I keep a small supply of plasticware, napkins, etc in my car so I got a knife from there. In the meantime, the staff did turn up a couple of individually-wrapped plastic knives. I used mine instead and put the knives with the other plasticware for others to use. I ate half of the pizza at the restaurant and I got a takeaway box for the other half of the pizza for dinner. I will probably return to try other things.