We went to Bluey's World and Eat Street was right next door so we have to give it a go. Was unsure about paying a $6 cover charge per adult but was pleasantly surprised by how large the venue was and the mass amount of food choices they had. Admittedly there was a lot of fried food, but there were choices of just about every kind. We shared some dumplings and a quesadilla. Several locations for live music throughout and they even had characters dressed up for Christmas which my kids were obsessed with. I would highly recommend this as a place to visit if you have people who all want something different to eat. Good food and even better vibes! read more

Good vibes is what Eat Street is for me. It's like the best market I had been for a long long time. More than happy to pay the $5 entry per adult coz the vibes more than make up for the entry fee. Good is special, in fact so special that you can possibly only find special food and not just settle with any crap. We got octopus tentacle - can you imagine that? Just a giant tentacle it's awesome! Every thing we ate, we loved. Pork belly - superb, paella - yum, ice cream donut - divine! Then there's the music! The music was live and soooooo good. Lot of tables to sit too which is great. Does get cold though on a windy day and if you have young kids you might find it a bit too loud for your babies. Parking noise aside - it's honestly the best market I been for a long time, and I used to love too the Uk markets. This is totally up there. Who says melb is all about culture and vibes. I say go check out eat street in brisbane first! read more

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Amazing!!!!! I highly recommend this for anyone visiting Brisbane. Take a free ferry to this amazing array of eateries with something for everyone. Every appetite will be satisfied!!! read more

I had a great night out with my family at Bluey's world and we decided to go to eat street. boy I wish we didn't. We walked around the maze of stalls and found ourselves outside Pizza and Pasta. we ordered a couple of pizzas to share, and the service was terrible, we were waiting for almost 2 hours. finally when our pizzas were brought out, by whom I presume was the manager, James, to our horror it was raw. I told James about it and he assured us it was cooked and pizzas were "meant to look like that." the ambience the entire night was awful as all we could hear were James' petty cries of anguish as he took out his failing marriage on teenage girls. It was almost to the point where it became creepy. anyways to end the review. THOSE PIZZAS PUT MY ENTIRE FAMILY IN THE ER. We were hospitalised for 4 days. SO AS A WARNING TO ALL EAT STREET GOERS, do not listen to a man called James! he will get you sick. read more

So many choices to pick from there's definitely something for everyone here. Live performances and neon lights aesthetic. read more

Eat Street Northshore - dessert lane - Grocery Near Me - Brisbane, QLD

Fun is free here, but food and drink don't come at bargain prices. Open on Fridays and weekends it's a great place for a night out; many 100s of people had the same idea when we were there. There's outdoor (mostly covered) seating with several stages used for shows and performances. Many immobile food trucks serve up food from around the world. Peruvian paella was pretty good. Brazilian stroganoff was close to the real thing. The slinky potato on a stick is pretty fun. Lots of options for sweets too. read more

Eat Street Northshore - Grocery Near Me - Brisbane, QLD

Having been through a couple of times, Eat Street hasn't quite lived up to the hype for me, and that includes their new location. It looks nice, and being on the water doesn't hurt (the new location is a tad better). However, it does take a while to get there, and there is a fee just to enter. Is it worth it? The crowds are pretty hard to deal with, no matter the weather in my experience. Even at the new space, there isn't enough space. It's hard to tell where lines for food are or to work your way through things. And the food itself isn't all that. You can find some decent things, but not better than any of the numerous free street markets in and around Brisbane. There are vegetarian options, but it isn't great by my reckoning. The whole thing seems like a nice place to take a guest for one night out, but not worth the trouble and expense on any kind of regular basis. read more

Eat Street Northshore - Claude's crepes. Not nearly as fresh or as good as the New Farm restaurant. - Grocery Near Me - Brisbane, QLD

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Friends brought me down here on one of my first nights in town. Parking was a chore, but the ability to sample (well, pay for, not really sample) virtually any kind of food I could think of was a blast! I went for things that I knew would be impossible to find back home, I failed at getting smaller plates so I could sample a wider variety (perhaps a downfall of being here while starving). A Hungarian Langos pizza-type thing, and a pulled pork crepe were on my to-do list after walking through it all. Please note that in all the hustle and bustle, I wasn't able to capture the individual vendors for these dishes. I've done some searching and it looks like these vendors may not have a restaurant or other location. The Hungarian Langos was pretty good, but came up short in a couple areas. The bread "crust" was delicious, buttery, hot and soft, but the toppings on it were served cold. I think this entire situation would have been much better had everything been hot. However, for the price it was an insane amount of food, and I could barely finish it. I then went on to the crepe stand and picked up a bbq pulled pork affair. While it was good, the meat was fantastically moist, I was expecting the bbq sauce and meat to be quite a bit more spicy/tangy. This was just like eating plain pulled pork with a bit of cheese on it. I wrapped the evening up with a cold Heineken while my friends found some desserts. We talked a bit about our experiences and I realized that Australian tastes must skew towards more bland foods, so I'll know that for the rest of my stay here. read more

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Great bands & large variety of street food Located in an old container wharf next to the river this is a lively spot with great entertainment and an amazing selection of street food. The entry fee was $3 and we did think that the food was a little pricey as the portions were on the small side. It's also not a great place to go if you are trying to eat healthy food. We'd be happy to take a guest there for an outing, but it's not really somewhere we'd go on a regular basis. read more

Melbourne and Sydney have nothing on this night market. Rocking it nightly you will find a huge variety of food, boutiques and performers. The best finale was Geed Up aka #worstshowever which is ironically the most fun guaranteed for $3 entry fee. Amazing talent runs in the family! Seriously, this place is not to be missed. Cocktail bars, seafood, French, Italian, Asian, burgers, sweet treats and more! I am so impressed, I wish my city had one of these markets. Brissy, represent! :) read more

Please. Please. Please, move above and beyond your infancy and become something rich and wonderful for Brisbane. The idea behind the Eat Street Markets (shipping containers on a vacant to be eventually developed block of land) is there, it's just the execution, or my own expectations that let it down. Knowing of the team pulling this together I headed to Portside to explore the markets thinking there would be a range of food stalls, produce sellers and little knick-knack type stores. Maybe in the future? We went on the second night of trade and by the crowds this is certainly a popular Brisbane "new thing" but right now, it's just food stalls to varying degrees of quality. It's an awesome novelty for a night out (and dog friendly!) but to be sustainable I'd love to see some diversity. read more

The concept of this is great - night markets by the river in old shipping containers with different food choices and craft beer and cocktails available for purchase. The downside - I went opening night (not my smartest move) and it was beyond crowded. Line ups for food and beverage were at least 20 minutes long and because it was so crowded, it made it difficult to actually 'see' anything. I tried to look at a lot of the containers and could not even see in, let alone get in! Due to the crowds, there was also no seating anywhere! I will wait until the hype dies down a bit before I go back and experience it properly. read more

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I've been here a few times now and it can be an overwhelming experience choosing from the assortment of delicious looking food. Parking can be an issue during Fridays and Saturdays. People always seem to fight over street parking but I've always managed to find a spot in the main parking lot. So here's a hot tip, even if it looks super busy, go to the main car park first. You'll probably find a space since people automatically assume it is full. Otherwise come on Thursday. Lots of lovely shops and food. It's normal for me to spend close to $40 which is pricey for street food but I've always enjoyed the flavour here. Plus the atmosphere is great with at least 2 or 3 bands playing. read more

Eat Street Northshore - Howzat Burger. I've heard good things about the burgers. Time to give it a try. - Grocery Near Me - Brisbane, QLD

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I really liked this! Here's why: 1. Lots of choices - every time we thought we scoped out the whole thing, we realized there was another section we hadn't seen yet. 2. Food is good. 3. Concepts are unique and well done. It is not a bunch of temporary tents - they have interesting names, good signage, and the food looks appealing. 4. Festive! Several stages with music and entertainment, lots of opportunity for people watching, pretty lights. 5. Wide variety of cuisine - surprised to see some of my uncommon favorites including Ookinomiyaki, battered barramundi, and unique dessert options. The main drawback is that you want to eat everything and you can't. It would be good if everyone offered smaller portions at a cheaper price so that you can eat at more places. It feels sad that you can only eat one or two things before being full at a place like this. Had a great time though and wish we had something like this in LA! read more

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My favourite goody spot in Brisbane! I think all australian capital cities need to look at this model, as it simply works. My faves: - The funnel cake stand is really fun with the staff grooving away to sweet, sweet tunes all day long. - The Japanese pizza is a cracker - Cronuts are packed full of flavour (straight to you arse!) - the arancini balls from Jakes and Elle In closing, this is a must do and see place for any sane foodie. read more

What a great little market! This is a foodie's heaven, not a market for arts and crafts (although there is a small section for it). Come hungry, leave happy. There's tons of different styles of foods so everyone can find something they want to eat. Don't forget the dessert! There's tons of stands just focusing on dessert, which makes people of all ages happy! I don't have a car, so I can't tell you about parking, but the market is a ten minute walk from the bus stop. It can get crowded, so if you find a spot to sit, claim it and don't let it go. There's a two dollar entrance fee so make sure you have that in cash on you, but if you have no more cash, there's an ATM right in the entrance. I had honey chicken from one stand and that was great! At first I thought the portion would be too small, but it was the perfect size, quite filling! I had a tiramisu cannoli from little Italy and that was yummy! I also had a marshmallow funnel cake from world famous funnel cakes and that was delicious! It was quite large for the price which was great. read more

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A highlight for my time in Brisbane! Firstly, I really enjoyed the variety of foods available at the Et Street Markets - there is even a Japanese Pizza place so believe me all bases have been covered! Secondly, the ambiance where each section of the market had it's own music or performers and the noise level and placement of each one was enough to hear and still hold a conversation without all of them drowning into a noisy mess. Lastly, the atmosphere even on a Saturday night on the last weekend of the school holidays was magical. The place was packed out and crowded but there were still lots of seats available if you were willing to go without an alcoholic beverage and sit in the alcohol free zone. I went for a Pad Thai for my dinner and it was delicious, filling and a good level of grease so I was pleased. My friends had the greek, indian and gluten free doughnuts and all were well liked. Actually the doughnut shop right near the entrance was described by my gluten free friend as being heaven on earth for how they had successfully managed to create a gluten free doughnut (something I now understand is very hard to do successfully without gluten) and the caramel sauce they offer along with it is not to be missed either. If you are a local or a visitor to Brisbane this place is a must! And make sure you bring plenty of cash, as the ATM lines on site are very long. Note entry was $2.50 when I went in early July. read more

Eat Street Northshore - One of the food areas - Grocery Near Me - Brisbane, QLD

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I really liked the Eat Street Market. There are heaps of food stalls to choose from, sporting delicious grub from all over the globe. There are a few bars, little boutique shops and more! Eat Street has a really good vibe. It is set up for sunny Qld weather being largely outdoors. However it was bucketing rain when we visited and we still really enjoyed ourselves. There are a few undercover areas to relax in so don't let a bit of rain put you off! Oh and try New Farm Confectionary's delicious honeycomb or salted caramel sauce. It's goood! read more

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The Eat Street Market was one of my favorite food places we visited in Brisbane. It is essentially a giant outdoor international food market. In a matter of a couple hours we had: Chicken yakisoba Cinnamon honey puffs from Locomades Honey Puff Bar Gol guppa (Indian street food) Mint chocolate chip gelato Doughcone from the Doughnut Bar (30 miniature doughnuts wrapped around ice cream topped with caramel, chocolate, and who knows what else) Ferrero Rocher cronut from Chocolate Komberry Co. Parking isn't spectacular but isn't impossible. We may have arrived at an unusually busy time. It does get a bit crowded and there isn't a ton of seating / tables to eat at but people tend to move around most of the time so spots are being vacated pretty regularly. Absolutely visit Eat Street Market if you get a chance. Everything was delicious and the variety of cuisines cannot be topped. It really is an amazing way to try new dishes without the full commitment of a large meal. I will be keeping an eye out for similar markets in other cities I visit. No question - 5 stars. read more

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Very nice open-air food market. Always great to visit these kind of places, if only for the mind-breaking conundrum of deciding what to drink and eat. There is a place that gives you your spicy wings for free if you eat an insane amount of them first. Considered it, but chickened out then enjoyed some pulled pork. read more

Love love love Eat Street! An endless selection of tasty options including a wide range of gluten free. I have not been dissappointed with a singe vendor so far. My favourites include the Korean Sliders and the Gluten Free Donuts. The 007 themed cocktails are not so bad either. This venue is a treasure trove of foodie delights, suitable for date night, family day or catch up with friends. The atmosphere is great, with local artists of all styles and ages providing quality and original entertainment. Plenty of parking. I have been on Friday nights and Sundays, can't speak for Saturday nights, but can't think of any reason why it would dissappoint. This venue makes me proud of how our city has grown up. read more

Remember on July 4th 1993 when against all odds Lex Luger body slammed the unliftable Yokozuna on board the USS Intrepid? Silly question, of course you remember that. Everyone does. Well that intoxicating feeling of pride and achievement is pretty much how I felt when I ate maple bacon on top of macaroni and cheese here at this place. I have come to the realization that my life up until the moment my lips touched a funnel cake was a lie! A LIE, I TELL YOU! Here's my main beefs with this place. They'll try and fool you with the band playing decent tunes (pretty sweet daft punk effort). Nice seating areas in and out of the sun. They'll try and overload your senses with pretty much anything you can think of eating or drinking. But here's the thing, they make you pay a gold coin donation...Eh? Are you getting it yet? So the people who run this event can fill their pool up and swim in it Scrooge McDuck style! The whole thing is a scam where they create delicious food for you to eat but at a profit for them!!!! I don't know who they think they're fooling but it ain't this bucko, that's for sure. Brisbane, I am incredibly jealous of this event you have here. It is the yardstick by which other cities should aspire to when putting on a food event. I felt I was ripping you off only paying a few bucks in. I already can't wait to come back. Seriously good job by all involved. read more

So these Eat Street markets. No one told me they were right near me. A friend told me she wanted to go to some markets at Portside that were out of shipping containers, so right after work we made our way over. And believe me, on the Friday, you NEED to head straight from work. There is not even remotely enough parking here. As the name suggests, most of the stalls are food, but there are a few other little places where you can pick up trinkets, clothes and furnishings. How is the food? Well that really depends on where you buy from, there's a huge range of choices. There's also a couple places where you can sit down for a drink too. But again, get there early or you won't be sitting. I spotted two stages around the place, and another guy with a bit of a busker set up, so there's a lot of live music to listen to while you shop, eat and drink. A lot of the vendors will continue to play music out of their tinny little speakers and boom boxes, and that clashes with the live musicians. I have to say it's quite a nice set up they have going on, the main problem is the number of people visiting. A stall holder told us they did not expect the sheer number of visitors, and it shows. The people running the markets are completely unprepared. Cars are parked up and down all the streets, every car park is full, and there's still people cruising looking for spots. Lines for food are incredibly long and chances are you will then have to stand or walk while eating your food. Great concept, great location, it just can't cope with the numbers. read more

Just go here! That's all I have to say. I'm yet to work out whether there's a good time to go as it gets so busy it's ridic. We got there around 5pm and it was already absolutely packed with limited parking available. I thought 5pm would be okay as it had only been open for an hour but obviously not! Haha. I'm think get there right on 4pm or maybe after 7:30/8pm... Maybe by then the crowds would have died down... I'm not too sure. It's definitely worth the visit! There's so much good food here it can sometimes be over whelming especially with the crowds. The crowds can be a bit much in some parts which is a slight negative. The food is at the expensive end but worth it :) I definitely recommend the salt and pepper calamari and gluten free donuts! The calamari was cooked to absolute perfection... It literally just melted in my mouth. And the GF donuts... Well they're so good especially for gluten free! The Greek food at the Five Sisters is also really good :) If you're a foodie - just go there. But bring cash, I didn't see any eftpos machines (though there are ATMs) - I think they only accept cash. read more

You know when you spend December and November dropping hints about what you want for Christmas, and when you finally open your present its nothing like what you wanted? Well it's been a year and a half since I was last here and that's the disappointment I have. The food is nothing special, the prices have gone up, and nothing stands out as new or exciting. It's a shame because it has such potential and I loved it the first time I was here - it just hasn't got any better read more

Cool way of using shipping containers. Variety of international food vendors, adult beverages available, booths selling knick knacks (i.e. artsy stuff, vintage clothes). Decor is groovy, needs more benches/tables to sit & eat, other than that it was fun. Be advised, if you're going with an appetite, be prepared to wait a while for yr food to get out as this place gets packed! And that's an understatement. read more

Eat Street Northshore - Busy Saturday night. Love all the different (food) aromas in the air. - Grocery Near Me - Brisbane, QLD

It's not really a farmer's market. In fact, it's not a farmer's market at all. But, it is a market excursion unique in Brisbane. We've been a few times now and have, for the most part, enjoyed it. We've certainly enjoyed the eating part. But, I'm totally with Lani P. on the execution. It's just not *quite* there yet. For me, the non-food vendors are distracting. And I would love to see a bit more variety in the food vendors themselves. Maybe variety isn't the right word. I mean you have got everything from Hungarian to Korean to Mexican to Dumplings. Maybe the word I mean is unique, as many of the vendors I've also seen at other markets around Brisbane (think: West End, Kelvin Grove). I do love the concept of this place. I think these markets have really done a great job at showcasing the potential for night-time socialising within & around the Portside / Northshore Hamilton area. And I do love the street-food style of presentation. And the value of the goods sold by vendors. (We had a family outing for dinner one Friday and got a meal for 4 for around $40.) And the layout does feel a bit like walking through a food maze, which gives a sense of culinary adventure. They've recently expanded the seating, which will be helpful as it can be hard to balance Korean Pork Sliders with a Hungarian Pizza and a handful of dumplings whilst standing. There's generally live music on hand and a bar on site for an adult bevvie to wash it all down. Parking is free & plentiful, right next to the markets. It's great for a casual, "novelty" night out. I recommend checking it out & checking back in to see how it develops. read more

After procrastinating and being aware of the parking situation at Eat Street, I figured that the best time to go would be Sunday the first weekend that the Ekka opened (most people would be there). HUZZAH, I was right. After finding a park (and being misdirected by the 'parking attendants' a couple of times. I ambled on down, paid my $2 entrance fee and did 2 laps before I committed to any food purchases. I'm glad I did, not only did it allow me to work up an appetite but I got a good feel for what was about and available as well as similar foods and their prices. I did go with ulterior motives being to tick another meal off my list of Brisbane's 50 meals to eat or #50Shadesofgastronomy. There is A LOT to choose from and I would suggest even the pickiest eater would be able to find something that they would like. I was even thrilled to see that Howzat Burger had a stand (another item off the list). While it wasn't crowded as I was leaving it was starting to get more and more busy and the car park was almost full. HINT number one - The earlier you get here THE BETTER. I can't say that I loved the knick knack type stalls and to be honest they were pretty expensive. The items aren't overly unique and you can find them at almost any other art/craft/farmer/Sunday markets. The food stalls are the real winners here and the selections is fantastic, Seafood, Mexican, Italian, German, Thai, Vietnamese, Sweet and Savoury items galore. I'm glad I waited so I could take my time and really enjoy the experience. And yes I got crepes from Miss Claude's Crepes AND YES they were so worth it. I got the Romeo and Juliette Crepe (one filled with nutella, one filled with salted caramel and then both drizzled with nutella, salted caramel, fresh strawberries and candied walnuts and of course Vanilla Ice Cream. It was heavenly and I'll be going back to try their savoury and other sweet crepes. Delish. I also had the Mexican Wave burger from the guys at Howzat Burgers. It was SO delishes and the guys behind the counter looked like they were having a hoot. The bun was fresh, crusty and the pork belly was roasted just right with the right amount of coleslaw and chipotle mayo. I'll be back for sure it just takes a little planning if you want to avoid the crowds. And if they could loose the knick knack stalls and throw in some Korean outlets I'd be THRILLED!!! read more

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Being in large crowds and walking around a lot you're going to be thirsty so first of all do yourself a favour and go find the refillable ice tea joint and you will be set for hydration the whole night, the food has variety like you've never seen and deserts are endless. There is a certain churro place here where you watch them squeeze then fry it in front of you, no idea what it's called but it's probably the best. read more

My second visit and this time round there were a few new choices in food options. Again I was not disappointed at the variety on offer. If only I had more money and a bigger stomach. Do starve yourself before heading here folks as it can be a difficult event in choosing what to eat. I tried Hungarian langos, Colombian biscuits, Italian got chocolate and lemon biscotti, and that was just some of what I tried. Do arrive early though as parking can be quite difficult and if it begins to rain like it did there is not a lot of shelter, lucky it held out till I was about to leave. read more

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Today was my first day time experience at eat st. I have to say I love the night atmosphere more because of all the lights etc but during the day it doesn't seem quite as packed so that's a huge plus. All the usual yumminess, the only thing that wasn't opened during the day was the famous funnel cakes. read more

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I have heard things about this place, my neighbour has told me about it, my friends have told me about it, it was time for me to head over and see what the fuss was about. I went on a Sunday evening around 4pm and there was no problems getting a park. $2 entry fee for adults over 12 and kids are free which I thought was worth it. There are containers converted into hawker style stalls and other stalls made out of the classic stall tent with bibs and bobs and all the weird tee-shirt/dress/hippie stuff as well. There was a cool band playing outdoors in the non-alcohol area, and an awesome cuban sounding band inside where the food stalls were. You must try the CRONUTS (Donut/Croissant with 47 layers of pastry) with the milo cream filling oh my god. You really need to share it between 2-3 people though it's pretty big. I really did love the Thai and Malaysian stalls too. There is a Mexican stall in the food area where the Malaysian stall is, who boast authentic nacho chips and whatnot but they tasted thick, weren't generous in serving and not as good as my GYG in my opinion. I recommend the dumplings and the roti special #1 with mushrooms and spinach from the malaysian stall. The pad thai from the Thai one was really yummy too.. Generous servings, decent prices and just the right amount of people... Sundays are pretty good if you have kids too. I have heard that there are too many people and long line ups Fridays and Saturdays... so if you are after more of a chill... Sundays may be the day for you. Loved it, will be back. Open every Friday (4pm - 10pm), Saturday (4pm - 10pm) and Sunday (10am - 7pm) read more

Ok, IF BY CHANCE you have been out of the country OR asleep for the last 6 months, you have missed this wonderful " food fantasy" that has Popped up at Hamilton. Container popup restaurants and tent stalls- music-people-smells-laughter and friends all meet here. Open fri and sat nights and sunday 11-7.... great GREAT place to meet up after work or just spent a few hours grazing all the deliishous delights you find. read more

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It's the second time I've been here and I love it. I had the same meal which was from a place called caboose that sells the best quesadillas. I had the beans and the chicken, with the bean being my favourite. I also had a chocolate shot from a stall in the middle, I didn't catch the name but it was great. The 2 times I've been have been really busy with lots of people but the atmosphere is great. Definitely a must do in brisbane. read more

Eat Street Northshore - Just the entry to eat street - Grocery Near Me - Brisbane, QLD

Great night with lots to try - can recommend the mushrooms. Also remember to get you cocktail early to drink it as you wander around. Only downside is how popular it is but if it wasn't I would be complaining there wasn't atmosphere. Be prepared for the crowds and you will love it. read more

Eat Street Markets is nice in theory, but it was too cramped and crowded for me. I do expect markets to be busy, but this is nuts. Parking is actually okay, if you know where to go and get there before 6pm. However, when we left at 7.30pm, our quiter parking area was chockas! I wanted to like it so much more, but found it far too stressful to enjoy. read more

Be warned, the parking is total chaos, and its so super busy that your probably best to go early or after 8.30pm to avoid the crowds! I would not recommend this place for kids as its just too busy. We ended up parking in the complex, got our food and went to eat at the car, then ducked back in for desert (make sure you keep your ticket to get back in) they are now charging $2 entry too, still worth it! We tried the Chilean Sangas and all i can say is DAMN! so delicious, HUGE servings, the meat was juicy and to die for, and the cheese, dont get me started about the cheese!! There was also a cupcake lady who made the tastiest cupcakes ever! A huge variety, you could go back every weekend for 6 months and not try all the different vendors! I personally found alot of the knick-knack vendors a bit on the pricey side, but thats expected at a "boutique" style market. read more

By chance got here on the last Sunday opening before closed for summer. Being that a lot of stall holders told us it was really busy but personally I didn't find it crowded at all. Awesome selection of food so tried Vietnamese, Peruvian Paella and all very good. Was a bit disturbed when all I saw was Budweiser signs but look around and plenty of decent beers. Live music playing and a cold beer in the sunshine what more could you want. In summary a fun place. read more

- Good Food - Sweet Potato Fries, Pork Dumplings, Cronuts, Sweet Tea and much more. - Great Service - Crowded - Not the best parking - Worth it read more

Equivalent of a 2am kebab in the valley after a rough night on the turps. You probably know this place from your high school mates instagram tag boasting of a "great night with the clique". If this was your last place for a meal you wouldn't be too happy. They sell XXXX cans at a few places so it earns 2 stars. read more