Great, totally accessible location for the post-party munchies. Goodly selection of tasty,…read moreslightly greasy (in a good way) dogs and burritos. Walk-up, order and take away.

The Hot Dog man on Printer's Alley ONLY ON SATURDAY NIGHT has the best hot dogs in the universe. I…read morebullshit you not. They are only two dollars but they are worth ten. If you make that walk up the hill on Saturday night and you are not happy with his hot dogs I will buy the house a round at Tootsie. Call my cell and I'll meet you there. 321-243-2083.

I called because I had a event and it was 50 people, the owner David was GREAT. Said it was no…read moreproblem and started to make a whole platter. It ended up being 75 people and it was more than enough for EVERYONE. I'm Muslim so I don't eat pork he even went out his way to get halal beef dogs. We appreciate you a lot man.

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Awesome Dog. What can I say other than unique and tasty. Great Midnight snack !! Don't miss the…read moreunique old school Pubs of Printers Alley.

The corn dogs were brunt and the batter was horrible. So disappointing for a hot dog place! Sonic…read morehas much better corn dogs. If anyone knows of a good corn dog place, I would love to know about it. Thanks!

I grew up with my family grilling outside quite often. It was usually good enough weather, if not…read moretoo hot to barbecue. However, that didn't stop my parents from cooking our favorites. So, can you guess what mine was?! Duh. Hot dogs! Now, over the years, I've tried all brands and kinds. This place offers some delicious ones, including brats and polish sausages alongside regular dogs. Sometimes, I like them plain. Sometimes, I like chili and cheese on them. Whatever and however you like yours, they will accommodate! Pop & Dogs is a husband and wife team just out doing what they love and enjoying it! So, checkout their FB page to see where they might be. Or, just message them to find out. They have been at their Weatherly Drive spot a couple times when I went to the VA and at their spot on Wilma Rudolph Blvd the first time I saw them. That was an incidental finding as I was looking for another place to eat at the time. But, SO glad I saw them. Read their story. It's great and I love supporting small, local businesses. You can choose your chips and drink with the combo. Otherwise, dogs are $3 and specialty ones are $4. Not a bad deal. Combos are $6 for 1 dog and $8 for 2 dogs. Pretty great deal! So, if I love them so much, why did I take off a star?! Well, because I can't sit and eat at their location. I have to take it and go. I know they're small, but maybe a portable, even plastic, garden table & chair set can be thrown in the back of their pickup truck. Sorry, I'm just not one to stand and eat. I gotta sit down to enjoy my food & drink. It'll just end up on the ground if I tried to juggle a combo trying to eat it standing up! They take cash or cards. Okay, maybe I am being picky. I'll give them the extra star just for being so friendly and having quick service. I mean, Paul did come up to my window once to take my order and to hand everything to me so I didn't have to get out of the car myself. Lol There! It's back. 5 stars!

I always get the Mac & Cheese hotdog, which is super good, but I've also enjoyed their custom hot…read moredogs! The owner is super friendly, and the food always comes out fresh and quick! I usually catch them at Ashley Furniture on tuesdays from 11:30-2pm, and this last time, the drinks were even bigger and I got a complimentary cookie as a surprise.

Absolutely delightful empanadas with staff that do all in their power to make sure you enjoy your…read moreexperience! When I went, the kiosk ordering system indicated they were out of beef and cheese empanadas. I asked the man working whether that was the case, and he said yes but that he'd put cheese on the side of my beef empanada! The empanada was fresh and crispy. It had a perfectly crispy crust, and I LOVED the corn dough used for the empanadas. They're so much more flavorful than flour based empanadas in my opinion. I will absolutely be back to this food truck to try more wonderful food!

I made sure to get to the farmers market early today to beat the huge line that inevitably will…read moreform. I ordered my usual meal- ground beef empanada and shredded chicken arepa. The empanada is INCREDIBLE. Flakey, deep fried goodness with a side of cilantro sauce on the side. (I kicked myself for only getting 1 when I drove away) When I tell you I crave this arepa, I am not lying! Flavorful shredded chicken, black beans, and plantains inside a warm cornmeal pocket. This is also a MUST! Both of those for $20 and a full happy tummy!

We passed a few hotdog stands on our way to the car and after the last one, enough was enough. We…read morestopped at Music City Hot Dogs (yes, I made them a Yelp page) and we chowed down on a single $5 hot dog with the works. It was satisfying and all I wanted was another one. Too bad every other hot dog stand is just like them. And to all the partygoers on Broadway who are willing to pay $5 for a hotdog is just as silly as me, when you could buy a hotdog and drink at Costco for $1.50. The end.

Fun spot in Nashville that just opened up. The owner is super nice and is awesome. He opened up his…read moreplace to me on my bachelor trip to music city. His team made some solid hookah and in the middle of the city.

Authentic taco truck. CA style. Recommend the lengua tacos and the asada. The barbacoa is mostly…read morefat..I don't mind some fat for flavor, but I've ordered it on more than one ocassion thinking it was just the one batch, but it really is just super fatty all the time.

What? I haven't written a review for this place? This food truck is part of a 6-8 food truck chain…read morein the greater Nashville area. It's legit Mexican food and probably the best Mexican food you'll find in the greater Nashville area. I don't trust what anyone else have said about the other Mexican restaurants in Nashville. I've tried most, if not all, of them. Taqueria Express food trucks are the best Mexican in Nashville. They're cheap and affordable. Their city inspection scores are higher than most actual restaurants. They're delicious. Their only weakness: limited options because it's a truck, after all. If you want a more detailed review, check out my reviews on the other Taqueria Express locations. They all taste the same, surprisingly.

I skipped a meal to gorge myself here. I figured since it was from 11-9 I would still have plenty…read moreof trucks to pick from. I figured there would be a good size crowd still there and the waits would still be fairly long but what I didn't count on was that a lot of the trucks would leave due to lack of food and others would be near their threshold at midday. When the lady friend and I got there we were starving and she loves grilled cheese so that was the one we tried to get to first. I say tried because the line for that truck was ridiculously long and after waiting for a little bit decided to try to check something else out. The Latin Wagon was running out of stuff, the Asian one was constantly changing their whiteboard by erasing stuff and so we settled on the burger truck. Even being a dozen or so people behind we could hear that they were running out stuff: certain cheeses, sauces, buns. BUNS!! How can it be called a burger if you don't have buns?! That was basically the last straw and decided I'm done with this and went to go eat somewhere else but not before I dropped a couple f bombs, kicked a light pole and yelled at random strangers...I get a little cranky when I don't eat.

I had a lot of fun at last weekend's Wanderland FEASTival. A group of friends and I set out to try…read morea variety of food from a good portion of the ~14 trucks attending. Super pumped! This event is a great idea. That being said, I think we got here at the wrong time. The event was running from 11am - 9pm and our group got there at about 2pm. The place was packed. Many trucks were closed, having run out of food, and those that were open had wait times of at least 45 minutes. By the time I got to the front of the line for the Latin wagon, they only offered 4 (tasty) items and had run out of change for cash transactions. I paid with a card and enjoyed my food, but I was a little sad that so many trucks were out of so many things. I also tried Jonbalaya Catering's truck and only waited in a line for about 5 minutes! I think because they were out of their signature jambalaya and pork sliders, but the ham and cheese sliders weren't a bad replacement and their Raspberry UnDaquiri was delicious. I guess that means the event was a success! I'm looking forward to more events like this in the future and will be sure to show up RIGHT when they start.