Portion size was okay, meat was dry and tough. Cash only. Food came out fast. I went around 5 and…read morestuff were also sold out.

$10 meals that always hit the spot. I'll splurge on the $14 oriental beef from time to time but a…read morelot of the food is real good. Serving university students every day and brings me a taste of home when I need. Highly rec

Been a regular of his for 3 1/2 years and his spirit hasn't changed a bit. One of the nicest people…read moreworking in the area. Great breakfast food, also love the chicken salad and lamb gyro.

I ate here for breakfast. The line would have been long except they worked very fast. The two guys…read morewere friendly and clearly have a loyal following some several customers just gave them the nod to place an order. I had the turkey bacon, egg and cheese sandwich. Most folks seemed to get ketchup but I didn't. I really liked it. One thing about Philadelphia is that they do the bread great. Given the other yelp reviews, I'll need to return for lunch some time. The one drawback for breakfast is that they didn't really seem to offer juices - only canned soda. I managed to find a tea in the mix, so that was fine for me. I'm not sure why there aren't more yelp reviews. Perhaps the locals want to keep this one to themselves.

So I am walking to the Fedex across the street and I see a long line (18 I counted) at a colorful…read morefood truck. Turns out it's a new middle eastern food truck called "New York Gyro Truck". The first thing that strikes me is the absolute cleanliness of the truck. The food is simply amazing. I have had the combo sandwich and combo salad. The portions seemed a little small initially but the prices are low also. In hindsight, the portions are perfect for lunch. Do check it out!

If you're wondering if one, somewhat tiny empanada-esque pie is really worth seven dollars, it is…read more Sinfully decadent and totally unhealthy, but definitely worth it for the amazing taste that will take over your mouth. They often come out to sell their pies in front of Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company. That was where I got my hands on one of their Jack-O-Lantern pies, which is their seasonal pumpkin cheesecake offering. It was the best seasonal item I had all autumn. It was amazing. I made a fool of myself wolfing it down. And guess what? I would do it again, and again, and - you get my point. Don't second guess it, just one.

Delicious sweet and savory pies. The Croque Monsieur was my favorite. This pie is based off a…read morefrench ham and cheese sandwich, it was terrific, the ham was perfectly cooked and melted in my mouth, the cheese was terrific (though I am not sure what kind it was). The crust was flakey and terrific. I could eat these all day. The Croquw Monsieur came with homemade creamed cabbage, which was tangy and tasty. I also tried a chocolate almond pie. This was also very good. The chocolate was dark and rich, and paired well with the almond. The pie was served with whipped cream, which tasted homemade. While the chocolate pie was good, I don't think I would order it again. I was interested in the description, but I tend to prefer fruit pies, and I am kicking myself for not trying their apple pie. Soon. I tried Pie-Stand recently at the Chinatown Night Market. My understanding is that they are typically in Fishtown. I'm not sure if the pies were changed at all for the night market, but I tried two hand pies. I think I paid something like $12 for 2 pies. The owners, or staff, or whoever was in the stand were really friendly and seemed passionate about what they do. I can't wait to try some more of their pies. I'll keep a look out whenever I am in Fishtown.

It's food truck season and I love my food trucks!! I live in NJ so people will look at me like I'm…read morecrazy when I drive across the bridge for food that comes off a truck. Food trucks have come a long way and some of the best eats will be from trucks, especially in Philly. Street Food Philly came down to the Navy Yard on this lovely spring day and everything on the menu sounded delicious. My stomach can only hold so much during lunchtime so I got the black angus beef quesadilla and the truffle parm fries. Amazing!! I typically like my fries on the thinner side but they put just the right amount of truflle oil and freshly grated parmesan cheese that I didn't mind the thickness. The quesadilla was filled with perfectly seasoned ground beef, pico, and cheese. The meal was quite on the heavy side so I was only able to finish half of my meal. I'll be heating it up in about 2 hours. I tried picking it up to eat with my hands but it got quite messy. The filling kept falling out and luckily, I was all alone at my desk that no one saw me shoving my fingers into my mouth to get all of the goodness in there. I eventually became civilized and grabbed a fork to eat like a normal human being. Hope they came back so I can try out some of the other creations.

When I first saw all of the new lunch trucks on Drexel's campus, I was elated- especially after…read morecoming back from LA! Finally, a variety on campus. The food truck biz is definitely growing here in Philly. I saw the attractive bright green truck lined up amongst the others on 33rd street, central to Drexel students path to school. I saw their short but attractive menu posted on a white board and mulled it over for a couple minutes. The roasted lamb sandwich stood out to me with its Mediterranean influence, so I went with it. The owner, Mike, was friendly and chatted me up. He told me they had just roasted the lamb the previous night and that their menu constantly changes according to what they have available. HIs partner, Carolyn, is a friendly American-Vietnamese lady and they are just great! The sandwich was absolutely to die for!! I could not stop raving about it after I had it and immediately sent pictures, instagramed and advocated it to all of my friends. It definitely wasn't just lunch truck quality, but high restaurant quality. The meat was juicy and tender and the sauce topped it all off. There was just the right amount of feta cheese and olives- I don't even like olives and I very much enjoyed it in this sandwich. I even got my friend to go to their truck the same day and she got their pork tacos, which were also delish! I went back a second time yesterday and got the clam and oyster chowder, which was less creamy and more salty than for my liking. They were running out of a lot of their items since it was later in the day, and I was recommended the turkey sandwich. It has beans and a fried egg on top, but I ate it when it was cold so I can't say I liked it very much. I won't doubt their other items though. I heard the banh mi is pretty good, so I'll definitely be returning to try everything else!

Still one of the most underrated food trucks in Philly. It's one of my favorites along with the…read moreoctopus falafel and crepe truck at Temple.

Great food. I eat here almost everyday when I am on campus. Mixed vegetables and tofu with brown…read morerice costs a mere 3.50 and in my opinion is the cheapest healthy food one could get on campus. They have also started serving Bubble Tea and Smoothies lately which could be a pretty good substitute to lunch. The only downside is that the truck operates between 10.30-3.30 that too just on weekdays.

He was the best. I started going to him in 1983 until 2018. Hope he is well. Nobody did the…read moresausages, dogs or meatballs like he did.

O M G. I was born and raised in South Philly all my life. I moved away five years ago but…read moreMichael hasn't been there for about 10 years. It was 1979, I was a freshman at St Maria Goretti when I first encountered the best hot sausage with pepper hash which he called relish in the world. I remember taking a container with me for extra pepper hash. There were times he wouldn't charge me and say that they were on him. His service was quick and very friendly He remembered everyone's name that he ever served and there would always be a line at least ten deep. I also asked him to start another hot dog truck in center city and I would run it. We would always laugh. He was a very good and very hard worker. Love you Lisa Ashley and Jamie

A must-stop when we're in Philly is to this place! The spouse and I discovered this gem years ago…read moreby chance and constantly return. LOCATION: The shiny, silver food stand is located at the corner of 15th and Chestnut right next to the Staples store. MENU: Breakfast & lunch sandwiches, coffee, tea, hot dogs, cheese steaks, burgers, hoagies & rolls. FOOD: Ham Egg & Cheese Breakfast Sandwich - $6.00 You want a tasty bang-for-your-buck meal? This is it! Toasted and soft Italian white bread is layered with deli-thin grilled ham, fried eggs and melted cheese. Just look at my picture!? Mic drop... SERVICE: Unlike the many unhappy people I've encountered at Philly businesses, the guy here is always super friendly and patient. TIP: Cash only. OVERALL: Highly recommended!

A campus staple. Quite busy during the lunch rush but the wait wasn't horrendous. Vast menu. Cute…read morelittle owner. Regarding the Pho Sate though, I had this for the first time since my freshman year and it's just as good as I remember! A good portion and generous amount of meat. Broth is amazing. If you every want to switch it up a bit from the regular pho, pho sate has a more flavorful broth in my opinion. I never had Tai's regular pho though.

Love the pho tai here! It's all takeout. Perfect for a meal on campus. Food serve fast.read more

Lucky's Roadside is a collection of restaurants and even a small convivence store like shop. I love…read morehaving the option of grabbing a Lucky's burger to go a bit closer to my house then the one on main street. I love having the variety the roadside offers - pizza, hoagies, burgers. While the roadside doesn't have much eat-in space, they have a few spots if that is your goal. Service, like the other Lucky's locations, is top notch.

Had a bang in sandwich from luckys recently. I wasn't expecting it to be so good but damn. Really…read moreput me in a good mood. Unique little spot. Friendly staff. Feels like you're on the side of a road not in Philly. Stop by