The barbecue sandwich was really good the meat was savory and packed with flavor, though it could…read morehave used a splash more BBQ sauce. The bacon was perfectly crispy and greasy, exactly how bacon should be' The Philly cheesesteak fries were delicious, though they were a bit heavy for my personal taste. While the service was on the slower side, I really appreciated that the food arrived piping hot.

There is hardly a food truck I don't like. Why? I love the history behind them. The craziness of…read morethe new rage, from an oldie but goodie, and the committment from the owner to make his/her greateness available at reasonable price and in cool digs. Now, I wouldn't call the New York State Capital lawn cool digs, but seeing as it just a few blocks away and plenty of green grass, park benches, picnic tables, and other seating, how can one resist coming out here for a stroll and a great bite to eat? Not to mention, it is the only place in Albany where you can find 4-5 food trucks to choose from, which makes me feel sad, as that number is low compared to other progressive cities like, San Diego, San Francisco, Austin, Dallas, New York. It also upsets some people that the capitol gets special treatment for placement of food trucks, but let's save that for another day. Michele's looked good. I was simply craving a burger and fries. However, I've learned from my food trucking, that fries can be somewhat of a challenge. Either soggy, dried, or just not right. I hate suffering through that, so instead, I ordered the tots they have. Being a chemist by nature, I don't know what it is with tots, but you can hardly mess them up. They always come out crispy on outside and nice and hot inside. Michele's did not disappoint. I ordered my 0.3lb burger with cheese, lettuce, tomato, and onion. The film broke loose and this movie came to a screeching halt when I heard, "We are out of onions." "Ahhhhgg," I thought, as in my opinion a burger just isn't a burger without onions. Before I could complete my sigh of disbelief, the server said, "We can put some fried onions on it, if you want. Will take a little longer." I was ecstatic. Not because I got my onions, albeit in a different form, but the food truck guy did not have to offer this, but he did. Why? I don't know, ask him, but I can guess it is because they have that food truck service mentality of "Let's take care of our special customers." It did take a little longer but was worth it. The cook handed me a freshly cooked cheeseburger with fried onions and tater tots. He even warned me that the tots were piping hot just out of the fryer. Really nice touch. I will definitely be back and try their other menu items which look really good including the clam, even though I am not a big clam fan.

I've gotten to eat from this food truck 2 times (when it was at Fort Orange Brewing) and have been…read morevery happy both times. You can't always tell if a food truck at a brewery will be a hit or not - but this one was. The bottom crust had a nice char and the edges were pillowy. There were 4 flavors to choose from each time - so you should be able to find an option that you like. I've tried 3 different pizzas and was really surprise at how good the pizza was. Good ingredients, good flavor combinations, and cooked really well. Follow their FB page to see where they will be. I will definitely keep tabs on their events and follow them around. I honestly can't think of anything I didn't like!

My husband and I just got married in early September at the Maples Estate, we worked with Craig and…read morethe Bull and Basil team for catering for our wedding. Craig is absolutely amazing, so kind, I loved chatting with him! We first met him at one their pop ups at a brewery in Albany, which confirmed everything he makes is delicious. The pizza was outstanding for our wedding and our guests absolutely loved it! We heard many rave reviews from our family, and they were even able to accommodate some special requests on the spot. Absolutely amazing! And we got leftover pizza afterwards, which was a lifesaver particularly for me and my husband since we were being pulled in many directions throughout the night. Thank you Craig for making our wedding so special, I know we will be visiting you again soon!

I don't know how their food tastes but I do know that these inconsiderate drivers just damaged our…read moretown's covered bridge, despite posted signs warning of the bridge's height.

The food truck was at the Nine Pin Cider #CiderAndSliders event in Albany I tried a slider and a…read morehot dog. Delicious and super filling!

Had Times Square Food Truck come to work today for a treat for the employees, what a treat. I was…read moresurprised at the selection for a food truck. Burgers, dogs, salads, steak sandwiches, sausage and peppers, tenders, quesadillas... if you are hungry, they have it! Food was awesome, staff was even better..... can't wait to have them back or for even a neighborhood block party. Thanks to Lynn and Larry!!! Marianne/ Stone

Was told one price but charged a higher price. Not given a receipt either... now I know why.read more

I have tried this food truck a couple times now, it's my go-to spot. I agree w/the poster who said…read morethe soba noodles were an issue, mushy.. starchy.. The upside, sub in the zucchini noodles and side step the issue entirely. For anyone who is not down w/the veggie noodles give them a try. Otherwise try rice. I love the "zoodles" BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY I can't say enough about how much I really enjoy this food truck. Korean BBQ, steak bowl.. brisket. They're all really good. My favorite is the poke bowl, followed closely by the bruschetta bowl. The staff is the BEST of all the food trucks outside of the Capitol. They make an effort to make you happy, so switch proteins, substitute protein- they have tofu, they'll make it Keto if that's your preference.. They really make an effort to remember what you like.. they take your name w/your order & they get to know you. Today, I bought a bowl for lunch and dinner. Cuz.. that's how I bowl!

I want to like their food soo bad that I have gone back time and time again just to be utterly…read moredisappointed. Their menu looks sooo amazing but the food just doesn't live up to expectations. Received burnt eggs on my pad Thai that where so burnt they where black and inedible. I went back and got something else to replace it (chicken tikka masala) and I'm so glad on a whim I decided to grab some fries from a neighboring food truck. Because the chicken tikka masala was just as inedible.

I was wandering around the Plaza and came upon their truck. At first I thought it was going to be…read morean ice cream truck, but upon closer examination I saw their menu which said they served pizza by the slice and other Italian food. I looked in the main serving area and didn't see any pizza so I asked if they had any, and they assured me that they did. I ordered a slice of sausage and a slice of white broccoli. The pizza was stored in a warming oven, in cardboard pizza boxes. Apparently, my choices were in separate boxes because he had to go into two different ones. The price for two specialty slices and a can of soda was $6.25, which was in line with other food trucks. The slices were about 5" x 7" and served on paper plates. They were just okay. I got two "inner" pieces so I couldn't judge the crust, as it was a sheet pizza and pretty thick. The sausage on the pizza was very good with a strong fennel flavor, though there wasn't much taste in the red sauce. They used frozen broccoli (yuck) on their white pizza, though there was ample garlic flavor. The cheese was pretty dried out. Had the pizza been fresh out the oven it likely would have been better. I like pizza as much as the next person, but storage in cardboard and kept warm for several hours is no way to treat it. If you are hungry it is an okay option.

I grew up eating DC's pizza and it is still something I look forward to anytime I visit with my…read morefamily. I think they make one of the best pizzas in our area!

In the mood for some curried jackfruit? How about some other Sri Lankan fare?…read more If you happen to be near the state capital and want to treat yourself, check out cinnamon breeze. This food truck is awesome. I had the jackfruit curry with a small side of white rice...also served with a few tortilla chips and some really wonderful hot relish. Super friendly service, but be patient since "made fresh to order" food takes a little longer. Totally worth the wait!! Next time I'm in the area... definitely hitting them up again.

My hubby and I are officially fans. My only suggestion would be to offer side rice dish options…read morelike 1/2 the rice for 1/2 the price OR combo options like 1/2 kottu with 1/2 rice. We had the Chicken Kottu and the Veggie fried rice. I was impressed at how the roti in the kottu was not soggMy hubby kept asking where I purchased our meal because he definitely wanted to have it again. The service was stellar. We could have eaten in moderation and took home leftovers , but it was so delicious that we ate everything!

Their food & portions Just terrible . Went today first time…read more. They were at Hewitts in Scotia N.Y. . Hot lobster roll & coke Just shy of $40.00 with tip No straws . Gave me a soup cup to drink my soda EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTING !! Never Never Again !

What a rip off. Go to Market 32 in Latham, you get twice the lobster meat on their roll for only…read more$2.00 more. You actually get identifiable pieces like claw and tail. Never gin Cousins.