In a land of delectable yet heavy and not-so-heart-healthy food trucks, Acacia Cafe and their…read morebeautiful sage green truck appeared before me one day as if a gift from the clouds. Beautiful produce, interesting combinations and all at a reasonable price. Banh Mi, portabella sandwiches and an Indian-spiced chicken dish are a few of their tasty options. I went for the portabella sandwich which was hearty, entirely delicious with its earthy, meaty, juicy flavor that would satiate even the most ravenous carnivore. I loved the tangy goat cheese and the delicately caramelized onions that mingled with those incredibly, drippy onions - yeah, it was messy but who the hell cares with food this good. They sell water and Pallegrino drinks from the truck, but no straws and nothing really comes with the sandwiches. Other than that, no complaints, comrades. Just do me a favor and go getcha some Acacia Cafe.

Tried some dips and spreads this evening at Yelp's anniversary party and I can't wait to purchase…read moresome! Not only were the dips delicious, Dawn was very personable and friendly!

I stopped by today while the truck was in Roger Williams Park…read more I had the fried chicken sandwich and cheese fries. My friend had the mushroom burger. My sandwich was dry and without flavor . It was not on a deli roll like the picture on the truck but instead on a hamburger bun. Cheese fries were hot but undercooked. My friend was equally unimpressed with her burger. Its too bad because the food was made while we waited it just wasn't that good. Very disappointing.

We love Rhodies! Best, crispiest wings I have ever had. Try the honey hot sauce on the wings, it…read moreis like nothing I have ever tasted, not too spicy, just the right amount of honey to add a little sweetness. The egg rolls are genius, from the steak and cheese to jerk, curry and apple pie- so flavorful all wrapped up in an egg roll wrapper. The fried chicken is outstanding as well. Stanley does it all. He is a great cook and has the best customer service. Try it!

I'll admit, this review was written after they provided free food for the DMAT crew at the Newport…read moreFolk Festival. I had the blackened fish taco and the pulled pork sandwich. I think the prices were a bit on the expensive side, but the quality was really good. The blackened fish was soft, surrounded by a hardshell taco that gave it quite a decent crunch with every....total 3 bites. The pulled pork sandwich was served with some brocollini and saturated with delicious juices that made handling the sandwich a bit of a challenge. Overall, I liked the food, just wished it was cheaper. Food: 4 stars Price: 2 stars Service: 3 stars

Eh. I had the turducken burger. It tasted like a processed patty, not very good. I was disappointed.read more

When everyone says its fire, you wanna say overrated. Not here! Get anything on the menu and you…read morewill tell your friends. 100!

Triple S BBQ just might be the best BBQ in New England! They just opened up a storefront a year ago…read moreand are dedicated to producing the perfect smoky flavor -- they even start smoking their meats at 2am! With creative menu items like the raspberry chipotle pork belly pinwheel and rotating smoked cheesecakes, they are constantly making high quality food for a great price. They are open Thursday through Sunday every week from 12pm until they sell out (or 9pm). We highly recommend showing up early to guarantee that you get the menu items you want! We would also like to give a special shout out to Scott and his on-site team who are extremely friendly, passionate, and dedicated to making the customer experience great. They have long lines before they even open and Scott makes it a priority to thank his customers every day, before opening, for supporting his business! Definitely check this place out for some of the best BBQ you'll ever have, you won't regret it!

C'mon, people. It's Haven Brothers…read more Is it a true, objective, Michelin-style five-star dining experience? No. Absolutely not. But that completely misses the point of Haven Brothers. This place is a Providence institution, and sometimes you have to review a place for what it actually is rather than holding it to some ridiculous standard it never intended to meet. I used to frequent Haven Brothers pretty much every weekend when I was driving down to Rhode Island from college, and more nights than I can count eventually ended here. There was something about finishing a night out, wandering over to the trailer, climbing inside, ordering some food and standing around Providence with a collection of equally hungry people that just worked. Friday and Saturday nights could produce quite a cast of characters, too. You meet all kinds of people around Haven Brothers late at night, and honestly, that's part of the entertainment. There's also something genuinely fun about the place itself. It's not a conventional restaurant. You walk into the trailer, place your order, watch the food being prepared and take in all the history surrounding the place. Haven Brothers has been serving Providence from its mobile diner since the late 19th century, and there's something wonderfully old-school about the whole experience. The burger I had wasn't the best burger I've ever eaten, and I'm certainly not going to pretend it was. But it was big, it was good, it was satisfying, and after a long night out, that's really all I was asking of it. The prices are also refreshingly reasonable, especially considering how expensive everything has become. You can get a substantial meal without feeling like you need to take out a second mortgage, and the service is impressively fast. But here's the thing: you don't really come to Haven Brothers because you're searching for the finest hamburger in Rhode Island. You come because it's Haven Brothers. It's the trailer, the history, the late nights, the characters, the downtown location and the feeling that you're participating in something that's been part of Providence for generations. For me, there's a tremendous amount of nostalgia wrapped up in this place. I spent plenty of college weekends ending up here, and coming back now brings back that particular feeling of being young, staying out far later than you probably should, and deciding that greasy food at an absurd hour was somehow the perfect conclusion to the evening. So yes, I'm giving it five stars, even though I freely admit the burger itself isn't a five-star burger. Sometimes a place earns five stars because of what it means, not because every individual component is flawless. Haven Brothers is one of those places. It's a Providence institution, it's fun, it's affordable, the food is good, and the service is fast. If you're in Providence and you've never been, go experience it for yourself. Then you'll understand why people keep coming back.

I love Haven Brothers- great late night place that hits the spot when you need it!…read more I'm not a native Rhode Islander, but this place has the vibes that make me feel like i'm right at home and the service is always super friendly. Good burgers, fries, and hot dogs- a must visit late night spot in Providence- especially after a night out on the town!

A local recommended this spot to me, calling it their favorite place in town--and after trying it,…read moreI completely understand why. The fries were incredible: perfectly crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and loaded with toppings without getting soggy. I ordered mine with blue cheese, chicken, and buffalo sauce, and it was honestly one of the best loaded fries dishes I've ever had. The staff was very friendly, and the customers--both locals and visitors--were welcoming as well. The only downside is that the restaurant is very narrow and small. If you're with a group larger than 2-3 people, you likely won't find seating and may have to get your order to go. I was grabbing mine to go anyway, so it wasn't a big issue, but it would've been nice to have the option to sit. Regardless, it was absolutely worth the walk and worth stepping inside. If I'm ever back in the area, I will 100% return.

Was really excited to try the waffle fries here as many reviews pointed us here…read more Usually waffle fries are fluffy and have a good crunch on the outside, but these ones were rough. Definitely weren't freshly cut fries, as they were pretty hard and stale tasting. Very over salted for our taste too!! Felt like the employees didn't want us there!!!!!!!

I wasn't really impressed by MootzaDeli. Disclaimer: I am pretty sure my experience was heavily…read moreeffected by the "kid" working the order window.... I stood at the window for a good 3 minutes waiting to order while, said "kid", seemed to be avoiding me. He then greeted me with, "do you need something?" to which I replied, "yeah, I'd like to order if that's ok" to which he replied "(pause)...uh....yeah....ok.....do you want to order something?" At this point, I'm trying my hardest not to reach up and smack some focus into this kid's brain. Moving on....They only had one vegetarian offering this particular day and it just wasn't what I was in the mood for so I planned to modify one of the other sandwiches and just get extra greens instead of the meat (I do this frequently at other places), well the kid working the window basically insulted me and was like, "that's not going to be very good." Whatever kid, I'm the customer, just make my damn sandwich. So ordering complete, I proceeded to wait a full 15 minutes for the puniest, $8 sandwich on the greasiest, grilled brioche bun, I've ever had. Boo.

Wow. I had a delicious grilled cheese w/ granny smith apple and light, yummy, bread. It was quite…read moretasty, inexpensive and fast!

When a simple spot has been featured this much, it is a true institution of its own. Crazy part is…read morethat not only is it on wheels as a food truck, it's a MUCH bigger than the usual food truck you're accustomed to. Having been around this long and operating at crazy hours that obviously cater to late night crawlers and drunken fools, you must have built some solid grit to be a dedicated feeding hole around a university/college town. The staff greeted me fondly as I walked through the door. If you've never seen this on TV or online before, you wouldn't have imagined a diner within a truck designed that way. You wouldn't have been able to tell the difference from them vs a small restaurant in a city. TV, lights, posters and everything anything restaurant that you expect was there...except for the chairs this particular night. I'm guessing they removed it to better handle crowds coming through...after all, too many people dining there, lining up, and trying to order food is a classic fire hazard 101 within such a small space. I am glad to have a chance to visit this time around. I've been wanting to try it for the longest time since seeing it on Man vs Food. However, I don't know why but I just wasn't craving a burger in the moment. Maybe if I did order the burger, this would have ended up as a 5-star review based on how most people rave about it. But for now, I'll glad to still say that I'm a true fan. The Haven Dog with celery salt was simple and a quick fixer-upper for anyone slightly hungry in the moment. The steak and cheese sandwich, however, is a loaded mother-f-fer with a LOT of sliced beef atop a TINY bun with some shrooms and peppers. All I could think about as I unwrapped it was someone trying a skinny jeans three sizes down, lol. Check them out!

blessed it ! and made a great chicken sandwich that made me survive the night !! F…read moreGood eats !