my mother works at an animal hospital in Jefferson parish, this week was vet tech week and she…read morewanted me to come with her to help out. her boss ordered Diva Dawg catering and I got the chilli cheese dog, plain Mac and cheese, and French fries and let me tell you, it was one of the best hot dogs I have had in YEARS, nice Mac and cheese with a little spice to it, and some simple but absolutely AMAZING French fries. Thank you so much to the owners/operators of Diva Dawg Food Truck, genuinely worth it.

3.5 stars. Elevated hot dogs are a fun concept that I enjoy. The alligator sausage dog was good,…read moreand so was the toasted bun. The idea of etouffee as a topping was good too, but here there were problems. First, it seems more like cheesy, Cajun cream sauce than etouffee. Still works well - maybe better - than regular etouffee, so alone that's not bad. But as I ate the dog, I got occasional bites of fishy flavor, which I suspect came from the crawfish. Crawfish is expensive this year, so maybe it's related to that, but in any case it was unwelcome.

This chicken sandwich was excellent. I was a newbie to the Nashville chicken sandwich craze. I…read morewasn't sure what to expect. I will preface this with if you are sensitive to spicy foods beware. My sandwich packed heat! I'm sure I got the lowest level of spice but it was not a joke.

This place was amazing . Best chicken I have had in the state of Louisiana. They are located inside…read moreBarrel proof and only open a couple days a week. If you're in the area, this is a must try if you like chicken.

Crawfish tacos packed with flavor, crispy fries on the side, a refreshing layered mix drink, and…read moregenuinely great service -- simple but done really right.

I will say the food is lowkey overhyped. It was good but not THAT Good that I have to go back. I…read moremight try something else if I do. The wait wasn't a long time. It was like a 12 minute wait. It wasn't too crowded. Everyone was helpful and nice. The crawfish grilled cheese could have used some more cheese. The lobster didn't really add to the sandwich taste-wise. Like there wasn't a lot of flavor. The punch was good as well. The fries were the best though. With that sauce with it. Over all it was a good 7/10. May try again.

Yum! I had the veggie Banh Mi & the person before me had the Bayou Banh Mi (chicken & boudin) and…read moreboth were super tasty...not that I tasted hers. She was just raving. Seriously, I want to drive back over the Hollygrove Market (where they are right now) and get another sandwich, not because I'm hungry or anything. Nice guys and you can track where they are (and their specials) via their twitter feed: http://twitter.com/#!/GeauxPlates Next time I'm gonna try the spoonbread...along with my Bahn Mi.

I opted for the Cochon De Lait: (Barq's root beer braised Cochon De Lait, Mirliton and Red Onion…read moreSlaw, and pickled Chilies. Served on a Vietnamese Baguette) today at Hollygrove Market. It was tasty. I was worried about the pickled portion. Sometimes that can be overbearing, but in this cause it wasn't. There were jalapenos, but they weren't very spicy. The sandwich cost $7 and was good sized. Too bad it didn't include a small side like Fork in the Road used to offer. I'm intrigued by the fact that they offer eggs over easy on sandwiches. I might try one on a grilled cheese next time. I love me some yoke!

Burger on point! Say yes to the sauce. Food made with love by this super friendly owner.read more

Being that we were at a conference, we were given a recommendation to eat at this truck, best food…read morein town. So out we went and walked right up. We ordered the Shrimp and rice basket. The food came out very quickly, the shrimp were done just right, with a wonderful breading. Our good was out in just about 5 minutes. Now this is a food truck, so talking about the ambiance and where to site, well is really up to you. This day, there was a bit of rain and sprinkles happening, even though there were some trees there at site, we decided to go inside and enjoy our food. The food didn't disappoint, and if you ever have the opportunity to come and eat here, this is a great choice.

A great way to get me to try something is to have an awesome presentation. I was waltzing out of…read morethe hotel to get some dinner and encountered a couple who were about to dine on their grub in the lobby. The sandwich looked amazing! Can you tell when fries are crispy just by looking?? And the young lady also advised - the lemonade was awesome. She sent us in the opposite direction, but we found the food truck, sitting by it's lonesome, on a not so brightly lit street. There was one other person there ordering his fare. So three of us, took a minute to get our order straight (our fault, not theirs). Couple things they were out of, and we wondered why would they run out of supplies at this hour (1am). But in five minutes or less, the bigger picture became evident. The people kept on coming... and coming... and coming. Great service and eager to please, the two ladies can actually handle themselves well. They operated like a well oiled machine. Yes ladies, you did it. No fluster, just pace. So to the food itself. I had chicken wings and fries... tasty... but was too much for me to handle on my own - especially since I ordered a side of mac n cheese just to try it. My brothers both had chicken sandwiches with fries. Some huge sandwiches that were also tasty, however a bit on the salty side. Being in a hotel that did not have a refrigerator didn't help either, so sadly we had to dump what we couldn't finish. But I must say, the lemonade was indeed awesome (even if it's not made with fresh lemons!). At any rate, if I am on that side of town, I have no issues revisiting these ladies who keep the midnight oil burning for those of us who were unable to have dinner at a normal hour.

Tenders looked like frozen fajita chicken strips from Walmart that had been breaded and then deep…read morefried in 6 month old grease. They tasted even worse than they looked. Mac n cheese was just as bad! Mushy with no flavor. I spent $12 on a side of honey mustard and a bottle of ozark water because they were the only consumable things in my order. This place runs a close second to drinking water from a bourbon street toilet. 0 out of 10 stars.

Smoked brisket quesadillas!!!!!!! You have to try it !!! My…read morenew fave!!!! If you want wings you have to go early on Mondays and Tuesdays. The owner is so cool and always makes the food fresh!!!! I love those wings

Best Breakfast sandwich in all of downtown! $10 for…read morebrisket, eggs, & bacon on toasted texas toast!

This is a newer food truck appearing around town (check their twitter feed:…read morehttp://twitter.com/#!/CFoodRoamALot). My coworkers went out last week to check out their offerings which seem to be mostly burgers and tacos. Alas the only non-meat item on the menu that day was a grilled cheese sandwich. blah. My coworkers each got a burger and raved.

A classic with a twist!…read more I stumbled upon this food truck the last time I was in town and enjoying a few cocktails at various locations on Magazine Street. The truck itself is very basic, but in this case that wasn't a bad thing. I was craving a burger that evening, and C Food Roam A Lot hit the mark. Their menu was a mixture of regional cuisine in street food form as well as some classic offerings (like my hamburger) with a twist. They may change their menu on occasion. The menu was displayed on a black board fixed to the truck. The burger I chose was named the Fat Tuesday. It was a tough decision too as this burger had praline bacon and another had crush pork cracklins. I suppose I had more of a sweet tooth this time, so I gave the Fat Tuesday a go. The burger was simple, yet delicious. The bun was of the standard white seedless variety. Your toppings included iceberg lettuce (not shredded, in leaf form), sliced tomato, and your choice of cheese - and of course, the praline bacon. The real star of the show was the burger. It was a thick patty and mine was cooked perfectly! The toppings really highlighted the burger and to me, that is the real key to success. As far as the praline bacon is concerned, it provided a nice sweet element that was not distracting. Honestly, I typically try to find something to complain about - Roam A Lot made it very difficult. The burger also came with a side of fries. Again, nothing fancy here. I could taste that they were fresh cut - always a good thing. They weren't steak fries, but they did have a thicker cut. I liked that because you could taste the potato flavor. The frying style was more of a standard light fry. I certainly like the fact that they were cooked to order and were served to me hot. The total price of my burger and fries was $7. In my opinion, not bad for a lot of food. If I ever stumble upon the C Food Roam A Lot food truck again while I am in the area, I will definitely give it another try.