Chris is my favorite guy to get a seattle dog from, I go every time I pass Climate Pledge Arena!…read moreHe's there for a lot of concerts and his prices and attitude are the best. He has a ton of sauces an toppings to choose from too, I customise to get the best hot dog.

Best hot dog in Seattle!…read more Huge props to the guy running this stand. He was very personable, and you could tell he was really committed to keeping the line moving. I tried this hot dog when I wasn't even drunk or starving or anything, and it was amazing. It's sliced and grilled, which really bumps up the flavor. The bun is soft and a little chewy. It's hard to find good grilled onions. A lot of times they just don't have any flavor. These tasted great, and they also still had some crunch, so they weren't just goo. For $7, you can't beat the price. There's also a wide assortment of sauces. I particularly enjoyed the Sriracha mayo. I'll definitely be back!

First time trying sugar and spoon. AMAZING, CREAMY, LOVE THE WORKERS YAZZZ. I got the Oreo dough…read moreand icecream

While on a walk with my boys in Edmonds, we happened upon this food truck. I had already planned on…read moregetting them ice cream to distract them from a disappointing afternoon. While reading the menu, I asked the young lady, "How much is this?" I hadn't even seen the pricing on the "menu." She said, "A single is $6, a double is..." and went on listing the prices for the various sizes. The menu says: Step One: Pick a flavor. Step Two: Pick a size. Step Three: Add ice cream. I said, "So it's like a cookie with the ice cream on top?" The young lady agreed. I said, "Okay, we'll get singles of whatever my boys pick for flavor." We got cookie dough in probably 2 oz bowls... with NO ice cream. I was confused, and despite my 14-year-old begging me not to, I went back and asked, "So... was this supposed to have ice cream?" She said, "No, that's extra." I looked back at the board, the three clearly stated steps, and said, "What? Are you sure? It says Step One, Step Two, Step Three." Even she looked confused. She explained, "If you look by 'Add Ice Cream,' there's an extra charge." In utter bewilderment, I discovered that, in approximately 1/2-inch font in a color swatch only slightly darker than the background, there was a tiny "+3" hiding underneath the ice cream scoop image. I can tell you, the Karen that lives inside us all wanted to make her presence known regarding the false advertising of serving cookie dough in a bowl WITHOUT ice cream on a hot summer day. But she did not. Karen was suppressed, and we quietly ate our bowls of edible cookie dough sans ice cream. 0/5 stars for expectations. 2/5 stars (and that's generous) for the dough itself. It was SUPER sweet. So sweet, in fact, that two out of my three boys didn't finish theirs, and we really needed that $2 Kirkland water bottle they were selling just to wash it down. My 14-year-old human garbage disposal gave it 5 stars, but the 11-year-old gave it 1 star, and the 9-year-old gave it 3 stars... so they average out to 2 stars overall.

One of our first stops on our Seattle trip was Dog In The Park. While this place may look a bit…read moresketchy, it's a well-known brand throughout the city with multiple locations, serving up great dogs! A Seattle dog is a quintessential food item while visiting Seattle. I am happy to say the Dog In The Park Seattle Dog lived up to my expectations. A crispy grilled dog, cream cheese, and plenty of grilled veggies. There are loads of toppings to choose from, too, but the young man serving up the dogs recommended just plain for the first time to really get the classic experience. I think some light mustard and maybe some saurkraut would have been a great addition. Friendly service and good recommendations for a first-timer, though. This location is located not too far from Pike Place and Westlake station. Convenient location. The price is great too! Go enjoy a Dog In The Park!

This is NOT an authentic Seattle dog. Absolutely nowhere else will serve you a Seattle dog with…read morecabbage. When I kindly asked for no cabbage and only onions the guy said "okay" only to turn around and give me a hot dog covered in cabbage. When I went to specify my order he just shoved the POS at me and turned to the next person. Mind you the vegetables are not premixed so he could've easily just thrown onions on the grill.

This torta is so HUGE that I had to buckle it in with a seatbelt on the way back to my office. Good…read morething I tucked the spicy salsa in on the way home too, because it would have burned a hole in my seat if it spilled!! La Costeñita's food truck is in the upper echelon of Mexican food in Seattle - easily. If you see them sliding through to a parking lot near you, it's a must have. The birria in this torta was insanely flavorful. Every bite was perfect because of the evenly distributed meat, mayo, guacamole, and pillow-y soft bread. It's unfortunate that my willpower failed me and I ate this entire thing, because now I am falling asleep at work. Nothing better than a torta-induced nap.

I was craving for Quesadbirria and these guys had them! When the server took my order I asked if…read morethey have been here before and he said that they are super new. Originally from the Bay Area in California. I thought to myself "these guys 'must' make a killer Quesadbirria"... and I was right! You get 3 Quesadbirrias for the price of $15 and if you want you can add a delicious Consume for an additional $3.00. As for the food, it was so juicy and delicious on every bite. You can taste the crispy onion, the moist shredded beef, the cilantro and crunchy tortilla. I also asked for the Consume to dip my Quesadbirrias in...golden! I plan on trying their tacos and burrito next time around. I highly recommend trying them out, enjoy. :)

Review for their food truck…read more Sooo slow like 30+ min wait without warning. I got the manchurian chicken with noodles, it was pretty flavorful. Overall this place is solid and it's good for being a fairly unique indochinese food truck but I probably won't be coming back here gain after such a long wait.

A rainy afternoon in Seattle brought me to this food truck. First time downtown Seattle, perusing…read morethe area for something quick and delicious to grab and I spotted this food truck from a distance. As I walked closer and saw the logo I just HAD TO stop! I have always heard of the Indian/Chinese fusion aka "IndoChinese" hype, but never tried it. Well, it's definitely more hype than anything else. The limited menu items were a bit underwhelming, but perhaps it just didn't appeal to me at the time. I love Haaka Noodles, so I opted for that, with veggies. All in all, it was just okay. I enjoyed the flavor and subtle spicy kick, but overall, it was just plain noodles and undercooked/crunchy onions. Meh. I probably wouldn't go again, to this particular food truck - it was also overpriced, in my opinion (great portion size though). But, I am glad that I stopped, because how else would I know, right?! I also thought it was a little strange that they did not accept cash. Maybe that's a thing now for food trucks, I don't know. The service was pleasant, although neither one of the gentleman (who took my order and my payment) spoke much English. So, they struggled, A LOT, answering a few menu questions before I ordered.

I love wings so I tried the 6pc party wings & fries from the SWAGG-N-WAGON WINGS & THINGS food…read moretruck. The crisp on the wings were amazing and they had one of the best waffle fries I've had. Wings were lightly seasoned. I scanned the online menu to decide whether to come here and I just assumed it would come with their special sauce. Two hot sauce and two ketchup packs were included. I didn't realize it until later and it wasn't enough really for either wings or fries. It was my fault to not check or ask about their special sauce, but apparently you can buy them by the bottle. The Westlake Park plaza was a nice location as there are plenty of tables/seats setup in the square. I'm definitely adding this food truck to my work lunch rotation.

It's nice to have rotating food trucks on the daily at Westlake Park. Especially now that the…read moreweather is nice, ya gotta go out and eat outside at the Park, if you're in the area. The Westlake Park Food Truck Pod is convenient and easy to access once you're downtown. Located right by Westlake Center, the four, rotating trucks are parked right in the park by the outdoor seating area. There are also some trucks along the curb of the park. Trucks are usually here during weekday lunch hours, but some will be available in the evening. The truck schedule is usually accurate on seattlefoodtruck.com for Westlake Park, so I usually check out the site before making my way. And it gets a pretty good crowd of visitors and those who work in the area, especially for more popular trucks. Visiting in the summertime for some live music, too! I'm glad to have this option so close to where I work. For when I wanna go outside and eat al fresco, I know where to turn to.

thank god they reopened as a food truck. Please look them up on facebook-- they post their schedule…read moreevery monday around 11am. my boyfriend and i were on a quest to find the best philly in the greater seattle area, and this is HANDS DOWN the best place. seriously, after going from place to place and eating disappointing philly after disappointing philly, biting into this was like... i wanted to cry. it instantly brought back memories from my hometown and my childhood (i grew up in atlanta and worked at a philly place for a while). their black bean burger also literally changed my (food) life. i never really gave black bean burgers a second thought and then i tried this one, and i realized too late that now i'm spoiled, because no other place around here does black bean burgers the way this place does. we love love love when this food truck comes around bellevue, and we're visibly dismayed when we learn all too late that we accidentally have missed them for the next two weeks. we even recently decided not to eat at too many food trucks because they're usually a bit pricy, but we made an exception when it came to this one. literally a conversation i had two days ago with my boyfriend: me: so i know we said no more food trucks... bf: no more food trucks me: but charlie's buns n stuff is here today bf: ... ok maybe food trucks just for today ok i'll stop gushing

Saw Charlie's on the Seattle food truck website and decided to check it out. There are a lot of…read morefood truck options in downtown Seattle and SLU, and it's really hard to find gluten free options with trucks. This one has gluten free and vegetarian available! My coworker got the chicken cheesesteak with regular tots and I got a beef cheesesteak on a gluten free bun. Portions are huge, food tastes great, and they were quick. The only thing that could have made this any better is if they ever offered cheez whiz, but it was still excellent. Check the website's schedule since the truck bounces around, but when it's downtown it's at McGraw Square across the street from Bartells. And if the weathers nice out there is seating available in the park.

If you're lucky enough to live near one of the locations Sunny Up frequents, I imagine you're a…read moreregular. If you're not, you'll find yourself driving 20 minutes across town to visit this food truck. Sunny Up is now one of my favorite places to recommend that friends try. They have the best breakfast sandwiches in Seattle, bar none. The ingredients are fresh, the cooking is consistent, and the menu items (not just the names, but yes - the names) are creative. If you're like me, and you hesitate when you see an unfamiliar sauce or a jam on your B&E sammy...be brave. These folks know what they're doing. Try: The Frida Avokahlo and add bacon, "stuffed" (with a perfectly seasoned hash brown) and a side of the garlic aioli if you like it saucy. The garlic kale makes this bad boy so flavorful. Follow them on instagram to see where they're parked every weekend.

My husband discovered Sunny Up when they catered a breakfast at his work. He was raving about it…read morefor quite some time. Then to our luck, Sunny Up started showing up on the schedule at Ravenna once or twice a month! The first time they came, we ventured down for breakfast! He was right! They definitely serve up the best breakfast sandwiches in Seattle! My fave is the Mia Ham. Rosemary Ham, Egg, Havarti cheese and garlic mayo on a ciabatta bun. The ham is juicy and bursting with flavor. They have many sandwich options including different meat choices; pepper bacon, sausage, pastrami & lox. As well as many vegetarian options: kale, avocado, peppers, hashbrown patty, and even a plain egg and cheese. As a bonus, there's an option to "stuff" (add a hashbrown patty) any sandwich! Couple more menu offerings include: hashbrown patties, donut holes with cinnamon sugar & yogurt. Looking for a quick breakfast bite, give them a whirl! You won't get disappointed!!