Passed by this food truck during my work lunch hour and noticed the interesting combination of mac…read moreand cheese and cheese steaks. They actually offer the two types of food and not a combination. So you can choose between mac and cheese or a cheese steak. Went with the cheese steak on this occassion and you can order a bunch of accompaniments. Hot or sweet peppers, provolone, cheddar, american, and a ample amount of steak on the sandwich. The steak was juicy and tender but did have a few cartilage pieces in them that without them could of been much better. Had it with the provolone and sweet peppers and had a choice of sauces from bbq, chipotle mayo, honey mustard, ketchup, or mustard. It worked well with the chipotle mayo. I did enjoy the sandwich and it came hot and fresh. You will have some time waiting after ordering as they make it to order which i don't mind since it then comes fresh. You can then also order it NY style which would then be topped by your choice of pastrami, corn beef, or brisket. I had it with the pastrami but it got lost in the cheese steak and i didn't taste the pastrami at all. The mac and cheese you can also accompany it with corn beef, pastrami, or brisket. Also you can top it with bread crumbs and Parmesan cheese. I'll have to try this type of order next time.

The toppings are what allow them to charge so much, yet they don't add much. Food was very mediocre…read moreespecially when compared to prices @ B&M spots with more variety, especially without the cheesesteak/meat pitch, but I understand they try to fill a niche (at the same spot daily with the same bubbled catchphrases on their truck and over-the-top interactions with customers). Food is made to order, but additions like parmesan and breadcrumbs were neither generous nor noticeable (nor comforting). Happy I agreed to some chipotle mayo (the guy was insistent that I try it first, but ALWAYS say yes to the flavored mayo) since it saved the dish. Maybe their cheesesteaks nail it and the M&C is just a profit-making filler, but for $7 (post-tax on $6.50 - surprised them when I asked why the discrepancy). Music was too loud and the regular size with jalapeno and mushrooms (which they ran into the Trader Joe's they park in front of to buy - guess they're not popular) was not great. Nice enough guys in the same spot every day so if you're that kinda person, I could see you making a habit out of it, but would recommend friends skip it.

This is a good Halal cart... in fact it's pretty a-Mizan!…read more As far as Halal carts go, this is a pretty good one. When you need help with food in Manhattan at 4 in the morning, there aren't that many options like there used to be, but there's still a few good ones and this is one of the good ones. It's located near the Trader Joe's and has everything that you would need it to have. It's wet and juicy and unhealthy and basically ticks all the boxes.

This review comes from an event planner's perspective…read more It's difficult to stay calm when one of your food trucks cancels on you the day before your big event. I kid you not, I think I reached out to every food truck in Manhattan only to get snubbed and laughed at. Moe saved the day. Owner Moe Chowdhury said just tell us where and when and we will take care of you. Coordinated by telephone, Wall Street Burgers told us their secret location. They parked a few blocks away from Union Square. We had our own private little burger party and they served 30 of us personal sample sized slider versions of their burgers with curly fries. I could not be more pleased. Wall Street Burgers was so organized and really nice. They are a family owned business and you could tell. You don't get that personalization with trucks that come a dime a dozen. I wish Moe much success. He is hard working and has an interesting story. Wall Street dude turned food truck burger chef? That's so money!

Imagine sitting at your desk, it's nearly lunchtime, and your stomach groans. You want nothing more…read morefor it to be one of those rare workdays when you can take the full hour, maybe even indulge in a beer, treat this thing like it's someone's backyard barbecue. But the office has just been too cray lately. The workload is not treating you kindly and a quick bite to eat is all you'll allow yourself. You run outside, knowing there are food options galore (some you've had so many times, the numbers may sicken you), but without much of a focus as to what you really crave. Enter Wall Street Burgers. A deep-orange food truck with detail of the Charging Bull sculpture sporting Nikes and riding a skateboard. Kind of looks like a party. And it's been out there a few times before, but as you turn the corner, you realize there's hardly a line. You take the chance. You go with the signature Wall Street Burger (100% grass-fed Black Angus beef, American cheese, romaine lettuce, red onions, pickles, tomatoes and something called Money Sauce) and make it into a combo (curly fries and a drink) for a cool nine bucks. The dudes in the truck are personable people, smiles all around. You peruse the limited menu and wonder about the Pacific Alaskan Salmon Burger (could it be any good and can you trust it from a truck?), but before you know it, your burger is ready, which is kind of perfect because you're on a time crunch, as is. Back at the office, you take that first bite and you're thinkin' about that backyard barbecue all over again. Because underneath all of the toppings and the Money Sauce (it's mayo-mustard based with some secret spice blend in between), the Wall Street is a cookout burger, plain and simple. The patty isn't very huge, the bun is soft potato, and it has a messy, charred-yet-soft-on-the-inside construction. And as satisfying as it is at your desk, who knows how much exponentially better this would taste under the summer sun, with a cold beer in hand? Throw gourmet expectations out the window, this is a down-and-dirty burger - but it'll hit the spot. So, you go back the following week for the Turkey Burger, which is surprisingly flavorful. It's almost certainly undercooked, but the Money Sauce is doing a number to mask that fact. And it's enough to warrant a repeat order. At a buck more than it's beefy brethren, it's exactly what you'd hope for from a $6 burger (ten with the combo). You will be back. Still, the truck itself is not without its shortcomings. American is the only type of cheese they'll offer (boring, but it'll do). Curly fries are their only side (but hey - they're A-OK). They will occasionally put pickles on your burger when you ask 'em to hold 'em. You will get the Turkey Burger with Money Sauce one day, and without it the next, and not because you ordered it that way. And the longer the line, the more frustrated you will see people become when the staff doesn't have the bandwidth to handle a crowd. Still, it won't stop you from returning. After all, between Excel charts and e-mails, you need something to transport you from your office walls to greener weekend pastures. Try picturing a rooftop party with your buddy manning the grill. Wall Street Burgers has that power.

Can't go wrong with Mr Softee, get the vanilla soft serve and it's so good! Brings back memories…read morewhen I ate this in 2007-2009 and it still tastes the same but more expensive now. This one is located on corner of Broadway and East 22nd Street. Each cone is now $5.00 each for 1 flavor.

Finally!!! The hunt for the sacred Ninja Turtle Ice Cream Pop is over! I never stopped loving them…read moresince I was a kid and this Mister Softee truck seems to be the ONLY remaining place in all of NYC where I can find them. The guy who runs it is really friendly and supportive of my addiction, he even told me he will make sure he stocks up on them so I can buy as many as I want on my Turtle Trips.

My brother myself and my daughter were seeking bagels this morning and we saw this place on Google…read moreand it's 5 star review and thought we'd check it out as my brother was determined to try a Real NYC bagel since this was his first time visiting Brooklyn. This place does not dissapoint and lives up to its rating! First off it's Christian owned and operated and I love that as I am a Christian myself and I heard Christian Spanish music playing right when I came in. The owner was super friendly and accommodating. Between the 3 of us we ordered 2 everything bagels with lox cream cheese and lox on it as well as the works, and my brother got an everything bagel with butter, we also shared some fresh fruit , a really delicious grapefruit and some fresh squeezed juices and wow omg to die for! Everything was super tasty and fresh and the service was impeccable! These bagels blew our minds and we couldn't get enough lol There's cute little bistro seats with tables outside where we ate, and the store also has many Latino groceries and fresh deli meats they sell. The owner told me he came here 2 years ago from Guatemala and opened this business, and I'm all for entrepreneurship so I support this 110%. Not to mention they gifted us 2 free Guatemalan tamales they had as a special for us to try. Super kind and wonderfully owned business. They also have a bathroom you can use if you ask if needed. Highly recommend and would encourage you to check it out if you're in the mood for a yummy delicious bagel and some fresh fruit and juices. 10/10 in my personal humble opinion.

Every bite reminds you what good food should be. This spot has captured my heart entirely! The…read morerestaurant delivers good quality quickly at fair prices. Vibrant plating showcases the freshness of their ingredients. Make the effort to visit when in the vicinity.

They have the best-tasting romaine lettuce! But $4 per head :( But certified organic :)…read more One of their cucumbers could set you back $5. So if you are a taste fiend like me, or you just want an exquisite treat, stop by their stand at the Union Square Greenmarket, and make sure you get there early, because they are usually packing up by 3:00pm!

It's open late, the portions are big, and it never seems too busy, so there's usually little to no…read morewait. I always walked past this place but never tried it until one night when I wanted Chipotle and realized it was already midnight. The food was decent overall, although the steak definitely wasn't as good as Chipotle's. Still, I'd come back and try a different combination, maybe one of their other proteins or their version of a Crunchwrap Supreme. The fries were surprisingly good and pretty unique. They're not regular fries, wedges, or crinkle-cut. They're more like thick slices taken across the entire potato, almost like oversized potato chips. I expected them to cook unevenly, but they were actually fluffy on the inside, crispy on the outside, and not oily at all. Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if someone told me they were air-fried.

Ordered on a whim because chipotle has been lacking on customer service, freshness and overall…read more This is wayyyyyyyy better than chipotle. They don't skimp on servings and the ingredients are fresher. They always have a BOGO deal on uber which is nice. I will always choose this over chipotle.

Um, yes these pretzels ARE out of this world!…read more Found this awesome little spot at one of the markets and the line was just circling around. We love a good line. My hubby LOVEESSSSS pretzels so we knew we had to stop here for one. They had salted, stuffed and even just a pretzel knot. Usually I end up disappointed with pretzels when they're dry. I will say, these made on the minute on the spot I can't imagine how ridiculously good they are. What I love about them is they warm them up on the spot for you so you get to enjoy them nice and warm. Next time I'll be sure to ask for a little bit warmer, makes such a difference. They keep things easy with mustard packets and it's a super fun and easy snack to grab and go.

Shout out to Tri-county's food court and long live these pretzels. One of the saddest parts of…read moremoving out of Nassau County was leaving the places we loved, like this flea market. Knot of this World is a staple of the market and a reliable place to grab a snack. Specialty pretzels like the cinnamon raisin or the jalapeño and cheese looked amazing, but we opted for a cup of pretzel nuggets. They were perfect for me and the kid to snack on while Hubs got his watch fixed (the whole reason we drove to Tri-county in the first place). Pretzels were fresh and delish. They didn't last long between the 3 of us but a good amount of pretzels come in a cup.