if you read my previous review there was one thing missing, Cheese Whiz! I took to Twitter to…read moreright this wrong, and Mark's Grill responded. Cheese Whiz is now on the menu! I've been to Pat's in Philly several times, which is what I consider the real deal, and Mark's is making a solid effort. They ship in the Amoroso rolls from Philly is a big help, bread matters a lot for a sandwich and bread's taste is dependent on the local water. A++ for the effort. The steak is the correct kind and cooked properly. Peppers and/or onions are optional, I complained before that they were a bit al-dente before and the last ones we got were cooked more, so I think they are listening to feedback. Of course, don't forget the Cheese Whiz which to me makes the sandwich. Any hot sandwich can be improved by adding more Cheese Whiz. If man-made cheese-like product is not your thing, provolone is an option. They serve other stuff too, I'm not sure why anyone would care when there are cheese steaks on Amoroso rolls with Cheese Whiz, but to each their own. The hand cut fries are a nice side dish. The gyro sandwich is good, only 4-star good. Haven't tried the hot dog yet. They seem to have regular spots at WKNO in Cordova on Thursdays, and Shelby Farms on Sundays. Otherwise watch twitter to see where they show up next.

I love food trucks. And I love philly cheese steaks!…read more So I finally tried MarksGrille for the first time when they were at the Highland Church in Cordova last week. I was super psyched about trying it, since I've only heard good things. However, I was a little disappointed. While the portion was a GREAT size, lots of meat, bell peppers, onions, mushrooms.... The sandwich was LOADED with salt. I couldn't even eat one half of the sandwich because of how salty it was. I'm guessing it was the seasoning they used... But the same goes for the fries. The fries were so salty that my mouth literally started watering and it was pretty difficult to eat the fries too. I will have to try it again. One more time. Because I believe in second chances! Will be sure to update my review if it's better than last time!

The Say Cheese Food Truck has been moved, and is now permanently parked at a newly designated food…read moretruck area, located within Shelby Farms Park in Memphis. More specifically, the food truck park is located at the corner of Farm Road and Mullins Station Road. I am so very pleased that the Say Cheese Food Truck has been resurrected. They have some of the most delicious grilled cheese sandwiches around! The food truck area has some picnic tables located underneath shade trees, which makes things very pleasant for those who want to eat immediately.

They were at the Germantown Festival last weekend. We went on Sunday 9-7-25 when they opened. One…read moreof my wife favorite food trucks. Maybe the last time because they didn't deliver a nice meal. The cheese was not melted all the way through. The sandwich was a little bit cold. The sandwich portion is smaller.

Food is not bad. I would recommend the fried rice in pineapple. But the service is pretty slow. It…read moretakes us about one hour to order and another half hour to get the food.

Amazing flavor, serve in a pineapple what else do you need to know? hehehe next week I will go…read morefor the Burger

Jenny's Sho Cones. Is at a food truck located at a gas station on a Sycamore View street corner. So…read moremany flavors and combinations. I picked the Pina Colada and mango with ice cream. It turned out rainbow color. Pretty. Ice cream down the inside of the cup and layered. Very good and syrups are not watered down. Taste just as described. They sell other items. Like funnel cakes, nachos and Phillies and etc. I was delightfully surprised. Will stop and try more items. My fav is always the Sno Cones!

It may take a few mins to get what you want but it's worth it! The man and wife running it got the…read moreright idea.

If i was dying, this would be my last meal. Service is…read moregreat, and food has never let me down in over a decade. I moved away, so I don't get to come here every week like I used. But I'm on my way now! It's delicious, and I swear one day I'll get the recipe for that green sauce.

Last year I couldn't find this place on Yelp when I drove by so I took a chance on lunch. Well…read morethe last two days some clown has been messaging me complaining that I created a second listing. Congrats - now double the visibility. I've advised how he or any other person can contact Yelp to correct but the response is whine, gripe and complain like I chiseled something in stone. I won't spend another dime here, and will actively tell others why other options should be supported.

The atmosphere is incredible, and the service is even better. I've been coming here for over a…read moreyear, and I cannot speak enough on the quality and kindness of the workers here! There is something wonderful about being greeted with a smile and a happy attitude when (let's face it) most of life is disappointing. Voodoo cafe is a staple in the Bartlett community, and their food truck is an icon at any festival, fair, or farmers market if you're lucky enough to spot it "in the wild" lol. 10/10!!! My go to order: 1 larch purple Haze 1 voodoo jack 1 muddy zombie.

We tried this place out a while ago and honestly it wasn't anything to write home about. So much so…read morethat I even completely forgot to leave a review for it. Coffee was meh. Experience was meh. Ambience was also meh. We clearly haven't been back and don't really plan on going out of our way to ever go back.

Their burgers and fries are still phenomenally fresh and delicious. It's a happy day when they…read morepark in my neighborhood.

Stood outside waiting on them to set up for 15 mins. Another man walked up and they started serving…read morehim totally skipping me when I had been waiting. I ended up walking away! Won't recommend. :(

From the owner: Serving mouth watering grilled sandwiches and the best fresh squeezed lemonade in Memphis! We are…read moreready to serve all your food needs! From sandwiches to nachos and fresh squeezed lemonade to frozen lemonade we strive to exceed your expectations. We offer catering packages as well as individual customer pay. Let us bring our trailer to your event, work place, school, or party and take care of the menu so you don’t have to! Book us today!

This place HAD the best burritos. I ordered today after being sick for over a week and having…read moreabsolutely no appetite after finally feeling better and wanting some food and I was so excited to get this burrito but what arrived was completely cold. As if it was just pulled out of the fridge... I live 2 minutes away from this place. There's no way it got cold during the time it took to get to my house. After not eating for 4 days, and this being my first meal, I am extremely disappointed and honestly a little heart broken because paying $26 for a burrito and a couple of tacos that arrived inedible was not what I imagined. Overall. 0/10. I will not be getting anything from here again.

No line at the food truck.. fast service! Customer friendly!! We got the chicken quesadillas with…read morebeans and rice. Green sauce on the side.

This review is for the fish taco only. I will try the tamales next time…read more So I know ... who goes to the "tamale" trolley and skips the tamales? Someone wanting to find a good fish taco in Memphis, that's who. Despite my efforts, I have never found that to die for fish taco in Memphis, and that's been disappointing for me. I'm sure it's out there, and I'll keep trying. But in the tamale trolley, I found a great addition to the spontaneous food scene in Memphis. The taco was a nice combination of flavors. Hot (as in out of the frying oil) tilapia filets. Cool and crisp cabbage and onion. Tangy lime wedges. Spicy chili sauce. Double tortillas. Mix these together, and it was a tasty treat. But why was it tasty? Really, the fact the fish was hot and the cabbage was cold and the sauce was spicy and the lime added the acidic touch ... that's why. Too many times I order a fish taco and the fish is cold (or lukewarm) or the cabbage is warm or there is some thick sauce that destroys the ability to enjoy the flavors of anything else. At $5.00 a taco, the price was right (this was a big taco - see the photo I uploaded), and it's always refreshing to support a completely LOCAL food vendor. I now follow the tamale trolley on twitter, @tamaletrolley ... I hope they will park downtown for lunch to allow me to eat two fish tacos mid day. I also keep a lookout for their brightly colored food truck as I drive around town. I recommend you do so as well. Four stars for the fish taco.

Recently had the chance to check out some of Memphis' new food trucks. A food truck rodeo was held…read morein the Broad Ave Arts district. Although many trucks were expected to attend, only a few actually showed up. Thus, lines were long, and the trucks present quickly ran out of food. I had the chance to try out the Tamale Trolley, by the time I was able to place my order they had run out of tamales. So I went with their next specialty on the menu, the fish taco (and steak taco). Now I can understand the rush, and not being prepared for such a large crowd. I must say I was disappointed with what I ended up with. I started with the steak taco, it had plenty of meat, but it just did not seem to be seasoned at all. The cilantro lime sour cream dressing, needed more cilantro and lime flavor. I ended up eating the taco with only one of the two tortillas provided, the meat to tortilla ratio with just one was plenty enough. I probably would have enjoyed it more if they had not used store bought tortillas, or so it seemed and tasted. I was happy that the fish taco that I had a little more love to it in its preparation. A nice piece of fish, fresh out of the fryer and hot. That made up for the mediocre steak taco, but again, ate it with one tortilla. Some suggestions that would make it better, some lime wedges to be served with the tacos, and a house made sauce to add a little heat. Drinks more exciting than water and coke. Only three stars mainly because of the fish taco. I'll try them out again to try their tamales, but not sure how excited I should be if they're served after being reheated in their microwave.