We stopped here on a whim, we needed to kill some time while our friends were running 45 min late…read more The dark roast drip we had was SO good! It was unexpected for Kamas, but better than some of the coffee I've had in SLC. I was so glad my friends were running late so we could find this place, will definitely be stopping in again.

Fantastic coffee experience, Coffee done the right way having some fun; enjoyable experienceread more

Fried baby bell cheese are you kidding me?! The best pit stop on the way back from a day hiking in…read morethe Uintas. Everything on the menu was between $2-$8 and included interesting options like fried snickers and fried Oreos. This is a food truck park and there's some seating throughout but we also brought a blanket and sat on the grass. They asked if I wanted honey on my fried baby bell and it was a delicious addition. The staff was super friendly and the service was quick!

We stopped here on our way up to mirror Lake. It was absolutely delicious and we definitely don't…read moreregret stopping! I've never had a honey on a corndog before and all I can say is that it's the perfect combination. We'll definitely stop here again.

I was so excited the CML truck was making a stop in our town…read more.. The event was advertised across social media. In a town like Bozeman where seafood options are limited, the hype was real. The truck was supposed to show up at 12:00 pm. By 11:30 am, there was a like wrapped around the brewery the truck was expected to be. Here's the catch...it was almost 40 minutes late. And the guy driving the truck must've been having a bad day because he wasn't very kind either. The rest of the staff were great and super patient with an obviously frustrated crowd. People had been standing in line for a while and started leaving after 12:15pm rolled around. Many of them simply had more important places to be. Thankfully, I decided to order through the mobile app before we showed up. Though, there was still a long wait. After the truck arrived much later than anticipated, they only filled mobile orders for about another 20-30 minutes. As you can imagine, those standing in line since 11:15 am were very upset. Even after the truck arrived late, they waited even longer to get their orders taken. In the midst of all the chaos, we somehow managed to get our food (at 1:40pm). As far as the food goes, here's my honest review: * Lobster Tots: Not great. I used to live in Vegas and would order these all the time. On this occasion, however, it was lackluster. I had maybe 3 claw meat pieces of lobster and that was it. * Maine Lobster Roll: The best thing of the day. I will never wait in a line like this again but it was good. I feel like the roll itself was smaller than it used to be but that seems to be the case with everything these days. * Clam Chowder: It had a good flavor and didn't skimp on the clams. * Red Velvet Whoopie Pie: if you ask my husband, this was the best thing on the menu. It was such a crazy experience and I can't say it was worth our time. If the truck was on time, it maybe would've been.

Third time at Cousins, we follow them on Facebook so we can stop by when they're in Davis County,…read moreand they are so good. My go to is the Salt Lake special, think combo meal. I get the Connecticut Roll and my wife eats the tots, she loves them. And a drink. My wife also ordered the Lobster Bisque with large chunks of lobster.

This food was DELICIOUS! Couldn't decide what I wanted,. Mark was so kind and patient, recommended…read morethe mashed potatoes, and that was heaven. Thank you!

These guys get it. Food trucks need to provide *fast* service, since it's often workers who are…read moregrabbing a bite, and they have limited lunch time. I ordered, handed the cashier my card, scanned it, returned it, and as I was putting my wallet away they delivered the meal. Literally could not have been faster. I had the smoked chicken. It was done perfectly, juicy, not dry, and aromatic. So delicious. And the meat's serving size was ample. *Burp* Highly recommended!

Found this food truck at Herriman Farmer's Market on Mondays…read more The honey butter scone was to die for and they are so simple to make! LOL Hope to see their food truck again.

Fun and yummy scones! I tried the Lemon Raspberry and Bavarian Cream & Fudge scone and the…read moreRaspberry & Cream drink. The scones were large and could feed multiple people. We liked the Bavarian Cream & Fudge one more, thought there was too much lemon curd. I wiped about half of it off. The scone itself was soft and cooked prefect! The Cold Sconey drink was delicious! They are chocolate milk based with different flavoring. It was very sweet so I could drink too much of it but it was still delicious! I thought the prices were a little pricey but food trucks are usually higher priced.

This is my first time stopping at Burger Pioneers. It was a rainy Friday night, but Bob Marley was…read moreplaying over the speakers, you can't beat that. You can tell the owner takes a lot of pride in what he does. Tonight his special was wild bison, burgers which I ordered and I also ordered the mushroom Swiss burger. I really liked the mushroom Swiss burger. He said that that's one of his favorites and I can see why. I thought the food was really tasty. It was $50 for 2 burgers and 2 fries. I like to frequent local places, so this will be a burger place that I will keep in rotation. Check them out.

I've heard great things about Burger Pioneers so I have always wanted to give them a go. I was in…read morePleasant Grove on a windy Saturday and Burger Pioneers was calling my name for some lunch. I am not sure what I was expecting, but I definitely thought they were in a more centralized location. They are not too far from State Street but not close to too many other businesses either. The great news is, they have a wide open parking lot with plenty of spaces. Their food truck is super cute. It hardly looks like a truck and resembles more of a massive wagon. They really went all out with the branding and I am here for it. With it being a parked food truck, they didn't have a lobby or an inside but they did have some tables and chairs right outside their truck. Upon approaching the truck, a guy came to stand beside me and take my order. I was not 100% sure what I wanted but I elected for their signature burger with fries. He said that he could bring it out to my car once it was ready, which I extra appreciated because it was not a very nice day out. My total was just shy of 20 bucks, at $19.27. I sorta understand. I mean, they're a local food truck and it seems that they strive to provide much better quality food than other fast food places...but this is pretty steep for just a burger and fries. The food did seem to come out pretty fast and I was excited to try it. The onion on the burger was a bit large, it was almost an inch thick and I think I would've preferred it cut up just a little more. The fries were pretty good but tasted a bit greasier than I would've liked. I did like that it came with a fry sauce. All in all, I really liked Burger Pioneers. I felt that all the flavors were a bit overpowering and almost bitter because of the greasy taste, but it wasn't a bad burger spot. I hope to be back when the weather is nicer with some friends. This is probably such a cute, fun spot in the summer time!

What do Utahans like even more than ice cream? Soda! This portable soda shop is here to quench your…read morethirst. Look for them at events with food trucks. There are plenty of sodas on tap, then you select flavor add-ins and make it your own. Not feeling creative? No worries, there is a vast menu of options to choose from. Save your cup and refill for half price!

A HUGE Thank You goes to Chug-a-Lug for the support that they gave to our student Kevin…read moreBaillargeron at Kevin's Karnival. Amazing selection and products!! Mr. Schoonover

I am rooting for Sweet Chimneys, as I do for most local places…read more I tried Sweet Chimneys when I won a giveaway on Instagram that they did in conjunction with Thirst Drinks. I had the biscoff and Heath, and my friend had the cream cheese with fruity pebbles, if I remember right. I almost didn't want to eat it because it was so beautiful. Don't worry though, I ate it. The whole thing. I took a picture first. Don't worry about that either. So! These weren't what I expected. I think I expected more of a churro type treat--cruncy and cinnamon sugary. It wasn't like that at all. It's not even really like a waffle, or very crispy on the outside, if that's what you're expecting. It is different, and hard to explain. The dough is thin, but not like a crepe. It's more like a cinnamon roll type of dough, but not in flavor. The shape is neat. It's fun to kind of "unravel" it to eat it. Since they give it to you hot, the spread kind of melts and falls down the middle, which is good for dipping, but dangerous for dripping, so beware. Chimneys are a new take on treats, and definitely worth a try.

Tried them at the annual Christkindlmarket at This Is The Place Heritage Park. There was quite a…read morewait and I did not know there were like 8 other people ahead of me since they all went somewhere else instead of waiting for their cakes by the booth. I wish the staff would've told me about the 30 minute wait. These are traditional Hungarian cakes rolled into a cone shape with your choice of 1 spread and 1 topping, and optional whipped cream with extra cost. Simple menu, very limited options. I got the Nutella with candy cane sprinkles. The cake itself is lightly sweet. I was expecting the texture to be soft and spongy but it's more of a crispy cake. The cake is rolled first and then Nutella is spread across the inside of the cone. The toppings are added to the brim of the cone. If you want whipped cream, it'll be in the center of the cone. I thought it was delicious but it was quite expensive to pay $7 (including tax) for something that is so minimal. Personally, I wouldn't try it again because there was not a wow factor and the ingredients are simple. Good for the novelty, not fulfilling for $7.

Solid 3 1/2 stars. Really friendly staff. They have a food truck and a brick and mortar location. I…read moretried their brick and mortar restaurant. THE best banana pudding shake. Bits of vanilla wafer and real banana running throughout the shake. It's thick and creamy. I'd come back just for the shake alone. The wings were moist inside and crispy outside. Garlic came through, but they use the Kraft type "Parmesan" which was a little disappointing. I still ate it all as it was still delicious. Definitely want to try other menu items here. Restaurant was clean as were the restrooms when I went to wash my hands.

My favorite chicken in the valley!…read more I stop in to Cluck truck pretty often, mainly because the quality of chicken. Super tender, moist, and a fantastic crunch. These guys actually care about the meals that they send out and it shows. I know they are famous for the wrap, but I can't get enough of the protein bowl, chicken and cabbage salad is not on nearly enough menus in the world, and Cluck truck is the proof that it should be. They don't put a bad thing on the menu, so it's hard to go wrong with whatever you get. The shop is pretty cool, with a lot of art work and design put into the space, and located near some awesome breweries and cookie shops, so I usually spend a few hours in the area when I go. The staff and owners are all awesome, and I would highly recommend dropping in.

The food was good, the beans were great. Brisket too. The corn bread was good but tiny. And overall…read morethe prices were high. It's a neat place and the somewhat hidden bar in the back room was really cool. Neat decor. I'll be back because all and all I had a good experience. But they are a touch over priced for a place that has you order at the counter.

Very nice staff and great food found this place by chance right off the freeway located next door…read moreto a small truck stop