It was one fantastic burger!…read more The crunch of the crispy buns and bacon, the sweetness of the blueberry compote, and the freshness from the arugula. It was an umami experience. Everything is made to order so it took quite a bit for the order to be ready. So plan ahead especially if you're going during rush meal hours. The brewery has plenty of seating so pick what suits you and your party best.

Scolari's food truck is an absolute hidden gem, tucked away at Almanac Brewery--and wow, it is…read moreworth seeking out. I ordered the blueberry bacon cheeseburger and I'm still thinking about it. The combination sounds wild, but it works perfectly: juicy, well-seasoned beef, crispy bacon, melty blue cheese, and that blueberry element adds just the right touch of sweetness to balance everything out. Every bite was bold, messy, and incredibly satisfying. And don't skip the house-cut fries--they're just as impressive. Perfectly crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside, well-seasoned, and ideal for sharing (or not). They pair perfectly with the burger and a beer from Almanac. They also have dog-friendly beef patties - no salt or pepper, and the pups love it! The fact that you can grab food this good while hanging out at the brewery makes the whole experience even better. It's the kind of place you might miss if you didn't know to look for it, but once you do, you'll be hooked. If you're even remotely into creative burgers done right, Scolari's is a must-try.

Rica's Pupusa had a line at Oakland Art Murmur 12/7. short line here too…read more locale: "St. Mary's birthday" event, St. Elizabeth Church (12/12/12) menu: pupusa, salvadorean tamale, mexican tamale, etc.(many items) eats: salvadorean tamale, $3@, 2/$5 -nicely double wrapped tamales -velvety masa, very smooth tasting, probably lard is used -large piece of semimoist chicken within -hot sauce provided in saran baggies (time dime bags) -deliz tamale, damn hot sauce.

The alleged owner is a dishonest person and I do not support such businesses. During Ramadan they…read moreparked too close to my car for a food truck event and the truck door put a deep scratch in my fender and exposed the metal layer. When I was leaving taraweh prayers & saw the damage, I confronted the owner who tried to deny fault initially but saw I wasn't going to drop it. I made the mistake of agreeing to resolve it the next day because he had a lot of customers around but he gave me the wrong phone number. I had to find the # here on Yelp which resulted in weeks of going back and forth to get his insurance information (which I never did) only to be told that he doesn't have insurance - BIG flag for food trucks to not have valid car insurance. I'm reporting this company to the Better Business Bureau & health departments and encourage others to not support dishonest, shady businesses who have no respect for other people's property.

Mannnn.... Those strawberry banana mini pancakes with ice cream were so good we went back the next…read moreday for more. The customer service is top tier the best I've experienced from a food truck. Don't sleep on this spot

I forgot to take a pic but the food was delicious and a huge portion. I had the corn beef hash with…read moreeggs and potatoes. Nearly enough food for two meals and it was very satisfying.

Ok let me break this all the way down, no I don't have picture but i will go back and take some…read morelate. This spot is a little hidden gem. Now to the food. Today I tried just the rice plate that had cheese, rice, peppers, onions, hot links (you can get mild), and shrimp. This plate was good to perfection and I have not found a place that makes it better than them or even like them. Re-minded me to much of Al's Cafe before he stopped cooking! She was as quick as they could be to get your food. They will give you a time estimate on how long it will take and I appreciate that. Food came out extremely fresh and good. What I will tell you is the wait time is high due to the amount of people that come up and line up for it! It's def worth it for the wait time. The way keep clean around them as it is truck by near the bart station but parking is going to be rough for anyone who goes unless you get lucky to get one of the 3 spots around them otherwise parallel park or fin parking and walk. All in all clean and well kept. Must try it for anyone who hasn't!

Thank god I only ordered one pupusa because it was the most tasteless pupusa ever, I couldn't taste…read moreanything but the beans and it wasn't even made fresh, the lady just reheated it, the salsa and curtido also tasteless. I would of just gave one star but the plátano frito was really good. I

This is a hidden gem with great priced food! Nothing flashy or crazy just a food truck in the…read moreparking lot with some tables and chairs to sit at. We showed up on a Saturday 1pm no line and the food came out very quickly - Different Mexican Tamales - all delicious and soft - Guatemalan Tamales - very delicious and even more soft - Pupusa - we were so full from the tamales that we had to take it home! The food was soft, juicy and large portions. VERY happy that I finally tried this place out and highly recommend it. They have a number of other items and homemade drinks.

I've noticed this stand in the Meineke parking lot and have been meaning to try it. I can never…read morehave enough fries. The times I've wanted to try them they sporadically are not there. Turns out they open up after 6pm and supposedly open till midnight. I assume they open shop right after Meineke closes up shop. Pretty simple menu and as their name is fried potatoes, that's what I wanted. Disappointed they didn't have tacos that day. We ordered fries with chicken. Food is definitely fried on the spot with gallons of oil ready for refilling. Meal served in a takeout box with a piece of juicy fried chicken, piping hot fries topped festive sauces. Plenty of parking spot since it's a grab n go.

$3 for a half dozen mini donuts that tasted really good. Problem was, the green tea sugar they used…read moredidn't taste much like green tea. Also, I don't think their $3 tiger tea was worth that much. Maybe it's worth like $2. It wasn't very hot and was a little bland for my taste.

Was in the area putting gas on a Weds night and saw three food trucks.. we had already eaten dinner…read moreso we were looking for dessert. Came accross this truck and got some mini cinnamon sugar donuts. Fresh, hot and tasty. Alex introduced himself to us and explained the menu to us. Good prices too, 1 dozen is only $5.00, the donuts are the size of the Hostess Gem donuts but they are cooked to order. We will be back again. * Note, that Alex said he may make it a Weds night thing at this location. It's at Berryessa and Capitol in the Safeway Parking Lot *

I tried this hot dog cart with a colleague who had an office in Emeryville in the early 1990s. He…read moretold me that even as the East Bay Bridge shopping center was being built (the site was formerly a railroad yard), this same guy was at pretty much the same place selling hot dogs. My buddy thinks he had his first hot dog here around in 1992ish. The owner confirmed that he or his brother has been there probably 29 or 30 years, and (according to him) they have grown old there selling hot dogs. How cool is that!?!? My friend and I ordered a pair of Polish Sausages. The sausage tasted like a regular hot dog to me, and its texture was like a regular hot dog's. But maybe it had a bit more flavor than a traditional dog. It was delicious, and the price was right too: a Polish Sausage (or a Hot Dog or Beef Hot Link), a drink and chips for $5. Only the dog is $3.50. Plus he has all the fixins: ketchup, mustard, mayo, onions, relish, sauerkraut, jalapeños, chili, cheese sauce - I'm sure I'm missing some. Where can you beat that, especially at this price point. After our meeting I was hungry again and grabbed a Beef Hot Link for the road. The owner warned me that they give him heartburn but they are so good he eats them anyway. I totally get why - great dog, and enjoyably spicy - not crazy stoopid spicy. Are these particular hot dogs really that much better than other dogs around? That is of course a matter of opinion. My buddy swears by Miller's Hot Dogs, the Lodi-based brand apparently used at this cart. I've never heard of them before today. Tough to argue though. They were fabulous. Great cart.

I like this hot dog cart. Enough so that I visit often. Not only do they have a plethora of…read moredifferent weiners to suit any oral fixation, but they offer tamales to boot! One of my favourite things to get here is a chicken tamale covered in chilli (yup, chilli. don't be hatin'), sprinkled liberally with onions and salsa. Seriously. Try it. If America's about anything, it's about mixing. You can't go wrong.