Old school, authentic, honest, straight shooter - real beef hot dogs, brats, & burgers - 4 stars!…read more I caught up with the GI Joes food truck at Fleet Farm. Right off, I liked the olive drab military look truck with lots of antennas...it looks a lot like a vintage army communications truck. Cool! Then I had a nice chat with the owner. He's an awesome dude. He serves up multiple varieties of dogs and burgers with funny military themed names like "The Medic" dog and the "The Private" Burger. I got the "Delta Dog" and the "G.I. Joe Burger". Cole slaw, baked beans, or chips for sides. Okay, okay...they have chicken burgers and veggie burgers too. But I'm a big fan of the real beef hot dogs and the real beef burgers. No soy here. (Okay, maybe the veggie burger has some soy.) Still, good stuff. Worth a stop if you're tired of McDonald's and Burger King. And support a vet owned business. Buy something if he's in your area. -Daddy Maxx Retro

We have used G.I Joes food truck for a couple of Corporate events and the food is Awesome, Tom is a…read morepleasure to work with and Great with our Partners. One event had 140+ people and Tom & crew were quick to serve and everyone loved the food. Very reasonable price wise and very flexible with menu options. I certainly recommend G.I. Joes food truck!!!

Ordered food at 8:05, pizza puff w/fries and Maxwell Hotdog…read more 30 mins is crazy long and still haven't got my food. Not even busy only a few customers before me. The front cashier hasn't greeted anyone either just stands there and even let's the phone ring.

Italian beef was very good!The fried seafood was crunchy and tasted like it was cooked in fresh…read moreoil! Highly recommend! I usually do take out but they have indoor seating as well.

We enjoy going to Sonic to kind of "get out of the house" these days -- COVID, man -- and probably…read morego once or twice a month. My favorite things to order here are the pretzel (I skip the cheese dip) and any flavor slush. Just today I tried a fresh banana shake after watching a "Keith Eats Everything" video on youtube. Things I'm not crazy about are their potato products and Sonic cheeseburger. I'll review these below! Pretzel * do yourself a dang favor and go get one of these. Do you love soft pretzels or are you a soulless shell of a human being? These are probably my favorite thing on the menu. The pretzel comes in a lil State-Fair-esque paper bag and is a pair long, twisted rods of dough. It has a respectable amount of salt and a delicious sweet aftertaste. I don't like the cheese sauce because to me it's straight salt and fake cheese, but my husband likes the cheese. Do what you will with this info. But get the dang pretzel. Slush * I've gotten different flavors each time we go. The only bad thing about these is that I feel guilty for the styrofoam cups that Sonic uses. The slushes I've tried have all been great. Lemon, strawberry lemonade, I think I had a blue one?, lime, you get the idea. Yummmmm. I always get a brain freeze from these, you've been warned. Fresh Banana Shake * Right. I haaaaate fake banana flavoring. But after I watched the video I mentioned, I learned that Sonic blends a banana into the vanilla ice cream. I was hesitant because WHAT IF Minnesota Sonic is different from California Sonic and they gave me a fake banana shake???? My fears were soon gone as I tried to suction chunks of banana through the straw. Really really good. I'd get it without the cherry and whipped cream on top next time! Here are my gripes about Sonic: their potato stuff is never crisp. I am consistently disappointed by soggy, bad-tasting fries and tots. You'd think I'd learn! But no. I give potatoes endless amounts of chances. The Sonic cheeseburger I got could've been from McD's, or anywhere really, and it seemed like it was missing ketchup. Is that right? One last note is that we've only really gone during the pandemic and it's not always the fastest service. Buuuut you can't really hold them to that, and the people working there have always been kind to us. I'd recommend Sonic for slushes, ice cream, and pretzels. Get yourself a snack and drive around!

First Sonic visit of my life. Came to sample the new summer "Big Dill" menu. I tried the Picklerita…read moreSlush and Pickle-Seasoned Tots. My husband had the Big Dill Double & Triple Sonic Smasher burger, and my stepson had Chicken Tenders, Groovy Fries, and the pickle slush as well. We were all pretty happy with everything. The Picklerita was the biggest hit for its novelty, but it was a little more limey than dill and quite sweet with the added boba. Not sure this will be a regular place for us, but the pickle menu was a fun treat!

Ordered onion rings, chicken strips, and brisket burger…read more The onion rings were great as always, the chicken strips unfortunately were dry and overcooked, and the brisket on the burger was stringy, fatty and chewy, ruined the flavor of the burger which was wonderful once I tossed the brisket.

Love the double cheeseburger, with ketchup, mustard, pickles and onion. Two thin burger patties…read morewith crisp edges and cheese. The onion rings are battered and nice and crisp and the opinion is the perfect temperature. The drive thru is quick, with friendly service. I do need to try the frozen custard one day.

IYKYK - an absolute gem. It's a comfortable vibe filled with all the smiles - combined with the…read morebest dogs and burgers in the city. Trust your Uncle (FACT). Thank You Uncle Franky's!! :)

If you're hungry -- like really hungry -- Uncle Franky's is the spot. This classic diner packs a…read moreton of variety into its menu, with everything from hot dogs and burgers to hearty sandwiches and desserts. Whether you're craving beef, brats, or a creamy milkshake, they've got you covered. It was our first time visiting -- we'd been meaning to try this place for months -- and we were lucky to have Sylvia taking our order. She works Sundays and was super nice. She gave us great recommendations and really made us feel welcome. Definitely the kind of service that makes you want to come back. I went all in on the Juicy Juicy Burger, and let me tell you -- that thing is a big boiiii. Juicy doesn't even begin to cover it. It's a monster of a meal, stacked high and full of flavor. I also split an order of fries and cheese curds, which were perfectly golden and crispy -- no skimping on portions here, either. Honestly, that one meal covered lunch and dinner that day. Next time, I'm definitely splitting the burger because it's just that massive. But hey, if you come hungry, you'll leave full and happy. Uncle Franky's delivers on diner classics with generous portions, great taste, and friendly service. Don't skip the milkshakes on your way out -- they looked amazing.

This place quickly went from a 5 star potential to a 3 star experience…read more We arrived a little after 4 and waited close to 10 min to place our order. They only had one person running register and the small location was packed. With it being new, some customers had questions which added to the wait time for ordering. The cashier requested back up two times until someone finally stepped up to start taking additional orders. We opted to get a coffee milk, tea, a six pack of donuts so we could try all the offerings of the day and a Ramen, hot dog. We figured since we were there, we might as well taste a little bit of everything. Total came to roughly $30 for the three items. After about 10 minutes got our number called for the tea and the donuts. I could tell that there was going to be an additional wait because they kept calling numbers multiple times and people kept asking where their full order was. At the 20 minute mark I mentioned that I was still waiting on a hotdog and they said Yep they bring them out separately because they make them fresh in the back. I realized the hotdogs were going to take a little bit longer but close to 25 minutes to actually get our hot dog from ordering seemed excessive for a small counter order business. By the time we left we were 35 min they, the place was fully packed and people were out the door. Upside, all the food was good. Coffee tea was perfectly sweet, donuts were fresh, airy and glazed well and ramen dog was hit and crispy. But, I would say they need another few weeks under their belt to be an overall positive experience. It has potential but not a spot I'll be visiting again soon.

I was craving mochi donuts so bad and found this new spot near me. They have their own parking lot,…read morewhich is super nice! It was quite busy which means they have the good stuff! They have way more than just mochi donuts- they have mochi corn dogs, other fun snacks, and lots of drink options. They had a unique selection of mochi donuts as well! Service was good overall, a little slow but makes sense because they were so busy. The shop looks like it was built into the corner of a larger restaurant and it seemed like there is more room near by for other tables- not sure if they provide seating over there for meals? I came at around 6/6:30pm and no one was sitting over there so I'm not sure what that's for! Otherwise they have limited seating while you wait for your order. Overall this place is worth checking out, especially if you're craving something fun. I loved the flavors, but especially the guava and fruity cereal. Very flavorful compared to other donut shops I've tried!

Wow! My husband said this place was near him and asked me to look at the menu... we ordered the…read moregrilled platter for 2 and I made a salad. The quality of this platter was A+ and we just added the grilled meats to mixed greens asses salsa and had meal perfection. Highly recommend! Plus support Venezuelans! Cheers !

Well, this is basically a sun shine's on a dog's arse very once in a while. I Don't know how we…read moregot this on our radar, but as soon as we had free time we high tailed it up to Brooklyn Park in high anticipation of a meal we so rarely get to enjoy because we either have to amble on down to Eden Prairie, or S. MPLS. So here we are, an Arepa restaurant in our area! The restaurant is clean but, small. there are four tables and a high top thas sits four as well. the decor is spartan, but let's be honest you are coming here for the food. Beverages are limited to cans of pop, and water. There is a brewery right next door, and you can get your food to go and go next door for a beer and enjoy your food. I will say we were not disappointed once our order showed up to our table, and this is now my FAVORITE place in NW area for the twin cities. We ordered Carne Mechabo, Arepa Pabellon, and an Arepa with black bean. These were all amazing, and more importantly a mere 10 minute drive from my house. My next goal is to eat one of everything on the menu except the Tuna salad. I encourage you to check this place out and support an owner/operator business in this neck of the woods. You will not be disappointed

missing the old-fashioned Chicago style coworker 's so I and it was the worst Chicago style…read morehotdog I've ever had ordered a as well. Meat was dry. It was not what I expected. I thought it was gonna be good. was below average

Cheese curds were too bready, and Nashville hot chicken sandwich was too dry. Left bad taste.read more

I had the beef kufka kabob plate, and quite enjoyed it. The humus was especially creamy…read more It's a small place with counter service, and they cook the food up fresh and hot. It's clean and comfortable, with a full menu of all kinds of Middle Eastern and American foods, check it out.

Husband and I came across this restaurant in search of local Mediterranean places nearby and glad…read morewe gave it a try! I ordered the beef kabobs and my husband ordered the gyro platter. I didn't want the small side salad so they were nice enough to let me sub for fries. The food was prepared quickly and came out piping hot! My husband loves tzatziki sauce and we were able to get two small containers without being charged which was super nice of them! The staff seemed like a lot of fun and we liked their good natured vibe. My husband really enjoyed his gyro plate and my beef kabobs were pretty good! It was a bit dry and the tzatziki sauce was strangely thick but overall not bad. We ate in the restaurant which was very clean and had enough seating for about 20-25 folks. Not huge but spacious enough!