Such yummy food and great service. I ordered the grilled pimento cheese with green tomato and a…read moreside of the potato salad. The sandwich and potato salad was yummy! What caught my attention though was when I got back to my apartment, there was a wrapped dog biscuit for my puppy. While we were in line, the cashier asked the name of my dog and it was such a nice surprise!

Food Truck: Bull City Street Food @ Fainting Goat Brewing Co…read more Asian Chicken Kabobs with onions and peppers on a bed of cilantro rice for $8. I was not starving and this was definitely enough food to fill me up. The dish had a good flavor; unfortunately, it was overcooked. The chicken was tough and the rice and peppers were mushy. I would be interested in trying this food truck again at another brewery.

Had the jerk chicken from the food truck and it was really good. Great flavor and good service as…read morewell! Glad got opportunity to try it.

I am on a hunt for the best Jamaican food in NC. This truck serves fast and gives a good amount of…read morefood. Rice and beans were a bit too sweet for me and I could have used more heat. Still, it was very flavorful and I'm happy I tried it out!

We eat here often and the food is consistently good. The staff is very friendly and they have…read morebenches next to the truck to sit if you want. The carne asada nachos are a favorite in my house.

I passed by this food truck for years before stopping the other night. It was after work, I had…read morenothing to cook and didn't want to shop, and didn't want to go out, since I needed to get home and let the dog out. The truck sits in the very corner of Guess and Carver, in the NE parking lot. There are several fairly new picnic tables there, but no tarp or tent. Yet. I ordered a torta with chicken and was given a styrofoam to go box in about five minutes. I drove home and opened it to a wonderful aroma. I could hardly wait to chomp into this beauty! It was a fantastic mixture of flavors: jalapeño, radish, onion, tomato, tomatillo sauce, and cotijia cheese. I've had various tortas from other places, none better. While it wasn't the most amazing food, it had that homemade vibe and really filled the hungry spot I had. I'll definitely be back.

Quick service, delicious drinks, beautiful interior aesthetic. Street or garage parking. More…read moreoutdoor seating than indoor. I love their seasonal specials. I ordered the banana pudding latte with almond and loved it. Will be back soon to try their seasonal matcha latte.

The ambiance is old school. VERY cute. I was lucky to go when it was warm & sunny outside and able…read moreto enjoy the outdoor seating. My iced coffee was good. I prefer a bit sweeter but I could have added sweetener & didn't. Street parking is free but limited. I think there's a parking garage behind the building but I'm not sure of the deets.

A1 Gyro and Philly, a food truck that serves lamb gyro, Philly cheesesteaks, burgers, and grilled…read morechicken sandwiches, came to a neighborhood in Carrboro, NC today, and as a lamb gyro enthusiast, I decided to buy a couple (1 for my girl). I was the only customer, and the friendly Middle Eastern guy in the food truck asked what I wanted: 2 gyro wraps. He asked if I wanted to add hot sauce to my gyros with tzatziki sauce, and I said, "Yes". I asked him where the food truck is based, he said that he goes to different locations, and didn't mention a permanent location. I checked the address here on Yelp and it says it's based in Durham, NC, which is not too far from here. Each gyro wrap cost $12, and my total came up $26+ (I assume with tax included). I was about to pull out $25 cash but after he said total, I pulled $30, and he said not to worry about it. I insisted to give the $30 and he gave a $5 change. I guess I got a $1 discount. He finished cooking both gyros in about 12 min., a bit longer than I expected, considering I was the only customer he was serving at that time. The gyro wraps were served inside a small paper bag, and wrapped in aluminum foil. I was quite surprised at the size of the order for 2 gyros. When I opened my gyro wrap, the size looked regular yet a bit smaller that what I had in last October's State Fair, which was fine, considering the State Fair gyro (which came with side of Greek fries) cost me $18+. However, unlike that State Fair gyro, I did not enjoy A1's main specialty. I would have to agree with what the previous reviewer Renee said, "Onions does not make a Gyro make". I love onions but not too much on my Gyro; this one is loaded with so much onions, lettuce, and tomato to the point that it's drowning the flavors of tzatziki sauce and hot sauce (Did he forget to put it?). The amount of lamb gyro meat didn't seem to justify its $12 price; it's not even spiced well, and the mush of ingredients to hide the fact that it's lacking meat just looked as bad as it tasted. That's not even the worst part. When I ate the gyro wrap, the pita bread tasted soggy, and that unpleasant texture and taste were more emphasized on every bite than the lamb gyro. I was not able to finish it; and just threw my leftover away. As I'm writing this review, my girl hasn't eaten her gyro wrap yet, and I haven't told her what I thought so she could judge by herself. We recently enjoyed an $11+ gyro in Kebab Skewer in Cary, and a $12+ chicken + lamb over rice at Tasty Halal Eats food truck in Morrisville, NC (both I reviewed here on Yelp), and I'm sad to say that A1's gyro wraps were nowhere close to the food quality of those foods and the State Fair gyro I mentioned earlier. The food truck's friendly customer service and 99% Sanitation Score are the only positive things I could say about this food truck. A1's gyro is clearly the opposite of what "A1" means. Overall Score: 1.1/5

Love A1 Gyro and Philly. They're part of our Saturday morning Farmer's Market trip (sometimes the…read moremain part of the trip). Good food, fast service, all around excellent.

Ordered the pad see ew with chicken, and for $18 it was not good. I have gotten much better pad se…read moreeew for the same price elsewhere. The broccoli was undercooked with tough stems. Chicken was tough. The noodles had 0 char as if they were not stir fried, just mushy. The sauce was nothing like any pad see ew I've ever had; it didnt even appear to contain soy sauce. No clue if they served me the wrong order or what, either way it was very disappointing. Food was fast, that is the only positive. Wish I spent the money on Osha Thai or Khao Sen instead!

Solid food truck for the most part. You can catch them at various cities and spots or even food…read moretruck festivals. The last time I ate from the truck was from a festival, mostly same sentiment of my first couple of times - good food for the most part, a bit on the sweeter side for me. The broccoli & carrots on my recent dish was cut fairly large and tough to eat; stalks weren't cooked all the way through. I'd try again.

I'm sad to make this review because the amount of times I have gone in here to buy food is…read moreridiculous. I paid about $23 for this plate & drink and received more bones than meat. For a $15/16 plate, I expected more meat. The salsa roja also lacked flavor and was overpowered with a Smokey / roasted pepper flavor, I'm not going to stop supporting this place but will only order if I'm eating in the restaurant from here on out. This experience was a 2/10.

First time here. It's a nice place and the food and service was amazing. Would definitely recommend…read moreit and come back for sure. The ambiance was nice!

Always fresh and delicious, when you can catch their food truck. I enjoy the quesbarrias and tacos.read more

Decent food a bit disorganized. Service was ok but not quite worth it do not recommend it have had…read morebetter mexican food