Delicious tacos in the parking lot at the corner of Garrett Road and Durham Chapel Hill Blvd…read more would highly recommend the barbacoa! You can get tacos with onion and cilantro or lettuce/tomatoe/cheese/sour cream for 50 cents extra.

Very good! We stopped when we were in from out of town. POLLO TACO was great!!! 100% recommend.read more

The food was so good we tried the restaurant. The truck only came one time to our community and I…read moredon't think they are ever coming back that's a shame because we get a different truck every week and that was by far the best.

I finally got the opportunity to try the bulkogi food truck at an event in Raleigh. The truck…read moreseemed to be the most popular as the line was a little long but it moved fairly quickly. Ashley took my order and he was very personable & helpful. I got the spicy chicken bibimbap with my egg cooked well done and no sesame seeds. I got my food in a timely manner. My food was good & flavorful. The chicken was tender, my rice was fluffy, and the pickled radish was good. I would get this dish again.

Excellent & authentic Korean food from this local food truck, which collaborates with another…read moreKorean food truck at a brick & mortar spot in Durham. Ordering in advance online is the way to go, food ready right on time and piping hot. The menu is straightforward with around 9 choices. I tried the All About Bo. This is a sampler of sorts. I opted for beef mandu and beef bulgogi. Mandu are fried dumplings. In retrospect I should have ordered mine with the spicy pork. The beef were delicious, but sort of bland. Luckily there's a dipping sauce to punch them up. The bulgogi is outstanding. Thin cut ribeye is marinated in savory sauce and then grilled. It's super tender and sweet. At Bo's the bulgogi is served over a bed of rice & mixed greens. Sort of a take on bibimbap; a very tasty combo. Others tried the spicy pork & spicy chicken bulgogi options, agreement around the table is that the beef bulgogi is the winner...but it's a close race. Be on the lookout for this truck... Good food!

There was a Truck or Treats event on our work campus yesterday. About 12 trucks came and Bo's was…read moreone of them. The tofu dish was great and the sauce was spectacular! It had a really nice flavor that complimented the dish. Would definitely recommend!

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.

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

waited & waited, but the line let me go first! it was every bit good! we will be following them…read moreany time they are near. well worth the wait. love you guys!!

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!

I have to say i like the food truck in downtown Raleigh better. Nothing to do with the food…read morequality. Their foods were all yummy but it is about the space. Downtown Raleigh have a bigger space and they closed so many street for the food truck fest. In Durham, they have a big field but for some reason, all the food truck was setting close to each other in a couple area. So it was very crowded. But yes I will still go back to any food truck. I love to eat too much sadly.!!!!

The Durham Food Truck Rodeo is definitely my favorite FTR to attend…read more Pros: The lines are not as long and it is not as congested compared to the Raleigh FTR The selection of food trucks is always fantastic They offer a wonderful selection of draft beers from Bull City Ciderworks, Ponysaurus, Fullsteam, Bull City Brewery and Bull Durham (they also offer a wine selection) Tons of space to sit down, make sure to bring a chair or blanket Cons: the parking, the free lot is cramped and fills up quickly. Tip: get there early and you should not have any issues. Or, park a bit further away.

Succotash is one of those places where everyone at the table starts reaching across to sample…read moreeveryone else's food because everything coming out of the kitchen looks and tastes that good. The Hot Honey Chicken special with pimento cheese was an easy 10/10. The fried green tomatoes were another standout, sliced to the perfect thickness with a great crunch. The beans and rice were packed with flavor, and the fried chicken was excellent. Even the Thai Chili BBQ deserves a mention; it's a must-try, just don't let the name fool you because the heat sneaks up on you. Add in the unique artwork and atmosphere, plus the great service, and you've got a restaurant that's worth a detour if you're driving through Durham. I'll definitely be back.

Very nice atmosphere, well thought out design inside and out. Very friendly and efficient service…read more I see where they won the best southern food in Durham from Indy in 2025. While the food was good, it didn't knock my socks off. And they're definitely more of a creole restaurant than a southern one. There are better cajun/Creole restaurants in the RTP area. I was going to order the creole gumbo, but found out when I came in that it was a seafood gumbo today not their regular one. Oh well. So I ordered jambalaya with a side of red beans and rice. Both were good but a little dry and I've had better nearby. The fresh catch of the Day was Amber Jack, and I love that fish, so maybe I should've ordered that in a Poboy. Might come back to try some of their other offerings.

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