Hot dogs were top notch and, unexpectedly, footlongs. I also had the large fries which filled a…read morelarge styrofoam to-go container. They were cooked perfectly. The owners were very friendly and accommodating. Order took 5-10 mins on a busy night at the bar.

Been there twice. First time, was not impressed. Very slow and gave me the wrong toppings on my…read moredogs. Fries were not hot. Seemed like they'd been sitting quite a while. I gave them a second chance on another day. Mistake. They told me it would be 10 minutes. It took about 45 minutes to get two hotdogs and fries. Completely wrong toppings again. I ordered two dogs with exactly the same toppings. There were different toppings on both dogs. Neither was right. The bun was dry and hard at the edges. Fries were cold. Hot dog was room temperature at best. They're very new. Maybe they'll get it together, but at $7 for one hotdog, and $8 for fries, I expect them to get it right every time, have fresh buns, hot fries, and serve me in about 5 - 10 minutes even if they're busy. (They were not busy.)

Rescue Dog's came through our neighborhood this past week for a block party/food truck roundup. I'd…read morenot heard of them prior to this event but thought that their mission (lightoflife.org) was noble and so I wanted to contribute. My wife and I ordered the Big Cheese and the Big Tex and a side of fries. The Big cheese was a little underwhelming in that the Mac and cheese was pretty standard and overcooked, there weren't many jalapeños slices, and the hot dog is just boiled and plain. The Big Tex was also just a boiled dog (no grilling here), but came with more peppers, onions, cheese and had a smoky sauce drizzled on it that was nice. The fries were thick cut and crispy and seasoned with more than just salt so those were nice too. Overall meal was about $17 before tip which isn't too bad but seems a little steep--I take comfort in knowing that it's at least for a good cause.

I stopped by here earlier today for dinner. Our neighborhood has food trucks come every Thursday…read moreand on this day, it was Rescue Dogs turn. This food truck is more of a trailer that is towed on the back of the truck and on the day we were there they had 2 people working it. They were slammed and so there was the game of trying to keep up with orders without taking too many. Their menu says proceeds are for the light of life rescue mission which is nice. For dinner on this day I decided to order a number of items to split with my wife and so went for the big tex as well as a southern belle, fresh cut fries with cheese and a Mac and cheese with bacon. The hot dog selection was the toughest choice for me as I was between the chili chaloochi and the big tex before the amount of good sounding items on the big Tex won out. It was described as a hot dog with grilled onions, sweet peppers and jalepenos with Cajun seasoning and also topped with tomatoes, shredded cheddar and cowboy mayo and the southern belle was described as their spicy chicken selection with fried chicken strips, pickles and chipotle sauce served in their signature grilled hot dog bun. After about a 15 minute wait or so, our food was ready and I was headed home. Whenever I got home the first thing I noticed was that they had forgotten my bacon on the Mac and cheese and cheese on the fries which was disappointing since I had paid for both. At that point I was not expecting to give them anything higher than a 3 star review. In any case, I first started with the big Tex and I have to admit that I loved it! The grilled onions, sweet peppers and jalepenos all added some nice flavor to it and the deep fried hot dog was delicious. It was definitely the best hot dog I have had in a long time and I didn't feel bad spending the $7 on it. After that I tried the southern belle. It was on the same buttered bun which the hot dog was on which was tasty. The chicken itself had a nice golden color to it and tasted good enough and I enjoyed the chipotle sauce. I only wish that it had more spice for something that was called spicy. With both of my entrees complete I was able to try both of the sides. I started with the fries which you could tell were freshly cut. They were well seasoned and both my wife and I enjoyed them. Last but certainly not least was the mac and cheese which was a creamy Mac and cheese. It was a decent Mac and cheese but nothing to tell my friends about. The bottom line for me is that I would head back to the rescue dogs food truck again in the future. I really enjoyed my hot dog and would be interested in trying their signature chili chaloochi.

I enjoyed one of their hot dogs at a Couch Brewery. D's visits Couch Brewery regularly for their…read morebingo nights on Wednesday's. There's a nice variety of hot dogs however, I think their buns are a little too soft for my liking. Towards the end of my eating experience, the bun was soggy and it felt like a mess eating. They are generous with their toppings and the girl before me ordered a side of fries and it seemed like the fries are also generously portioned. I wasn't wowed by the hot dogs and I'm not sure if I would give this place another shot.

I ordered a Chicago dog and mac n cheese. The hot dog was good but definitely was not worth paying…read more$6. The mac n cheese I wouldn't recommend. I have had much better. The prices will stop me from giving this truck another try. I think $6 is wayyy to much just for a hot dog.

Great quality food and service! Highly recommend getting a cheesesteak of any sorts, especially the…read morebuffalo chicken cheesesteak!

I coordinated with Matt about a party I was having at Trace Brewing. He was super responsive and…read morehelped me plan to provide food for our guests which was great. Everyone absolutely loved the food and each order was done super quickly. I'm a big fan of the Yinzer Wit Cheesesteak with Seitan. This is such a great meat alternative and the sandwich is always delicious. It has caramelized onions, lettuce, tomato and a choice of cheese. I wish I had snapped a photo, but I ate it too quickly . Highly recommend this fantastic food truck.

This truck has been outside of grist house in the past and was again very satisfying. 4 of us each…read morehad a different burger and they were all good, but each burger was, for the most part, a variation of each other. The truffle sauce was not very memorable. None of them were bad at all, just no stand out burgers. We ordered a large fry to share with the chipotle mayo and truffle mayo. They were really good waffle fries but I was a little disappointed with the size of the fry for 7$ plus 2$ for each dip. Service was fine. A standard food truck experience. Clean presentation. I just think the price is a little much.

Had the food truck at gristhouse. The burger and fries were great. Service was also great!read more

I stopped by this food truck a number of Thursdays ago at this point. During the warmer months,…read moreour neighborhood has food trucks come in every other Thursday and this One happened to be the Frankuary truck. I have been to the Frankuary restaurants before, both the original downtown under the church and then the one in Lawrenceville as well, so knew what to expect. However it had been a long time since I had been, so I was excited to be trying their product again. Since this was a food truck, there's not much to say about it other than it was being worked by two employees who were churning out orders quite efficiently. For my dinner on this day I ultimately ended up choosing a locavore, New York style and then also ordered a poutine to split with my wife. The menu described the locavore as a local grass feed beef dog with the New York style as coming with sauerkraut, sweet onion sauce and brown mustard and then the poutine as hand cut fries with fresh brown gravy and cheese curds. As I mentioned before, the people working here were going through orders quite quickly and soon enough I had both of my items and headed home. Once there I started on the locavore. It was decent enough as the bun was solid and I enjoyed all of the toppings on my hot dog as well as the hot dog itself. What I couldn't get past with it though was the $7 it cost and how it would probably take 3 of them for a proper dinner for me. After I had finished with the hot dog I started in on the poutine. The fries here were quite good and the gravy added a nice flavor and wetness to the dish. It was the cheese curds which were my favorite part as I am sucker for them, and who doesn't love cheese? The bottom line for me is that I might stop by here again in the future. While all of the food that I had was solid here, I still find it difficult to sometimes pay $7 for a hot dog. To each their own though!

loved that i ran into this food truck at a summer event. i never got to go to the brick and motor,…read moreand i've seen it at the airport, but unfortunately only when it's closed. so i was really excited to try it and it did not disappoint!

I've always enjoyed the brick and mortar and was excited to try the food truck. I ordered fish and…read morechips and was not disappointed. $10 got me two hefty portions of fresh and crispy fish as well as a ton of chips. The fish was just awesome. The chips were perfectly salted and nice and crispy. Best food truck meal that I've ever had. I would make a special trip to find this truck again. The fish and chips were actually much better than a lot we had this summer in England. I can't recommend them more.

If you are familiar with The Pub Chip Shop restaurant on the South Side, this is the mobile version…read moreof it, with a slightly smaller menu than the brick & mortar location. Today I caught the truck for lunch in Foster Plaza, Bldg. #9, where it was on site from 11-2. I had a Scotch Egg, along with some Chips w/Gravy. Both items were delicious. They also have drinks, and condiments available.

This is my favorite hot dog shoppe and I've been to almost all of them. The burgers are fantastic…read moreand service is top notch. Make sure if you dine in to bring cash as that's the only way to tip and there's no atm. The building is clean and has a retro feel.

I love to come here when I visit my daughter at Geneva College. The prices are very affordable and…read morethe food and service is great. This time I came for breakfast and was pleasantly surprised. Please note, however that they take credit cards, but will not allow you to add a tip onto the credit card. You have to tip in cash. Luckily, we scraped together enough to leave a decent tip, but I really don't understand why they don't allow you to add a tip onto the credit card.