Scrumdilliumptious! What a pleasant surprise! I have to admit I was hesitant to grab dinner from a…read morefood truck but I was assured it was amazing and I was sooo hungry I decided to go for it. Normally I don't do well with greasy, spicy or fatty foods but I decided to try the Avomelt 86 bacon add tomato since I'm a vegetarian. However, to my surprise it wasn't greasy at all and was so mouthwateringly flavorful that after the 1st half I was full but I just couldn't stop taking one more bite until next thing I knew I devoured the entire sandwich. TBH I have been thinking and craving another sandwich since. Finally today 2 days later I decided to just go for it and give into this intense craving but the restaurant was closed. I tried to hunt down the food truck but unfortunately it wasn't out; so I'll have wait & try the restaurant tomorrow. The truck was super clean, the line moved very quickly and my order was ready w/I a few minutes. Oh and the guy working was crazy friendly and super cool about the modifications I requested. After looking at their menu I can't decide between the Avomelt, Caprese, Spinach artichoke dip or tomato bisque. I guess I'll just have to make a few visits when family comes to try them all. They have a lot of vegetarian options which is great especially considering lots of restaurants have a very limited vegetarian offering. Let it be said this was honestly the best sandwich I've ever had. Looking forward to trying something new tomorrow! You should definitely give this place a try! 5 stars doesn't do The Whey Station justice!

Extremely disappointing and unprofessional experience…read more We contacted The Whey Station Food Truck on June 22, 2026, about catering our Jack & Jill event on September 5, 2026. Josh responded on July 6 confirming that they were available that day and said he would contact the brewery to work out the details. We provided the brewery contact information on July 8. After not hearing anything further, we followed up on July 24 to confirm the details. Josh did not respond until August 3, when he explained that they would only be able to serve our party and that, in order for it to make sense for them, there would need to be a minimum. We immediately asked what minimum he expected. It took another 14 days, until August 17, for Josh to tell us that his normal catering minimum was $850. We explained on August 19 that we were comfortable covering up to $400 and that, with approximately 100 guests, another food truck, and light appetizers, we expected the two trucks to handle the food for the event. At no point did Josh clearly tell us that he was declining the event, that our $400 offer was unacceptable, or that he considered the booking canceled. He also never told us that a deposit was required to confirm the booking or that, without one, he would not show up. Then, on September 5 (the actual day of our event) Josh and The Whey Station food truck simply did not show up. I called Josh when we realized the truck was not present, and he did not return our call. Instead, he eventually sent a message stating that he "never agreed to come," that a deposit had not been paid, and therefore the event was not contracted. Regardless of whether Josh personally considered the booking finalized, this is not an appropriate or professional way to handle a catering commitment. If he had concerns about the arrangement, disagreed with our proposed minimum, required a deposit, or did not intend to attend, he should have communicated that clearly before the event, especially after we had repeatedly followed up trying to finalize the details. The biggest issue isn't that we couldn't come to an agreement on the catering minimum. The issue is that he left us with the impression that the arrangements were still being worked out and then, without clearly telling us that he was not coming, no-called-no-showed on the day of a major event. For an event that had been discussed for more than two months, this was incredibly frustrating and put us in a very difficult position with our guests. We would not recommend The Whey Station based on this experience. Clear communication and timely confirmation are the bare minimum when dealing with someone's scheduled event. 2-3 week response times to emails are unacceptable.

Great breakfast sandwiches, the hot dogs and burgers are also. Fast friendly service. Nice little…read morearea to eat as well.

Smitty says Kurt does not let you down The food puts alot of resturants to shame. everything is…read moreperfect been stopping for years Kurt runs a great show.

We were looking for a late-night snack and saw shakes and wings on the menu. We initially ordered…read morethe mango sunrise and another one Unfortunately, they were out of the one I ordered. The staff member offered to create a drink I would enjoy. He was right. We also decided to add some fries to our order. It turned out to be a great late-night snack. They loved the teriyaki wings, while I enjoyed the buffalo wings, which had a nice kick without being too spicy. The shakes are Rich fruit smoothies. The service was excellent, and the staff was friendly. We took it to go, and everyone liked the food. The prices were reasonable for West Hartford as well.

The food is great and friendly service. Their meat is halal which is a huge plus. Plenty of variety…read morefrom wraps to sandwiches, from burgers to paninis and shawarma/gyro platters. Only downside is limited seating area.

Best sammiches in the area!! Please open again soon! It says you're open but nobody is here. I hope…read moreeverything is OK.

Off rip, the service was friendly and accommodating. Orders are placed through the kiosk and there…read moreis no seating. I opted for the wagyu chopped cheese and a blue velvet cake slice. The quality of the meat was great and the veggies were fresh, the sandwich just didn't taste like anything. I'm from NY (we gettttttt it lol) so I was expecting a chopped cheese that would remind me of the ones there. The slice of cake was good but from my understanding, it's premade so I'd hope so lol. I'm not sure how I feel about this spot just yet, I'll have to try them out again.

Went to the gastropark and found this gem around lunch. They have a variety of delicious…read moresandwiches to choose from that were all very well priced. We got two Il Paesano sandwiches with Prosciutto, mozzarella, mayonnaise, arugula, balsamic glaze on ciabatta roll. The sandwhiches were well filled and you can tell the mozzarella was just made. Highly recommend trying these out and I can't wait to try out more!

I recently visited GastroPark at Friday lunchtime, and a cute little green trailer with a…read morered-stamped famous Italian boot caught my eye. It was the Calabria Mia ("CM") Truck, which I've previously noticed on GastroPark schedule. At least when I visited, they were serving sandwiches ranging from $7.95 to $9.95. I ordered the $9.95 "Lo Speciale" with Salame, tomato sauce, mozzarella and spicy Calabrian peppers. I'm not sure if the sandwich is called "Lo Speciale" or that just means it was "The Special". In any event, it was on a 4 inch-ish by 4 inch-ish artisan style roll. I liked my sandwich. Each component seemed very high quality, and the flavors and amounts were well balanced. The Calabrian peppers packed manageable heat. I'm not sure everybody is going to see CM's sandwiches like I did. Many people are used to CT Style Giant Grinders with many levels of meats, toppings and condiments in a huge grinder roll for around $10. CM's sandwich had thin, but impactful, layers of each ingredient. Some people will see the CM sandwich, at $9.95, and note that it's maybe 1/8th of "the stuff" of a Giant Grinder. Mind you, CM is not going for that. They care more about the quality of the ingredients. I'm sure after reading this paragraph, you already know how you're going to feel about Calabria Mia. They have my recommendation, but they won't be for everyone. 4 Stars

Tried Pan Sobao Deli recently and overall it was a decent experience. The food was okay not bad,…read morebut nothing that really stood out as memorable. It definitely satisfied the craving, just didn't quite hit that "wow" factor. Service was fine and the atmosphere was pretty standard, nothing to complain about but nothing particularly special either. It's the kind of spot that works if you're in the area and need something quick and reliable. I'd probably come back again, but more out of convenience than excitement.

Good breakfast sandwiches but generic…read more Came here on a whim, saw they were open so I went inside. Guy at the counter stated they were in soft open and the menu was limited. Opted for the sausage egg and cheese on their signature bread. The inside is decorated sparsely. Space is small but not crowded. The guy at the counter had some difficulty with the register, mentioning that they use a different pos system from creamy rolls. Implying either he was the owner or was in the employ of the creamy rolls location. The sandwich itself was okay. Good crispy grilled bread, egg was cooked, sausage was nuked, cheese was melted American. Nothing about the sandwich was exciting or amazing, it was basic but functional. Price wise is reasonable for the portion. The biggest issue is location. There's 3-4 solid breakfast spots in that stretch of road alone, and 7-8 within a short drive. To compete, you need to offer something either as good as, better than, or different enough to drive home the sales. It's functional but is kinda lacking in any unique offerings. My recommendations would be to add some imagery of a pan sobao outside so those who don't know what it is can figure it out at a glance on the street. From my google searching, looks like it's usually served on its own with a strong cup of cafe con leche. Make that a combo on the menu. Make sure to display your breads by the counter once business starts to pick up, always offer to warm up breads before serving, and maybe consider branching out to arepas or pan de Mallorca to capture more of the market. As of right now, it's good but isn't unique and doesn't quite shine enough to overthrow the other breakfast spots. If you want a deli sandwich, they make a good bread. But there's still some tweaks to be made

Absolutely the best egg sandwich I've had in a loooooong time!…read moreI haven't been to Tom's Place in a while and went this morning. I plan on going back for the same exact breakfast sandwich tomorrow morning. And on and on after that if I keep getting g what I got today. I'll be telling my local pals as well. The size of the sandwich was huge and the Italian sausage (hot) was excellent. A huge plus was that the sandwich held together through the entire eating process. When you're eating at a roadside food truck and a sandwich falls apart-very aggravating! Not here however. The bun used was delicious as well. It wasn't just a standard hard roll. It was a perfect compliment to the whole deal. Tom was there to chat with. Very cool guy. The owner was a very nice lady. Great job! I'll be back (tomorrow)!

My summer-long search for roadside eateries led me this week to Tom's Place…read more As usual, I got the burger, fries, and soft drink. It came to $10.50. It was delicious and the cost was well below the average I have been paying. I highly recommend!!! A few things to note: 1. Cash Only and the nearest ATM is 4 miles away. 2. They are open for breakfast and lunch and close at 2:00 pm. 3. They are open year 'round.

The only bad thing about this place is that it's not open later!…read more I went here one time with some coworkers when we were on a break for lunch in the area, and I think about it often! Everything here is fantastic, but my recommendation is the three squared. The cutlet is fantastic and the mix of the red peppers with the arugula and cheese is delicious! It just hits the spot.

So first the food... chicken cutlet on a roll and a side of potato salad. Both delicious, and both…read morecontenders for the some of the best I've had. But, second the price... even though the food was great, $19 for a chicken cutlet on a roll (no add ons) and a side of potato salad that comes in a small sauce cup seems steep. No prices on the menus so was unaware when ordering. I encourage trying it out, but ask about the pricing. Food + Price -