I've seen this truck parked next to McDonalds for a while but finally decided to give it a try. Was…read morenot that impressed. The brisket was too dry, and cheap generic buns. BBQ sauce was good though. I didn't see a business name of any kind on the truck, so I'm just calling it BBQ Truck. Also, saw a "for sale" sign on the truck...

I may not be a "food trucks hate to see me coming" kind of person, but I do love them. Of course…read morethe accessibility of a certain food/menu selection is convenient, but I also know that a food truck represents either a early step in a chef's progression or is an extension of their already established brick-and-mortar. Having seen a local (to me) example of a chef going from folding tables at a Saturday market to catering at various locations to having a food truck then a physical location, I have a understanding of what it represents. What I do NOT know is how they produce such delicious cuisines in such a confined space. Case in point, Wayne's. I was in the area visiting family and, per usual, had my finger on the pulse of local food options. This particular day I saw that Wayne's would be in the Lowe's parking lot, serving up lobster rolls and such. After seeing the menu and the photos I knew this was bound to be a memorable experience. Though this particular day found them out of lobster roll supplies, I count it a win as I was then in a situation where another order had to be made. My Southern roots resonated with the Southern fried catfish sandwich. Say all you want about catfish, but they are mighty tasty when cooked up right. Here at Wayne's, that is exactly what they do. A 4 oz. filet on a piece of lettuce and slice of tomato, with a lemon wedge and tartar sauce on the side, and some world famous Route 11 chips as a side. The wind was cutting through the air and jackets that day so we took our orders and headed back to the truck. Within minutes my styrofoam container was empty! Perfectly breaded, fried, and delivered. I cannot wait to make more and more visits in the future. And yes, that lobster roll is still calling my name.

This was a delightful addition to the great beers at Old Bust Head Brewery…read more Food (5/5): I was so surprised to have a lobster roll on this cold Sunday afternoon! The bun was toasted perfectly and the lobster salad was great. The loaded bratwurst was really great - mustard, sauerkraut and grilled peppers. The cole slaw was creamy! Service (3/5): No table service or pagers. I had to walk back to the truck when the food was ready. Atmosphere (3/5): it was located outside of the Old Bust Head Brewery

If you want to experience good food , good hospitality and just an all around experience in a carry…read moreout or a family event then contact them.................. Brad and his wife Jayme are very nice and put there heart and soul into the food and you can taste it in every bit! Keep them in mind for your events or just a night out picking up some good food. Very pleased and they can please everyones taste buds right down to your children. About time strasburg got some quality food

From the owner: Big Rig BBQ brings home the flavor of hickory smoked foods. Generous portions and friendly faces,…read moreyou'll wonder why you never stopped with us before. Our certified angus beef brisket will melt in your mouth or the pulled pork will have you sopping up the sauce with your bun. We've got the flavor!

Time to give Toasted some additional yelp love! Staff is…read morealways very friendly. Pretty quick service. Sandwhiches are a generous size. Scratch made chips. Casual atmoshere, it can get loud when it's busy. Relatively small menu, with rotating specials. Full bar. Large parking lot. Outdoor seating area too. They started as a food truck and now have the brick and motor location. One concern I have, I'd like to see them shift some things from "foodtruck mode" to restaurant like having real flatware instead of plastic and no more ketchup packs. There's something less than satifying eating soup with a small plastic spoon or cutting steak with a tiny plastic knife (even though it was tender enough) My rating rationale +1 Service +1 Food~Taste/flavor/quality +1 Presentation +1 Atmosphere/vibe +1 Value

All their food is very tasty and prepared well. Service is friendly and there's plenty of parking…read morein their private lot. The environment is comfortable especially now that they updated the chairs at all the tables. There's a full bar and a nice patio if you like hanging out outside in the spring and summer months. I'm not sure I can eat here too often as most of the menu is fried or flat top grilled. They do have a salad and a soup on the menu so there is a healthier option as well.

Love the BBQ, Baked Beans & more. Folks that work there are…read moregreat. Cool decor. And clean restrooms!

The smell while driving by made us double back. From there we had very high hopes... we spoke to…read moreanother customer who suggested the pulled pork. We spoke to clerk who suggested the family sampler $49.99 It came with 3 meats - we chose Pork, Chicken and Brisket, hush puppies, 3 sides - we chose Mac n cheese, greens, French fries Here is where our review comes: keep in mind we are foodies and I'm from Smithfield NC Brisket- 2/10 very thin, it gets cold immediately, you can taste the smoke but need the sauce to eat it. It didn't hold favor. Bbq sauce is very watery. Not sure why. Pork- 1/10 we did not like it at all. It was different. Ground. Vinegar overpowers everything. I almost feel it could've been better but we just couldn't eat it. Chicken- 6/10 as a family we ate it. Would picture it in a taco being great. Again vinegar overpowers. Mac and Cheese- 3/10 too milky not enough cheese.... And a true sample. Maybe 2oz. For the price it wasn't worth it. Greens- 8/10 again too much vinegar but I'm a country girl we eat the greens Hush puppies 10/10 French fries 10/10 So all in all we would not stop here again. However the staff was friendly, the decor was cute and if it works for you, go for it! Honestly I'm disappointed that we didn't like it as much as we wanted to. But I promised to always be honest in my reviews. It's a pass if you are a foodie.

I came across this Fork'd while at the Front Royal Brew & Blues Festival, and not only did the…read moretruck seem intriguing, everyone walking around had food from it, and it looked great. I ordered a pulled pork sandwich, fries, and an apple butter donut. Wow. I loved the pork. It was smoky and flavorful, with plenty of sauce. And the bun was toasted, which is always a plus. The fries didn't look like much, but they were crinkle-cut ribbons of crispy deliciousness. My dad ate the side of coleslaw, and liked it. I keep thinking about the mac and cheese balls that I did not order... The one fail was the donut, which didn't have much flavor, and was topped with sugar, which I thought was unnecessary. Staff was friendly, and the long line moved quickly. The truck is a bit high, so I appreciate the step stool for ordering. I hope to come across Fork'd again, and soon.

Food truck secret gem!!! I ordered one 1/4 hot dog. It was so crispy. Toasty bun that I gutted for…read morecalorie sake. My hubby got the Nashville tenders and subbed the chips for fries so we could share. 10 bucks. Plus we had to try two of their delicious and famous Apple donuts. $17 date of pure deliciousness! Don't skip the fries! Soo fresh and crispy

Alcapuria de yuca: Delicious not over seasoned, crispy, fresh. One cost $4.50 close to $5 after…read moretaxes, a bit pricey but overall it taste great!

Stopped by the food truck when passing by on the road, I ordered two empanadilla, one with chicken…read moreand one pizza, tostones and an order of Sorullo with mayo ketchup and two maltas to drink. I did not like the empanadilla de pizza, everything else was good I especially liked the tostones and sorullo. Perhaps I'll try an actual plate next time I see the truck. My mean wasn't bad but I'm Puerto Rican and I feel like I've honestly had better. The owners in the food truck were very nice. It's a food truck so expect to be either standing or eating it n your vehicle. They do not serve alcohol.

My family and I stopped here for a visit. The space is cozy, employees were very nice, and the…read morecoffee my husband and I got was very good. We plan to come here until the end of our stay.

We were coming back from a camping trip and randomly stumbled upon this place--and I'm so glad we…read moredid! It's not a full-scale restaurant, but they have an impressive selection of sandwiches, salads, and wraps. I ordered the Chipotle Chicken Melt, and it was absolutely delicious--perfectly toasted with just the right kick of spice. I also tried the Cuban coffee, which was excellent and gave me the perfect afternoon pick-me-up. The atmosphere was great, too. The café is connected to a small bookstore, which added such a cozy, small-town vibe. The bookstore itself was quirky and fun, with shelves of every genre imaginable, plus games and children's books. It was all beautifully arranged and very aesthetically pleasing. I even ended up grabbing a game for the group to play later! Service was fantastic--the staff was super friendly and helpful in guiding us through the menu. Overall, this place was such a pleasant surprise and made the end of our trip even better. Highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area!