Mainly a drive thru food stand but with some covered picnic tables. Clean and courteous service…read more They have good food, usually, I order a hotdog, and sometimes I go for something else. The last time I went for a bacon cheeseburger and fries. Nice and tasty.

Pros: Good selection. Great pricing for food quality. Best biscuit & gravy in my opinion. Good…read moreeats. Good outweighs any bad. Always good food here for breakfast or lunch. Con's: Didn't mention egg surcharge anywhere but ended up getting a 3 egg surcharge added. Wait time can be a bit depending on order. Felt a little rushed ordering.

This food truck may be based out of Siler City, but it's been making the rounds in the triangle in…read morethose places where you can always find a food truck. Can't say I knew for sure what to expect given the name, but paninis are its specialty. I guess it depends on your concept of what a panini should be: thin bread, toasted crispy on the outside, meat or cheeses or veggies (or all), on the inside. . . if that's it, then this is it. I had the Cuban, and it's the first food truck sandwich I've had where the bread didn't overwhelm the filling. Maybe because they used ciabatta, or maybe it's because they pressed it when they were heating it. Either way, the crispiness of the bread together with the meat and cheese made one heck of a good sandwich. Nothing overpowered the other. There was a generous portion of brisket, ham, pickles, mustard, and swiss cheese. If I had to find one ding, and I mention it only hesitantly given personal preference: the mustard. It added the right amount of flavor, but could have been cut by a third or so and the sandwich would have been even better. The truck itself is unusual for most food trucks. The wood sides with the panels separated by what look like colorful fishing poles (but aren't) looks like something you'd find at a camp or a hunting lodge. It's unassuming. If paninis aren't your thing, World Kitchen also has wraps and salads. It might be worth exploring further.

Stopped here after a long day of softball and absolutely loved it. We took the food to go. The…read moresides are outstanding. Green beans are super fresh, not the canned kind that's soaked in grease. The Brussels sprouts and mac and cheese are also super delicious. Daughter had the chicken and I ordered the shredded pork. The bbq sauce is great. The service is friendly, and the food came out fast. We'll definitely come back. Highly recommend!

Small place in the country but well worth the trip! The service was excellent and the food was out…read morepretty quick. Drinks topped off a couple of times. We had the burnt ends, ribs and pulled pork and all were excellent! The hush puppies were way too good! I could have eaten more but they came home with us. Tots were pretty amazing too! Our 11 yr old granddaughter ate the half rack of ribs and only gave us a tiny taste. She said they were the best she ever had.

Food was great and service was better. I would recommend to anyone in the area looking for good…read morepizza!

Some folks swear by this pizza. I'm more of a New York style fan, so it's definitely not a love…read moreconnection for me. They cut the pizza into small squares. The pepperoni and sausage were crumbled. Not a fan.

I got a sonic refresher the big 44 unfortunately it was very watered down not much flavor and very…read morelittle color it wasn't worth $4.92 . I don't think she had the mixture right

TLDR: Skip the trip and go to Bojangles instead…read more Don't waste your time here. Ordering is a hassle since communication through the speakers is poor (and not just through ours). Food takes about 20 minutes to arrive at your car. Plus it's poor quality for the price. We ordered popcorn chicken, pretzel twist, ice cream, tator tots, and mozzarella sticks. The tator tots were the highlight of the meal. The popcorn chicken would have been better plain, but the options were Buffalo or Honey BBQ sauce. We chose Buffalo hoping it would be on the side. No luck, the chicken was covered in Buffalo sauce. It was not good and unfortunately was discarded. We ended up driving straight to Bojangles after for chicken. The pretzel twist was warm, soft, salty, and greasy, overall not bad. Ice cream and mozzarella sticks were okay. I do like how easy the menu is to read, paying by card through the kiosk, and how they display the items ordered as you request them. This allowed us to correct the errors. After correcting during the ordering process, our meal was accurate. The employee who brought it to our car was enthusiastic and friendly.

Excellent Stromboli and garden salad!!! Outstanding service!!…read moreThank you for a delicious lunch!!!

Food quality has declined over the years. Prices are too high for food quality delivered. Never a…read morecrowd in there which I relate to overall impression of the restaurant. Service is average. No plans to go back unless someone tells me they have improved.

This place is a hole in the wall burger joint that focuses on three things. Burgers, hotdogs and…read morefries. Good luck finding a seat if you don't get there at opening or at closing because it is PACKED with a line out the door otherwise. It's got a counter with seats and a handful of booths giving it that "get in and get out" vibe. I saw their name listed on a Top 10 BEST Cheeseburgers of North Carolina list and was told by a native in Siler City to go here for the best cheeseburgers so I decided to give them a try. My go to cheeseburger order is always cheese, pickles onions and mustard but they don't have pickles so I got a cheeseburger with Ket, Mus, Mayo, lettuce, tomato and onion. It was DELICIOUS! So juicy and flavorful. They roll and pat out each burger to order, steam the buns, and the fries come out hot and crispy. Their tea is really good too. Service was friendly and knowledgeable about their product and origin of beef. But be prepared to wait. It's a BUSY little place, but well worth the wait. I highly recommend for the best cheeseburger around.

One of the best hotdogs and burgers around. Stop in and try them out, 1946 drive innread more