Food Truck Review: I'm from a much larger metropolitan area, so finding options for food I like is…read moredifficult at best in any small town. Add to that that I'm extremely picky, and it's a mix for cooking food for myself most days here in SC. But, let's start simple: Iron Door BBQ - I located them quite by accident, but decided to try the experience at the food truck. If you're looking for them, they are in a great, easy to find location. Kid's/Senior's menu - ORDERED Sliders & 4 oz side: Pickles: if they make their own, they need to consider jarring them and selling them by themselves. These dills have the right amount of dill flavor and snap that any quality pickle should have. I liken them to Clausen dill pickles - the only ones I normally eat. OUTSTANDING. Brisket Sliders: Two come in the kids meal, and I ordered them just as they come (no mods). Two small toasted rolls with more brisket than bread (very generous with the meat), and just the right amount of regular sauce placed right on top of the meat. The brisket is tender and seasoned very well. The smoky flavor with the pickle and the sauce - AMAZING. The meal is enough to eat for lunch and not feel so full that you need a nap. Smoky Mac n Cheese: I wasn't quite sure I'd like this, but ordered it anyway. I was pleasantly surprised by this cheesy goodness that has cracked pepper and just the right amount of smoke flavor, mixed with this velvety cheese and perfectly cooked elbow mac. Stellar side! Regular menu - ORDERED Loaded Potato (you pick the meat): I ordered the potato because, I'll admit, a loaded potato to me is the PERFECT meal. This one was going to be judged hard. You wait a few minutes for this, but after eating it, it is WORTH IT. The potato is a medium size potato, perfectly baked, soft but not wrinkly and dry. As a creature of habit, I chose brisket . Same generously portioned, tender brisket covering the top of the potato, with shredded cheese and green chiles. Once your toppings are added, this is a meal enough for several days, or multiple people, and frankly, I don't plan on sharing this with anyone! Note, the regular potato comes with nacho cheese, but when asked, they were more than happy to swap it out with shredded cheese. Again, I ordered to-go through the food truck, but I received upbeat, pleasant service that set my expectations on wait time (which was even shorter than I thought it would be). My bag contained my warm food, napkins and utensils (without needing to ask) and was brought out with a smile. This was a 5-star experience from the food truck and I'm betting the restaurant service and food is the same. I'm glad I branched out to try Iron Door when I was craving good BBQ, as this place serves just that. Their menu is much larger than my choices above, and as mentioned, they have a kid's and senior's menu, if you prefer smaller portions, or want to try many things. Try it - you won't be disappointed!

We tried this for the first time. My husband had brisket very good smoky flavor. I had pulled pork…read moresandwich which was excellent, loved the fact the bun was toasted and the sauce was fantastic sweet and smoky. potato salad was also very good mustard base. Definitely a good place to give a try.

Food was ok (a little bland) and they use spaghetti noodles instead of rice noodles which I didn't…read morelike.

VERY happy, and pleasantly surprised by how much! I had reasonable hopes from the previous reviews,…read moreand would have been satisfied with "pretty decent", but that sells Linh's far too short. We got combo fried rice and lemongrass lo mein, both of which came with a little spring roll. The spring rolls were pleasantly crispy, a good balance of filling and wrapper, and both the rolls and the fried rice were almost Japanese in the seasoning: just enough salt and aromatics to bring out the flavors. Subtle, and delicious! (If you like American-style fried rice, add some soy sauce!) On the other hand, the lemongrass lo mein... WOW! It was nicely spicy, not too much for SE Asian style, and the lemongrass/chili flavor just exploded in my mouth. The noodles were cooked as perfectly as I've ever had. Decent amounts of well-cooked proteins, might have liked a touch more vegetables, but this was 9/10 food from a trailer parked by a bowling alley. Gotta love it!

This is a food truck behind Old Ye Tavern. Closed on Mondays. They have small bites like corn dogs,…read moretacos, 12 inch pizza etc. I got the artisan pizza with 8 different kinds of cheese. Delicious plus Laurie the chef who loves dogs gave my rescue pup a doggie bag of pizza toppings. There is one outside table or you can go inside and eat. The bar is dog friendly as long as you keep your pup on a leash. Park in the back or walk in front grab a cold frosty drink or root beer and make your way to the food truck which by the way is named after the food truck in the Cheech & Chong movie. The food truck hours Tues - Sun 4pm - 9pm. The Tavern opens at 3pm.. Great small bites and great friendly staff. Bring your pup and enjoy. Tell them Kacee sent you

From the owner: Fresh homemade Mexican food at a reasonable priceread more

On a westward family journey we pulled off the road in Lordsberg, New Mexico. On first glance there…read morewas not much to this little burg that time and progress forgot. On closer examination, not unlike panning for gold a nugget appears out of the slag. The Shack! In the New Mexican desert operating out of the carcass of an old filling station. A nondescript food truck that serves up the best steak sandwiches outside Philly. Affordable and huge portions. A family run business with undeniably amazing service. The steak sandwiches with perfect seasoning and pepper balance. Cheese (american or provolone)and mayo mixed in not layered. Also a must is the green Chile cheese fries. Fried golden and blanketed in cheese dappled in hatch chilies. Despite it's outward appearance and questionable locale a must! So if ever crossing the south west in a Hunter S Thompson fever dream STOP HERE!

If sitting in comfort in a proper restaurant is what you like this is not the place for you…read more First, this is a defunct car workshop turned smoke shop that serves food. It has a food truck parked outside but it's not operational. The food comes out of the smoke shack. It's weird but cute all at the same time. There are 2 tables outside where cats would've been worked on, between the smoke shop and food truck. The menu is small, which is nice and appropriate since its main business seems to be smokes. The food is fresh, cooked to order.

Chile rellano burrito with a side of hatch red sauce was to die for…read more Everything is clearly fresh and homemade and worth every penny. Friendly workers and just an amazing food experience. If you see this truck, you need to stop here.

Excellent food. Chris is an amazing chef and person. If you get the chance to eat his food don't…read morewait.

Chanced upon this food truck in a seemingly residential area by pure, fortunate luck! The crowded…read moreparking area indicated that something good was happening here. Mmmmm.... they were right! After ordering at the window I waited just a few minutes for my red chile brisket burrito, green chile brisket burrito, and red chile pork burrito to be delivered to my car. Every one of them was great; these people know how to use the products from the chile growing center of the US! Affordably priced, I will return and buy a dozen more to freeze and have ready for the next time I need a little more of this special cuisine.