Delicious curry wrap chunks of chicken! French fries were really good too. Very pleasant staff. So…read moreglad we walked in.

The service was OK. They do not accept cash, which is ridiculous. The restaurant itself seemed…read moreclean and their decor was fun and hip. but the food boy I was so disappointed. I tried the Moroccan chicken sandwich. It was not good. The biscuit just smashed and disintegrated and the chicken was hard and chewy. The sauce seemed good, but the meat was not good. I will never get that sandwich again they hype that up and it did not live up to it disappointing. And I wanted to like the brussels sprouts too because I love them, but they were way too spicy and I could taste the fish sauce. It really was disappointing. Never again it was like $31 for them two things and they were both bombs.

Recently came to my work and the service seemed fast so I chose them over the other trucks. I got a…read moresausage/kraut sandwich and there's nearly no wait at all. Food was hot/fresh/tasty! What more could you ask for? Oh yeah that... it was big too!

Little wrapped bundles of savory goodness - thumbs up!…read more I guess I was one of the few people in the Twin Cities that never tried a pierogi! But I remedied that and I caught the truck at "Food Truck Fridays" in the Stone Mountain Plaza parking lot, Brooklyn Park. I really liked my pierogis. They're basically an eastern/central European style dumpling, also called a "Polish Dumpling". I'm sure all of you know this. I didn't though. Good stuff. I wouldn't hesitate to try them again...and again. BTW, the owner was friendly, energetic, and fun to talk to. Thanks, iPierogi! -Daddy Maxx Retro

We found the Little Blue Food Truck at Forgotten Star Brewery. We had one of everything (at least…read morethat's what it felt like). My short rib dish was surprisingly good-deboned tender meat on a bed of rice, topped with mellow red peppers & green sauce. The ribs were moist but delicious. Our berry lemonade was good but could have used some ice. The highlight item was the mini donuts.

If you find yourself missing the Minnesota State Fair, and especially the Blue Barn, you'll be…read morehappy to learn that the Little Blue Food Truck is now roaming the Twin Cities and serving up favorites from that fair stand. At the top of the menu is the famous Nashville Hot Chicken, which is exquisitely made and absolutely delicious. They also have a rotating list of other dishes, including bacon stuffed tots, a waffle cone with chicken in it, and some very refreshing (non-alcoholic) sweet drinks. This food truck is (understandably) very popular, so come early, as wait times can be over an hour at their peaks and they can definitely sell out of popular items. Prices are also a bit high (but not so much that you won't want to splurge). Be sure to check their website or social media for more info about where they will be parking next!

Chicken was good, place closed down. But they still have the food truck you can check out…read more Before chicken this spot was Fire Nice Ale House, let's see what's next!

Stopped for lunch after following this spot on socials for the longest time! Absolutely was not…read moredisappointed! Street parking available, which wasn't hard to find when I stopped in! The spot is casual, but clean and well organized! There's a bar with plenty of TVs for sports, and then other tables for groups of 2-6 people! I grabbed a spot at the bar since I was there by myself. The bartender was pretty casual, but efficient and friendly during my stay! I went with the classic Rush Hour 4, since that was what I had seen most on social media! It was delicious perfection! The fried rice is fresh, with some veggies to give it a bit of uniqueness. The chicken tenders are the star...crispy, juicy, lovely flavor! The addition of the Yum Yum sauce is lovely for the chicken OR the rice! I can't wait to come back and bring my friends!

Great quality of food and people, very interactive and friendly workers. Food was great with good…read moreoptions!!

Had to try El Jefe's Taco Truck tonight since it was parked across the street on Park between South…read more7th and South 8th Street just blocks from US Bank Stadium. Pretty simple menu, tacos and enchiladas with a choice of steak, pork, chicken and birria. The sauces they gave us had a nice bite to it. We had the steak tacos and birria enchiladas. Fresh, tasty, nice touch of cheese and the sauces were a big plus. Tacos were 3 for $12 and the enchiladas was 4 pieces for $12. They also have a variety of drinks. I hope they come back for more Vikings games and other big events at USBS.

Started with the mango habanero wings, and had to go back for 2nd's with the buffalo. (It was a…read moreclose toss up between buffalo and garlic parm) Delicious! We scarfed the wings down so quickly we didn't even get pics. I am a pretty harsh wing critic, and one of those who believes wings should only be deep fried (and dropped twice). These wings completely proved how wrong I am. Apparently charbroiled is the way to go. Perfectly crisp, even the massive drummies. The sauce flavorings were impressive and rivaled even the MN crème de la creme of wings (Runyons). Will absolutely be partaking again the next time we see them around. ‍ Well done PPF!

Split a burger with my partner from them at the Uptown Art Fair. We ordered the mushroom and Swiss…read moreburger, but they let us swap out the Swiss for Gouda which was really kind of them. The staff are super friendly and were cracking jokes, smiling, and overall brought a great vibe to the fair. The burger was pretty good, cooked to a good temperature with a nice bun, good amount of cheese and toppings. The burger did have a bit of a weird aftertaste sort of like a meatloaf flavor. I am a burger naturalist so maybe they had some spices outside just salt and pepper or something which threw me off a bit, but it was still a nice, juicy burger!

Can't believe I lucked out with this taco truck parked outside of the Postal Service in…read moreRobbinsdale. I was starving. Service and food were all fantas-taco! Ordered 3 tacos for $3.75 each. They accept card as well.

Great food! Tacos were 3.50 each! Taco truck sits near a church parking lot. Friendly, they…read moreaccept credit cards

Finer Meats food truck parks out front of their store front serving up breakfast and lunch. I had…read morethe breakfast burrito, it was ok, a little weird, French fries and sausage.

I've been having a harder time finding good meat at the grocery store these days (if they have what…read moreI'm looking for at all), so I went here just because it was the first that came up. I'm glad I did! I was greeted immediately by a smiling friendly woman and she got me exactly what I needed and sent me on my way. I was in and out in probably 2 minutes. Highly recommend.

This review will be quick and simple. If you aint eating Rebel you're not eating the best!!!! Worth…read moreevery penny!!!!

The food is truly fantastic at this food truck. Since it's lobster, we were very much prepared to…read morepay a high price tag. That said, I was still shocked when we got there and ordered. Their menu online seems to have cheaper prices than their actual food prices. Maybe it just hasn't been updated in a while? For $71... we got a lobster roll and the lobster mac & cheese. The lobster roll came with a cheap bag of kettle chips and three saltwater taffy's. Everything was absolutely delicious. I do wish the prices were either slightly cheaper or the food quantity would've been a little bit larger for the cost. This is one of those things we might purchase once a year as a treat. But not a reoccurring basis because due to the high cost and overall portion size received.

Yummy food and service! Didn't feel too stuffed afterwards! Really enjoyed the atmosphere! Would…read morerecommend!

I really loved this place: bright and open, it's incredibly inviting. The staff was warm and…read morewelcoming (thanks Sofia!) and helped us navigate the menu. We especially enjoyed how conversation-friendly it was here. If you're looking to catch up with a friend, this is a great option! As for the menu, you'll find both Mexican and Ecuadorian options. Starting with the beverage offerings, you'll see many flavors of Jarritos, agua frescoes, and some Ecuadorian sodas. I tried the Tropical, which was delicious. Pink and fruity, it was not too sweet and had a little dose of je ne sais quoi. I really liked it! I saw empanadas on the menu, and while I have had them before, never have I ever seen them served with sugar. Of course we ordered them. They were awesome. Exactly the right balance of crisp and tender, the pastry was a delight. (Definitely sprinkle a little sugar on it.) The salty cheese provided a satisfying little cheese pull and went beautifully with the sugar, too. They also go great with the hot sauce, which is a must-have. It's acidic and bright from the vinegar and has a satisfying heat that tickles the tongue and goes great on everything. The plato vegetariano was the epitome of simple and satisfying: potatoes in a delicious and herby sauce; a fresh salad of lettuce, onion, and tomato; a fried slice of plantain; a mound of perfectly-cooked rice; and a cup of beans. It was comforting without being heavy. The dessert menu featured familiar favorites and one that was completely new to me: higos con queso. While I went with the flan, I did get to sneak a bite of this unusual and intriguing dessert: the figs are poached but retain their firmness and are served with a firm and salty cheese. The figs and cheese come with the poaching liquid, which is not sweet but also not quite savory--it's got quite a depth of flavor and makes for a truly unique dish. I recommend it if you prefer to end your meal with something that isn't super sweet. (If, on the other hand, you prefer a more traditional dessert, the flan here is lovely: a bit sturdier than some you may have had, it's got the right blend of sweet and caramelized--it was just right!) Street parking is available nearby, but if you come later in the evening, it will probably park up. This is a great choice for families and friends!