I grew up with my family grilling outside quite often. It was usually good enough weather, if not…read moretoo hot to barbecue. However, that didn't stop my parents from cooking our favorites. So, can you guess what mine was?! Duh. Hot dogs! Now, over the years, I've tried all brands and kinds. This place offers some delicious ones, including brats and polish sausages alongside regular dogs. Sometimes, I like them plain. Sometimes, I like chili and cheese on them. Whatever and however you like yours, they will accommodate! Pop & Dogs is a husband and wife team just out doing what they love and enjoying it! So, checkout their FB page to see where they might be. Or, just message them to find out. They have been at their Weatherly Drive spot a couple times when I went to the VA and at their spot on Wilma Rudolph Blvd the first time I saw them. That was an incidental finding as I was looking for another place to eat at the time. But, SO glad I saw them. Read their story. It's great and I love supporting small, local businesses. You can choose your chips and drink with the combo. Otherwise, dogs are $3 and specialty ones are $4. Not a bad deal. Combos are $6 for 1 dog and $8 for 2 dogs. Pretty great deal! So, if I love them so much, why did I take off a star?! Well, because I can't sit and eat at their location. I have to take it and go. I know they're small, but maybe a portable, even plastic, garden table & chair set can be thrown in the back of their pickup truck. Sorry, I'm just not one to stand and eat. I gotta sit down to enjoy my food & drink. It'll just end up on the ground if I tried to juggle a combo trying to eat it standing up! They take cash or cards. Okay, maybe I am being picky. I'll give them the extra star just for being so friendly and having quick service. I mean, Paul did come up to my window once to take my order and to hand everything to me so I didn't have to get out of the car myself. Lol There! It's back. 5 stars!

I always get the Mac & Cheese hotdog, which is super good, but I've also enjoyed their custom hot…read moredogs! The owner is super friendly, and the food always comes out fresh and quick! I usually catch them at Ashley Furniture on tuesdays from 11:30-2pm, and this last time, the drinks were even bigger and I got a complimentary cookie as a surprise.

Food is amazing. Service is questionable. however i came home to a cockroach sitting at the top of…read moremy drink and i haven't gone ever since. They were my favorite place to go! I'm so mad

Really good Mexican street food. I got the chicken and shrimp Mulitas. Chicken was really delicious…read moreand seasoned well. Shrimp were juicy snd tasted really fresh. It's right the corner of Haywood lane and Antioch Pike. Open late definitely worthy of checking out.

So a new addition to Nashville's food truck renaissance is Just Like Nannie Fixed it. This is a…read moremobile meat and three restaurant. I visited it on its stop in Metro Center. God knows we need some better food options over there! Plus they had a big sign that said their health score was 100 so don't be skerred. So they have things like chicken and dumplings, meatballs, meatloaf, chicken dishes, etc. Then they have sides like mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, green beans, carrots, mac and cheese, cole slaw, etc. And desserts like cobblers and banana pudding. Not too shabby. I tried the meatballs that were advertised as sweet and spicy with mashed potatoes and green beans. The meatballs were in no way, shape, or form spicy but they were tasty. They taste like those meatballs you make in the crock pot with grape jelly and chili sauce (seriously, google it if you've never had them!). Since I have made those meatballs for almost every party I ever had at my house I was pleased. Special treat out of nowhere! Mashed potatoes were ok. Green beans were good. Overall very nice lunch and I didn't have to go far to get it! Give them a try if you see them around.

This truck came to my work yesterday and I had been wanting to try it for awhile now. Sadly, it…read morejust wasn't what I had hoped for. I ordered the 4 sides meal for $6.50. I got mashes potatoes, creamy corn, green beans and cinnamon apple sauce. The applesauce was so delicious, however the rest was luke warm and lacking. The portions were very tiny too... not what I thought I'd be getting since the plate was considered a meal and since it was expensive. The meal also came with fried cornbread, but it was literally dripping with so much grease I couldn't eat it. Being a girl raised on some of the best Southern food there is, I tend to have high expectations for meat and 3's. Great concept, but definitely not my favorite truck. I probably wouldn't try it again.

Great, totally accessible location for the post-party munchies. Goodly selection of tasty,…read moreslightly greasy (in a good way) dogs and burritos. Walk-up, order and take away.

The Hot Dog man on Printer's Alley ONLY ON SATURDAY NIGHT has the best hot dogs in the universe. I…read morebullshit you not. They are only two dollars but they are worth ten. If you make that walk up the hill on Saturday night and you are not happy with his hot dogs I will buy the house a round at Tootsie. Call my cell and I'll meet you there. 321-243-2083.

Well.. the name is no lie. The tortas are gigantic. I love a good torta and has to check the food…read moretruck out with that name. I ordered my usual torta, the Cubana Torta. It was ok. Not great. I guess size doesn't always matter. They were friendly and quick to deliver the food. The torta wasn't bad, but it lacked that punch that the others have in the area. I think the meats were more like deli meats as opposed to authentic Mexican meats. The hot sauces were good, but that's what made the bland taste doable. I wish them the best and the food wasn't bad, but it doesn't keep up with the flavor of the competition.

Cochinita Pibil! Cochinita Pibil! I found it in Nashville!…read more For those who don't know that's a delicious Mexican dish made of a pig roasted in banana leaves. Pretty uncommon for Nashville though, so I was excited to find it here. Even though their name indicates good Tortas, their tacos are quite delicious and 99 cents. I've only been there once to try the cochinita pibil, but it was delicious, so if you haven't tried it before go check it out. Also just across from the Columbian truck (Empanadas Maria Isabel) if you want some more variety of Latino cuisine.

Some of my favorite bread is from Sourdough Co! They have a great selection of loaves as well as…read moreseasonal/rotating treats. And I love that everything from this bakery is organic! Cassie obviously cares a lot and the quality speaks for itself.

Saw this on Facebook, wanted to give it a try. Free delivery to my house! Tried the peach cinnamon…read morerolls and oh my goodness, I was in Heaven! Absolutely delicious! Feels good to support a local family business, and feels good to eat some delicious peach cinnamon rolls. Next up on my list to try is the lemon and the red velvet. This is worth every penny! If you haven't tried them, do yourself a favor...find them in Facebook and get yourself an order!

Perfect late night food after drinking! Printer's Alley is a whole vibe in itself and this spot…read morehits for sure. Kept it classic with mustard and relish. The locally made buns are great. Can definitely see myself here again on a future visit.

When a place calls itself "The Best Meat on the Street," you've got two choices:…read more Walk away. Or order a hot dog and find out. At nearly 2:00 in the morning, my wife and I chose Option B. Daddy's Dogs delivers exactly what you'd hope for from a late-night Nashville hot dog stand. The dogs are big, have a satisfying snap when you bite into them, and look good enough that you'll be tempted to take a picture before eating them. We both went with the New York Dog: mustard and sauerkraut. Simple. Classic. Delicious. And let's be honest, when it's pushing 2:00 AM, your dining options become a lot more limited. The fact that Daddy's Dogs is there serving hot food when much of the city has called it a night earns points all by itself. Now for the plot twist. By the time we got back to our hotel, both of us were dealing with stomachaches. Coincidence? Maybe. Bad luck? Possibly. The hot dogs tasted great going down, so I'm not ready to convict anyone based on one experience. Still, I can't completely ignore it either. So here's where I landed: Good food. Convenient location. Excellent late-night option. Questionable ending to the evening. Three stars. Because while the dogs were good, my stomach and I are still debating the final score.