Crave cafe was amazing! The restaurant was easy to find, once on the campus we simply followed the…read moresigns to parking area and walked down a few steps into the cafe. We were greeted immediately by a friendly cashier who explained everything on the menu including the daily soups, desserts, and drinks. I tried the Crave club with pasta salad and my spouse tried the Crave burger with fries which is new. All the food was fresh, high-quality and very tasty! I am a club sandwich connoisseur and Crave Club is my new favorite!! The burger came on a potato bun with all the fixings and the fries are slightly seasoned, it was like a homemade burger made by mom (which my spouse highly favors). Lastly, the place was cozy with cute farmhouse decor and it was SO clean. I even made about how good it smelled and how clean everything looked! We can't wait to come back again!

We tried several items from the food truck while attending Shakespeare at Central Park…read more Lines were long as only one guy was manning the order taking, the register, and the grill for almost an hour before another person showed up to assist. Menu is limited and more Tex Mex than what we'd anticipated from a prior visit to the brick and mortar location in the past. Food was okay (photo attached), but not anything that prompts me to do a repeat visit. Giving an extra star because they gave me a free bottle of water since it wasn't cold. Nice people!

The food is made to order, hot and fresh. The ambiance is food truck lol service is blah, they…read morespeak little English they do not greet you or smile lol But it's a food truck, so I definitely get it.

first time ever coming here. i live in atlanta, georgia.. visiting louisville. we got the tlayuda…read moreoaxaqueña, fiesta nachos, street elote, and medium horchata. everything was delicious

I had the opportunity to try some vegan while in town. The V-Grits truck was parked outside Great…read moreFlood Brewing Company for their first ever vegan fish fry. Let me say I am impressed with the food and options available for selection. I purchased the po'boy and crab mac-n-cheese. I immediately fell in love with the crab mac. The crab cake with crunchy bits were delcious. The mac-n-cheese was smooth and creamy. As for my fish po'boy I love the different flavors of spices with each and every bite. My favorite aspect of this sandwich was the pretzel bun. Crazy huh, with all of the ingredients I was a bit concerned if I would have a soggy bun with my to-go order. There were a few things that you should keep in mind. At they moment they are not equipped for to-go orders. My food was covered in foil. They had clam chowder on the menu and they were covering the bowls with foil. Once I saw that I did not order the clam chowder, really no lids for the bowls. Some people had foil blowing right off their food as they grabbed their orders. Finally, it is hard to track the food truck around town. I have been in town for a few days and it is hard to find them if they do not post on social media.

There is voodoo in this food -- the most delicious kind of voodoo…read more Somehow Kristina with V-GRITS makes vegan food that tastes AMAZING. Now, I know that "vegan" doesn't necessarily equate to "bland and flavorless." But V-GRITS revels in making what should be a carnivorous dish deliciously meat and dairy free. I mean, V-GRITS makes one mean hot brown. This is a dish normally comprised of an open-face turkey sandwich with bacon and a cream-filled Mornay sauce. This is the antithesis of vegan. But, with a little witchcraft and some gastronomic know-how, V-GRITS pulls this off. And this omnivore would eat it any day and put it up against any of the other hot browns in town. Another great dish is the Loaded Mac And Cheese. Be warned: This is some spicy mac, but it's so good. It is a heaping helping of creamy mac and cheese topped with BBQ, "Classy Sassy sauce," parsley, and "bacon." And it's vegan. Crazy, I know. Kristina's truck has definitely made a big impact on the local food truck scene. I also love the story behind how it came about: Kristina chose to use her winnings from "Cutthroat Kitchen" -- she's the first vegan winner, BTW -- to make it happen. Love it! V-GRITS does so much right. I get excited whenever I see its orange truck at events!

We tried this food truck at the Central Park spot while attending the U of L Percussion Band…read moreperformance in early summer. Service staff were friendly and very fast from the time of our orders to when they called our names. We each chose a different flavor of chicken bowl. I tried the drunken chicken which was cooked with tomatoes and beer and served over a generous bed of white rice. I had a bit of indigestion afterwards, but it truly may have been me versus the tomatoes. We also ordered a prepackaged Kizito chocolate chip cookie, which made for some happy patrons. I would be willing to try another chicken bowl flavor version in the future before I retreat.

Terrible experience!! The picture explains it all!! Supposedly a buffalo chicken bowl, not even…read moreclose to what is advertised!

I had the opportunity to try Cookie Dough Bliss a couple months ago when they came to my apartment…read morecomplex. The scoops are generous portions and the cookie dough was amazing! Sometimes safe-to-ear cookie dough is hard to eat because it becomes too solid, but this was the perfect consistency. The flavors were on point as well! If I remember correctly, we ordered cake batter and a double chocolate. 10/10 would get again!!

The chocolate chip cookie dough and mint chocolate chip cookie dough were super good. Very good…read morescoop portions and the employees were awesome. They only thing I would change is the wooden spoons! Doesn't go well with the texture or flavor of the cookie dough.

English: I went to…read moretry Mr. G-pleta's food since there isn't anywhere to get authentic Puerto Rican food in Louisville. I've been inviting all my friends since i heard this food-truck was going to open. I decided to go by myself first to make sure they were the real deal and let me tell you that my expectations were surpassed by a lot! I was born and raised on the Island (Puerto Rico) so believe me I know what I'm talking about. Stopping at Mr. G-Pleta is a MUST if you're in the area. The food was delicious; the bread was soft and sweet-ish (just like sobao bread on the island), the pork was seasoned to perfection, and the piña colada was the final refreshing touch. If you're Puerto Rican, stop here to feel at home, and if you are American, give Puerto Rican gastronomy a try! You will not regret it! Spanish: Vine a probar la comida de Mr. G-pleta ya que en esta area de Kentucky para mi conocimiento no hay otros lugares en donde conseguir comida puertorriqueña autentica. Me he pasado invitando a todos mis amigos pero primero quise ir sola para asegurarme de que realmente fueran buenos y dejenme decirles que mis expectativas fueron sobrepasadas y por mucho. Fui nacida y criada en la Isla (Puerto Rico) so creanme que se de lo que hablo. Este foodtruck es una parada necesaria si andas por el area, no te vas a arrepentir. La comida estaba riquísima, el pan estaba suavecito y dulzón (igualito al pan sobao en la isla) el pernil estaba sazonado a la perfección, y la piña colada fue el toque final refrescante. Si eres boricua, date la vuelta para que te sientas en casa, y si eres Americano, atrevete a probar la gastronomia puertorriqueña que no te vas a arrepentir!

Delicious food you won't find anywhere else locally! We highly recommend the tripleta, but you…read morewon't go wrong with anything you order. Excellent addition to the Louisville food scene.

This food truck visited our neighborhood tonight, and we ordered way too much food. I have a bad…read morehabit with food trucks because I am not sure I'll get to enjoy them any time soon. I appreciated they sent out a snapshot of their menu early on. I got a strawberry french toast crepe. It was thick, closer to pancake consistency with syrup soaked in and fresh strawberries on top. I was expecting something lighter but this was very filling. I also got a breakfast crepe with bacon. It was stuffed with eggs, cheese and fresh spinach. The bacon was crumbled and they gave us a ton of it. Depending on your hunger level you might split them into two meals or share. Along with a bottled water I got a Dole pineapple whip. Pineapple juice, bits of pineapple and vanilla sorbet. Really good, not overly sweet because the gelato calms it down but it warmed up about midway through and needed ice or to be chilled. Drink fast! Overall I highly recommend a savory crepe. Huge, filling and not heavily breaded as compared to my strawberry crepe.

My family and I ordered from this food truck when it was stopped in our neighborhood. When we got…read morethere, we were the first ones in line, and it did take quite a while for our crepes to be made... I'm the furthest thing from an expert on crepes so I'm not 100% sure how long it takes to cook a crepe, plus we got 4 crepes, so maybe that's why? Either way, it was well worth the wait! The crepes were AWESOME! The savory crepes were delicious, but of course, I thought the sweet crepe we had (strawberry french toast crepe) was outstanding! I will definitely hit up this food truck if I ever get the chance to!