I've purchased food from the Red Wagon on several occasions. The staff is always friendly and the…read morefood is amazing! I'm always reminding myself to order "two" the next time.

Wow Great smoked meats!!…read moreRandy Gregory was the best! Took care of us like we were long lost cousins! We are from Arizona and we WILL be back

Walked in for carry out. Randy and his crew were fantastic. Try the brisket chili, smoked Mac and…read morecoleslaw.

Aromas Durango catered a corporate event for us and couldn't have been better. They were so easy to…read morework with, set up early, and the food was amazing. We can't wait to work with them again.

best taco truck ever, family is super sweet and very friendly. Service is 10/10 and this is ny…read morefamily's go to.

SUPER local food truck and proud of it! I bookmarked their page a while back, and it's actually…read morequite interesting. I'm not vegan or vegetarian in the least, but I've bought my lunch from them on more than one occasion. And it was good for that. Fortunately for me, I worked on campus, so when I got out of class, I'd make a short detour to where it was parked next to RAWL (one of their stops at the time), and pick up up something to eat. At that time, it tended to be the the grilled cheese and tater tots. Actually, it's hard for me to write anything about their food because they're so good about changing up their menu and having new things. They're really big on creativity and using local ingredients. For example, they got a boatload of millet sometime back and start asking around what people thought they should make from it to sell. Said webpage will also tell you their schedule, menus, and whatnot. Overall, it's typically American comfort food, but I've seen items with the occasional Mexican or Italian or Greek influence. Great prices, fun, and carefully thought out dishes. Prepare yourself to wait for a bit after ordering. Staff are super friendly and open about any questions you have about the food. In general, they tend to be very responsive about feedback and ideas you may have. Mostly though, VIEW THEIR WEBSITE (as provided above). They provide the menu for each event on Facebook, announce special events and where they're going to be on Twitter, and their website (emtfoodtruck.com) has a calendar summarizing where they'll be and what kind of weather that day will be having. Speaking as someone who had dropped by one day without realizing that it was going to rain? This is very convenient. Like a number of noteworthy local restaurants, there are a number of local food trucks that you'll find at pretty much every big local event (festivals and such). This is one of them. If they're in your area, I'd highly recommend you to try it at least once.

Not for us, I eat mostly vegan food and was expecting better flavor. The beyond burger was just…read moreordinary and the Triole M was so dry. Was not able to eat it all. Flavorless. The Mac n cheese bites were amazing though! The fries we ordered were ok but it did not have any garlic-pepper seasoning. We actually went out to our car to get salt just to add some flavor to our food. Would try again but choose something else to try.

What a fun food truck! The proprietor picked a great place to park - right next to the Pipe Creek…read moreMerchandise antique shop, itself a real treat - and to produce a fun menu highlighting Philly cheese steak (he's from Philly), cheesy tenderloin, and my favorite combo, Jamaican beef patties with fried plantains. Although it wasn't available when we ate there, they also make their own donuts (in a food truck!). Peru seems to attract "labor of love" little establishments like this, and this is a gem. He's even arranged with the antique shop to let his customers eat inside at a table, so don't let the cold weather scare you away from a real treat.

Ur missing out on this Gem baby your getting a chef basically giving u the most cheapest largest…read moreproportioned food GtfaHereee this guy is so polite and your food is fresh made to order u ain't had nothing tell u have tried this delicious tasting food go big or go home.

Recommended to go to this small food truck-like pizza stone fire pizza. Amazing pizza and also…read moretheir dessert pizza. So worth the drive and the line. I wish I took a phot of my pizza but I ate it too quick before I remembered.

Had their pizza at the Quarter Horse Congress because everyone talked how great it was in previous…read moreyears. I was terribly disappointed. First I was a little taken aback when I was charged extra for a to-go box, which I feel like the majority of people would get it to go as they are walking around and heading back to arenas. Second, this was definitely store bought crust and prepackaged store bought ham. As someone who has worked on our local wood fired pizza truck, I can see a clear difference. It tasted like bland crust with spaghetti sauce and some toppings. Not worth the $20+ I paid.

Their tacos are PHENOMENAL!! The flour tortilla was soft yet crunchy and simply amazing all over…read more All the ingredients just made their tacos perfection. I would recommend them for anyone that runs by them. Next time I look forward to trying their nachos.

Very pleasant experience all the way around,staff were almost entertaining but the smoked bourbon…read morebbq apple and smoked chicken jalapeno cream cheese were exceptional in flavor and portion .Were almost too much. My lady couldn't finish hers and I couldn't after finishing mine!!! Will be looking at their schedule to locate them because it taste like MORE!!!

Second visit here downtown South Bend. Tuesday's and Thursday's right in front of the Morris from…read more11a-2p. Support the local business and get a hot dog, it is worth every bite. Tried the parmesan fries for the first time this visit and not disappointing at all. Friendly staff, remembered us from our last visit. We brought friends this time to get in on the greatness.

Short version: friendly service, delicious (and possibly bizarre) food! So good, this deserved to…read morebe my first yelp review! My story: When I was visiting Vancouver, Canada, there was a street vendor who served "Japanese hot dogs". They were quite scrumptious, and I was jealous that the city residents could have these fancy dogs anytime they pleased. I am jelly no more. While touring the Wellfield Botanical Gardens during their special "Tulips and Tunes" festival, the Wiener Shack made their presence known. I stopped by their booth to grab a drink (a bottle of Boylan birch beer), and decided to return. Upon coming back, I tried the "Vortex". Ahh, the Vortex. What a fantastic adventure of a hot dog. Take a delightfully seasoned hot dog, add Sargento's provolone cheese, grilled onions, a dash of some raspberry something-or-other sauce, and pack it all into... a glazed twist doughnut. I know what you're thinking: WTF. Well, I guarantee you that it was most delicious. Also, the guy and lady who was running the stand were very friendly and helped me with recommendations. And I can't believe that this is right here in Goshen. I WILL be checking out their storefront sometime.

Had motor mouth at a golf outing and wow was I happy. It hit the spot. Mac n cheese and a pulled…read morepork sandwich cooked the perfection. Sadly there was no extra sauce to throw all over it which would have been chefs kiss but still top notch bbq!

I had the Boss Hogg, pulled pork sandwich. It was so messy, yet delicious! SO glad he handed me a…read morefork with my chips! haha. I ate what had fallen out of the toasted brioche bun with the fork. The pulled pork by itself was spot on, no fake hickory smoke flavoring. Cole slaw - vinegar based - best for a 90* day - had a peppery bite to it I couldn't quite identify. It worked so well with the pulled pork and sauce. A#1 sandwich. I would definitely go back, and be undecided whether to try something else or get the same thing. The only reason I didn't give all 5 stars was the wait time. I had to chow it down fast to get back to work - 1 hour lunch. They were working hard, I don't know how they could improve that.