Dogs and Gyros are awesome. They even have a nice proprietary apricot sauce that's sweet and spicy…read more Make sure to get the sautéed onions.

I am a self proclaimed hot dog connoisseur and this was my first stop in Anchorage. Anchor Town…read moreDogs does not disappoint!! It's the perfect street cart hot dog joint. You have all the condiments your heart desires to chose from, including a soda and some chips. This is a quick lunch spot that makes, for folks like me who eat with their hands, the perfect meal.

Hot dog & sausage options are great! Very friendly people!…read more Recognize outdoor eating or take-out are only options.

What a fantastic place for a great meal. Super friendly customer service and very easy to talk to…read moreand ask questions about the menu offerings. We went with the Alaskan reindeer dog with all the fixings and the Hawaiian reindeer dogs with all of their fixings. Plus side of onion rings and garlic French fries. And lastly a delicious side of chili. Overall I have to saw WOW! The reindeer hotdog/sausage has a nice smoky flavor to it. Had a great casing to it and is very easy to eat. I enjoyed the slight heat on the Alaskan. Now I never had pineapple, chili, bacon and ham on a hot dog, and I'm glad I did! It was really an amazing treat I never had anywhere else. If you have been to New Orleans this place sort of reminds me Dat Dog. Which is also amazing. If you are here in the area as a tourist or a local you definitely need to check out the international house of hotdogs. Well worth the trip! Highly recommended!

I tried the food from this truck at Bear Paw this past Friday. The service was good, and the food…read morecame out promptly. I wish I could say the food was amazing, but it just wasn't very good at all. I found myself very disappointed with my choice in what truck to order dinner from as there were so many other options. It was edible, and I don't think it was made wrong it just lacked any flavor. The Mac & cheese barely had any cheese. The pulled pork was more the flavor of the bbq sauce than actually smoked pork. The peppers and onions on the reindeer dog were barely cooked. Nothing had seasoning on it. It was one of the most lackluster meals I've had in a long time. I tried feeding the Mac to my toddler so I could get something else, and even he wasn't having it. To add insult to injury both items were $10, which I felt was pretty pricey for the dog. The Mac I can understand a more expensive price tag because of the pulled pork, but portion size was still fairly tiny. Not sure if it was an off day or what, but I'm wary to give this truck another chance. If I did I would just order plain dogs, and add my own condiments.

Went to my bank and noticed this food truck outside. Got a $10 coupon to try the food and was…read moreexcited to get an almost free meal. Got the beefy boy with jalapeños, onions and bacon bits. He has an interesting selection of hot sauces so I loaded it down with black truffle hot sauce and yellow mustard. This was a great hot dog! I love the bun it was on, even though I don't think it was a traditional bun. The only thing I really wish most food trucks would have on their menus is a good old fashioned Chicago dog. Also, a lot of them need two types of relish sweet and dill. (My opinion) I'd definitely eat a hotdog here again.

Is this Anchorage's version of an LA dog? $8 for a piping hot Reindeer dog in 12F weather after…read moresome drinking had been had. The spicy reindeer sausage was indeed spicy but tasty. As for friendliness, not sure I can say that the guy was friendly. He was chatting with the guy (in another language) before me and I feel like they kept looking at me weird but they were the only dog stand around, so I just paid for my dog and left.

Excellent classic city food truck hot dogs. What makes these great is technique. The gal (Tia, I…read moreassume) grills the dogs and the bun to perfection so the greases are released to the surface of the dog just right. And if you like caramelized onions, you won't find better ones in the city. I am a person that generally despises hot dogs unless they are really fancy (a la International House of Hot Dogs, down the street). But on a sunny day, sometimes its nice to sit outside and people watch the tourists, sunbathe and eat a greasy dog buried in tasty toppings. Other than IHOH, you won't find a better dog in down. Bring your own seating, rain or shine, entertainment is free.

great place to grab a sausage…read more the vendor told us legally the sausage can contain a max of 10% reindeer, so you'll have to rein in your expectations of eating something gamey and wild. apparently you have to know someone who makes it themselves i had a plain reindeer sausage and it tasted like a smoked sausage youd get at the store. great, but nothing crazy

As they say, when in Rome, do as the Romans do. So ,when in Alaska, eat like one. One thing my…read morehusband wanted to try was reindeer sausage and Red Umbrella is one of the originals as there is now another one along the same block. We knew to look for the red umbrella and they were so friendly throwing us a shaka as we walked by. After getting a walk in first, we made sure to stop by for a reindeer sausage loaded with onions and a choice of condiments that you can add yourself, perfect to enjoy at the grass area nearby.

We stopped by this food truck while it was parked at Girdwood Brewing. Friendly and fast service…read moreand I loved that they had chicken cheesesteaks. The sandwich was a good price and huge - one sandwich and fries were enough for my wife and I to share lunch. The roll was soft and there was plenty of chicken. Fries were hot, salty, and crispy. It was fun to sit outside the food truck and eat on a sunny day.

The journey began when my son seen a picture of one of their sandwiches. As I was searching for…read moregood food open. Anyway I stumbled upon the Mammoth Cheesesteak. Come to find out it was a mobile food truck so I then checked their calendar for their location. Boom! We went to their location where they were going to be for a week. 4th of July, girdwood here we come. We planned it as a day trip and took the grandkids and my son and his fiance. It was worth the drive and the scenery getting there. Support local vendors everyone. I can't wait until they get their shop or restaurant hopefully here in Anchorage. I will locate them again soon.

Love trying out new food trucks especially when they're parked outside of breweries! Pikiniki has…read morequite the menu with a variety of different items. There's a little bbq, sandwiches and some Mexican inspired dishes. Definitely has a little bit of everything. Ordering was easy, and they even ask for your number so they can text you when the order is ready! Food was ready fairly quickly. Everything was really tasty! I enjoyed the pulled pork Sammy and loved the pineapple slaw for a bit of sweet. The carne asada fries were also good, but I wish they were more loaded. Pretty sparse order than what I'm used to getting at other restaurants. The bread that the tuna sandwich came on was so good, and the tuna salad had a great wasabi kick. This truck is perfect for a lunch or casual dinner! Their menu definitely pairs well with beer so I hope to see them parked at other breweries around town!

It's hard to describe the genre of food here…read more Ok, ok, fine. I'll take a crack at it: "Mexi-Euro-Amero-Fusion Streetfood". What does that mean? Uh...just look at the photo of the menu board I posted. Most things have a Mexican-influence, some do not. I got the "Brunch Quesadilla". It has: ham, bacon, eggs, and cheese. It was rich, hearty and delicious. And it only set me back $5.50! I had this early in the morning at the Spenard Farmer's Market. (which is a great scene, btw) If you can't make Spenard Farmer's Market, check out their FB for locations: https://www.facebook.com/PikinikiFoodTruck/

This food truck is definitely a popular one. I've tried to order food from them before, but either…read morethe line was an insane wait, or they were out of what I wanted. Finally they were parked in Eagle River outside of revive market on an afternoon. I knew it was my chance to beat the rush & I was right! They had all their options available. I ordered spicy beef piroshki, spicy chicken piroshki, beef piroshki & pelmeni. The piroshki were delicious! Served hot, and were a good sized portion. The pelmeni were also very tasty, but I wish they had better hot sauce options & didn't charge extra for sour cream. Overall the food is very good though a bit on the pricey side. It's cool to have a food truck in town that offers something different. It's definitely a popular truck so sometimes the lines are very long, and they do frequently sell out of items. A good place to try them is the Spenard food truck carnival on Thursday afternoons in the Koots parking lot. This is Russian comfort food at its finest!

This roaming food truck is in a league of its own. Their flavor dough made daily burst with flavor…read more The owners are so generous and kind. I love the borschts soup and of course the Piroshky.