I love a good burger and ran across the food truck business at the Green Acres event food truck and…read moreentertainment venue. I loved the OG burger and especially loved the bag of blue potato chips with which they accompany the burger. Service was quick and friendly. If I go back to Green acres as performer or attendee I probably will make a visit to Sear for another bite.

This place has been on my list for a bit of time to be checking out, but I feel it was a flop…read morecompared to the hype. I was not too impressed with this place. We went to check it out at the green acres and we're charged 19 bucks for the burger and if you look at some of their advertising pictures, the burgers look pretty big. But when we actually got it, it wasn't that much food. My partner and I finished it within a matter of a few bites. Overall, the flavor was decent, but I think the claim about them being the number one burger in the area is definitely overhyped. The patties were much smaller and they give you a small bag of chips to go with it. Although the burger was decent, I feel like the quality and the price point did not meet the value of it. It is at the Greenacres location so if you get to have a burger there you can enjoy the music that's in the area or choose from other options. Because we weren't too satisfied from the volume of the food we ended up having to get food from another food truck. Wouldn't be my first pick out of all the options there.

Swung by for dinner on a Tuesday evening and it was relatively slow. There's plenty of outdoor…read moreseating and good amount of parking near to the food truck, which was nice. The prices on the menu weren't updated, so I wasn't sure how much anything costed - it just showed as "88.88" on every item. We ordered a taco combo, birria burrito, and a Mexican coke which came out to ~$27. We ended up waiting close to 40 minutes for ours to come out. Unfortunately, the hype fell short for us. The salsa cups were barely half full, and mostly more spice than flavor. The tortillas on the tacos and burrito weren't toasted - they fell apart while we holding them. The birria burrito came with a consommé that was great, but the burrito itself was wrapped poorly. The meats in each of the items were fine, but not as great as the reviews praised them to be. Perhaps we got them on a bad day? All in all, it's an okay taco truck.

Very great guys to talk to, excellent birria tacos! It's a really great outdoor seating arrangement…read morein the spring and summer in nice weather too.

We only ate their food via delivery so I can't comment on the staff or restaurant ambiance. But…read morefrom what we ordered, the best brisket ever. Their baby back ribs are perfect too. They do have a spicier dry rub on them but their two BBQ sauces we used on them - one a more mustardy type and the other more traditional - balanced out their flavor. Their baked beans are the absolute best. We thought the coleslaw could be a tad sweeter, but that's a personal preference. The price for two, even without the delivery tip was on the pricier side.

You've got a returning customer, my friend. Had the platter this time. Your staff were friendly and…read morefast. The food was outstanding. This time we were given a new mustardy sauce that wasn't present last time. It's my favorite - I hope you keep it!

Atomic Pops This Treasure Valley food truck sells…read moresmall-batch gourmet popsicles, including several non-dairy options. Atomic Pops uses high-quality ingredients,organic fruits and no artificial colors. On 9/7/19, I and MH tried the Key Lime Pie and a seasonal Peaches and Cream that uses Emmett peaches. Hands down, the Key Lime Pie was the best key lime flavored item I've ever had, including all of the key lime pies I've tried over the years. If you even think you might enjoy this flavor, you must give it a try. By comparison, the Peaches and Cream was less creamy and much more subtle in flavor. I love fresh peaches but unless you have a tree of your own, It is very difficult to find peaches that have not been picked before they are ripe. Peaches will continue to ripen once they have been picked, but the end result will never be as good as if they had been left on the tree to ripen. Given that, I think I am much more likely to enjoy Atomic Pop's other flavors. Atomic Pops also offers "Pup" sicles for $1 for your four-legged family members. Please note that although Atomic Pop's popsicles are $5 during Art in the Park, the are normally priced at $3.50 each. Atomic Pops does a great job of posting their schedule on the free app, StreetFoodFinder.I also encourage you to check out their Instagram page, which will give you a sense of all of the wonderful flavors that await you. Highly Recommended!!!

The best tacos I've ever had. I had lunch here today, and everything was perfect: the service, the…read moreatmosphere, and, most importantly, the food. It was a fantastic experience, and I'll definitely be coming back!

We are regulars now. We've had a few different servers now. This was our second visit with Gavin…read moreand the difference is that he listens intently. You can't find that anywhere these days. You can tell when we is at work, he does it with his whole heart. We love the queso and quac! My kids especially love the queso and quac! It's such a relaxing environment and in the heart of downtown.

Super sweet father-son food truck that makes some tasty food! We got the meat + chicken plate and a…read morebeef shawarma wrap. The food was seasoned well and you get a ton of food in each plate. I think the food truck works really well for them and is easier than a full restaurant setup. They have a small seating area off to the side with two picnic tables, but it's also just super convenient to take your food to go. Our food did take a little while to prepare, but there was only one guy working at the time so it's understandable.

This place is great. The food was amazing and they were really friendly. This is my new favorite…read moreplace to get food in Boise. Check it out! You won't be disappointed.

Amazing Delicious Over the Top. I've been to the East Coast…read moreto the West Coast. Rib tasting. Appsolultly The Best Ribs Ever. The Rib Ends are my favorite. I'm ordering the for my birthday party. The owners excel in Over the Top Service kindness and personal humor. The ambiance is perfect. A true western feel. Thank you very much.

I feel compelled to update my review. For probably the last six or seven years, I would say the…read morequality of the flavor has gone downhill. I will also say the hours are until 8 PM but several times they have turned away to go orders starting at 4 PM. I don't understand the difference between offering someone to dine in or to go. If it's a small order, I could just put the food in it to go box myself at the table..... if there's a reason they're not taking to go orders they need to state what it is. About the flavor difference I don't know the potatoes taste different. The burnt ends taste different. The brisket taste different. They have also made several menu changes and changes to how they advertise in the actual brick-and-mortar location. With all these changes over the last six years, it just does not feel or taste like the same restaurant. And I'm turned off by the refusal of to go orders. I would much rather drive down the street to the other barbecue location.

Wow! This was sooo delicious…read more Had the birria quesadilla this week. It was loaded with tender beef, and perfectly melted cheese. A cup of tasty sauce and jalapeño slices on the side make for a delightful meal at a Boise Neighborhood Concert in the Park. The only knock - spendy.

The truck is currently parked at Art in the Park. Just a half a dozen items on their menu; however,…read more looking quite stellar. Just finished the coconut curry noodles. Ample portion for the price. Flavors were spot on, deep , rich with a nice hint of spice. What a great way to start the day. (Sorry, no pics, I inhale the soup right after the first taste. )

Kanak Express food truck, Sunday July 13th lunchtime at Green Acres Boise…read moreBeen awhile since I had visited Kanak Attack, the food truck started up in 2009 and the business model now includes a mobile group that supports fire fighter activities, as well as a permanent catering division at Lake Harbor with a restaurant. As with any food truck, some of the hardest part of finding them is knowing where to look. I've had the best luck by following Kanak on Instagram, but you can also look up Green Acres by Shoreline Drive on Pioneer street (new location) to see the multiple trucks scheduled that week. Another source I use a lot is the Treasure Valley Food Truck Finder (formerly Boise Food Trucks) on Facebook. Like most food trucks that feature proteins, the prices have jumped up in the last two-three years. A salad with protein is the best bet for bargain hunters at $10, or the three tacos (see menu photo) but I have found that getting the twenty dollar "Two Entree Plate Lunch" works out pretty good as it's usually enough for one meal immediately and another reheated in the microwave (rice) and air fryer (meat). The plate lunch includes a) choose a rice, b) choose a salad and c) choose a protein. My favorites are the Kalua Pig, which is smoky, shredded pork that is juicy, not overly fatty, but maybe to salty for some. I saved most of this and made enchiladas the next day at home. Teriyaki chicken is the same price, add a $1 for the Katsu Chicken which was juicy and crispy with the breaded fried exterior and includes a dipping sauce that's a little sweet and addictive, it's so good. Used to plain macaroni salad? Hawaiian style is a little different, but delicious and is usually the first side I finish. If you are a first timer, don't be afraid to ask for help figuring out what to order, the crew usually takes the time to answer questions and guide you. The menu is pretty well organized into sections.

This is a real good Food Truck. My wife and I had it today at the Green Acres Food Truck Park, in…read moreBoise. I got the tacos; one was Katsu Chicken, and it was to die for. I had two other tacos that were Brisket. Delicious, fresh, absolutely good. My wife had a bowl of chicken and slaw. That was so fresh and delicious as well. The staff is so nice. Worth eating here if you are at the Green Acres Food truck park.

I was over in the area today for lunch and happened to see this joint right across the street…read more Negranti has been on my to go list so this was perfect timing! I crossed the intersection from Pig Latin and was there in less than a minute. Pulling up, the shop had a bunch of seating outside. I adore the picnic tables with the big umbrellas. I can imagine having a nice scoop of ice cream, sitting under the big umbrellas and enjoying the vibe. Walking into the shop, it's very bright and simple. Bright white walls, simple shelves with merch and goodies for sale. A very classic and clean venue. I love the big black and white menu boards. I appreciate when a venue can be beautifully classic. I stopped in for coffee today. Ice cream will have to be another adventure here. I ordered my usual drink today. An iced americano with sugar free vanilla and room for cream. I feel like it's a good basic drink to get at every coffee joint to be a baseline of how they make their coffee. I wanted a 12oz but 16oz is how they serve their small iced beverages so I went with it. The sweet gal got my drink started and I checked out the merch. I love the all mugs available. I have too many mugs at home. There was a cute white mug with little red hearts all over it! My husband would not be happy if I brought home another mug but man it was so tempting. There were unique bottled sodas and packaged ice cream that you can take with you. The root beer is a must try next time too besides the ice cream. The bottle makes me feel like that for beer is going to be out of this world good. My coffee was ready and I headed out to one of the picnic tables outside to chill at and enjoy my drink. September weather was perfect today. sunny and not too hot. Well, I really wanted to enjoy my drink. Unfortunately, it was really watered down. The drink itself was very light and opaque. From the flavoring of the espresso and vanilla, it was hardly there. There was no richness of the half and half, no bitterness of the espresso. It was quite a disappointing drink. I tried to drink a much as I could but I couldn't drink any more of it. I drank about a fourth of it. I don't know if the gal working needs a little more training on the espresso machine and how drinks are made but it wouldn't be a bad idea since this joint promotes itself as a coffee shop. The shop itself is great! The reviews on the ice cream are all the same, delicious. But the few coffee reviews are on the same page as me, disappointing. I'm happy I got to mark this cute spot off my to go list today. I do look forward to coming back for ice cream and bottled root beer.

So I heard from other sources that this place has great coffee and so I wanted to try it but upon…read morearriving, I realized this is more of an ice cream place, however they do serve coffee. I ordered a cappuccino. Maybe their ice cream is good but the cappuccino was a hot foamy cup of milk with a slight flavor of espresso, not my idea of a cappuccino.. I'll make sure to come back and try their ice cream.