There great great food great service my son orders couple times a week we love it may be spicey but…read moreu can't stop eating it and tthe people are amazing

They sell out and close early... because the food is fantastic, authentic, and inexpensive!…read more Go early, you wont be disappointed.

Look for LuckyLunch food truck at a festival or other event near you! They make fresh and delicious…read morewraps, salads, dips, and smoothies. They are also available for catering. Follow LuckyLunch on Facebook to see where their next stop is, you might get lucky!

I have been following Eli's Eats in the Streets for years on Facebook. My boyfriend and I went for…read morea run near the Chrysler Beach in Marysville and Eli's was at the beach. What a great finish to a really crappy run! The owner Gary is very personable and top notch! The food is incredible and very reasonably priced! He truly cares about high quality food and the environment. His menu charges and he keeps a few items at a time. You most get the tallow fries though! Sliders were the best around- nicely toasted bun too! Can't wait to have Eli's again!!

Delicious food made with care. The service is quick and friendly. Always some good options. He…read morechanges it up frequently so you get a good variety of different plates. All the food is made with intent to deliver a premium quality plate for an affordable price. Don't sleep on this one. When you see the trailer; trust me and pull up to try some good food.

This is bar none the best place to get fries at the bridge…read more So they aren't in a truck? Who cares! They have a nice building with a great location and air conditioning! Great service and the food omg fantastic! Best fries period! Try the fries, try the veggie burgers, try the fried pickles (omg amazing amazing amazing) I just can't say enough good about this place! They should be open year round!

The poutine will keep you warm on a cold day. This spunky little trailer serves up hot fries, hot…read moregravy, and hot melted shredded cheese (no curds, sorry) in a well-insulated styrofoam pint cup; exactly what you need to sit and watch the ships go by. The hot dogs and sausages looked soled, but who can pass up poutine? Maybe I'll try the dogs on my next pass through. Beverage selection (non-alcoholic) looked fairly reasonable, and there are chips and candy --- but again, you gotta have your priorities. The woman running the place was delightful. What else can I say?

We got Mad Taco today for lunch. I appreciate that they have a vegetarian option for sure! The…read moreburrito was delicious, everyone in the office was quite happy with the experience. Is this high quality, well yes, but is it gourmet? Not it's a Taco truck after all. Is it satisfying though? Absolutely and worth it, especially if you're in that end of town! Give them a try to judge for yourself but I would wager it's unlikely you would be disappointed. PS The chips are amazing!

This morning I finished an amazing yoga class down the road and stopped by for the Electric Company…read morefor a coffee to marinate my Saturday. Lo and behold a beacon of cheese was in the lot. I couldn't avert my eyes. The hypnotic yellow shack on wheels. Waiting in the coffee line dare I read the menu- breakfast sandwiches appear- a ham, a bacon. Something with Jalapeños, is that a Texas toast- The Big Momma had me at Texas- the rose of sandwich breads called me. Plan made. Order coffee, pay, run to Cheese wagon, back for coffee, back for sandwich. I can do this... Small chat ensued, grilling occurred and a successful acquisition of a Big Momma in my hand is a white paper sandwich bag holding it safe. A dash to the car between rain drops. Heaven- Texas Toast, egg, ample bacon, American cheese- 2 slices ( I don't normally choose American) it worked today. Maybe it was the overcast day, the yellow beacon, the gravel parking lot or the reward after a great yoga class, but the wagon and I have merged- We were one in the cheese. God safe the neighborhood the cheese wagon is here! Stop on by so that u can keep having mornings like these. Keep a small business on wheels here in mid town, PoHo I love it!

The Cheese Wagon was supposed to be at our softball tournament today. They no showed and that left…read moreno concessions for the players & their families. I found this to be a huge disappointment. I wouldn't rely on this company to be the only food truck booked for an event.

Quoth the Raven "Evermore!"…read more Has an accessible entrance, flat flooring, and a wheelchair-accessible restroom. Unfortunately, due to the historic nature of the building, the upstairs seating area is only accessible by stairs. Quaint, charming café that serves lunchtime treats, coffee, and pastries. The hot cocoa is divine! I really like the literary/"dark academia" vibes and decor, as well as the many cute birdie knick-knacks roosting about the space. Service was friendly and unrushed, I felt free to linger and enjoy at my leisure. I will make it a point to stop in here whenever I pass through Port Huron! I dropped in during the week and there was zero-wait for a table, although I imagine the place probably bustles on weekends!

Maybe it was an off day…read more.. A few of us drove over from Metro Detroit as this has been on my list to try. It's a cute place with a cool theme and is likely great for neighborhood folks who have their regular orders and stop in since it's close. Cons: I felt the place could have used a detailed cleaning. They brought out my friend's salad with *completely brown/gray avocado* on it. And when I say completely gray, I mean completely. Why it left the kitchen and made it to the table is a mystery. We addressed it with the server. Server was nice, but seemed perhaps not as informed about details of menu and drinks. I ordered the peanut butter mocha, but tasted no PB at all. I drank it all - it wasn't that big of a deal, but I agree with other reviews; iced coffee drinks are a touch weak. Pros: Staff was friendly. Cozy atmosphere. Nice size menu. Rest of what we all ordered was good.