Had our first visit to the truck on Tues. and was not disappointed. Had tacos and nachos todos…read more The soft shell tacos were good, I wish I had chosen more items for on it, as it was a little thin with my choices. The Nachos were great, definitely a meal alone. A nice large serving for $5. The young man that took our order was very nice and the order was done in a mater of minutes. I would suggest if you haven't tried them, do so soon. This is a nice change for the area and wish we would see maybe another food truck come along with different foods.

CASH ONLY! Delicious! Great BBQ (summer) and breakfast…read more(September-close) food truck located on Fairmount by KFC and the new ccb. Super friendly owner and staff, especially this morning. Lots of outdoor seating, a sink, food and drinks. They offer breakfast sandwiches, wraps, coffee, smoothies, oj, and hash browns. Combos available:) Monday-Friday 6:30am- 11am with walk up ordering or fast curb side service with a smile.

I had driven by many times, but this was first chance I got-got food with great anticipation-you…read moreknow, good ol' farmers barbecue! "No one ever went broke underestimating the intelligence of American public"--All smoke and mirrors-LIQUID SMOKE! not a real barbecue taste. Are they cooked over open fire/hot coals? Or in the oven? Boiled? didn't taste like real barbecue !! Where's the pit?

Had some of the pulled pork with coleslaw, and baked beans, it was very good. They came on down to…read morethe bluegrass festival.

I am not big on food trucks because I've never had a knock your socks off meal from one until…read moretonight! I walked my dog past this truck twice this week and was grabbed by how good it smelled. Went back and ordered a brisket dinner and a St Louis rib dinner to split with my husband. WOW!! This meal was 5 stars absolutely highly recommend. The baked beans and the Mac and cheese were far better than expected. Great guy in the truck and just a perfect experience. Can't wait to go back! He's often at the Mayville train station and Rock church down by Lakewood.

I know that Mercyhurst has the Culinary Cab, but as far as I know, Ernies is the only truly…read moreconsistent food truck in the Erie, PA scene. Of course, that's a shame, but lets hope that the presence of Ernies leads to more people taking the time to get the permits, figure out the logistics, and take this risk. Located on weekdays during work hours at Perry Square, Ernies is a small, locally-owned food truck that offers up Erie's own Smith hot dogs, Italian sausages, hamburgers, turkey burgers, cheesesteaks, steak wraps, BLTs, pulled pork sandwiches, and more. It's a safe menu, sure, but Ernies makes every meal fresh and made-to-order. This means that it takes a little longer (my Italian sausage with onions and peppers took probably 6-7 minutes), but being so fresh and at an extremely reasonable price of $4, it was well worth the wait - especially considering the guys behind the counter were personable and more than willing to chat with me while they were cooking, as it wasn't too busy. From out of town and need to get a fresh Smith's hot dog (aka the best hot dog on the planet)? Here's your chance. As much as I love Sara's for what it is, I've never liked that their dogs sit on the burners for way too long. Here, you don't have to worry about that. Support these guys. They're local... and if they do well, who knows? We could very well see some more of these pop up downtown (how about an El Canelo taco truck, a place with Lake Erie perch fish tacos, Erie pierogies and pepperoni balls, etc.?).

My family and I ate here for a birthday dinner. There were 8 of us. Most of our food was cold that…read morewe ordered. Especially the wings. The food was also heavily smoked almost too much. That's all you taste is smoke. I am aware that it's bbq and that the food would have been smoky but this is way too much. Even my father who is an avid meat smoker agreed. There were also 5 out of 8 who ended up with food poisoning. 10/10 not a good experience. Based off of the sickness alone I would not go back. My father called and left a detailed message just letting them know that 5 of us got sick. Last I knew he hadn't heard back from them. The item in common that us sick people had was the brisket.

Stopped by for lunch today. Had the 'Treehorn' - local Bello's cajun sausage and pulled pork on a…read moretoasted hoagie roll. It was served with chips and homemade pickle slices. Nice touch of the butcher paper. The sausage had great spice & smoke. The pulled pork was sort of an after thought as the sausage portion was good, the pork could have been a little more abundant. The décor is nice, with a hand-painted mural in the back room that tells the story of the Que/Dude. Several pieces of art/photography on the walls. I expect it to evolve . . . I enjoyed the sandwich enough that I got a pound of pulled pork to go (now in the freezer after a suitable sampling) one thing I like is that the pulled pork is just that. It comes with sauce on the side although. The smoke and flavor of this pork is excellent and did not require any sauce to be thoroughly enjoyed. I will be going back soon as there are sooo many items on their menu that I need to try. Which includes the ice cream!

We have quite a few good food truck options downtown now: the classic Ernie's, which has been there…read morea decade, the Que Abides, and now the Cluck Truck. I'd say there is plenty of room for all three. The owner served me the pulled pork sandwich, which she said they smoke themselves and make fresh every day. For $6, it was a good portion (with a side of mac salad) and indeed, it was super tender and really tasty pork, complemented by a soft, fresh, white roll. They are running on a generator currently, which I found odd, until I read on GoErie that the city is no longer letting food trucks pay fees to access city electric--which is complete bullshit if you ask me (but that's an argument for another place and day). I'll be back to try another sandwich too.

The food was pretty good, and the staff was very friendly, but I was disappointed that there were…read morenot more chicken options considering the name. (the company next door hired them for an event but they were still taking outside orders) As someone who doesn't eat red meat, I was excited to see them parked in the lot. Then the actual options that didn't include pork or beef were very few. The food that I did get was very tasty though. Kind of a toss up.

Ethan's cuisine is amazing! Gourmet burgers, Loaded Tots and Mac & Cheese to name a few items he…read moreserves. All of it is AMAZING!

AMAZING! Best grilled cheese ever. Creative menu and friendly staff! You won't regret hiring them…read morefor your next event.

One of the worst meals ever. I went on a tour to Jamestown, New York to celebrate the 75th year…read moreanniversary of I Love Lucy Show. One of our meals was catered by 3C's. First, we had to endure their film about their 30 years in business, how they do everything from scratch, etc. One of the worst experiences ever-first, only get water, tea, coffee-no soft drink. So-called buffet was beef in gravy, seasoned chicken, boiled potatoes, corn, and carrot cake. Everything was either under seasoned or seasoned in such a way that left a bad taste in your mouth. Carrot cake was less than average. That night, I got sick due to the beef I had eaten. The cooks from this company need to learn how to cook properly.

You know how you'll go to a wedding and the food is all right but not really all that special?…read more Those weddings weren't catered by 3C's. We didn't make things easy on them, requesting a good chunk of the menu to be made dairy-free yet we heard compliments on every dish. To be honest they were almost too good as folks kept going back for more instead of dancing! We love this family business that uses home-grown ingredients whenever possible and we'll be looking for their food truck at local events for a long time (we didn't use the food truck at our event but it's a fun surprise every time we see it out in the wild).

We decided to check out this food truck which was right In the parking lot of Kinzua Bridge. Even…read morethough I'm usually not fond of food trucks, this one was an exception. The staff was friendly, the food was affordable, and the location was very practical. We were amongst the last customers and was very fortunate that we got food and didn't have to look elsewhere. I ordered the elk Burger, which was good. The fries were delicious too. If you come to visit this area, I would highly recommend checking out this food truck. They also have a lot of picnic tables nearby to sit at and enjoy your meal.

This food truck appears to be fairly permanent on the opposite side of the parking lot from the…read moreinformation building at the Kinzua Bridge State Park in Pennsylvania near Bradford. They have a variety of food, beverages and icecream. It's a good place to stop and pick something up before or after walking out onto the Kinzua Bridge.

My friend and I stumbled in here while in Jamestown and not knowing where to go. Lucky for us!…read moreThe service was friendly and attentive. The food was way BETTER than expected and I would recommend this establishment! The only minor criticism I can make is what ever they use to clean the place sorta lingers in the air - so you get a great smell of tomato sauce and the scent of Fabulosa cleaner. All being said- I'd go back!

Service was the best thing, quick and precise. Wines are OK, no names attached…read more Husband's veal parm, veal was very overcooked. My broccoli and angel hair was okay, though I expected it to be more an oil sauce, it was a broth. Tasty but not elevated.