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    4.3 (85 reviews)
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    Kale salad large
    Crystal H.

    I've expressed this so many times, but I hate how nowadays burgers and fries are separate orders. Their burgers are pretty overpriced for food truck food, ranging from $12-14. I guess that's pretty standard now? The mushroom burger was good though. Fries were pretty standard. The kale salad, a great idea, but too much dressing in my opinion.

    The Reuben
    Jeff A.

    Wow. I was a little skeptical at the pricing at this place, but it was great. $12 for a Reuben sandwich seemed odd. I also got $4 fries, so all in for $16 plus tax. Anyway, the fries were pretty average, but crispy, medium thickness. Solid. The Sandwich was amazing and rich. Describe as "Smoked Pork Belly, fried sauerkraut, cider aioli, and swiss cheese on rye." Bread - amazing, soft but crispy, buttery. Pork belly - thick, luxurious. Fries sauerkraut - a little unusual, maybe not crispy enough. Aioli - rich, very reubenesque. I think what the whole thing was missing was a break from the richness. Like, in a Reuben, you get a break from fresh sauerkraut. I think that's what they we're going for with the "cider", but I didn't get much vinegar from the whole thing - just smokey pork belly, heavy/buttery bread, and rich aioli. In any case, I'd definitely get it again - didn't need the fries, though. The sandwich was big! The price is totally justified.

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    Tammy E.

    There is always something new and enticing on the menu here that pairs well with the beverages offered at the counter adjacent to them! They don't have their own storefront, but rather are a stationary food truck of sorts located within Two Beers Brewery and taproom. I'm so glad they are here! Their unique take on food is refreshing and delightful - perfect for a weekend afternoon or sunny day whenever we get one! The people who work here are always nice and helpful and the food speaks for itself - keep up the great work!

    Bread and Circuses came to Chuck's Hop Shop.  Best. Lunch. Ever.
    Jill R.

    If you saw the line outside this truck and decided to look into Bread and Circuses yourself - good call! - those lines do not lie. My sandwich was epic. War of the Pig. The pork was incredible! (slow cooked?) and piled about a mile high on the softest roll in the world - perfect for soaking up the amazing sauce. It's topped with aioli, havarti and broccoli rabe too, which is a nice touch, making it super unique. The salmon rueben was JUST as good. House cured pastrami-style salmon with gruyere cream cheese and fennel sauerkraut. How did they come up with that? Let alone have it turn out so perfectly.. and delicious!? You may be thinking that with such innovative and impressive sandwiches, their desserts might not be the thing to go for here, but dang, that espresso stout brownie with himalayan sea salt is good enough on it's own to bring me back. Thanks guys for coming to Chuck's Hop Shop! The combination is a match made in heaven.

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    11 years ago

    Such great fusion food!!! So delicious and filling without making you feel like you ate a trashy grease bomb. Love. This. Truck.

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    This was one of two places I wanted to take my bestie to for some great food I've had during the…read morepeaks of the pandemic. Thankfully dine-in is back open again, so we got here on a Saturday morning around 11:20am to indoor seating that was nearly full and a small line that was forming at the front counter. Walls have a bunch of photo frames, and overall place felt very homely. They have a ton of Hawaiian style plates and even burgers and some seafood, though we and most others got the former to eat. I ordered their chicken and pork combo Hawaiian style plate, and my bestie got their chicken katsu Hawaiian style plate. Portions are huge for both plates and both also came with macaroni salad. They give you sooooo much meat no matter what you get. To go in slightly more detail: - Chicken and pork combo: both meats were flavored very well, and a little sweet too though pretty salty without using the rice as a palette cleanser. Chicken had more depth in its flavor; the pork's flavor was a little too much for my liking, and was slightly harder to chew. Both meats had some sauce hat went onto the rice itself. This didn't detract from my overall experience here, though. - Chicken katsu: we both agreed this was our favorite after exchanging pieces of each other's dish. The katsu is crispy and crunchy, and the chicken itself retained a lot of its juiciness. Katsu sauce on the side is honestly optional since the meat itself is already salty enough. This place does share extremely limited parking with Cakes of Paradise next door, so get here early or be prepared to drive around the area to find some. Just get here, it's a place you can't pass up when you hit up Georgetown!

    Kauai Family Restaurant is a true mom-and-pop spot with no-frills décor, big flavors, and a loyal…read morefollowing that proves how good the food is. Parking is scarce, so plan ahead and be patient. We came on a Wednesday and happened to score a parking spot right in front of the bakery. Once you arrive, get in line immediately--there will be one. The woman taking our order was incredibly peppy and friendly, even while juggling everything: taking in-person orders, answering phones, serving customers, and bagging food. Seriously impressive. All the seats were filled, so we ordered everything to-go. We got the famous crispy ginger chicken, spam musubi, and chicken long rice. I was hoping for oxtail soup and asked about it--she explained they only offer it on certain days and recommended calling early in the morning to check, then getting there quickly because it sells out fast. Can't wait to come back and try it. Back at the hotel, we feasted. The crispy ginger chicken is famous for a reason--so flavorful, perfectly crispy, and somehow even better the next day. The chicken long rice was packed with noodles directly in the soup (not separately) so the broth had mostly soaked into the noodles, but it was still deeply flavorful and comforting. The spam musubi leans on the sweeter side, which is great if that's your thing. Overall, this place is all about heart, hustle, and seriously satisfying Hawaiian comfort food. Come early, expect a line, plan for parking--and you'll be rewarded.

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