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Cravin’ Creole

4.0 (17 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Craving creole came by our apartments and had such a delicious menu!

Amazing authentic creole! It's so nice to have a unique taste close to home! My son enjoyed the food and kind of service we were given.

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It was delicious! My husband and I enjoyed the Shrimp Gumbo Each time I bit into the shimp and sausage, a loud "Mmmhh!" came out It's hard to find food for your soul and this is it.

 a bowl of fried rice and a cup of coffee

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6 years ago

Check these guys out at Tenaya Creek Brewery on Mondays. Shrimp etouffee was awesome!

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3 years ago

The food is so good!!!!! Everytime they're in centennial I make sure to place my order. Love the dirty rice and gumbo yaya!!!

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Ask the Community - Cravin’ Creole

Is there any entree that is gluten free here? Does this restaurant use a shared fryer for things like battered fish that would cross contaminate foods like gluten free french fries? I have Celiac disease and have to eat gluten free.

Where are yall located?

We’re a food truck so our locations change. Please check our website at cravincreole.com/calendar for schedules and locations for pop-ups. Thank you.

Where are the primary locations this truck is at?

We have our online calendar that updates weekly.

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The Spot to Eat - Pork Fries were delicious!

The Spot to Eat

4.7(10 reviews)
6.2 km•Southwest

Ok, maybe this is a case of relative expectations--I recently paid $12 for a hot dog(!), but wow,…read moreit is so refreshing to get a (good) food truck meal at food truck prices. I had a grilled chicken salad (technically, the sandwich but transferred to a bed of lettuce) with vinaigrette dressing. The chicken portion isn't huge but it's enough. And, everything was tasty. Customer service was also good. Just an all around enjoyable experience.

This is one of those "don't knock it till you try it" moments from me or whatever you want to call…read moreit. For months I've seen The Spot To Eat truck parked next to the VA office on Palms Airport Drive for almost every other day for lunch. I couldnt find any Yelp listings and never thought of looking on Facebook. Until today when something in the office smelt good and I couldn't figure where it was coming from. At the truck, its a trailer pulled around by a truck, all the pictures and descriptions just blew my mind, I was excited and upset that it took me so long to finally try it. I saw and even smelt their Buffalo Chicken Salad and I wanted one but held off. I started asking other's what their favorites were and went with Teriyaki Chicken Sandwich and Crack Fries. It was delicious on its own and only $7 ($6 for the sandwich and $1 if you add fries). It was a fried chicken with Teriyaki sauce, pineapple, tomato, lettuce, and wasabi mayo between a roll, I mixed up some deli mustard and sriracha and added to the sandwich. Did I have a smile on my face? Yes. Ordering fries on their own are $3 and ordering almost any sandwich or burgers are $6. Delicious looking gourmet burgers at a reasonable price. Their trailer has a TV with sound. I usually see them during lunch at the VA Office near the airport but follow them on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/thespottoeat and Twitter https://twitter.com/TheSpotToEat to see all their pictures, menu, and where there going to be. You wont be disappointed.

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Oming’s Kitchen - Pork Belly Combo

Oming’s Kitchen

4.1(611 reviews)
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Oming's Kitchen made me feel like I was back home in Florida enjoying my mom's home-cooked meals…read more This casual restaurant offers Filipino comfort food while also giving top tier service. Upon arrival the lady at the front was so friendly and very attentive to our needs. I don't know how to cook Filipino food at home, so I'm always looking for spots to help when I'm having those cravings. This place did not disappoint. I ordered the Sinugba Chicken and my husband ordered the Adobo Beef. We definitely upgraded our plates with the lumpia and the pancit because if you know, you know. Our meals were prepared fresh and our to-go boxes were filled to the rim. All of the meats had a delicious flavor but the beef was just a tad bit overcooked. The lumpia and pancit were definitely our favorite parts of the meal. Perfectly cooked, savory, and satisfying!

What started out as a food truck known for its grilled pork bowl (inihaw) and spring rolls (lumpia)…read moreexpanding to a brick and mortar store with multiple locations is testament of this restaurant's popularity. It is nice to see a lot of additions to their menu including breakfast items (silog) and beef soup (nilaga). Both the pork belly bowl combo and tapsilog (beef) were really good. Their halo-halo (shaved ice dessert) was just okay and didn't have that many ingredients. Prices are also pretty reasonable. The restaurant is clean and spacious with counter ordering. Service was okay although it was a bit of a turn-off that the Filipino lady working at the counter continued to speak in English to customers even though they were talking to her in Tagalog. And we could clearly tell she spoke Tagalog.

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