This place is iconic and a must go when in Baltimore. Prices are around $11 which includes a drink…read more They still only accept cash. The food is fresh and delicious. Parking is limited on this street. I stopped by early Friday morning around 10 am and the food was ready. If you want quality halal this is the go to cart.

Took a trip downtown for a quick lunch in between work meetings. Stumbled on this cute food truck…read moreright the heart downtown. My food was fresh and hot service was kind. Parking is a little dicey, but it shouldn't take you more than seven minutes to get your food so you should be able to find a quick spot. Highly recommended I'll definitely be back.

Where is Gary!?!? My sister would come from TX for his burgers. Yes, they were that good. I not…read moreonly miss the food but him as well. He's a great person. I hope he's still out there cooking. Truly gifted.

I pride myself on making pretty great turkey burgers guys but NO. BURGER. EVER. Holds a candle to…read morethese. Not a beef burger... Not a salmon burger... Not a Bison burger.... Not a lamb burger... Not a chicken burger... Not a.... Well, you get where I'm goin with these. EVERY time they are grilled fresh in front of you. Every time they are HUGE. They're always perfectly cooked through while remaining sooooo juicy and so flavorful and while not a lot of things will get me out of bed super early to drive across town, these burgers are what I dream about and look forward to during the week. They're all delicious but the classic made Gary's way with turkey bacon, BBQ, cheddar cheese, and horseradish mustard can NOT be beat. When you see the line by his grills, know IT'S REALLY WORTH THE WAIT. Gary is also a super nice guy. I love how talkative he is with everyone and how he guides you through what they have to offer, being so kind as to make custom suggestions to fit your tastes. Burger King or McDonalds may be a better choice for cuisine if you don't like a bit of a wait or if you take issue with a business owner and his team taking the time to engage each customer :)

(08/28/2012) Love food on trucks! This is my first time with the whole "chicken and waffle"…read morecombo; it's pure genius. I'm down with the sweet-savory-hot-crispy-breakfast-meets-lunch concept. Chicken is well-seasoned, pretty tough crust, though (seemed like it was probably par-fried to save some cook time). Waffle is tender, slightly chewy (gets steamed under the chicken), slightly sweet and salty, touch metallic (leavened with baking soda). $9.50 for the combo, plenty of food, and rolls right up to work. Next up: Philly Special (Fish 'N' Waffle)!

- I have overly high expectations for chicken n' waffles (the dish/concept not the food truck)…read more It's actually a very simple dish ...but people seem to mess it up - This place did not reach my uber high expectations. Thus, it's A-OK - Foodies should love this contrasting flavors, textures. sweet and salty, crunchy juicy chicken (preferably spicy as well) and good crusted waffle with soft inside. But this place is ok on all levels. - I cry because I cannot find mind blowing chicken and waffles in baltimore. - I want this to be very good and will return. - conclusion: maybe my expectations are too high. .... SIKE

Fast, friendly, fun, cheap, and delicious! Places in a cute food hall with great variety too of you…read morewant to hop stalls for diversity.

Came here for lunch, got a big beef hotdog thank you and a slushy. I thought it was pretty good. No…read morecomplaints. Service was standard and the ambience was busy because a lot of people from the city were here for lunch.

LaLa's is still here, Still great! The vendor is friendly, the all-beef dogs are hot and juicy and…read moreflavorful. This is way above your 7-11 dog! The menu is creative and varied, and the vendor will mix and match the generous toppings to your taste. I had the philly minus the marinara. Various chips, pretzels, etc as a side. Various cold canned sodas and bottled water. Quarter pound all beef dog with chips and soda for $6.

these guys come to your house, too. They were fantastic, we had them for a 25 person party and…read moreeveryone, I mean everyone, loved it. Great dogs, great ideas on combinations, and best of all great guy with a good attitude. Everyone leaves happy and full!

Between the mouth watering videos on Instagram and the viral buzz with the Keith Lee visit, I knew…read moreI wanted to give Oh Honey on the Bay a try. It appears the best way to know their business hours and ordering process is to give them a follow on Instagram. You can preorder or show up during their business hours. I decided to preorder. I ordered the funky fish sandwich with sweet shebang shrimp, fries, soda and no nanna pudding. You DM your order on IG , they send you their cashapp info you pay on cashapp and then send confirmation of payment via DM. The food is made to order upon arrival so when you get there you inform them of your order they give you a number and then you wait for your food to be prepped. They said they would be there 1p-4p. We got there around 1:13pm and they were still setting up. While we waited they had music playing and they were also serving us moscato and or tequila as we waited in line which was a nice touch. All of the staff looked happy to be there and were very nice. They interacted with everyone positively which I liked. Even with us preordering we still waited about an hour for our food. The fish sandwich is deep fried swai topped with honey, old bay, hot sauce and mayochup on a Hawaiian roll. The shrimp had sweet chili sauce on it and the fries were crinkle cut and crispy with ketchup on top. The meal was delicious and filling. I finished it in two sittings. The no nanna pudding was the perfect sweet treat to compliment the meal. The food is tasty, fresh and affordable. Customer service on point and I definitely recommend.

Oh Honey, On the Bay! is fried fish sandwich vendor that's located in the Hollins Market 'hood -…read more Their menu also offers wings, shrimp, and seafood salad. We ordered: +Oh Honey Puppies - hushpuppies with some corn kernels and drizzled with honey; these were crispy, but could have been more warm +the Loaded Seafood Salad - prepared with tri-color pasta, shrimp, crabmeat, and imitation crab in a mayo/Old Bay salad dressing; served with a mini pack of Ritz crackers; didn't really seem to have any jumbo lump crab, only a couple of shrimp and shredded imitation crab; since these were 'recently' made, they were still at a room temperature and may be better when chilled +the Funky Fish Sandwich with the Sweet Shebang Shrimp and Fries - this is one of their daily specials; deep-fried swai fish in their house flour mixture, set on a toasted Hawaiian sweet bun; the menu stated that it was drizzled with their 'signature honey sauce' but everyone was asked what they wanted, in which choices included regular honey, Old Bay, Heinz Mayochup sauce, or hot sauce - while the fish was hot out of the fryer, the batter was not as crispy as one would have though; it was also was on the bland side, so having the drizzles sort of helped; there were 4 piece of shrimp, which were large in size, but, again, no flavor or seasoning to the batter; served with a side of crinkle-cut fries I wished they had small condiment cups, as whatever sauce(es) you choose, they have to drizzle it all on for you, so you really can't control the dipping situation. The staff here highly recommends their patrons to pre-order, as they state that their food will sell out; there was a 'walk-up' line, which was a first-come, first-serve type of a situation, and people start congregating around half an hour prior to the supposed opening hour. One thing to note is that they don't open on time - we had to wait 35+ minutes, in addition to the preorder queue... getting there about 45 minutes to 1 hour later may be your best bet. Glad I was able to try this viral place out, but not sure if I'd go out of my way to return. +doesn't open on time +Oh Honey Puppies +pre-orders available +in the Hollins Market neighborhood

First, let me start off by saying that I am not the biggest fan of wood-fired pizza, so a four-star…read morerating lets you know that this pizzeria makes a pretty good pie! I visited the Dizzy Cow today on my lunch break. This was my second time having their pizza and I swear every time I order, I am on a diet. Good thing they have menu items that are a bit healthier. During both visits, I ordered the Frenchmen which includes mozzarella, brie cheese, figs, and a honey drizzled on top. Now, going back to my first point, I typically don't like wood-fired pizza because from past experience, the dough on the bottom has a burnt taste. While the Frenchman still had the wood-fired flavor, thankfully it was missing the burnt taste. All in all, the pizza is very tasty and I definitely wouldn't mind giving other menu items a try one day. The service was also very fast and friendly, which is important during a short lunch break!

My apartment schedule this food truck to set up outside of my complex. It was very convenient to…read moregrab dinner for the night so I stopped by and grabbed a pizza I ordered the green thumb minus the cheese/dairy. The pizza was wood oven baked. The service was great and timely. I loved that I could just walk outside my apartment and grab dinner. I do suggest that they have a vegan cheese alternative. I added cashew cheese once I got back to my apartment. Overall the pizza was delicious.

A new pop-up food market place in the Inner Harbor's McKeldin Square. The opening day featured food…read morefrom local favorites such as Dooby's, The Charmery, Brickn Pizza, The Smoking Swine, and there were various lawn games set up. It's supposed to run through October and is definitely a welcomed addition to the food variety downtown.

i ordered a bacon cheeseburger and got a ham and swiss! my friend ordered fruit as a side and got…read morefries

Absolutely delicious pizza, pepperoni and banana peppers are a unique and delicious option! Tried…read morethem at a SPCA fundraiser and totally worth every penny to enjoy while bands were playing!

Food truck visit from June 2020: All Fired Up is a frequent food truck vendor at the Crofton…read moreFarmers Market. I ordered a pepperoni and sausage personal pizza and a pepperoni and cheese personal pizza. The toppings were plentiful. The pepperoni got a little greasy (little grease cups as I call them) but that's what makes it taste better, in my humble opinion. The amount of sauce was just right. I'm not a huge fan of red sauce (the horror, I know) but the sauce was very good. The crust was great. It was crispy on the edges, but soft and fluffy on the inside. Their pizzas range from $10 - $15 depending on what you want on them and what they're offering. Overall, the pizzas were delicious. I would certainly order from them again.