At an event last tonight at Hart plaza…read more It's the longest line at the event or maybe Nu Deli was double the length. Ordered two chicken corn tacos ($20 ticket voucher), walking Doritos chicken nachos ($20 ticket voucher, mangonada ($15) and a pina colada in a pineapple with fresh fruit ($30). Ordered 3 more chicken corn tacos with cash ($10). All told they charged us $59.61 cash and $40 of ticket vouchers, that's $99.61. Seems rather steep for what we got and really inflated too. The tacos were okay, nothing special. Chicken was little small granules and almost seemed like it was maybe ground chicken or the strangest chicken granules we have ever seen. Not what we expected at all. The pineapple pina colada was so-so, not worth $30. The mangomada didn't taste so great, was disappointing for $15. The walking taco would have benefits better less the water logged corn that sogged things up quickly in the nacho Doritos bag. All in I would not say it was worth nearly $100 worth of food and drinks here.

What a fun food truck! I found it at Eastern Market in Detroit. I ran in line, which was lengthy. I…read moreknew if it was the popular choice, it was probably the best choice. So many people around trying to get a yummy snack. There were so many things to chose from. I wanted the Eskimo Popsicle, but they were out. Then I was deciding between the Nevada mango or the Nevada Strawberry. My daughter was craving mango, so I went with that. It was really incredible. It tasted like a mango puree smoothie with whipped cream. It was around $10. It was a very large portion. I love the festive look and mango on top. I would like to try the strawberry next. I did not get any food. The tamales looked good and the churros too. I am not sure if they are a regular here at the market but I would love to see them again at this location.

I am a massive BBQ fan, and this has been our "go to" for all BBQ for the past 4 years. The…read morebrisket is one of the best we've ever had, we have used Detroit BBQ now to provide BBQ food and sides for 3 major events at our house, the Brisket is always the first to go. The homemade sauces are amazing too. Looking forward to our next order!

Any low rating here seems a bit political…read more This place does real BBQ. Really delicious BBQ. I loved their meats. We sampled ribs, brisket and pork. All were great. Everyone happily noshing on huge portions at a reasonable price. The brisket is the best of the bunch. Smoky, tender and even juicy. I could eat this brisket all damn day. No need for sauce but the sauce was nice. The ribs were meaty St. Louis cut. Big and lean. Nice clean bite, no tug. The meat really got a good kiss of smoke, so again no need for sauce but sauce still available and tasty. The pulled pork was good. Bark in the mix, which is always a treat. Not mushy a bit but not stringy either. This one is better with sauce imo so you may want to ask for extra. The mac and cheese is the only clunker here. I am not a huge Mac and cheese person but when I like it, I love it. This was meh. Bland. It comes with a plate but I wish there were other options. Any other option. I saved the cornbread for last. The best damn cornbread I've ever had. Period. OMG. This was the happiest surprise. Moist, a bit sweet and just melt in your mouth pure damn delightful. I will seek this truck out. If you see it, you must try it!

This review is for their food truck, which I've been to a couple times…read more They've got fun sandwiches inspired by superheroes and villains in Marvel and DC comics: perfect for nerds like me! I will say, it is pricy and can take a long time to make since it's made fresh to order, especially if there's any kind of line. The Kingpin sandwich was delicious and my go-to: chicken, mozzarella, spinach, tomatoes, and pesto aioli on grilled sourdough. It's a great combo of ingredients. I also have tried their waffle fries are solid. I would love to try other varieties at their home base in Ferndale (which has more variety). But I highly recommend checking this place out. Great quality and great tasting sandwiches!

Wow they traveled to Brighton for a graduation party. Shared 2 different sandwiches- both were…read moregreat. In spite of all day rain the employees remained upbeat and hustled to keep up. Never heard of them but was quite impressed !

I had my first encounter with Chick-a-D(ee) at the Palmer Park Art Fair. I'm not sure whether this…read morehopping red food truck brands itself Chick-a-Dee or Chick-a-D (in our classic English Gothic 'D' font) so you'll have to bear with what they put on their website. Food trucks are all the rage. It seems almost every food movement now has representation on wheels, a plus for those of us in specialty cuisine drought areas or savouring more than a hamburger or hot dog at entertainment venues and festivals. Now the competition in the Metro area is fairly fierce across all categories, so setting oneself apart takes no special magic other than damn good food at a reasonable price. Chick-a-dee, with its eponymous poultry mascot suggests, specialises in chicken. Their simple menu stretches through the standards you might expect: chicken tenders and fries, fried chicken, chicken dogs. There may be a wider menu I somehow missed but you'll have to forgive me, I was too busy scarfing down an exquisitely breaded, juicy, oil-free tender spiked with delicately savory finishes to really notice. That grumbling you heard? Me that I neglected to buy four pieces, instead of two, shared with my beau. It may also be my stomach insisting another piece would be ideal. For all it's an American staple, breaded and fried chicken is notoriously difficult to do well. Too little care, it ends up an oil-engorged mess with the breading sloughing off or unpleasantly dry and chewy. Too often the latter happens, especially when made by an inexperienced or rushed cook. Not so the case with Chick-a-dee. I don't know what I was expecting, but what I got was an incredibly moist, tasty tender as long as my fist is wide, and generously breaded. If I have a single complaint -- other than not being fed more of this goodness as part of a 9 piece tender basket -- it might be I'd like a more savory breading option. Am I hyper focused on that breading? Yes, yes I am, because it came out golden and fluffy, flashed to the right balance of crisp and soft. It sealed in the proper amount of juiciness to the chicken. Prices are fair, the French fries are a little bit lacking compared to their amazing chicken, and they whipped up my order in no time flat. You've made a convert out of me, sweet birds, and I'll be singing your praises to my fellow Detroiters.

OUTSTANDING CHICKEN!!!!!…read more I tried the chicken on a stick at Movement Electronic Festival in Detroit, MI. I had been smelling the chicken all weekend and it smelled amazing. Finally, on the last day of the festival, I decided to buy one. It was so worth it. I've been thinking about it ever since, and I seriously cannot wait until next year to have it again. Soooooooo good

It's rare for viral restaurants to meet expectations, but Detroit 75 Kitchen is o-fficial. Prices…read moreare reasonable, ingredients are fresh, and they clearly take pride in the food they're serving. A lot of restaurants have been cutting corners and sacrificing quality to turn a quick buck, but not here. Detroit 75 is representing their city well. I'm not sure if they're the 3rd best food truck in the country as currently rated, but it's the best I've tried in years. 4.56 stars.

Food: We got the chicken tenders with the garlic cilantro fries, Philly cheesesteak egg rolls and…read morethe Atwater chicken sandwich. I'm gonna start with the egg rolls, they were by far the best part. Absolutely fantastic flavor and the #75 sauce made it even better. The chicken tenders were good; but the fries were not that great. Maybe piling the tenders on top made them soggy but we ate it within minutes of receiving it. The house ranch made them better. The Atwater chicken has a lot of potential, the garlic cilantro aioli needed some salt or something, you can taste it has good body just lacked punch. So the chicken sandwich was just ok. Service: Amazing, my brother made good recommendations and they were pretty quick about getting the order ready. Always appreciate a kind face that doesn't need to rush you as you ask questions. Ambiance: You can get expensive gas while you wait for your food. I'm sure it's an awesome spot when the weather is warm. It's definitely a spot to come back to. We enjoyed our meal.

I'm going to preface this by saying that I think I might just not be an Italian Beef kinda gal…read more Despite living in Chicago for a full decade I embarrassingly never had one before, but I was near Matt & Mo's and saw the rave reviews and had to give it a try. Now, objectively I can say it's very good. The portions are huge, the meat is flavorful and juicy, the peppers were good. There's just some herb or something mixed in there in the marinade/aus jus, that I just don't think I like (I think it might be fennel? Something kind of licorice-y that I don't jive with). But if you're an Italian beef fan, or enjoy that flavor profile, you're gonna love it! Now, what I did love was everything else! The fried ravioli? Delicious! The french fries? So good! And a very generous portion of both! Service was also VERY friendly and everything was prepared quite quickly! It's a walk up window but there are some picnic tables for dining there, though I chose to eat in my car before making my way back home. I would 100% come back by and go for perhaps a sausage or a coney dog next time, definitely stick with orders of those ravioli and fries, too!

Matt & Mo's is located inside the ice cream shop, Doug's Delight. Its most notable menu item is the…read moreItalian beef sandwich. The sandwich originated in Chicago, so I like that Matt & Mo's has a replica of Wrigley Field's ivy wall. On the flip side, I didn't like being charged a 4% fee for paying with a card. My wife ordered a pepperoni pizza puff along with French fries. The pizza puff fell apart too easily, and was basically a larger version of a Totino's pizza roll. The fries were standard. With my sandwich, I ordered poutine. The consistency and flavor of the gravy made the poutine much better than average. As for the Italian beef, it did not disappoint. I regret getting just sweet peppers, as I should have gotten either hot or mild peppers with the sweet. I did get the whole sandwich dipped in au jus, which was the right move. This was my first time having an Italian beef, so it's hard to judge, but I definitely enjoyed it. Next time, I will bring cash to pay, and might even try some of the other menu items. I look forward to trying Doug's Delight, as well.

The All American was perfect. This is a special burger, kinda crispy, very juicy. Pickles were…read moreso, so good. Great price too. Now I know where this spot is, I'll be back!!

From the owner: Always fresh Burgers, juicy, flavorful never been frozen unique taste best in Ferndale city!read more

First time trying this place. they let me build my own burger I asked for a fried egg and to my…read moresurprise they had it available! Everything was cooked perfect. The flavor was great. Will definitely be back! Prices are reasonable for the quality and it was ready in less than 15 minutes

Not impressed. I got the American burger with seasoned fires. It was a smash burger not seasoned…read more The fires were frozen with sprinkles of seasoning. It was completely cold. To their defense it was Doordashed. $20 total with a $4 tip. It wasn't worth it.

Can't believe I'm the first to review this truck, but I definitely won't be the last!…read more There was a steady flow of people coming and going, and now I know why. Everything we tried was on point. I'm super picky about my fuska, and this spot did not disappoint. It was so good I had to order a second round. We also got the beef bhuna jhal muri, and wow, they used the oil-fried muri, which is always the way to go. The flavors were bold, authentic, and exactly what you'd hope for if you're craving the true taste of Bangladesh. Parking is a little tight, but it's manageable. They have a few seats, or you can just chill in your car and eat. Note that you are not here for the ambiance, the food makes it worth everything. The staff were so kind and welcoming, you can tell they really care and know what they're doing. I've had Bangali snacks at other places in the area that missed the mark, but this truck nailed it. Definitely planning to come back a couple more times during our visit. Highly recommend!

This was my first time trying this food truck and it was great! I brought my parents here who are…read moreBengali and they loved the food. There are different Bengali street foods to try from and I highly recommend the fuchka. There is a small parking lot next to the food truck. The service is also good, it takes a bit of time but not too bad. The is some seating outside as well but it's mostly a takeout place.

Absolutely delicious!!!!! Friendly fast service. These nachos are so flavorful. I just wanted…read moresomething small so I got the ch ups cheese and smoked chicken. Everything is homemade. And she supply you with gloves so you don't get your fingers messy lol!!

Driving past on my way home and saw this place. I figured I'd try something new…read more I ordered the brisket nachos with an add on of black beans and avocado. Let's start with price. Add ons say .50 each however I was charged $2 for 2... hmm ok moving on. Nachos for $20 I now have. Very high expectations. Sadly they were just ok. Nothing spectacular at all. The portion size is large make no mistake about it. You get plenty of food in the plate. I just wish the flavors were fully developed here. The brisket has a nice smoky flavor but that's it. The rest of the plate is pretty bland, no salt, no pepper, no nacho spice..The beans are unseasoned. The toppings don't really enhance the smoky brisket so it's just .... Ok.