Food is outstanding. Fresh to order so be patient! It is worth a few minutes! I follow them to…read moretowns outside my area because I have an addiction to the lobster crab grilled cheese!

The lobster and crab grilled cheese is the star here in my opinion. I would've given this place 5…read morestars based on that alone. However, I took a star for the $5 watered down strawberry lemonade. Tasted like a zero calorie Powerade mixed with water. When I let the cashier know, all she had to say was "sorry" with an attitude. The attitude is why I took another couple stars. After all that is said, I would not recommend this place. For the price customers are paying, this place is not worth it at all.

I had been wanting to try this taco truck for a while because my coworkers are always getting food…read morefrom here. So when I found out they were going today, I asked them to bring me something back. And it definitely lived up to the hype. Everything was fresh, well-seasoned, and just really good. You can tell why people keep coming back. I'm honestly mad I waited this long to try it. Safe to say I'll be ordering for myself next time instead of just hearing about it from everyone else.

Not traditional tacos, but the tortilla with grilled cheese is seriously addictive…read more The aroma of the toasted cheese, the crispy texture, the soft chewiness of the tortilla, and the juicy fillings all come together for an amazing taco experience. The prices are also very reasonable--definitely a food truck worth supporting.

Like many, I usually check the Yelp reviews of a place I'm about to visit. Mostly to scope out the…read moreparking situation, and also to see if there are any must-try dishes. I have to say I was shocked at seeing a 2.5 star average for Communion. Kevin Gillespie's other ventures have been very well-received so why is the rating so low here? As you can see from the reviews, the complaint is pretty universal: The prices suck. Do you ever go somewhere kinda pricey and wonder, at what point would people just refuse to pay what the place is charging? I definitely wondered that here. For beer, there are three options: 1 token ($5) will get you the smallest glass, which looks like it's maybe 10 oz. 2 tokens ($10) will get you a half liter glass, which is 16.9 oz. (a regular pint glass is 16 oz.) 3 tokens ($15) will get you a one liter glass, which is 33.8 oz (so about two regular pints) There are a couple of German beers on tap and when I was there, a craft beer from a NC brewery, and a local craft (Wild Heaven White Blackbird) as well. There is also a small selection of cans/bottles. Token prices vary but I do know the Founders All Day IPA was 1 token. The half liter is an absolute ripoff. They let you know that the tokens include tax and tip but the typical bar bill for one pint with tax and tip doesn't come anywhere near $10. The full liter is better. You're coming in at about the equivalent of $7.50 per pint. With tax and tip, this is much more reasonable. I've seen the comparisons to Der Biergarten downtown and they have their beer prices and selections right on the online menu, if you want to compare yourself. If you can't be bothered to open a new tab, their half liters are $6 (with a couple coming in at $7) and the full liters are $11-12 (again, with a couple priced at $14). Quite the price difference, especially at the half liter level. So my SO and I purchased $50 worth of tokens and this is what it got us: 2 full liter beers (roughly four regular pints) 1 bratwurst plate with a side of beef fat fries (two sausages and a decent portion of fries) 1 Founders All Day IPA can Moving on to the food, still pricey but I'm much more willing to pay more for food. I just tell myself that the ingredients are high quality, locally sourced, prepared by professionals. And the food was pretty good. My friends ordered the currywurst plate, which was the clearly the standout dish. The sauce with the beef fat fries was fantastic. The pretzel was kind of whatever. So overall, I'd come back here. I would definitely not suggest it myself, as there are way too many Decatur spots with good, properly-priced beer and outdoor space. Not to mention the two Decatur breweries (three if you count WH in neighboring Avondale Estates) that also have lawn games like cornhole. But if a friend had their heart set on it, I wouldn't say no. I would just stick to the one liter glasses.

I visited Communion as a part of Michelle T. and Kwame O.'s beer series UYE. I'm not a beer…read moredrinker, but I wanted to experience the German beer garden concept and the UYE was a great way to do it. The garden is a great space. It's not very large but the space is more than adequate for medium sized groups - 6-8 people. There are a few lawn games placed surrounding the picnic table areas, but most people seemed content to drink, eat and communion. (Corny but fitting.) As a non-beer drinker, I was prepared to drink one beer but lucky me, Communion serves both cocktails and punches. The punch I had was a basil lemonade vodka concoction that was a bit sweet for me but better than beer, so I'm not complaining. It was also only 1 ticket for a full glass compared to 2 tickets for a regular sized beer so liquor drinkers are winning in this instance. As my food snack, I had the pretzel. The pretzel itself was delicious and perfect, crisp and thin outside and fluffy inside. The cheese that accompanied the pretzel was bland but did have a wonderful creamy, almost whipped consistency that I liked. The dish that blew my mind were the beer fries with wieners/sausages that were covered with dark sauce. I have no idea what I was eating because someone else ordered it but it tasted so, so good and the wieners/sausages had a firm texture that I was oh-so-very-happy with. If you get nothing else, get this, and I'm sorry that I can't be more clear about what it was. A lot of other reviewers complained about the prices, but I can tell that the food is quality and it also makes sure that your wait staff is well-compensated. That being said, it's a pricey place to have a beer and a snack, so I can see the customer turnover being high after a few people drop $20 and only get 1 beer and a basket of fries. This could lead to Communion not having regular customers, and I don't know how long a business can stay open without people supporting it after the new-ness of it wears off. Yelp 100 #33

Super excited that we finally have a food truck park in my neighborhood!! If you like a variety of…read moredifferent eats and a little entertainment come out and join the fun!! I have been for the past couple of weekends and it's fun for the whole family. I haven't had any issues with parking. My kids were watching the games (football) on tv... there are a few games you can play like jumbo connect four... annnnd trust me plenty of foods to choose from as a matter of fact that was my only issue where to eat lol I ended up trying them all just check out my pics! Lol The shrimp and grits from Grits and Things was spectacular!!

Finally a food truck park in my area! I'm not sure how long it's been here but I wish I knew about…read moreit when the weather was warmer. We still came out today even with cloudy skies and light rain. There were 4 trucks and two tents there so a good variety. They have a nice little seating area with lights, a fire pit and games. I haven't gotten my food yet but I'm sure it will make the list to return regularly.

What's unique is that this is the only good truck I've happen to come across that sells lobster…read more The lobster was fried fresh to order and melted in my mouth. The lobster pieces were $12 for five decent size pieces. These were probably the size of golf balls. Do I think the price was right? I think it was a little pricey but it is lobster... The sauce it came with was delicious. The little curly hair I found on my fries was a major turn off. I couldn't finish my food after that. The guy running the truck was super friendly and nice. Would I come back? Maybe but I doubt it. It was something to try but I think it wasn't really worth it.

I ordered the Fish n Chips for lunch today. And while the fish was plentiful, it was cooked in over…read moreused oil, which negatively effected the flavor of the fish. The fries were good, just needed salt. Also, as with any food truck, the payment system uses the square which almost forces you to tip up front. In this case, I would not have tipped had it been after I received my meal. (Meal was $9 with no drink, then the tip was 15% - which was the lowest option on the screen)

Best fish ever giving me grandma in the kitchen vibes and for only $7 i swore i was getting tricked…read moreor the food wasn't going to be good but it was just the opposite everything was amazing the price and the customer service didn't even have to wait that long i will be back next weekend!

--Location/Parking-- Located in the heart of Decatur…read more Parking is only street of paid parking in a lot. --Ambience-- Small cafe vibe and cross between a hippy coffee shop. Great place to hang out and chill for a bit. --Service/Staff-- The staff was awesome, shoutout to the owner, but they were on top of their game in getting you in and out quickly. --Products/Service-- This is cereal heaven where you can get any type of cereal you want and put in your own toppings. --Capacity-- Indoor capacity can hold 40 people snuggled together. --Overall-- This is your place if you love cereal and this is the new dessert go to. Your waist line will hate you, but your mouth will say other wise.

My sweet tooth found a new happy home! The Cereal Lab is…read moreexactly what I've been missing in my life -- fun, flavorful, and Black-owned (so you know I had to show support!). From the moment we walked in, the variety of cereals on display was enough to make any cereal lover swoon. Pro tip: if you see it on the shelf, they've got it -- don't limit yourself to what's behind the counter. My fiancée found a Groupon (wallet win!), but honestly, I'd pay full price without hesitation -- it was that good. After sampling a few ice cream options, I went with the Oatmilk Cream Pie, which turns out is a staff favorite -- and I totally get why. For my cereal mix-in, I chose the Cookies and Cream Frosted Flakes (yes, you read that right ). We noticed they were running a little low on toppings -- we came later in the day -- but thankfully they weren't out of Reese's Peanut Butter Cups. I topped mine with a drizzle of peanut butter, which threw me off at first because it was black in color (I thought it was chocolate!), but nope, it was peanut butter and it was delicious. We got our creations in handmade waffle cups, which added an extra layer of yum. It wasn't super busy, but our order still took a little while -- not a dealbreaker though, especially since it gave us time to snap a few photos. Parking nearby was only $3, so no complaints there. Can't wait to return and experiment with more combos! The Cereal Lab is a sweet spot I'll be recommending to everyone.

Delicious pizza, great service, cute set up. It was a big hit at my daughter's graduation party!read more

We hired Strada Napoli to cater our wedding and I could not be happier with their service and food…read more From my first inquiry, Arlene was so friendly, informative, and easy to work with. We got a few cocktail hour appetizers for our guests as well as a full pizza buffet and everyone was talking about how good the meatballs were, how they were so happy we didn't pick "boring" wedding food, and of course how freakin cool the blue tiled pizza oven was. I highly recommend them for any event!