I've gotten to eat from this food truck 2 times (when it was at Fort Orange Brewing) and have been…read morevery happy both times. You can't always tell if a food truck at a brewery will be a hit or not - but this one was. The bottom crust had a nice char and the edges were pillowy. There were 4 flavors to choose from each time - so you should be able to find an option that you like. I've tried 3 different pizzas and was really surprise at how good the pizza was. Good ingredients, good flavor combinations, and cooked really well. Follow their FB page to see where they will be. I will definitely keep tabs on their events and follow them around. I honestly can't think of anything I didn't like!

My husband and I just got married in early September at the Maples Estate, we worked with Craig and…read morethe Bull and Basil team for catering for our wedding. Craig is absolutely amazing, so kind, I loved chatting with him! We first met him at one their pop ups at a brewery in Albany, which confirmed everything he makes is delicious. The pizza was outstanding for our wedding and our guests absolutely loved it! We heard many rave reviews from our family, and they were even able to accommodate some special requests on the spot. Absolutely amazing! And we got leftover pizza afterwards, which was a lifesaver particularly for me and my husband since we were being pulled in many directions throughout the night. Thank you Craig for making our wedding so special, I know we will be visiting you again soon!

Everything I've had from these guys so far has been great. The burgers are handmade and nice and…read morejuicy. And the people that run it are awesome. I highly recommend you stop by if you

A fun place to visit if you are in the area and they are open, which is not guaranteed. One of the…read moreowners works as a school bus driver so they are closed on weekdays during the school year and they also do catering gigs, but during the day on a weekend you have a good shot at scoring some tasty Filipino food. The skewers and pansit are solid but the standout item is the lumpia, juicy and full of favor. Be sure to get a couple of these in your order. I was told they are "off the Northway at Exit 16" but they are more specifically at the corner of Ballard and Route 9 which is a couple of miles off the freeway. They lease space within a pleasant outdoor garden shop so you can stroll and maybe take home some flowers or plants after your meal.

Located near the corner of Ballard Road and US 9 at The Daydream Farmer garden center, the Manila…read moreGrille food trailer offers a selection of fresh cooked Filipino foods and cold drinks. They serve lumpia, pancit, marinated meat skewers (chicken and pork), adobo (chicken and pork) and white rice. There is patio seating nearby under tents. I stopped Manila Grille for takeout. I ordered the #3 Meal ($16.50) with Chicken Skewer, Pork Skewer, 2 Lumpia, Pancit noodles, & soft white rice, packed in a paper box and thin wooden flatware. The grilled marinated meat skewers were very tender and had good flavors. The hot fried lumpia with sweet chili dipping sauce was also pretty good. The pancit noodles (very thin glass noodles) were tossed with veggies, peppers, green onion, cilantro, seasonings, and tender pieces of chicken, had a nice blend of flavors. I would stop by again for Filipino eats if I am passing by this spot on the way to Corinth.

There is hardly a food truck I don't like. Why? I love the history behind them. The craziness of…read morethe new rage, from an oldie but goodie, and the committment from the owner to make his/her greateness available at reasonable price and in cool digs. Now, I wouldn't call the New York State Capital lawn cool digs, but seeing as it just a few blocks away and plenty of green grass, park benches, picnic tables, and other seating, how can one resist coming out here for a stroll and a great bite to eat? Not to mention, it is the only place in Albany where you can find 4-5 food trucks to choose from, which makes me feel sad, as that number is low compared to other progressive cities like, San Diego, San Francisco, Austin, Dallas, New York. It also upsets some people that the capitol gets special treatment for placement of food trucks, but let's save that for another day. Michele's looked good. I was simply craving a burger and fries. However, I've learned from my food trucking, that fries can be somewhat of a challenge. Either soggy, dried, or just not right. I hate suffering through that, so instead, I ordered the tots they have. Being a chemist by nature, I don't know what it is with tots, but you can hardly mess them up. They always come out crispy on outside and nice and hot inside. Michele's did not disappoint. I ordered my 0.3lb burger with cheese, lettuce, tomato, and onion. The film broke loose and this movie came to a screeching halt when I heard, "We are out of onions." "Ahhhhgg," I thought, as in my opinion a burger just isn't a burger without onions. Before I could complete my sigh of disbelief, the server said, "We can put some fried onions on it, if you want. Will take a little longer." I was ecstatic. Not because I got my onions, albeit in a different form, but the food truck guy did not have to offer this, but he did. Why? I don't know, ask him, but I can guess it is because they have that food truck service mentality of "Let's take care of our special customers." It did take a little longer but was worth it. The cook handed me a freshly cooked cheeseburger with fried onions and tater tots. He even warned me that the tots were piping hot just out of the fryer. Really nice touch. I will definitely be back and try their other menu items which look really good including the clam, even though I am not a big clam fan.

Great food, good quanity, a aquick and courteous staff. The brisket was so tender and tasty. Also…read morehad the spiced up piggy fries. At the music haven

I don't know how their food tastes but I do know that these inconsiderate drivers just damaged our…read moretown's covered bridge, despite posted signs warning of the bridge's height.

The food truck was at the Nine Pin Cider #CiderAndSliders event in Albany I tried a slider and a…read morehot dog. Delicious and super filling!

Awesome egg sandwich. Like a Breakfast Jack on steroids. The coffee sucks though…read more Eggy is a really nice guy

What's not to love? A little shack in the warehouse district with a unique character serving up a…read moremean breakfast sandwich. You can taste the well used, seasoned, blacktop in the eggs and sausage. Well seasoned with salt and pepper. Perfect hard roll. I prefer sausage for my breakfast sandwiches and it was perfect. Eggy"s commentary as he was flipping the eggs and sausage was entertainment in itself. This was my first visit since I don't get over this way often, but I'm glad I made it today. The is truly nothing like a great breakfast sandwich, and Eggy has it down pat.

My boss and I were in town for a two day conference. I spent the first day and a half making…read moredubious decisions health wise on the food front. No regrets but I was craving something healthy. The Healthy Cafe Truck was parked outside the building at lunch time. Thankfully I got to it right before the line took off. After a couple of minutes I turned around and the line was looooong. The bowl of the week featured greens, wild rice and quinoa, tortilla strips, some other healthy stuff, and they allowed customers to swap a chopped up black bean burger for their chicken or ground beef options. They topped it all off with a lime vinaigrette. It ended up being exactly what I was looking for! Truly delicious and made me feel healthy! The staff were friendly and the service was efficient. A great option in the area!

If you're faced with the difficult decision of choosing a food truck for lunch in downtown Albany…read moreand you're in the mood for a salad, this is definitely your best bet. They have a good selection of toppings and offer several fat free dressings, if you're into that. I get the Peapod Salad: romaine with grilled chicken, edamame, roasted red peppers, and peanuts, with the Asian sesame dressing. Their taco salad in an edible bowl is also pretty good, although I don't love the fat free sour cream. I've heard positive things about their wraps, and I've been meaning to try the fruit smoothies for a while. Service here is always particularly fast and friendly. No, nothing at the food trucks is cheap, but the Healthy Cafe takes credit cards, which not all the trucks do.

We had them cater a graduation party for my wife who just finished her doctorate! We had 43 ppl at…read morethe party! They were absolutely amazing! Not only are they amazing human beings, but the food is delicious! Top notch service and just so great to work with! We loved the food and the guests raved about it! I cant say enough about them! If you are looking for a food truck you will be so grateful you picked Fitzys!

These lovely people catered my wedding. The food was delicious ! They put in the extra effort to…read morekeep the buffet safe for food allergies. I couldn't have asked for a better caterer! I recommend

I'm aware my timing is for some awkward but deeming majority of the time people do services for…read morefood delivery & my place (at moment) got a fridge/microwave why not? Opted for the Memphis Dog without cheddar & after microwave for 30-seconds it worked. And who says local spots are not worthy-if you been watching THINK AGAIN!

This is really a 4.5 out of 5!…read more We visited McCants for lunch on a Wednesday. It was part of my trip around the country trying hot dogs and McCants helped us check Albany off the list. We had just come from a drive around the NY capitol building and, whatever way the GPS brough us, it said that we had "arrived" when we were still on Delaware Ave. We were looking into an empty storefront and we were worried. But we turned the corner onto Central and were overjoyed to see McCant's. We couldn't tell if it was open from the street but we pressed our luck, parking and walking about a block. They were open! Yay! You can order at a kiosk/screen. Our group each went with a different dog, our group ending up with a Memphis, a Slaw Dog, and a New Yorker. We shared an order of fries. The food was ready quickly and as the food got off the folks behind the counter made sure everything looked good to us (it did!). My Mom gave her New Yorker 5 stars. Great flavor with the sauerkraut and onion sauce. My Aunt gave her Slaw Dog 4.75 stars. Tons of cole slaw (maybe a touch too much). I'd give my Memphis Dog 3.75. The McCants chili is pretty loose, liquidy and there is plenty of it on this top (maybe a touch too much). I didn't think the bun stood a chance against all the liquid toppings but, with some delicate handling, it made it through the whole eating experience. Phew. It was good but I think the chili really dominated the other toppings. The fries were great. Really well-seasoned. The folks behind the counter made sure we had a tasty experience as we left. I'd definitely come back here! I'm eyeing that Fire Truck!