Knish me, I'm Jewish! Well half, anyway. But I know true dogs and Jewish snack foods when I get…read more'em. Take me to Fatty's - wherever they might be around town, please. My only complaint is they aren't always so easy to find (btw, not worth docking them a star for this). Fatty (and wife) are like the Rogers and Hammerstein of food trucks. Their food is like a 3-act play and it's full of wonderful tunes along the way. Let's start with the opener: Act 1 - Potato Knish: This can best be described as a mashed potato turnover. They can be large, small, round, square...the ultimate Jewish snack food. You can get it with spinach and cheese or pepperoni for extra, but why mess with a classic. I like mine with a little salt and sauce (mustard works for me, but there is also Fatty's special spicy sauce). Yummmmmm. You cannot go wrong here. Fried taters. Yes please. Act 2 - The Dogs: Okay, I could go on and on here and they all have names and things that come on them, but I will tell you what I have had and I loved them both (and please don't ask me for names). A dog with peppers and onions (OMG, to die for) and a dog with mustard and slaw on top. Their slaw is creamy and crunchy - two things slaw should always be. Their dogs are all-beef Sabrett hot dogs and juicy and delicious. And Act 3 - Cannolis: Traditional cannolis with the chocolate chips dipped on the ends. Fabulous crunchy shell, not too sweet, but sweet enough to let you know this is the final act to your kick ass food truck indulgence. As they say - go big or go home. Fatty's doesn't skimp, so you definitely get your money's worth. Look for they around town and get yourself a full 3-act meal and you will not be sorry...but you might be full.

Eyyy, Fatty's! This…read moreis a husband-and-wife run food truck that serves up authentic New York style hot dogs and sausages along with other NYC favorites like cannolis, knishes, jumbo pretzels and Italian ices. The proprietor John is the real deal--he's been slinging out dirty water dogs since he was a young man in New York. He definitely knows how to dress up a delicious dog. I've had several of the menu items over two separate visits and highly recommend all of the dogs and sides that I've sampled. Fatty's Tex-Mex ($6): Quarter pound Sabrett all-beef dog with lettuce, onions, cheddar, black bean & corn salsa, chipotle cream. This one definitely has a southwestern flare that really compliments the beef hot dog's distinctive flavor. It's not really very spicy at all. "Da Bronx" ($6): Two all-beef Sabrett hot dogs with spicy mustard and Sabrett onion sauce. This one sound simple but it actually packs a wallop. The onion sauce has a nice zing that compliments the mustard. Potato Knishes ($4): Potato pancakes. Before Fatty's I had never tried a knish, so I can't speak to their authenticity; but they sure are tasty! You can add either pepperoni & cheese or spinach & cheese for $2. Cannoli ($4): Traditional cannolis with chocolate chips. These things taste way better than any other dessert I've tried from a food truck. Fantastic crunchy shell, decadent but not overly sweet. Get one with your meal. It's worthwhile, trust me. It seems like Fatty's spends many Saturdays at a Petsmart, and otherwise travels around to various office parks during the week and local festivals on the weekends. Try checking out their FB page or Twitter account to see where they'll be next. And be sure to come hungry--they don't skimp on the portion sizes!

Seeing the cute antique "Curbside" model food van drew me in. What kept me coming back and…read morerecommending Chuck's Curbside was the HUGE cheese steak cooked to order, the perfectly crispy and squishy crinkle fries, and the ice cold soda served in a can. Chuck is a darling and the sandwich is dreamy. He can be found around Woodstock, Cartersville, Acworth, etc., so be sure to like and follow him on Facebook. He keeps it updated so you will know exactly where to find him. Also, he answers private messages in case you need to locate Chuck's in a hurry. I'd give it six stars if I could.

From the owner: Fantastic cheese steak sandwiches from a 1950's food truck!read more

My family and I heard about this and went to check it out. I was impressed with the number and…read morevariety of trucks in one spot. They had tables, bleachers, and a DJ setup, and many folks are obviously regulars who bring their own chairs and sit together. Of course, it's summer in a giant parking lot so it's hot! But if I remember correctly, they had dessert trucks and an ice cream or yogurt truck to cool you off. We are planning on returning. I had the BBQ; it was delish!

We love this! It is such a fun and different concept than just sitting in at a restaurant. I would…read moredefinitely recommend this to friends and families.

Absolutely wonderful . Nothing touches a good stone pizza, great hospitality and a quick turn timeread more

I've reviewed Mule House twice over the past few years we've been going and despite the 30-min…read more drive, we've been quite a few times even bringing friends & relatives. Sad to say we're likely done for foreseeable future. In a growing trend, they've had problems with the beverage station. Usually, it's no unsweet tea but we've also seen the fountain drinks out of order too. For the tea, they say their 2nd tea urn "broke." Ok, you're making $2.75 profit off of every $2.95 glass of tea you sell. Buy another urn. Or - as some places do - get a 2-gallon pitcher, boil water, add three 20-cent tea bags & you're good to sell 25 or 30 units at probably $3 each! But the final straw is that they seem to have adjusted the fig-prosciutto pizza recipe, swapping in basil for arugula. And last visit, they put the basil on before cooking so their blazing wood-fired oven nearly incinerated the basil. Then, when wife asked for some arugula, they brought out some wilted scraps for her but then could be seen refilling the arugula bin with a fresh batch. There appear to be only teenagers working when we go - which admittedly is usually a weekend - but maybe the owner should check in now & then as they've now lost a fairly regular customer.

looking for that breakfast taco that is Mexican authentic and out of this world delicious, look no…read morefarther than Daniel's taco loco or spicy taco loca!

Found this food RV at the River Remedy Brewery and we had a tip that it was good. It is fantastic!…read more Had the jerk chicken plate and loved every bite. Don't forget to get a slice of bread to soak up the extra sauce. Please understand the sauce is a bit spicy and very tasty. Would highly recommend this food "truck". Just look for the Jamaican flag

The jerky is absolutely amazing best I have ever had, the chef is a really nice, and really cares…read moreabout his customers. I absolutely recommend it if you want some real authentic jerk!!!!

Drive through order. Very Friendly service. The best Street Tacos bar none! I've had them several…read moretimes always great. The Tongue is the best! Thanks for being consistent!

Eating at the food truck. Wow! I am from Atlanta and have tried a lot of amazing similar…read morerestaurants. This is absolutely delicious. Great portion, good price. I totally recommend.