Just ate at Munchies food truck. Just outside of where I work. The Owner Danny, very friendly and…read moreprofessional. They serve breakfast and lunch. Prices are very, very reasonable. I had the empanadas (beef), which you receive 2 good size ones. Bigger than my hand. (I would have included a picture of them but I ate them fast.). freshly made. Can with a delicious side of sauce. They also have chicken empanadas. The beef was seasoned to perfection. Cook perfect. Many different items not to big of a menu, but a great variety on it. The empanadas were $5 for 2. Well worth it. Prices range from $3 for fries to $10 for a chicken cutlet sandwich. Highly recommended. Go and enjoy. You will be happy.

Tried them when they were at saltwater brewery. Never had…read morepierogis before but they were very good. Loved the seasoning on their fries. Philly cheesesteak also good. Would get again and also try more things.

I stumbled upon Babci's Kitchen food truck and was instantly intrigued by the Dominican/Polish…read morecombination. I've never seen this combo before, and you don't see polish food often in general. I thought it would be fusion; it was more of separate dishes of the two cuisines, but still very good. The man who took our order was super nice and helpful. I asked about the chimi burger, assuming it meant chimichurri. I'm glad I asked, because their chimi sauce is actually a ketchup/mayo/worcestershire/orange juice mixture. I'm also down to try something different so I got it, and I'm so glad I did. The OJ taste was definitely there, but not overpowering. It was different in a good way. All the flavors went together perfectly and it added just a bit of sweetness. We also got the Boardwalk fries, which had amazing seasoning. Overall, such a great food truck! I'd definitely look for it again

A Simple, Light and Tasty grilled cheese sandwich with tomato, bacon, fries and a coke! This…read moresimple lunch was just so reminiscent of the childhood days of mom's grilled cheese sandwiches for lunch. Nothing too fancy yet delightful! The Food truck menu did have a few other choices for example I recalled an angus burger, chicken tenders or tater tots were a few of the choices. The price for my meal was $12.00 bucks and the food was prepared pretty quickly as well! Try and Enjoy!

Visited the food truck at the Wellington amphitheater show. The service was very quick and…read morefriendly. The chicken tenders were perfectly done with excellent all white meat. The seasoned French fries were hot and tasty. One order was enough for 2 unless you're super hungry. Will definitely be back for their other offerings!

Awesome food truck concept! I've had spring rolls from them before but on this particular occasion…read more(2017 Maple Bacon Coffee Porter Day at Funky Buddha) I wanted something more sandwich-ey. They had the pork and lemongrass chicken option for their Banh Mi sandwiches that day. I asked what the chefs' favorite was and he of course had a hard time deciding. I chose the pork which I asked for it to be spicy. Unfortunately, it wasn't as spicy as I thought it would be but it did have really great flavor. The side of the sandwich was a fairly good size, just enough to be filling but not over stuffed and really greet quality! Definitely a return customer at future events!

The first time I tried their food was during the Funky Buddha birthday party 2016 at Jacorious…read morePark. I love the food truck concept and the food truck itself was really cute. I think their name is very catchy and unique. My brother ordered the spring rolls to share and it was amazing! It was deep fried with all the goodies inside. They provided us with a sweet chili dipping sauce. The meal was gone in 3 seconds. Another time, I had their banh mi, again really delicious. Their food was outstanding and I need to find where they're stationed so I could get some more quick Vietnamese food. The employees were nice and the food came out quick. I hope to see them soon so I could indulge on some more fried spring rolls. They usually are at the Funky Buddha events. I believe they were there during the Funky Buddha 2015 birthday bash.

Delicious and affordable! I came here 4 times on my 5 day trip to West Palm Beach. I had birria…read moretacos (Friday only option) and regular tacos the other days. My husband loves burritos and said these were the best burritos ever. I recommend the taco combo because you can select which specific tacos you want. Also, there's a definite shortage of affordable eateries in WPB. I lucked out finding this spot because it's so tasty while not overpriced. There are 3 park benches outside, all shaded so no one has to sit under the sun. The staff is amazing and kind. Definitely my favorite spot in WPB.

I grew up in LA. Hit many a taco stand. Trucks are a 21st century thing. Although this one has a…read moresemi-permanent location at the little quick mart by the park. A couple of tables. It was lightly raining. It is busy a lot, as I drive by. I use El Paisa, the truck open at night, on the other end of West Palm, as the standard by which I judge other taco trucks. It's as close to real deal Mex as I've come, in Florida. Plus they're super nice. I stopped. I ordered a carne asada burrito. I was hoping for great things. I know that people who dump a lot of fats in foods do it because fats and sugars make our monkey brains dance. Limited menu. The super burrito was super bad. I stripped out the sour cream and mayonnaise... MAYONNAISE?!!! Not in any burrito I've ever had. Not even in Lincoln, Nebraska, at the most gringo taco joint I've ever tried. Unlike el Paisa, which is loaded with meat, this burrito had a tiny bit of meat and a lot of filler. Meat was good, but it was 15% of the dish. It's about 50% at El Paisa. Far more at Zipitios and Cholo Soy too. Heck, even Chipotle has this joint beat, especially as it runs $2 and change MORE for less, and some cheap fats. The salsas with it were watery, and bland. Red had gringo kick. I pulled out some Cholo Soy salsa to wake it up. The rice was mushy. I ate half, and tossed it out. Not worth the calories. They advertise: "We're more than just a food truck - we're part of the West Palm Beach community, serving up smiles with every plate." A bit of false advertising, at least on my visit.The owner of the truck was there. He was slinging food without a hello or a thank you. Very transactional. Shoved a beeper in your hand. Thats it. Maybe he should look at his cartoon character, on the truck, for smiling lessons. With so many great taco joints, like Zipitios, and Cholo Soy, in the immediate area, why anyone eats this sorry slop from this gross gringoria is either walking distance desperation, or the damage that severe does of Wonder Bread and Flagringo Park / El Cid living bring. "Oh, look Biff! It's a real taco truck! Right here, in Flamingo Park! Hey! The guy in the truck scowls just like Danny Trejo! We should eat there. You like Taco Bell. I'm sure they'll have something you like!"

Food trucks, although far from a new concept are still a favorite of mine. I love being able to…read moresample different delights at the most unlikely of places and right next to each other. Keep in mind, however, just because someone spends the time, money and energy into a food truck, and then plasters the sides with expensive vinyl graphics, doesn't mean the food will be up to snuff. Usually it's pretty good, but not always. There I was with my daughter at her school on a Sunday and they were having a drive for their summer camp program. All the requisite entertainment was there: bounce houses, face painting, a really lame-ass DJ, snow cones, popcorn, archery (strange), and yes food trucks! Ah, the call of the food truck. The concept is so very intoxicating; they draw me like a moth to a beautiful blue light. What is better with little kids than a gourmet grilled cheese sandwich? I recall walking to the truck dreaming of toasted pumpernickel with over ripe Camembert and sun dried tomato, basil and capers. OK.. maybe they won't have anything like that, but either way grilled, melted, dairy gooeyness sounds like a winner to me. Considering the only other option was a vegan truck (ever seen the face of a small child eating a quinoa burger or raw taco for the first time?) it was the only realistic option. So I sauntered up to the window with my three year-old in hand and placed my order with a very polite young man in his early teens. American, mozzarella, ricotta, mac n' cheese, tomato, grilled onions and grilled mushrooms! Wow- sounded like a behemoth! The damage? 10 bucks. Yeeeeesh. $10? That's quite a price tag for a grilled cheese. OK, stay optimistic. And so I waited.... And I waited some more.... They weren't that busy so how long could it possibly take? Five minutes? I waited some more. It's only a grilled cheese I pondered.... I took a break from waiting and walked 100 yards to talk to my wife and came back. Still not ready. Hmmmm. What the hell? Ok, come on - It's a grilled cheese not Chateaubriand! I twiddled my thumbs about 20-25 minutes in total and then it arrived. Finally! I reached up for my paper basket expecting a glow to emanate from the cradle of cheesiness - a melted arc of the dairy farmers covenant. Any yes there it was... a measly 6 ounces of flaccid, half-grilled soggy white bread in all it's -- well -- um, greasy uninspired glory. It was small and thin with the tumerance of a straight man on a gay porn film set. Considering all those ingredients I expected more - a whole lot more. How about two layers? How about a little crunch? Please? There really wasn't much to write home about. It had obviously been grilled (warmed) at too low a temperature as there was no texture to the bread. All the butter or grease on the grill had been soaked into the bread and coated my fingers and mouth. The "sauteed" mushrooms were nice and cold from a can, and the "grilled" onions were fresh from the ground and barely warmed. (I actually stood behind the truck at the end and saw that they had forgotten my mushrooms and onions and saw the shaky-handed cook nervously peel the sandwich apart to throw some stuff in at the last second.) Bottom line - it sucked. How is that for a review? I never thought I would say it but I just did. Sucked. One word that says it all. In complete fairness maybe I should rephrase that - It really, really sucked. I have seen a five year old do better on a Sunday afternoon with some white bread, Velveeta and a toaster oven. If you're going to specialize in "gourmet" grilled cheese sandwiches with a kick-ass Godzilla image plastered on your truck, rule no. 1 should be that you can at least make a good one. If a gourmet food truck can't make a decent grilled cheese then I guess the next step down is selling bagged chips? What an incredible letdown. I talked to four other parents at the tables and the consensus was unanimous. Overpriced, limp and greasy. In a food truck race these fellows would have a flat at the starting line. Accordingly, I pen this note: Dear CheeseZilla; Your truck had me thinking that I was going to be crushed with Godzilla-like flavor. Instead I walked away completely defeated and felt as if my mouth had been attacked by the limp-d**k grease monster. Thanks, but no thanks. I want a refund.

No way is their rating 2.5. We visit the food trucks in Wellington quite often and their grilled…read morecheese w bacon is amazing. One time as mothers often do I accidentally toppled and they actually made me a new one for free no questions asked. They were very polite and helpful. They actually remember us every time we go and sometimes I chose their food over even the other "adult food". Also, one time I mistakenly thought another grilled cheese truck would have similar tasting food. Gianormous mistake. It was literally disgusting to where we chose to not eat the food at all. We love Cheeziilla and I am sure you will too. It isn't just for kids.

Pretty good food and at a pretty good price! I got a flight…read moreof sliders but honestly there wasn't that much difference between them. The "fries" with garlic were my favorite part of the meal.

LOVE!!! They were invited to our community for a block party…read moreand it was so good! Service was fast and super easy!! My food was hot! My burger was tasty! I had a Miss Swiss and would definitely recommend it Overall would definetly buy here again! Would love to try the one with mushroom next

A comfort food on wheels BBQ items to choose: brisket,…read morepulled pork, burn ends Mac & cheese, a trier on coleslaw with apple so good, sweet cornbread I always try the brisket on BBQ but alt to get a piece of brisket melted sandwich Nice experience Be on look when to see this wheels around the WPB area

We came to try this BBQ on the recommendation of my boyfriend Michael. We went to the local brewery…read morewhere they were set up at for the day. Everything on your menu I wanted to try. We wound up getting the family package which says it would feed two to four people and it was plenty. It was a variety of different items brisket pulled pork ribs sausage and even turkey. It also came with macaroni and cheese, cornbread, and baked beans. Every bite was delicious. My favorite was the brisket. It was ultra tender and juicy. Michael's daughter loved the turkey. The pulled pork was moist and flavorful and the meat on the ribs fell off easily. I even loved their baked beans. I am not a fan of beings of any sort but these baked beans were amazing. I had three helpings. If this food truck is ever around you really need to try their food. My suggestion get one of the family packages so you can to try everything. You won't be disappointed.

Wow fresh ingredients, delicious hibachi and portions are huge...you won't be left hungry. Go see…read moreJesus for your next meal!

Quarter for comparison, this is the smallest amount of bland looking chicken and vegetables I've…read moreever seen. There is nothing "hibachi" about this. Ordered yum yum sauce that wasn't in the bag and the burrito my boyfriend got has two small pieces of chicken in it. 0/10

This is a regular stop for us. Very good food in general. They appear to have a high attention to…read morecleanliness. The server staff are very pleasant. If you speak Spanish, that's a bonus.

Hole in the wall gem! Attached to the seafood market and commercial seafood business across the…read morestreet this is a nice place to get simple honest grilled Mahi, grouper, fried shrimp, shrimp tacos and more. Order, then grab a seat in the tent and they'll bring it to you. Fish is super fresh. One of the best simple crabcakes that I've had in a long time, and the sides, a simple shredded cabbage salad, and fried yuca, were delicious. Not long on ambience, it's a great place to grab a bite if you're antiquing or dropping off something for repairs in the area.