The burgers were huge but flavorless. Everything was soggy, fries and burger buns. It was a…read moreslightly upgraded school lunch in my opinion and not worth 16 dollars for the burger. Upgraded fries were the best part however it will cost 6 dollars which is also not worth th added cost tho. The service was efficient which is why they are getting 2 stars instead of one.

Went to Norbrook Farm Brewery and had a great weekend. Met Tom and had some of the most amazing…read moreburgers we have ever had. We are food truck fans already, but this one is the best bar NONE. Fabulous truffle fries to go with and we were full for the rest of the day! A DO NOT MISS if they are on property-get thyself a burger! Read the other reviews and don't listen to Melissa-she prolly complains about everything....LOL Will definitely be back and have more from Barnstormers!

Let me tell you. "I been everywhere man" These are the best…read moreribs I have every had. People rave about North Carolina and South Carolina barbecue, it's over rated. This man does it right!! Great Job!

Had the #2 combination today -- the pulled pork, 2 ribs w/ two sides. I went with the coleslaw and…read moreMac & cheese for my sides. $10. Meat had smoke, pork was decent, it was moist and had a good amount of bark. Ribs were fall of the bone quality, thought they were just OK though, I've had better. I asked for the sauce on the side (glad I did). Sauce had an apple flavor to it (and also the consistency of applesauce). Sides were not too exciting -- Mac & cheese was average, but the coleslaw was flavorless, only finished half of it. My standards for BBQ are fairly high, since I used to live in the South. I can't say Snowden's Barbecue is bad, but it's fairly typical of what you'll get North of the Mason-Dixon line. If I went back to this food truck again, I'd order a pulled pork sandwich with no sauce.

"The Love Shack is a little old place where We can get…read moretogether Love Shack, baby" (B-52s) We caught up with the Taco Shack food truck on a visit to East Granby's Almost Famous brewery today. Their 3 for $13 taco selection included shredded chicken, fried chicken, beef, shrimp and sweet potato - all served with a respective variety of garnishes including cabbage, pickled onions, cheese, lettuce, tomato, cabbage and Sriracha or cilantro sauces. They also sell a $14 rice bowl and a few sides - churros, popcorn chicken, fried onion petals, and chips with salsa. We ordered a shredded chicken, beef and shrimp taco. First of all, they weren't skimpy portions- they were pretty decent for the price. I saw in a prior review that someone was unhappy about the two shrimp they received in their taco.  All I can say is that my shrimp taco most definitely had more than two shrimp in it. Service was super fast and pleasant and I would most definitely buy from them again.

Stopped in yesterday for lunch. Ordered the 3 tacos for $10 -- beef, pork, & chicken, one of each…read more They were tasty, but I agree with Lisa R's review -- portion size was on the lighter side. As a large individual, I left hungry. Friendly service & very quick also. Still, a better alternative than Fast Food, IMO.

Had the pulled pork and mac n cheese on nachos on a fair and it was delicious. Was definitely a bit…read morepricey but a huge portion side. I could def go for another one. Food came out super fast.

Low-N-Slow Catering is a BBQ food truck. They were at the Lake Compounce holiday lights event. The…read morefood options were expensive at the theme park but this food truck had decent prices, so we opted for a quick dinner there. There was no line and the people working there were friendly. The food came out quick too. My kids had the Mac and cheese which was creamy and delicious; they ate that so fast. My husband had the triple threat hot dog which had bacon, pulled pork, and cheese; he said it was delicious. I had the piggy back which was a hot dog with pulled pork and BBQ sauce, that was good too. They had so many good options and I'd like to try them all. Overall, a pretty good food truck and I look forward to seeing them at an event again.

One of the best food trucks in all of Litchfield County! They have the best grilled hotdogs that…read moreare fully customizable and the tastiest lemonade with a wide variety of flavor options! Service is always great, Heather is so kind, her and her family are so hardworking! The ambiance is always great no matter where they are set up for the day as they are sure to bring great food and positive vibes!

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Batchy Brew is a coffee truck located in Torrington, CT. There is a patio with some picnic tables…read moreand a few parking spots. They offer coffee, espresso drinks, and handcrafted beverages. They serve Saccuzzo Coffee, Great Minds Coffee Roasters (both from CT), and Holy Kakow Syrups. I've been wanting to try their coffee for a while after seeing them on social media. We were in the area and I got one of their March specials, the shamrock iced latte; it was pretty good. My husband also enjoyed their cold brew. There was no line the day we went and service was quick. Overall, a nice coffee truck; I'm sure their patio fills up during nice weather. We look forward to going back!

Don't fret. You can find the best pumpkin spice iced coffee right here. The syrup is even organic…read morewhich is a huge plus! The location is easy to get to and there's plentiful parking. I find the service to be super helpful and patient.

Cute little cafe, very friendly staff. Food was great, the latte was great, and loved all the…read moregluten free options. The owner was so friendly and kind. We loved the small town charm and how busy the cafe was with the locals.

Amazing customer service, especially when compared to their competition, and even better food-…read moreespecially the breakfast sandwich. I get the impression that greater care is put into the preparation of the food as well as the operation of the business than other, locally-owned breakfast options. The breakfast sandwich- add tomato and avocado- is fantastic and will keep me returning to Meraki when in the area. Thanks for being kind, calm and respectful. I also value the very chilled and relaxed vibe of the small restaurant- it's like stepping back in time.

Zac and Lous is located between Torrington and Winsted, on old Route 8. It was apparently the old…read moreBurrville General Store, back when the area could support a general store. The building looks like a house, with a large sign out front. There is indoor seating, with picnic tables out back for seasonal weather. There is also a restroom inside. Apparently they make enough food for the day and when it's gone, it's gone. The food is delicious, although I'd prefer fried chicken instead of steamed (personal). It was good chicken, but needed ketchup (is that sacrilegious for a bar be que restaurant?) The Mac and cheese was AMAZING with lots of cheese and mixed so the toasted top was spread throughout. If you like bar-be-que sauce, they offer sweet or spicy, and let you apply your own. Great service too, even though people kept coming in, asking detailed questions, they moved quickly.

Took a nice ride from Simsbury out to no man's land, Winsted Road between Torrington and Winsted…read more And there she was; this little barbecue restaurant situated against the road. Parking the car I happen to notice very nice outside seating in the backyard, and walking up to the restaurant, the wonderful smell of the different meats and smoker happening! I was hoping this visit was gonna be something special! I entered into this little restaurant and was greeted warmly by possibly one of the owners. My order was placed for a beef brisket sandwich, that includes a side order of coleslaw, for $14.95. The fountain drink was $3.50. So for $20, I felt this was not a mistake driving all the way out here Let me tell you, the beef brisket had a lovely char ring, with pink juicy color inside . This generous portion was served on a lovely soft sandwich roll, along with the requested spicy barbecue sauce on the side. The juiciness and taste of this wonderful beef brisket exploding in my mouth told me I made a wonderful choice. Also accompanying the sandwich was a small order of coleslaw, that was both sweet and vinegary, with nice crunchy cabbage. This was delicious also. The service was extremely quick, almost like it was fast food, I think the sandwich was served me within two minutes. This was unexpected and appreciated. If you're looking for a quick lunch, Zach and Lou's would be a great choice. The inside of the restaurant was clean and simple. A few tables inside, but the outside seating area looked very inviting to just sit and enjoy a lunch. It was just too hot for me on this day. The restroom was neutral, and extremely clean My thoughts are, if you are in the northwest Hills craving some really good barbecue, this would be a good destination. The menu was short and sweet, with lightning quick service. I look forward to returning again soon.

What a cute place! We tried somewhere different this year and we found this. It does have a price…read moreof $6 per person and kids 3 and under are free. You walk in and have a barn area with cute decor and a little mini haunted house (nothing moving or too scary) inside. You can purchase little items like mini pumpkins or a cookie. Outside there is a lot of stuff! Corn maze, slingshot corn into the lake, chill by a fire, play giant checkers, or look at the sunflowers. They also have a grain bin basketball game and other fun stuff. I saw there was an ice cream area further down around the corner with the same name as the farm, but it wasn't open when we went :( there was some type of food truck in the entrance with fried dough and such.

From the owner: Pick your own pumpkins, haunted house, corn maze, games, sling shot challenge, sunflower walk,…read moremining sluice, food truck, breweries & much more.

The food overall was up and down. I feel like on the Buffalo chicken egg rolls, the flavor of the…read morechicken was good but eas overly breaded and slightly greasy. My parmesean Wings and buffalo wings were good. My strawberry Margarita tasted like syrup. My mac and cheese bites weren't flavorful and was heavily breaded. What upset me the most was the service. I called in advance about happy hour they told me 3-7. I get there and told the waitress and she said its 3-6. I showed her my phone on when I called and the manager even said 3-7. She went back and forth with her own manager in front of patrons which was super unprofessional about it. Which is wild because shes making jt seem like the money is coming out of her pocket personally in regards to happy hour. Ambiance was chill I dont really have any complaints. Im not in that area often but I'll try other places before going back.

Food was fantastic! My husband had the Millhouse Chicken. Roasted red pepper, mushrooms,…read moreartichoke hearts, grilled chicken, and mozzarella served over ziti. My son had penne all vodka with eggplant parm on the side. Then they split a crabcake with mango salsa, with peaches with balsamic dressing. I had a cheese pizza. Their homemade bread is hands down the best! Their dining area is country themed. Warm and inviting. They also have a beautiful private room. Staff is so friendly and the head chef and owner came out to check the dining room. So nice to dine at a local business instead of a chain restaurant.