These sandwiches are insanely good. The breakfast sandwich is served on a thick sourdough toasted…read morepiece of bread. The ingredients in between are fresh and intentionally sourced! Come early, because if it's a nice day there will be a line! Also, they don't serve iced coffee which is a bummer, but there are other options down the street that they seemingly promote without ill will. There's tons of a seating as well!

Nothing but great things to say about The Good Egg. Besides the sandwiches being absolutely amazing…read morethe service and efficiency stood out even more. Sunday mid morning line was a little long but we were reassured 'it's worth the wait'. The young man taking orders put on a masterclass In efficiency handling the ordering line. He would take as many orders as the griddle could hold then pause the line and double book it to help cooks prepare the orders. This worked flawlessly and cut down on a big wait times for orders. Check it out Sandwiches are huge plus they're connected to River Siren Brewery so plenty of seating & drinks!

Perfect, gluten-free treats to make you nostalgic for the State Fair. My son and I tried the…read moreS'mores (decadent), the maple bacon (ridiculously addictive) and cinnamon-sugar (heavenly). We couldn't finish them all, but we did reheat them in the oven the next morning and were able to relive our joy all over again. A definite "must-eat." And we're not even a gluten-free family!

Had to try El Jefe's Taco Truck tonight since it was parked across the street on Park between South…read more7th and South 8th Street just blocks from US Bank Stadium. Pretty simple menu, tacos and enchiladas with a choice of steak, pork, chicken and birria. The sauces they gave us had a nice bite to it. We had the steak tacos and birria enchiladas. Fresh, tasty, nice touch of cheese and the sauces were a big plus. Tacos were 3 for $12 and the enchiladas was 4 pieces for $12. They also have a variety of drinks. I hope they come back for more Vikings games and other big events at USBS.

this guy donates food to the homeless! his attitude to his fellow man really makes the difference…read morein his food! for sure worth checking them out

Our must-stop-spot at food truck festivals is Tiki Tim's. We love their Caribbean/Hawaiian flare,…read moreand have been craving their tacos since we saw them in January at Omni Brewing in Maple Grove. Pictured - Chicken Tacos: this is where the spice is found. If you are weak when it comes to spice, have a beverage ready Pork Tacos: savory meets sweet with a hint of pineapple. Cuban Quesadilla: a unique play on the traditional Cuban sandwich. Although we love their tacos, it is not the only food they serve. They rotate their menu, but there are crab cakes, sandwiches, and other tacos! Keep an eye out for their food truck or check out their website for their list of events. You won't be disappointed.

A relative newcomer to the food truck scene, I can see Tiki Tim's making a name for themselves in…read morewhat has become a pretty big sea of mobile dining options. As evidenced by the name, Tiki Tim's focuses mainly on island inspired cuisine (save for the fried pickles). Their menu is fairly modest in size, comprised of Tiki (shrimp and crab) cakes, fish tacos, a Hawaiian influenced pulled pork sandwich and a smattering of side dishes. While the choices are limited, they've all been quite good. The fish tacos are the highlight for me, with generous pieces of crispy and not-too-greasy fish, but you really can't wrong with anything (bring a knife and fork for the pork sandwich). The converted big blue Chevy is easy to spot on the streets, the service is friendly and the prices are reasonable. Given that we're about as far from the coasts as possible and a long haul from Hawaii, it's nice to see someone aspiring to bring the tropical mindset to the streets of the Twin Cities.

I went to Hometown Creamery while at the Minneapolis food truck festival. I got the Raspberry…read moreKrunch flavor in the waffle cone. It definitely satisfied my sweet tooth! Also l, you recieve a fun shoutout if you tip the crew!

Ok I had this at a a festival where all of the food is heavily inflated. Of course the cost of this…read morewas ridiculous as well at $9 for two scoops and $2 for a waffle cone. The waffle cones were being freshly made on site and service was prompt and polite. I had the superman which was vanilla ice cream with three magical colors mixed into it and each one tasty like a different fruit loop which I was into. The other scoop was strawberry and man oh man was it good. All in all the prices have gotten out of control for things in the twin cities but the ice cream was one of the better ice creams I've had in the twin cities.

The pizza was amazing, they handled our 150-person wedding and did so well. It did take some time…read moreto feed everyone as it did take time to feed everyone as they made everything to order. They were very friendly but kind of disorganized a few days before.

This business was booked a year in advance and paid for in full and they DID NOT show up…read more Repeatedly called and messaged with no answer. Once we finally got a hold of someone after an hour, the owner claimed he did not have it booked and was 2 hours away at a different wedding before telling us "calm down" and what do we expect him to do. Left the entire wedding with no food and an obviously very upset bride and groom. Horrible communication, obviously unorganized if they triple booked themselves, and offered no options or help except for another hour later calling saying he could try to come now after we had to scramble to come up with an alternative food option. Would not recommend.

I had their Hawaiian Shaved Ice at the MN State Fair Preview Weekend. It was unlike any snow cone…read moreI've ever had. I had a Passion Fruit and Guava, with Cream drizzled on top. Yep, best snow cone ever. Hands down. I hear they'll be at US Bank Stadium as well, and they'll serve them spiked there! Let's go!

I learned about Minnesnowii Shave Ice when I went to the Kickoff to Summer with my Yelp friends…read more This year, I went with my husband and decided to get a mangonada. It was delicious. I was surprise to see boba on it, but it works! The tamarind candy was a bit hard to bite and peel off, but that's OK. There was along line at the Kickoff to Summer, which was surprising, because I didn't see that last year. There were multiple windows to order from. The staff cashier and shave ice crafters were friendly and approachable. Definitely worth it. I also saw mocha on the menu, but my heart was already set on mangonada. It is normally $8, unless you're getting the specialty ones like mangonada. They accept cash and card.