Great food! Reminds me of being back home in Chicago! Do yourself a favor and grab a hot dog from…read morethis fabulous food truck!

Jay, and Jay's Chicago... is simply top notch. Food is great, service is great, zero complaints…read more As a gal who lived in Chicago for 9 years I miss a good Chicago dog or Polish or Italian Beef once in a while. Not only does Jay deliver awesome Chicago food but he is just the kindest person and I can literally taste his love of Chicago in it! We have hired him a few times for work events, and will continue to do so because they rock. This past week they were running a few minutes late, because they got a flat on one of the food truck tires. Didn't stop him from arriving in plenty of time to make lots of employees happy with full bellies. Thanks Jay!

This is a solid purveyor of barbecue that's worthy of attention in a metropolitan area filled with…read moreexceptional BBQ! The pulled pork sandwich is very good with tender pork and a great homemade sauce. The Cajun fries are fantastic, tender and slightly crispy shoestrings with just the right amount of spice. I highly recommend Music City Brisket!

Phenomenal brisket taco and fries! I just gobbled up that taco like there was no tomorrow! Someone…read moreneeds to turn the food truck into an official store front with 10 locations! They have corn and vegetarian options too.

Stopped into Hogwood BBQ in Franklin for dinner after a long, exhausting day and it absolutely hit…read morethe spot. I went with the Hogwood Sampler which comes with chicken, sausage, ribs, brisket, and pulled pork, plus mac-n-cheese on the side. All in it was $27.89 plus tax, which feels like pretty fair market value for the amount and quality of food you're getting. The food itself was incredible. Way too many barbecue places lean way too hard on sauce to do the heavy lifting. That is not the case here. Every single meat had deep, legit smoky flavor on its own and honestly didn't even need sauce. That said, the sauces were also excellent. The Alabama white paired perfectly with the chicken, and the spicy tomato-based red sauce had a great kick without overpowering anything. Drink selection was another pleasant surprise. They've got Coke products and Tractor Organic Beverages. I mixed their unsweet tea with the Tractor mango and made myself a mango tea that worked way better than it had any right to. If I had to nitpick, the side selection is a little limited for my personal taste. I'm always hoping for fries or hush puppies, though to be fair that's not uncommon for BBQ joints around here. I also ran into a sticky spot on the table that clearly hadn't been fully wiped down from a previous guest. That said, the food was good enough that it still lands as a five-star experience for me. Hogwood BBQ is an excellent choice if you're looking for seriously good barbecue in Franklin.

A very good visit to Hogwood BBQ! This is in a little strip mall so parking out front is pretty…read moreeasy. Order at the counter, then find a seat. I went with the BBQ pulled pork sandwich, 2 sides: Slaw and the Potato Salad. They have white sauce available at the "drink station", otherwise traditional BBQ sauces on the table. Sandwich was great, I always put a bit of slaw on my BBQ and added some white sauce. It was delicious! Slaw is vinegar based and includes a bit of kale, it is fine. But the Rosemary Potato Salad was really good! Just a bit of bacon in there too to complete the flavors. Others enjoyed the Hatch Green Chili Grits which is a nice take on traditional grits. Staff was super friendly and as we sat around the table, they came over to our table after lunch asking if we wanted a mini Moon Pie to complete the meal! Of Course! Restaurant is neat and clean, good BBQ option and the sides make it!

Great create-your-own pasta. Fresh ingredients and good portions. Many options for everyone…read more Trailer is clean and nice looking. The aromas coming out of it are wonderful! Service is reasonable, considering how many people they serve out of the small trailer.

I had a 40th/Halloween/gender reveal party in October and was told about Nicholas from a post I…read moremade on FB. I reached out and he was very timely and thorough with his responses. I told him exactly what I was hoping for which he promised he could deliver. He made homemade cheese raviol, antipasto salad with a housemade red wine vinaigrette, and home made garlic bread. Of our multiple food stations, it was his food that cleared out first! Nicholas was here when he said he would be, he assisted with set up and couldn't have been a kinder soul. Overall, if you're looking for quality Italian food from a quality family, this is the way to go! Thank you so much for making our extra special event even better with your extra special food! Everyone was raving about it. I wish I took photos of it!

I LOVE TACOS!!!!!…read more This place was an amazing taco restaurant. It was very crowded which is a good sign that it had good food and the tacos did not disappoint! The corn shell was very crispy and I had grilled chicken in mine which was very well cooked. And put together it makes a 10/10 taco! Even though it was crowded they still brought our food out very quickly and the quality of the food was amazing. When you walk in it gives you the essence of Mexico even though it is not the cleanest restaurant it is amazing for a mall restaurant. I totally recommend going for Mojo's tacos if you are inside the factory!

Mojo's is a good spot at The Factory for decent, inexpensive Mexican food in a casual setting…read more The dining room is large with plenty of seating. They also have a bar area. This can be a busy spot. The line can get long and be slow moving, but the food comes out quickly once you have ordered. I've ordered a variety of tacos and enjoyed what I've ordered. The Birria is one of my favorites. It's a greasy treat. The Fried Shrimp and Fried Fish tacos are good with saucy slaw. I like the pickled onions on the Fried Shrimp taco. Barbacoa is more simple with tender meat, onions, and cilantro. My daughter enjoys the kid's meal with a cheeseburger and fries. The order of Chips and Salsa is delicious. It's plenty of chips for a table to share. Mojo's is a spot worth checking out if find yourself at The Factory looking for a casual dining option.

Our neighborhood HOA hosted Salsa Franklin Taco for us this evening - it was very good!! They offer…read moreclassic street tacos - corn tortillas, option of steak, chicken, or carnitas with toppings of salsa verde, cilantro and onions (optional) and limes/jalapẽnos. We tried one of each and were very pleased with the quality and portion of meat. We all voted the carnitas as the best! Also got an order of chips & salsa - was bummed on how little salsa there was! Only giving 4 stars bc it was a bit overpriced for what you get and for a place named Salsa - I wish there had been more of it on the tacos and with the chips and salsa.

Enjoyed at the Williamson County Fair- great service, quality product and prices within reason for…read morethe setting. Would return again and easily recommend

Worst Nashville hot chicken I've ever had. It's nothing more than chicken nuggets with a side of…read morewhat tasted like Texas Pete's hot sauce. No bread or pickles either. $8.50 for this awful meal I wouldn't even feed my dog.

This is for the food truck on 10/30…read more The men working the truck were so rude. I had to knock on the window for them to even notice me (they were right in front of me looking at their phones). I tried to order and the employee just grunted at me the entire time, and tried his best to be the most rude person in the world. Pretty darn close! They overcharged me based on the signage out front. Then the guy making my food handed it to me. I said thank you, trying to salvage the experience, and he straight up ignored me!! Then, I sit down to eat, and ALL OF IT is ICE COLD. Cold pork, I don't think so. Fries that were cooked hours ago - I'm not eating that. Such a disappointment since I planned to eat this for lunch, and have to figure something else out now after spending $10 on the worst meal ever.

Best Mexican I have had in Tennessee. Legit tacos. Tennessee tacos make me sad so it makes me…read morehappy to have found this food truck. Knew it was good when they offered Lengua.

Big full flavors, reasonable cost, quick and convenient service…read more That, my friends, is what one likes to see and taste - especially on an impulse stop. I had seen this truck by the road in a relatively nondescript parking lot once before. Today I made a sudden decision just before I passed it to stop and see for myself. Very friendly service and pretty darn prompt. (There were one or two other customers, but they were not crowded by any means. SO that could account for the swiftness.) As I mentioned at the outset, the food had full, rich flavors. Both chicken and pork were very tender. Nicely grilled hot pepper garnish along with grilled onions. The big drawback was the greasiness...(you can see evidence in one of the photos I posted.) The tortillas just could not hold up so we ended up eating them with forks instead of fingers. Spiciness - really just right - not hot, just beautifully seasoned. Impulse SGG - stop, grab, and go? This one worked well for us.

What a great sandwich! This place really stands out from all the megacorp fast food spots along…read morethis stretch of road. The classic Italian sub was one of the best I've ever had. The ingredients are fresh and I had a great chat with the owner as well. Next time I'll try one of the featured jam sandwiches, which look original and intriguing

I was in this part of town and starving, but wasn't feeling a chain sandwich place for whatever…read morereason. I was pleasantly surprised to find Jambox very close. I found a very simple website with menus, but not the ability to order ahead of time. I got the vibe that it's a brand new business just getting up and figuring itself out, so I'm more willing than usual to give it the benefit of the doubt and some time. They have a cassette tape theme going on, so I guess the owner has a thing for older music and the culture of cassettes, which aligns with the "mix tape" loyalty club. I suppose that also has to do with the name. All the sandwiches have "fun," but non-helpful names, so I had to read all the descriptions a few times to get an idea of what they had. He pointed me to the option that was most like an Italian sub that I was craving. It wasn't clear, so I had to ask about where I tell them how I would like it (no tomatoes or mayo, etc) and the answer was right there at the register. I didn't see general options anywhere, so I didn't know how else I might customize, plus I was in a hurry and not in the mood to have that conversation right then, or in person, for that matter. I paid (kudos for having contactless payment options!) and went to the other end of the counter for a brief wait, then I got my sandwich and was out the door (my order was 'to go.') The sandwich was good, I ate it all and enjoyed it. The nature of its construction made it less stable and more fall-aparty than I was expecting to eat while driving (part of the reason to get a sub), but I made do. The bread was a little disappointing. It was good, but I think my expectations weren't aligned. I wasn't offered a choice of bread and I don't remember if there was an obvious "choose your bread" display right by the register or not. It was white sub bread. The outside of the bread was just as white as the inside; I guess I'm used to the outside of the bread being a little darker than the inside and a bit stronger to hold everything together. It was a bit more crumbly than I was expecting or thought was appropriate for a sandwich. This also meant it was more flexible, as in while I'd hold it to take a bite, the back of the bread would lift up and let things fall out that I had to put back, and then adapt how I was holding it to keep all the good stuff inside. I don't remember the bread having any flavor, it was just an edible tool to hold the sandwich innards. Normally I'd add oil/vinegar to an Italian sub, but I'm glad I didn't here or it would have been a bigger oily mess to clean up rather than just putting it back when things fell out. Bottom line for me (if you had a different experience or have a different opinion, I'm happy for you), it was good but not amazing. I don't think I'd stop there again when I'm in the area unless I'm starving again. If it were closer to me, I might keep my eye on it to see how it matured and adapted over time to maybe have options I liked more, but I won't be making the trek to where it is in Franklin just to get a sandwich there. However, since my taste isn't universal, if you're in the area and curious, I'd say give it try. You may really like it and the cassette thing may speak to you. I wish the owner only the best! Tangentially, nothing to do with the food or business: It's on a busy road and the entrances there are a little tricky, so just be aware and don't pull in slightly too soon and find yourself in the wrong parking lot that isn't connected.