I've encountered & eaten from this food truck twice - once at Armored Cow Brewing and again months…read morelater at Veronet Vineyards. These folks may not give you forks, but they know what they're doing! Service has always been friendly and helpful, despite how busy the line can get. The cubanos are amazing - I've gotten the original and also the BBQuban. The OG is super solid, but OMG that BBQ one is just delectable and a great texture. Trust me. Try it. They also have the best yucca fries I've probably ever had. My issue with most yucca fries is that the texture tends to be pretty tough, but these are so soft inside - like they mashed the yucca first and then formed the fries. I don't know what magic they use, but they're incredible, and you must get some. We also got a churro filled with dulce de leche, and it came out nice and hot with lots of cinnamon sugar coating. I didn't love the dulce de leche filling for some reason - maybe I got spoiled by spending time in Argentina - so next time I'll likely go for the regular churro.

We recently hired No Forks to cater a party at camp north end. We've always loved the food,…read morespecifically the empanadas and maduros. Their service blew our guests away! Not only was every order right, cooked fresh and hot, but they brought all orders into our space so our guests didn't have to wait outside for their order. Our guests raved about the food and people are still thanking us for introducing the truck to them! They were very professional and prompt. I'd hire them again in a heartbeat for an event.

This food truck was at the Kings Drive Farmers market today and the food was FANTASTIC!…read more The owner is Smokin Joe. He was extremely friendly. It started with a "would you like a sample?" That's was all it took. I do t even eat pork but he was so charming I had to try. It was DELICIOUS! I ended up buying a 1/4 lb and a side of coleslaw. His truck was clean and he was running out of food there were so many people buying sandwiches/sides. He also said he caters and will book any event you have. I have pics of his number. You so t have to believe me. Try for yourself!

He is a super nice guy, great selection of food, I enjoy the brisket and the ribs. I miss him being…read moreon the corner of Mill Grove Road in Idlewild because we used to like to get lunch from him on. I believe it was Friday and Saturday. From the food truck.

There's a good amount of parking. Wait was very short, food came out in maybe 7 minutes. No price…read moremenu but I got a pastor torta and my boyfriend got 3 tacos (2 asada and 1 pastor). Total was $20.02. The asada was 10/10 very flavorful. Pastor was more of a 6/10, very fatty. Tacos had a good amount of meat. Tortillas tasted homemade. They could've been more generous on the torta portion tho. The torta had tomatoes, lettuce, queso fresco, and jalapeños. Bread was hot and toasty. Their salsas are awful 0/10. Green salsa was straight WATER, and their red salsa was just spicy red water with oil. Had to pull out some taco bell sauces from the car.

This food is absofrigginglutley worth your time to pull over and place and order…read more Delicious Asada Fajita Burrito Pollo Fajita Quesadilla Asada Tacos Carnitas Tacos Pollo Quesadilla Chorizo Quesadilla ...and another , but I can't remember what's on it

My Favorite of the FTF locations #1 - This is the most…read morefamily oriented of the events and locations #2 - They have a park and sandbox for the kids #3 - They have a band each week to jam out to while indulging in goodies #4 - There is a indoor building to use the restroom that is well kept #5 - Parking is plentiful in different business lots without the worries of being towed Let's now even mention all he good food and trucks that vary weekly but we always find a hit each time and some of our ALL TIME favorites show up like A Bao Time Sugar Street Spice Maryland Crab Just to name a few, this is always a GOODTIME with my family and friends that meet us there to lay out on the blankets with the children and eat. I failed to mention that they have a great police presence on the street to help with crossing back and forth from parking lots across the way to the park which is a huge help when trying to cross South Trade during rush hour as the food truck event starts at 5pm - 9pm. It's a must do especially if you have children they can meet some new friends.

Went to FTF last night and we will be going back. Live music and great variety. We could not even…read moretry them all. JJ's - had the #1 and Charheel. Both of their staples. The #1 had some spice to it with the chili relish and crisp pickle gave it a nice crunch. The Charheel was delicious as well with chili, slaw, mustard and onions! Vitos - had the individual cheese pie. Good NY stlye pizza. Robust tomato sauce and the right amount of cheese. The crust was also crispy and had good flavor. Rock the Mac - got the traditional mac and cheese. It was very cheesy. Next time i will branch out and add some stuff to it. Italian ice from the Philly trailer was also good. I got the lemon. It was cool and the perfect ending to a great variety meal. Overall was very pleased with the event. Cant wait to go back and try the others!

I ate at this restaurant recently. The food was terrible. Customer service not very good either…read more I was the only customer in the restaurant and was waiting at the register for several minutes while employee was doing inventory. Same employee was also smoking cigarettes while she worked. She was outside, but in the dining area in full view of customers.

I addressed the situation with the front staff, which did not even know what their tenders and…read morefries should look like. Rather than try to fix it, they just said asked if I wanted my money back as if I was an inconvenience to them.

We ate here at the Harrisburg ARTwalk and were blown away with the delicious food! We had the…read moresmoked hash and the grilled bacon and cheese sandwich. The bacon was the thickest bacon I've ever seen the smoked brisket in the hash was very tasty. Definitely recommend finding where these guys are for the day and going there!

While attending the Legacy National Dance Competition the food truck was on site. It has been a…read morelong day; we were starving. We paid $17+ for a chicken sandwich plate and a chicken tender basket. We ended up throwing the chicken away and only eating the chips. The chicken was fried floured fat and grease! Out of 3 or 4 tenders I was able to get enough meat off all of them to have maybe one tender. The deserts appeared to be brownies, cookies, and a couple of cup cakes that looked almost melted as they sit in the container basking in the sun. This was our first experience with a food truck and it was a very disappointing one!

Taco truck with great food and open late. Had a pastor burrito and daughter had carne asada tacos…read more Let's just say we got no pictures because it looked to good to wait and I was right. Not only good but packed with meat. The flavor was amazing. Definitely need to swing by if ever in the area. You will not be disappointed.

If you are looking for delicious tacos and nachos Tacos El Flacko is the best! This food truck not…read moreonly has delicious food, but the kindest team (and stellar health score). I'd suggest following along with them on Instagram at @flacko.clt- they post their schedule/locations, if the sell out, and all sorts of helpful communication there! Also expect to see some late nights in uptown from this hardworking team - 1-2am tacos? They got you!

I got an ice cream-filled Krispy Kreme doughnut at Stick and Cones last night. This ice cream…read moretruck was at the food truck rally at South End (Camden and West). Sticks and Cones is a pretty straightforward truck selling ice cream and other frozen treats for a few bucks per order. The ice cream-filled Krispy Kreme doughnut was $3.25 ($3.00 + $0.25 tax). The owner had a box of raspberry and lemon-filled Krispy Kreme doughnuts and a vanilla and chocolate soft serve machine in his truck. So basically, those were the flavor combinations available. I went with a raspberry doughnut filled with vanilla ice cream. The owner split open the doughnut and piled the cold vanilla soft serve high. The high calorie concoction was served in a paper sleeve. It was hard to eat with my hands, so I grabbed a spoon to eat some of the excess ice cream first. The treat tasted exactly how you'd would expect and it's nothing you can't make at home (well, I guess you do need a soft serve machine, but regular ice cream would work just fine too). It was really messy to eat and once the ice cream started melting, it seeped through the wrap, making my hands sticky. This was kind of annoying considering there weren't any restrooms available so I could wash my hands. Overall, though, I enjoyed it and the owner was a nice guy. If I came back, I'd probably order something more "standard" and easier to eat (e.g. ice cream on a stick).

Friendly service from a food truck that makes delicious ice cream cones and treats. Yeah, I'm a…read morefan. Shocking, I know. There are two trucks to Sticks and Cones - the Sticks truck, full of ice cream treats on a stick, and the Cones truck, a soft serve van of sorts. For a mere $2 and change, I scored a positively delightful and generous swirl soft serve cone rolled in sprinkles from the Cones truck. It was glorious. It was fresh. It was gorgeous, actually. And, of course, it was super delicious! The Cones trucks offers a variety of specially made ice cream treats beyond simple soft serve. You'll find a variety of creative sundaes - one called burger and fries that I'll most certainly need to try one of these days. The folks who own these trucks are just as sweet as the ice cream. And they take credit cards. Yes!