These guys came out for my new office opening and they pleased everyone. I ordered the chicken and…read morewaffles, steak bowl, and wings. Everything was delicious. More important, or just as important, is the cleanliness, speed, and overall service. I go to food truck parks all the time and I feel like I'm with TSA or the DMV. These guys offer restaurant quality service with a smile, fast orders, great flavor, and overall high standards when it comes to food trucks. Thank you for coming to our office park!

The King Kabob food truck came out to Buckhead to my job earlier today. I have to say the food is…read moresooo damn good. I will definitely make a trip to their restaurant in Decatur next to the farmers market. Customer service was Awesome and again the food was Amazing/Damn Good​​

Yogli Mogli is located in the plaza with LA Fitness, next to the Mexican Restaurant. They offer $5…read morefill up cups all day on Thursdays and that is a great time to grab all the toppings without worrying about the weight. They have fresh fruit, candy, sprinkles, waffle cones, chocolate chips and an array of other options. The cashier, Lisa was so friendly and helpful during our visit. I keep it simple and stick with vanilla/original but love to add fresh strawberries and waffle cones. My son likes to load up on gummy worms and sprinkles. Overall, it is a good option if you're in the area, but it can get pricey on days where the weight determines the price of the ticket.

Yogurt was ok. Toppings bar was a mess and unappetizing. Over $10 for a half filled cup. That's too…read moremuch money for just ok. I'll take a pass on coming back.

Amazing food and drinks. Service is always on point. Never had a bad meal here. Texas…read moremargaritas are a must!

Monterrery offers a solid and authentic feel of a traditional Mexican restaurant. I stopped in for…read moretheir lunch special and ordered the fajitas--and despite being a lunch portion, the serving size was huge! The food was plentiful, flavorful, and well-seasoned, making for a satisfying meal. Beyond the great food, the customer service was excellent, and the pricing was very affordable. Their menu is quite extensive, so I'm looking forward to returning and trying more dishes. Definitely a spot worth visiting!

This food truck was over at Elizabeth Baptist Church-Cascade Rd this month(Aug 2025) for the WOW…read morewomen's day program. WOW is definitely a word I would describe the tasty orka.We went back after service and they were sold out. My mother and I will definitely find you again. I had the tacos and raspberry lemonade as well which were very good. Thanks for the wonderful service.

I tried this food truck for the first time today. I had high hopes but was left disappointed…read more First, it took an hour to receive my order. Second, when I did finally receive my order, it was not what I thought. I ordered jerk chicken wings thinking I was going to get authentic Jamaican jerk wings. What I received was far from it. Maybe I should've ordered something else?! The watermelon lemonade was very tasty but very small for the price. And the fries were under-seasoned. Again, I just think that my hopes were too high. ​

Food Truck Tuesdays are one of my favorite days during the summer. This event occurs May -…read moreOctober, on the second Tuesday of each month at Lilburn City park; 6pm-9pm. There are usually somewhere between 10-12 trucks on any given month, and always a few that specialize in desserts. The food vendors that have been scheduled so far during the first 3 months included: Cousins Maine Lobster Espeteda Flatbread Bistro Island Chef Loaded Burger Philly Connection Pup Truck Spiedie Zone Tex's Tacos King of Pops Daddy O'Briens Sweet Jeanius Angelfire BBQ Big C's Chicago Kitchen Gekko Hibachi Yumbii FruitSmashers Not as Famous Bento Bus Cattywampus Deep South Biscuit Co. Fry Guy Mac the Cheese Peace of Pita Simply Donuts Vintage Frozen There's live music and lots of open space, but no seating so bring your folding chairs or a blanket. Some of the trucks do have small stand up only tabletops. All of the trucks serve beverages and most have bottled water. And luckily they all seem to accept credit/debit cards. Parking can get pretty hectic if you're not there well before 7. Also, it can get a little pricey sampling several food trucks, but sharing is caring so take a friend or two. (My fav is Simply Done Donuts; small, sweet, warm circles of goodness with terrific toppings.)

During the summer months Lilburn hosts Food Truck Tuesdays on the second Tuesday of the month…read more There are usually at least 5 trucks parked and live music. Bring a blanket and sample the food trucks of Atlanta. The schedules are posted on the Facebook page, Lilburn food truck Tuesdays.

We were touring GT campus and lots of students were recommending us to eat here ! I actually liked…read moreit . Students eat in north Avenue campus and the west side is Mnuchin better in my opinion ! Lots of seats inside to sit and eat . They have a couple of floors . Good and fresh food / pizza / ice creams / desserts etc . I also like the outside seating . Nice and airy .. only disadvantage is the long walk from east campus . It took us about 20 mins or more to take a casual stroll . If not for waking this place is really good . 4 stars for the food and service .

For being so far out from the city, I was pretty impressed by the options of the food trucks here…read more There were six on the day we went plus a King of Pops stand and each of them were very different, giving you a lot of options. If you're in the Kennesaw area on Monday nights and are craving some food truck food or if you're in a group where you can't agree on food, this is definitely a fantastic option. The trucks are also parked right next door to the farmer's market, so you can pick up some fresh fruits and veggies for the rest of the week!

"Well Mr. Woods take Mr. Tibbs! Take him down to the depot and I mean boy like now!" -- In the Heat…read moreof the Night (1967) Oh how I love a good collection of food trucks. It's like a Smörgåsbord on wheels. I plethora of choices all in a small area to choose from and the hardest part is making an actual decision. Tonight I went with the "Da Bronx" dogs from Fatty's of Atlanta (http://www.yelp.com/biz/fattys-of-atlanta-marietta) - killer hot dogs, NY style and a Root Beer float. The dogs are dressed with spicy mustard and onion sauce and are oh-so-delectable. And who doesn't LOVE a root beer float? Next up was truffle-parmesan fries from the Fry Guy (http://www.yelp.com/biz/the-fry-guy-atlanta). These were crispy on the outside, soft on the inside with great Earthy and salty flavor. They were also kind enough to give me a free ice water. By the way, the fries were so good, we went back for a second order to share. We then went back for some Italian ices from Fatty's - it was a warm night out and this was a nice sweet treat - we tried the cherry, watermelon, mango and chocolate. They were all delish! But after that, I still had a bit of a sweet tooth. And anyone who knows me knows... King of Pops (http://www.yelp.com/biz/king-of-pops-atlanta) MUST finish my night! Always look for the rainbow umbrella for the perfect pop. Tonight I went for the Cookies and Cream. A frozen version of milk and chocolate chip cookies... I'm sorry, how can you go wrong? That's right, you CAN'T! Also there was: Yum Yum Cupcake & More (http://www.yelp.com/biz/yum-yum-cupcake-and-more-atlanta) Alisha's Kitchen (http://www.yelp.com/biz/alishas-kitchen-cartersville) And a fish and chips place - I missed the name (sorry allergic to fish) I'll visit again for sure.

Looking for basic, authentic, dirt cheap Mexican fare? This is your place! Located in the Shell gas…read morestation at the corner of Harbins and Dickens roads, La Bendicion is truly a diamond in the rough. In the 5 years since I discovered this place (it's definitely off the beaten path) it has gone from a hole-in-the-wall with concrete floors to a quaint, if still rough-around-the-edges little cafe. What hasn't changed is the quality of the food, which is stellar. If I am looking for fish tacos I will go to Los Hermanos (the gold standard) but when I have a hankering for any other kind of taco I'm off to La Bendicion, where the tacos are cheaper and perhaps even a bit better. Their burritos are also very good, and their tamales (4 different kinds) are wonderful. I haven't found a comparable tamale in Atlanta anywhere, at any price. They have expanded their menu over the years and now offer tortas (sandwiches), fajitas, and some other things, including fare I haven't seen anywhere else. I can't comment on them, since the red and green tamales and tacos pastor are so good I end up ordering the same thing over and over!

Price: $+ ($5-10 pp)…read more Food: * * * * Service: * * * Ambiance: * * As a native from Guatemala, I was really looking forward to going to this place and try it out. My first impression was that it looked like we're going to be eating in the middle of a grocery store. It is a little cramped, but cozy. However.., it does give me the Guatemala vibes. The food is in a cafeteria style setting. Where I would imagine it is changed around every day. It did seem like they have staple foods there as well. Tamales, chuchitos, etc. I chose to get a few things to try it out. Starting with Caldo de Gallina (hen soup) - hearty portion, big and with plenty of chicken and veggies. Tasty and comforting food. I also got a couple of Pupusas (tortillas with pork and cheese) as well as a chicken empanada. Everything was delicious and although it was warmed up, it tasted almost freshly made. This establishment is missing a Panaderia (bakery) to get the Pan Dulce (sweet bread) and other goodies. Strolling through the aisles of the store does give me nostalgia and reminds me of Guatemala for sure. Will be back in the future to try some other things from there.