Their food truck is a travelling Texas Style Wood Burning BBQ rig that cranks out Kosher Barbecue…read more The truck is cleverly named the Wandering Que and as it travels it creates pop-up restaurants across the metropolitan tri-state area, down toward Philadelphia, and up into New England. Today, we caught up with the Que it as it wandered toward the Crown Market in West Hartford, CT and popped up in Crown's parking lot. We bought two items - a Texas Hold-Em sandwich ($20) with Kosher Pulled Brisket and Kosher smoked sausage and a container of Smoked Egg Drop Soup ($5). The sandwich came in a Styrofoam container with a scoop of red cabbage and carrot slaw, a few pickle slices, and a nice roll on one side and a big pile of those meats on the other side. The sandwich was unassembled so the roll wouldn't get soggy. The Egg Drop Soup tasted more like beef broth than egg drop soup, but it was pretty darned good and had quite a few shreds of beef in there. I thought the brisket and the sausage were pretty good and the portion of meat (plus the fact that they were Kosher) helped justify the $20 cost. On the down side, I have to say the administration of the whole pop-up was a mess. We had to wait more or less at four different stations to walk away with our food: 1) wait on a line before you approached the food truck's ordering window, 2) when given the go ahead, approach the window and place your order, 3) get on another line to pay, and 4) wait more until your food order was ready. All of this took roughly an hour today, no lie. I've been to a lot of food trucks over the years, and I've never seen such a drawn out, convoluted and super slow process as this. And I was very disappointed from a food safety/public health point of view to see that one of their gents used the same less than mint condition gloved hands to count the money and process the credit cards as he did to scoop up some sliced scallions into my soup container.

BEWARE - Do not place an order with this business (Wandering Que/Hakodesh BBQ/Gemstone Caterers and…read morewhatever other DBA or aliases it may have). On June 7, after speaking with Ari White, I placed an order through PayPal (containing instructions) for a Kosher Carnivore package to be delivered on June 17th. Later that same day, I phoned Ari and receiving no response, followed up with an email to confirm that everything was received. I never heard back. I continued to phone and send emails (both through direct email and through the Wandering Que website) through June 18, and never heard back. Needless to say, the package was never delivered, and I filed a claim with PayPal.

So happy I decided to give HOT Spot Deli a try, My first order was a chopped cheese with fries…read morealong with a small Fritura. I have been trying to find a good Dominican place for a while The salami, fried cheese & tostones were cooked to perfection. They also weren't cheap with the serving size. The chop cheese, fries, Plata taco & daily special were also really good. Everything was packaged perfectly, they have a huge menu that. included smoothies and fresh juices. I cant wait to try everything else!

WOWWWWWWWW.... Wow, wow!!…read more This place is the real deal- Every order has been fresh and cooked to perfection! They cook everything to your liking- if you request crispy, you will def get crispy. I could tell you how amazing the food is, but I am just going to attach some pictures and tell you to try it for yourself. ** ALL OF MY ORDERS HAVE BEEN PLACED FOR DELIVERY & THEY HAVE ALL ARRIVED FAST.

First time ordering through Ubereats. I requested a Philly Cheesesteak breakfast wrap on whole…read morewheat wrap. I got white flour wrap, no cheese at all, and the eggs were dry and overcooked. I also got a Middle Eastern salad with felafel and lamb, they put so much hot sauce (which I did not ask for) on top of the lamb that I could not eat it. I wasted my money, could not get a refund from Ubereats for these matters. The only decent item was the berry smoothie. I will not order again.

Dry burned chicken almost broke my tooth. Such a shame to even sell this to anyone. AND I had a…read moresurprise soggy crouton in my rice. Nice touch

04/05 Cherry Lawn Farm Market presents a relaxed casual…read moreenvironment. Even if you came dressed up to pick up lunch, it's as casual as can be. I've been eating here since about 2017 when it was a great deal smaller with no seating inside but limited outside dining. Since it's expansion they offer so much more. A few things offered are ample seating inside and more space to move about. They have broadened the food selections. They are known for their hot food. If you want a good hot meal, this is your spot. But come early because things sell out quickly, they offer fantastic salads and a wide variety of salad dressings. On my visit I was really disappointed, that the salad and pasta cooler was half empty to the point of being depleted. They normally have meatless burgers and a bigger variety of pasta and beans. I chose the Farro Protein salad. It was really nothing to yelp about. So I'm yelping about the other stuff, not the Farro salad. Got it? Okay! They have pizza on the other side and a delicious bakery section in the expanded section. I loved the food so much that one year I asked them to cater a thanksgiving dinner with cream spinach and a carrot cake. All carrot cakes aren't the same, believe me. Cherry Lawn had one of the best, if not the best carrot cakes around. They also have a sushi section that's pretty tasty, as a matter of fact I just may go get sushi soon. They even have all sorts of flowers. They offer a huge parking lot for our convenience. Going in, you must form a line for the hot food, salad, and pasta sections. The customer service is wonderful here, they work in harmony like a bunch of worker ants. So uniformed and organized. If you want a variety of food and groceries, they have it. I think I covered it all so... Inspire more,Yelp more!

High quality food that you'll being spending a pretty penny for. Service is normal/good. Ambiance…read moreis nice sometimes it gets busy in there, parking is available but the lot can also get kind of savage. I have had their sandwiches before and they are fresh and good. Today I tried the pizza to save my myself from spending $16 on a sandwich. It was fresh and tasty. I did enjoy it.

It's one of the best Mexican food spots in Yonkers!!! Service is fast, cost is decent.read more

I've been coming here for years and every year I wait for them to make those mini versions of Pan…read morede Muertos, absolutely delicious definitely recommend

One of My go to spots in MV, food is good, staff is always friendly and helpful. Only issue is…read morefinding parking once you get there as there is no street parking.

Absolutely fire!! Delicious Brazilian natural goodness. GrubHub always delivers on time. Strongly…read morerecommend!

Great owners who are always accommodating and offer a delicious variety of food options. They have…read morea wide selection at fair prices, and the atmosphere is warm, welcoming, and inviting, making every visit enjoyable. Highly recommend!

I don't know about the food, this review is food the pastel de natas. Authentic Portuguese pastries…read morethat go divinely with tea and coffee. I warm them up in my airfryer and they're always a hit! Enjoy. Happy Yelping!

Waay better foods than some more expensive places in Arthur's Little Italy. Have a solid selection…read moreof hot foods, salads, meats. Pro tip- Sundays is Meatball day

I don't know what's happening at Battaglias lately but their sandwiches have fallen off. I order a…read moresandwich a few weeks ago and it was a bit smaller that usual, I figured ok I guess they are trying to keep costs down. Today I ordered another one and when the young woman handed me the sandwich I was confused, it felt like she forgot to put the meat in it! It was so small I could see the lettuce through the paper and it felt like a butter roll! I've had this Oh Honey Honey sandwich before and this was not it. I felt so had that I actually gave it back to her and said that I couldn't bring myself to pay $11 for bread. I think if you raise the price it's to keep the same quality but to raise it and still make the sandwich a quarter of the size is not fair.