I'll keep it short; every variety of hot dog, and smoked sausages. The important part is they use…read morebeef dogs and not the 39 cent whatever-it-is meat. The setup is conservative and it serves its purpose, it's a dude, with a grill, cooking hot dogs. The prices are fair and most things, whatever way you swing them, will cost around $6-$7. Bratwurst would make a nice addition to the menu.

Some of the best hot dogs I have eaten in a while! These hot dogs will leave your taste buds…read moreastonished. Best dogs in town!

I really like the taco I had-it was a migas. It was delicious. What I didn't like was the cost. It…read morewas 8+ dollars for one taco after 'taxes and fees' were added. The taco had egg, cheese and tortilla chips cooked inside. I think $4 would cover the cost generously. $8.30 is ridiculous. Im glad I opted not to tip since I ordered from an app and retrieved the taco myself. One and done.

Best place for breakfast but their lunch/dinner menu is growing on me too!…read more This is truly authentic Texas tacos. A must try!!!

Overall: I liked the crunchwrap here, would be interested in trying their other menu items next…read moretime. Food: I ordered the crunchwrap and it was great. I was describe it as a more upscaled version of the taco bell crunchwrap supreme. Service: Came during lunch hours and the wait was pretty standard. Ambiance: Ex-Voto is in a food hall, so plenty of seating and lots of space indoors.

I decided to come here for lunch after overhearing someone talk about a "crunchwrap restaurant" and…read moreI definitely made the right decision. Instead of a crunchwrap I decided to order a burrito and got the chicken plantain burrito with no cheese and added guac. The burrito took about 10 minutes to come out and it was absolutely FANTASTIC! It was huge and definitely filled me up. This was my first time at the Durham Food Hall and it certainly won't be my last. I highly recommend this restaurant.

I went to the Soul Cocina table at the Carrboro Farmers Market only to find that their food is…read moreoutrageously expensive. Vegan food costs little to make and there's no excuse to price-gouge the customer. Clearly, this vendor is targeting the wealthy CFM customer who knows little to nothing about the cost to make this food, only that they're supporting a 'good cause'. As a working-class individual I cannot afford to buy something so ordinary and undeserving from them. I'll take my business to their cheaper competitors.

Yummmmmmmmmmmmm!!!!…read more This food is so good. I ordered on-line and picked it up at the Durham Farmers Market. The food was all frozen which was great for packing up and taking home to Buffalo. I made the enchiladas the same day and the rest came home with me. The squash and poblano enchiladas were amazing. There're smothered in a creamy cashew based white sauce and stuff with seasoned saucy butternut squash, chopped poblanos, and navy beans. They were excellent and my non-vegan sister who has very high flavor standards thought so as well. The love of my life, who can be picky at times, tasted them as well and thought they were good. When I got back home I tried the pastel de yuca stuffed with black beans and rice. I put it in the air fryer for 15 minutes at 300 degrees and it was perfect. The instructions were for oven or microwave, but I think I made the right choice. It was big and tasty though I did steal some of the slaw that goes with the papusas for a little crunch and brightness. I also got tamales and the aforementioned papusas, but I they're still in the freezer. HIGHLY recommend. You can get it hot at the farmers market but if you want 100 things like I did, order ahead and either get it delivered for $5 or choose a pick-up site.

Had a flavorful Chicken Sandwich from this food truck when it appeared near work recently. Juicy…read moremarinated chicken thigh with peppers on sourdough with mustard with provolone. Very tasty! (although I never tasted any rosemary as I had expected from the description.) Would definitely order again though. Had to try their famous Peakles also! They are pickled sugar snap peas. Very tangy...gotta love vinegar to love these, and fortunately I do. Kept me from having to decide between rosemary and olive oil potato chips and jalapeno ones. I heard from others that the caprese sandwich and the brisket were both winners as well. Extra credit for the 99 sanitation rating!

Once a month Sympathy for the Deli does a Whole Pig buffet, I was able to try this out recently at…read morePonysaurus. For $10 you get pulled pork, your choice of two sides and a roll. Sides available: Sweet Potato Mash, Coleslaw and Mac 'n Cheese The portions were very generous. I really enjoyed the sweet potato mash, it was quite tasty. The pulled pork was good, not the best that I have had. They offered two sauces: vinegar and tomato, I did 50/50. The mac 'n cheese was my least favorite, it did not have much flavor. And, the roll was very dry. I have been wanting to try this food truck out so I am looking forward to trying a menu item soon.

Tootie's is an awesome local small buisness, soon-to-open southern-style cuisine in East Durham!…read moreHer food truck is amazing. Great chicken philly's, grilled chicken sandwhiches, gravy meatballs, mac n' cheese, chili dogs, and you can't forget about her cupcakes! Everything is handmade and ready to order! Her family-owned restaurant is sure to bring life back to East Durham, while giving Durham foodies another new and exciting venue!! Check out Tootie at local food truck events (Durham's food truck rodeo), Duke, Merck, and at the Cordoba Center of the Arts at Golden Belt! I give her FIVE STARS! Let's help Tootie open!! http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/57602774/tooties-cafe-and-grill-feeding-one-neighborhood-at

There was only one thing wrong. I ordered one pork chop sandwich instead of two! It was that good…read more Fried to perfection! Do yourself a favor and order two. Also the service was great.

I'd walked by The Parlour many times but recently noticed their vegan flavors advertised on the…read moresidewalk board so I had to go in. Because, get this, there are several non sorbet options! (I love sorbet, but sometimes you want rich ice cream). Besides chocolate mint and Vietnamese coffee, there's an enticing lime sorbet and a rotating seasonal flavor, which in late July was a blackberry crumble that is delicious with little bits of crumble ribboned throughout (I love to chew my ice cream). A single scoop is actually quite generous and only $5. Service is speedy and friendly. The seating is plentiful and it was such a hot day, I opted to stay inside rather than walk around and pretend I was eating gelato in a small Medieval town in Tuscany.

I stopped in on the first night of a conference downtown and thought "I'd love to try this place…read moreout!" At lunch, I passed the A-frame they had outside and saw fellow conference attendees walk in. "Alright," I said. "I'll check them out later." I came in with one of my new connections and we happily chose our desserts. I chose their seasonal Girl Scout Mint flavor and my new connection chose a milkshake. Parlour staff let us sample the flavors they had in stock to help us make informed decisions. I appreciated it. Seating is in an adjacent room. The place carries a kid-friendly vibe and I saw one child happily enjoying her ice cream. I'll definitely be back next time I'm in DT Durham.