Was there the last 2 Saturday's at 7:00pm and they were closed. Not sure what is going on. It's…read morea hot dog stand on Whyte Ave. Not so cheap anymore hot dogs and smokies with all of the fixings. Jumbo dogs $4.75 and smokies $8.10. The jumbo dog and honey ham smoky have the least fat. And choice of whole wheat or white bun. Outdoor seating. It's a little expensive for the smokies when it takes 2 to fill a guy ($17 with GST) . I think they upped their price too much.

I just had Fat Franks for the first time tonight, and I gotta say, it's going to be hard going back…read moreto regular hot dogs. These franks are huge and juicy, and you can pile on as many toppings as you want. I had the regular jumbo dog, while my boyfriend opted for the jumbo chili cheese dog. The bacon and cheese dog sounded really good, but that's just asking for a heart attack! As big as they are, I was surprised that I wasn't full in the end, just like a normal hot dog. I liked that the woman working there asked me if I wanted fried onions before she piled them on my hot dog, since I have a strict aversion to onions. They had pickles, peppers, cream corn, anchovies, and raw onions for toppings. After covering my hot dog with ketchup and sweet onion mustard, I loaded pickles on top. Hey, don't knock it til you've tried it. Pickles on hot dogs taste awesome! This location is basically a food stand outside, and they have few bar-stools off to the side where you can sit. Since it's cold weather right now, you have to eat your frank quickly, since there's nowhere to duck for warmth. Cash only at this location.

A very disappointing event. I was extremely excited to go and try some great food, only to find out…read moreI'd have to wait in a line for over an hour just to try one item. We went with high hopes but ended up leaving with nothing. This event should definitely be longer than 4 hrs on only one day. This needs to be at least a weekend long event to cut down on lines and wait time. Unless some big changes are made I can't see myself going next year. I'd rather check around downtown and find some of these trucks on my own, or try out the restaurants. I would not recommend this event unless you're looking to wait hours in line. If you do go, make damn sure you're not paying for parking anywhere... Park and take the LRT or bus because you'll be a while.

I was so excited to have What the Truck come to my neighbourhood. I had heard much about the…read moreindividual food trucks and also about the past WTT events. I was thrilled to be able to attend. Finally. But the experience did not live up to the expectations. First, the trucks were crammed too close together, making the lines difficult to navigate. It was hard to determine which line we were even in. This also made the abundant seating that the Victoria Promenade has to offer utterly worthless, since the lines for the trucks snaked around the benches. I mean, how can one sit and enjoy a meal with dozens of people crushing in around you? Going across the street to sit on the grass wasn't helpful when a resident in the neighbouring condos called the cops on people sitting there for "destroying the landscaping". Lines were very long, but the food we had (from The Act) was extremely good. Maybe not 70 minute wait good, but very good none-the-less. A couple of trucks ran out of food by 7:30. Some of my friends were denied food after waiting in line for 45 minutes. Overall, the event seemed poorly planned, especially for something that wasn't just thrown together at the last minute. I would hope that What the Truck does come back to The Prom, but if they do, I would suggest closing down the road for the last block, having the trucks spread out and parked in the middle of the road, thus allowing for the lines to extend down the road and opening up the seating in the benches along the Promenade.

Choco 'N Dip serves great desserts with even better customer service! I ordered the milk chocolate…read moreand almond covered strawberries. The portion was large and the strawberries were so fresh and flavourful! This business supports the community, which is very important to me. During the Alberta Teachers' Strike, they supported by offering a free treat. Thank you! You are appreciated!

Choco N Dip started off as a food truck but they have expanded into a storefront in West Edmonton…read moreMall right outside the Ice Palace. The best thing is that every single item is under $10. There are lots of dips, drizzles and toppings to choose from. Mini baby Dutch pancakes - these hot delicious pancakes are great for sharing or in my case, eating them all myself. (My personal favourite) Cheesecake on a Stick - this is their most popular item. I dipped mine in chocolate and had coconut sprinkled all over it and topped off with more chocolate drizzle! Dipped Frozen banana - this is a great treat for summer! I dipped mine in milk chocolate and topped with nuts and nutella drizzle. Chocolate covered strawberries - perfect treat for anythime. Who doesnt love a chocolate covered strawberry. Overall, I enjoyed everything I had. Ed, the owner is friendly and inviting. He was very helpful in guiding me through the process and letting me know which the top picks were. The ambiance is light and fun and whimsical. You can also catch them at the various farmers market locations, KDays and Taste of Edmonton this year.

I've been to heir customer for a while! They have frozen…read morefood and the quality of the food is really good! They also sell different kinds of dips! High quality and delicious and also perfect for parties! I highly recommend this business! :)

When I get the chance I love coming here for a quick bite to eat. The Korean corn dogs are bomb…read morehere. You order and they give you a number. Usually I don't have to wait too long but it can get quite busy around meal times. The staff are usually quite helpful. They put whatever sauces you choose onto your corn dogs. There are a lot of choices of sauces from sweet to savoury and spicy options. You can choose more than one flavour. This is a food stand and not a dine in spot to eat. You order and can continue on your way. There are some areas to sit right in front of the store but not any tables and chairs.

Crispy tater tots and loaded baked potatoes…read more I tried the tater tots. They were definitely delicious with the toppings they put on them. I found the portion to be extremely small for the price. So I would consider this expensive for what is given to you. A decent snack for a kid. But less than 10 peices is not even filling the bottom of container was very disappointing. The rest of the menu consists of loaded baked potatoes and sandwiches. I checked out the menu and nothing stood out as original or special. I ended up skipping on it bc the tater tots were not worth the second go around bc of the tiny portions. It's a decent offering but there's better unique choices out there for better pricing and portions. I do however like the location in the lot on 124 street.

Hidden little gem on the corner of 124 street. So happy we came here for Canada day for some lunch…read more Lots of parking, picnic tables and some live jazz going on outside in the parking lot. The menu is a bit pricey for the amount of food you get. The portion for the taters tots are on the smaller side. The sandwiches however are larger. They come with two sliced dill pickles and some chips on the side. We ordered the Emilio Zapata and the Donald. The classic grilled cheese and the fancy. Both delicious. And customer service was super friendly. Would maybe come back again, wasn't anything super spectacular.

This cafe place is hidden in the west close to WEM. Great…read moreplace to work and study as it's quiet. Grabbed their clubhouse sandwich, iced latte hazelnut and matcha. Service was pretty quick as it wasn't busy.

A friend and I decided to check this out. None of us had ever been or heard of this place before…read more It's located in a residential area in the west end by Thorncliffe school and quite close to WEM. The place is in the strip mall so there's ample parking in the lot. I can't comment on the food as I got a drink but I noticed a few people had ordered the croissant sandwich which came with chips on the side. I ordered a latte which came just under $8 with the dairy substitution. My latte wasn't bad. I noticed a plain cup of tea seemed pretty pricey at $5-7 depending on which kind you got. The cakes looked like they came from the grocery store (Save ons) to be specific. The atmosphere was quiet and relaxed. The service was standard. There was one woman who seemed to be doing it all. You make your order at the till and they call you up once it's ready. Although it was nice to try something different, this is not a place that I would go out of my way to visit again.