If you're in Winston-Salem and you don't stop at The Struggle Bus Coffee truck at least once,…read moreyou're missing the whole vibe!!! Here's the thing. This isn't just a coffee stop. It's an experience worth getting out of bed for. I stumbled across The Struggle Bus while visiting North Carolina for the very first time, scoping out properties and trying to get a feel for the area. And honestly? This was the kind of unexpected gem that makes you seriously consider relocating. First off, the energy is unmatched. The owner Zac is responsive, friendly, and inviting. J-Michael is the kind of team member who makes you feel like a regular within 30 seconds. He's warm, genuine, welcoming, and just the right amount of hype to kickstart your day. Now let's talk drinks, because they are NOT playing around!!! I had The black sugar shaken espresso ( Smooth, bold, and perfectly balanced with that deep caramelized sweetness.) I also tried the honey maple vanilla iced oat milk latte. ( familiar comfort in a cup. Subtly sweet, layered, and dangerously easy to drink.) And the real standout: their handmade vanilla sweet cream cold foam. This isn't your standard topping. it's thick, velvety, and crafted in-house, which you don't see often at mobile coffee setups. That alone sets them apart. I will definitely be back again before I leave on Thursday because I have to try thier lemonade!

If you are in the Winston-Salem area and craving coffee, I recommend checking out The Struggle Bus…read more This local small business offers everything from drip coffee, cappuccinos, hot cocoa, frappes, to specialty lemonades and lattes. They are a mobile coffee shop with walk-up and drive-thru ordering options, as well as patio seating to enjoy your beverage. This month's specialty offerings include a variety of hot chocolates: salted caramel, s'more's cotton candy, Mexican, and raspberry cream white chocolate. Additionally, they are offering a topless raspberry tease: a raspberry white chocolate latte with a raspberry-muffin-flavored cold foam, topped with a raspberry heart. This drink is available as an iced or hot latte as well as a frappe. I purchased the topless raspberry tease iced latte and would highly recommend this drink. The flavor was phenomenal. It tasted like a raspberry crumb muffin, and the raspberry heart was adorable.

I'm late on this review, but even after so long I'm still craving another slider! Their food truck…read morecame to my neighborhood one week, and I got two classic sliders and fries. When I say these were the best sliders and fries I've ever had, I'm not exaggerating! They were seasoned to perfection and the burger was so juicy. I'm still craving them till this day. The box came with 2 sliders, but I'd already devoured one before I remembered to take a picture. Can't wait to visit again, and I hope they make another stop in our neighborhood!

The perfectly cooked minis complemented my wine flawlessly, and the friendly staff provided…read moreimpeccable service, ensuring a delightful dining experience.

I'm from South Philly and grew up on Pat's Steaks, so my standards are pretty high. This place was…read moreOK They did a good job, although some of the ingredients need an upgrade. Cheese sauce just doesn't cut it after Pat's Provolone. The other thing is the location. Big Mouff's are primarily located in IHOPS. I don't get it, but that's where they are.

Enjoyed this food truck and it reminds me of Famous Geno's Steaks on 1219 S 9th St.,…read morePhiladelphia,Pa. Clean and hot the Cheesesteak nachos was "fantastic "! $8.00 for chicken/$9.00 for steak.$6.50 for jumbo hot dog combo. The service was polite and accurate. And it made this Jersey man homesick. I highly recommend if you see this food truck anywhere.

(4.5 stars) I'd been curious about this food truck since I…read moreheard about them last year, and I'm glad that I got a chance to finally try them. Bao Yeah offers not only bao but bowls and fried chicken as well. Their ordering (via tablet) is convenient, and they turn around orders quickly. I went with a three-piece bao, which allowed me to sample the two fried chicken varieties (K*Bomb with gochujang and Garlic Gang with soy black garlic) as well as the bulgogi. All of the bao were amply stuffed with meat and pickled vegetables and slathered with tasty sauce. The thick buns held everything in place, so eating was not too sloppy an endeavor. Everything delivered the expected flavors - sweet heat from the K*Bomb, a tangier note from the bulgogi - and the fried chicken boasted a thick, crunchy batter. It was quite tasty though the chicken was definitely a bit dry. At least the bulgogi was nice and tender. All told, Bao Yeah is a promising newish addition to the Triad food truck scene. It may not be the best Korean street food you've ever had, but you're in for a flavorful meal without a long wait.

Great hot Korean chicken. Spicy, crunchy, slightly sweet chicken thighs. Enjoyed them at Four…read moreSaints in Ashboro.

Que Viva! Latin Street Grill absolutely brought the flavor tonight. The variety alone was…read moreimpressive, but the standout had to be the Toston Sliders -- crispy tostones loaded with carne mechada, pernil, chicken, chicharrón, avocado, and that cilantro sauce tied everything together perfectly. Every bite had a different layer of flavor and texture. The rice bowl with gandules and pernil was comforting and packed with seasoning, and the Colombian beans and white rice made a solid side combo that tasted homemade. The 3 for $12 empanada platter was also a great way to try multiple ones without breaking the bank. And don't skip the maracuyá con agua (passionfruit,)-- refreshing, sweet, and perfect with all the savory food. Overall, this spot feels like one of those hidden gems that serves authentic Latin street food without cutting corners. Definitely worth coming back for.

Wanted something comforting and filling on this cold day.... Got the pabellon to go and it was…read morepacked nicely and was still piping hot when I got home. Friendly and fast service, they even graciously subbed out the sweet plantains for savory when I asked. Everything was flavorful, fresh and came with choice of sauces. I will def be back to try some of the speciality dishes that looked amazing ...and I'm posting their lunch specials for anyone that is on the lookout for a great lunch out. This is going to sound silly but they have a really good burger on the menu too! Go check them out!

The Near-Death Experience That Led to Perfection I didn't…read morechoose to stop at this cute little trailer parked optimistically in a lot; I was driven here by sheer, unadulterated desperation following an emotional and financial disaster (aka "emergency vet surgery"). My nervous system was running purely on spite and cortisol. But lo and behold, this barely-legal roadside operation is run by a saint--a gentleman who clearly sensed my impending public breakdown. He produced a White Chocolate Frappuccino with an extra shot that was essentially a perfectly crafted liquid dose of coping mechanism. And the twist? It didn't require me to mortgage my firstborn. I hate to be predictable, but corporate coffee cough Starbucks cough can choke on its $9 oat milk lattes. I will forever pledge allegiance to the Mom and Pop shops, specifically the ones that understand that a good caffeine fix shouldn't require a second job. Seriously, great stop. Go here before you lose your mind or your savings.

Little pink bus! Crepes make me happy. And caramelized…read morebananas with Nutella sounds even better. It's a French Monkey. I found it interesting that there's no modifications for their crepes, but I can see how that streamlines things. Unfortunately the crepes themselves were just meh. The balance was off on them, far too much banana and too bland a crepe batter. Also we've gotten spoiled by Chef Reto's superlative cooking. So this was convenient and expedient but largely unremarkable.

Food was delicious!!! It's been so long since I've had real French crepes and these were soooooo…read moreyummy! Wish they were in a permanent location!

We originally came out for coffee at The Dapper Bean, but while we were there I spotted Dash City…read moreDogs at the other end of the lot. I love a good hot dog, so I figured--why not? I'm so glad we did, because this might honestly be one of the best hot dogs in Winston. I got two dogs with ketchup, mustard, and onions, and my husband got two all the way (Carolina style). Everything was delicious. The line was a little long, but it moved quickly, and the food came out fast too, which I appreciated. The hot dogs themselves were top-tier in flavor, but I have to talk about the buns. The buns were perfectly toasted with butter you could actually taste, and it made all the difference. Seriously, I'm still thinking about these hot dogs. We'll definitely be back, and I'd recommend them to anyone who loves a good hot dog.

Dash City is my favorite hot dog spot in Winston Salem. The bund are always toasted well and…read morepackaged in a way the preserves the crispiness. The hot dogs are beef and plump. You don't run out of hot dog before you get to the end of the bread like some places. The chili is really good and they use red onions instead of yellow or white. And the slaw is good as well. And don't sleep on the smoke sausages. They are beef as well and so juicy. You get a choice of 5 toppings but I always get spicy mustard, texas pete hot sauce and grilled onions. You can get it split or whole. And did I mention how affordable it is? The only negative I can give is no fries, the combo comes with chips and a canned soda. You can upgrade to a glass soda for an extra $1. Give them a try and let me know what you think.

This place is CLUTCH! We got fried catfish nuggets, fried shrimp and Mac and cheese. All were top…read morenotch. The catfish was especially good, light and crispy, perfectly breaded and well seasoned. Perfect comfort food spot.

I ordered the Honey Heat Chicken sandwich with fried okra. The chicken sandwich was…read morewonderful...tender and juicy on the inside, and crispy on the outside. Even though it was deep fried, it wasn't greasy tasting. The fried okra was on point as well.