Fantastic food!!! White hot dog with all the fixins. The guy loves his food and is super friendly!…read moreI'd recommend 100%!

Great street meat, excellent hot sauce, super nice guy. We grab lunch here often. So much faster…read morethan anything else in the area

This spot guarantees you a full stomach for $10 or less. The prices of the food are so cheap I…read morewonder how the heck Lou stays in business. Excellent service; he's also very kind and if he messes up your order he'll fix it. Not a bad place to get American staples like fries, wings, burgers, etc.

Lou offers good food for great value! According to my 6 year old the chicken fingers and French…read morefries are "way better than McDonald's" that's saying something considering her obsession with McD. On top of that Lou is just about the friendliest guy around!

Mr. V's comes to my office once a week. He is super efficient with long lines, while still being…read morefriendly. I've only ever gotten portabello from him, but they are marinated well and very tasty. I've heard his burgers are really good as well. If you're looking for a quick bite, I highly recommend this food cart!

There's something about street meat at 2:30 AM after a night out on the town. While other options…read morefor post-drinking grub exist, Mr. V's Cart is my preferred destination. It's located across from the former KC Tea & Noodles, on the corner of Goodman and Monroe. Since it's a straight shot path between East & Alexander and my apartment, it's a convenient spot for me to grab some food before passing out at home. Mr. V's has a variety of offerings, ranging from hotdogs, sausages, burgers to chicken and pulled pork sandwiches. My go-to is the Italian sausage all dressed with red peppers and Rochester's meat "hot sauce." That will soak up the alcohol! Everything i've tried so far tastes delicious. But please keep in mind that this is at 2AM after a few drinks. I've truthfully never been completely sober while standing in line for Mr. V's. Sometimes it comes down to Pita Pit vs. Mr. V's and oftentimes, Mr. V's wins.

On the corner of Fay Road and Onondaga Blvd in the parking lot of Abbotts Frozen Custard you will…read morefind Tim's Hotdogs stand. Yes, I know we all love Hoffmann and it is sacrilegious to say other wise. But here me out. Owner Tim makes all his menu items from scratch! His hotdogs, sausage patties, and sausage links! Oh, his condiments are all his creation as well. Ketchup , mustard, and relish all made from scratch by Tim! I asked Tim what he recommended I try on my first visit. He said definitely the chili dog. I was glad I did! Tim has a mixture of brisket and pork that he grinds, puts in a casing and then smokes. He than warms it back up on a flat top griddle at the stand. You definitely taste all the flavors that went into creating this dog! Thoughts after the first bite? Meaty and smoke! It's definitely one of a kind when you think of a hotdog. You definitely get that meat flavor with a hint of smokiness. The chili is meat based and sweet which blends in beautifully with the dog. The homemade mustered added a spice with a small kick. Complimenting the spice was the ketchup with hints of brown sugar sweetness and vinegar. Tim was a pretty cool guy to meet. Proud of his food and pretty chill wearing tie-dye and listening to some Dead tunes. I'm looking forward to coming back and trying some more of his home creations such as his shaved ribeye sandwich and sausage with peppers and onions. We can still throw our beloved Hoffmanns on the grill but for something a bit different stop over and try this delicious hotdog as well! You can find him in Abbott's parking lot Tuesdays - Fridays starting at 11:00am to 2:30pm.

Stopped by at about noon on a Friday. There were two other customers in front of me, but I probably…read moreonly had to wait three minutes to be served. I ordered a homemade hot Italian sausage patty and slathered it with homemade mustard and peppers and onions. I also had a hotdog, but unfortunately it wasn't one of Tim's homemade dogs which I was eager to try. The sausage sandwich was excellent. Good heat from the well seasoned sausage was amplified by a nice kick from the mustard. The peppers and onions were nice additions but I think next time I'll just enjoy the sausage and mustard by themselves. The dog was just a Hoffman's fried up on the griddle. Totally fine. Especially compared price wise with local competition. Totalled 8 bucks for an excellent lunch. My mouth is watering writing this review-the sausage is that good. Go try out Tim's, you won't be disappointed.

From the outside it looks promising, but the taste didn't live up to expectations. The pulled pork…read morehad some funny seasoning on it and didn't taste particularly smoky. $10 for 1 meat plus sides. I probably won't be returning

This street cart just off route 13 does BBQ. For $10 you get your choice of brisket, pulled pork,…read moreribs, quarter chicken (leg and thigh) and a few others of which I forgot all served with what ever sides he has (not sure if they rotate or are always the same). The brisket was tasty, and the BBQ sauce on top was quite good. My friend also enjoyed his pulled pork. Now for the sides, they are about as horrible as they could possibly be. A grilled potato that was burnt on the outside, bland yellow rice, and green beans that tasted like they came out of a can. The guy running the place seems really nice and interesting when you get to talk to him, and he is quite charismatic. A BBQ place is really all about the meat, so despite the evil that was done to those poor vegetables, I might just go back. In my opinion, if you want pork or BBQ, the piggery and the haunt are better choices. However, if its between the hours of 3 and 5 on a Monday or Tuesday (when the union of those places are closed), this place is good enough to warrant a trip.

I have tried many different pizza spots around Syracuse and am grateful many offer a gluten free…read morecrust. So far, Via Napoli has the *best* gluten free pizza I've had! It's not a crunchy cracker crust or premade cauliflower crust. It's a perfectly crisped but soft, doughy texture. If you are a gluten free pizza lover, their pies are a must try. Their wood fire oven is the best way to enjoy pizza and their flavors/execution reminds me of my time spent in Italy. I did not wait more than 10 minutes for my personal pizza and was impressed by the efficiency of their food truck setup. I can't wait to find them again and enjoy more pizza.

The pizza was very tasty and there was great service at the food truck. The only complaint is the…read moregluten free pizza was considerably smaller than a normal pizza with an up charge. Will definitely give them another shot, the crust was great!

I had this at a picnic a few weeks ago. They have a grill that they travel with, and make hot…read moredogs, hamburgers, etc, that are made to order for you. I'm vegetarian, and they also had veggie burgers and quesadillas! I was debating which to get, and got the veggie burger with cheese. It was ok, but I'm very picky about veggie burgers. If I have the chance, I will try the quesadillas next time. You also got a bag of chips and a pop along with your order. I thought it was a very cute concept, and there was an umbrella over their grill making it seem very summer-y. It's a great idea for a party or picnic, and they make something for everyone.

From the owner: Roc It Dogs offers street style catering services for any event. We offer delicious grilled food…read moreoptions.

It's a great establishment. Been going there all my life. When I moved to South Carolina and we…read morewould come home for a visit with our children, the first places we would hit was Heid's and Wegmans. It's funny how you miss a crock and paint stirrer full of mustard in the old days. White birch beer and Byrne Dairy Chocolate Milk all had been missed. I would hate to see this place ever fold. I don't think it will.

Oh my goodness--the nostalgia! I haven't been to Heid's in probably 15-20 years. Growing up, Heid's…read morewas such a summer staple, so now that I've moved back home, it only felt right to make my way here. Heid's has that old-school, cafeteria-style setup where you go down the line to get your food. It's simple, classic, and honestly gives me Happy Days vibes. The menu is straight comfort food--hot dogs, chicken tenders, Philly cheesesteaks, sausages with peppers and onions, and more. They also have deserts like brownies, cookies & chocolate cake. They do server beer and have lots of fountain drink options as well. I got a Gianelli sausage with cheese fries and chili. Ummm --it was so good. The fries could've used just a little more salt and pepper, but that sausage hit the spot. My mom got a sausage with cheese fries and macaroni salad and loved it. No complaints here! Next door is Sweet Treats, their ice cream stand, and it's the perfect way to end your meal. They've got soft serve, hard ice cream, milkshakes, smoothies, flurries--you name it. My mom got a raspberry-lime sherbet twist, and I went all in with cookie dough chocolate chip ice cream mixed with vanilla, topped with whipped cream and caramel syrup. So refreshing and delicious. If you are ever in the Syracuse/Liverpool area, I definitely recommend trying Heid's at least 3 times in your life. It's affordable, family-friendly, and full of nostalgia. They also have live bands on Wednesdays, car shows, outdoor seating, and community events for kids throughout the year. Definitely tastes exactly the way I remember. If you do decide to try out Heid's, leave me a comment and let me know how you liked it!