While stopping by Khoffner Brewery for one of my favorite Belgian Triples, I happened upon Mama's…read moreTaste of the World food truck. In reviewing the menu I think their touted "tastes of the world" is somewhat of an embellishment or exaggeration as other than a Cubano or a gyro, it's pretty much American. For myself, I ordered their Philly Cheesesteak. It came with the standard thin shaved rib eye grilled in a hoagie roll with mushroom, onion and provolone. Though I wouldn't mistake it for one of Geno's or Pat's of Philadelphia and Cheez Wiz option, it was a really delicious cheesesteak and done in the Philly tradition. I'd also say for $9 along with some friendly smiling service, a pretty good food deal. So for a food truck and as food from food trucks go, it has my Four Stars.

Best lobster roll ever! Served warm with fries. The Philly cheesesteak was authentic Philly and…read moredelish. We love this food truck.

The food truck came to my job for a lunch order stakeout. I was nervous to try it, but after…read morelooking at some of the food, I decided to place an order.  The cheeseburgers, hotdogs, and shrimp po'boys looked really good. The soul roll was pretty big. I ordered the 5-piece shrimp and 6-wing basket. I also ordered a Philly cheesesteak egg roll, which was way smaller than the soul roll.  I enjoyed the shrimp. They were well fried and delicious. The wings were pretty tasty as well. The flavor I ordered was garlic parmesan. Truly great flavor. The only thing I didn't enjoy about the wings was their size. They were really too huge for me to enjoy as much as I wanted to because the flavor was good. If I seen the food truck and was hungry I am definitely going to stop. I want to try their cheeseburgers.

YUCK !! I wouldn't recommend anyone to eat from here!! I'll eat out of a trash can before I eat…read morefrom here again!! I had stomach cramps for TWO DAYS !! I later found out I had food poisonin !! DO NOT EAT FROM THIS PLACE !! I wouldnt recommend!!

Never disappointed! Been hooked on his food for a couple…read moreyears! Everything is amazing!

We saw this food truck at the Strawberry Festival in Fort Mill, SC and decided to get almost one of…read moreeverything they offered at the festival. Here is what we tried: Birria Tacos (came with 3 tacos) Birria Ramen Birria Quesadilla (came with 4 sections) It looks like they may have changed things up since a previous review. The tacos did not come with any sides, but they did come with consome. All three were full of flavor from the meat and the cheese, not a big difference between the tacos and the quesadillas, but I preferred the tacos. I'm not a big ramen person, but this is a style of ramen I could have regularly! They did offer two different sauces, but I did not find any of their food needed anything additional. Highly recommend if this food truck is in the area!

This was a pretty good little find at the Sesquicentennial Artisan Market this past Sunday. The…read moremenu has something for everyone and it's the type of food that should really be enjoyed "every once in a while". I'm a huge hockey fan, so seeing the Philadelphia Flyers logo on the trailer sold me into going. I got the chicken bacon ranch Philly Cheesesteak and look at this boy. This thing was loaded. They aren't playing with portion sizes. You can tell the food is fresh and hand chopped. Nothing tasted frozen or cheap. It was really good actually. My wife had a traditional cheesesteak and she said the same. I wouldn't say this is "amazing " or "5/5" food, but it will help you indulge. It was pretty darn good. Also, just for the record the fries were* amazing. Hot and seasoned well. Prices were also really fair for food truck prices.

$20 for a cheesesteak tasted like all ingredients were dumped straight from a can. Bland, watery &…read morereally bad cuts of meat. Portion is big, but it doesn't really matter when it's so bad you'd rather feed it to your dog than eat it. Had to search for bad reviews, only found them hidden on yelp. Seems intentional. Learn from my mistakes & spend your money somewhere else.

Great sandwiches and great customer service especially for opening weekend seemed like they've been…read moreopen for years. Prices weren't half bad either.

Brown Bad Deli recently opened up on Spears Creek Road. I had heard about their food truck on Yelp…read morebut when they opened up a brick and mortar business where PT's coffee used to be. Our ROMEO group of 8 went here for lunch today to try it out. The store is exactly as it was when PT's was here...they've got about four tables with two chairs along the wall on the right. Another table with four chairs on the left and another small table with two chairs. They have a longer high table with seating for eight as soon as you come in. We arrived about 11:10AM and the cashier explained their sandwiches. They have a great selection of hot and cold sandwiches, a glass display with several good looking pasta sides, and their blackboard has a list of snacks and salads. For drinks they have teas, coke and diet coke, and some sort of flavored soda in cans. Our group ordered 2 Italian sandwiches (one hot and one cold), two Reuben sandwiches, One Pastrami sandwich, one Shrimp Po' Boy, and two Cuban Sandwiches. One of the guys saw an appetizer of three pimento cheeses with cheese crustinis (he took home for his wife) that looked delicious. The Italian sandwiches were good, filled with all the right stuff. Quite large and cut in half. I forgot to ask but I wish I'd ordered jalapeno's on the side for mine. The Rueben's were well liked with a lot of swiss cheese and meet. The pastrami was very good, packed with a lot of meat. The Shrimp Po' Boy was good, but he said he wish the remoulade sauce had more of a kick...and one of the other guys mentioned that in New Orleans they usually don't put remoulade sauce on Po' Boys. Overall rating was a 4.0 for the guys. The one thing that was mentioned was that they should at least serve a bag of chips or a small side of pasta salad or something, similar to what many of the other deli's do in town that we've frequented. Price of the Italian sandwich was around $14. Staff is friendly...hope they do well.

Lady was super sweet food wasn't the best but it was decent for a pastor torta for 13 bucks . I…read morehave def gotten better elsewhere but not too bad only thing that sucked was it was only cash. It came with 2 salsa but no limes

Good value for the money and the food is excellent. Try the birria tacos and the quesadillasread more

(Get prepped for a detailed review). I'm always up for a good food truck, but to be honest…read moresometimes they get redundant. I even think the lack of variety makes some food trucks more popular than maybe they deserve to be. Barn Bites is every bit deserving of all good things said about them and their food, and if given the opportunity, you REALLY need to be sure and give it a try. My kids (highschoolers) are always down to try a new chicken sandwich.... but to be honest there's not many places you can take a sandwich that it either hasn't been before... or where it just becomes a sloppy mess. So I'm not sure what we were expecting, but Barn Bites was better than any expectation. We waited in a little bit of a line, maybe 7 people back. We ordered at 2:45pm. So, first thing I'm thinking is this is gonna take a while. But it will probably be some chicken thrown in a fryer (from frozen) and they'll throw sauce and something else on it. So it won't take long. But no. Right there in the window, they set the expectation. This is going to take some time, they hand bread/season to order, and it WILL take you 10-12 minutes to get your food. This is also genius. Setting that expectation up front...... THANK YOU! Totally didn't even notice the time pass. We got our food at 3:10. So it took 25 minutes, but we expected a wait... we had people in front of us, and they all had to wait 10-12 minutes. So we were fine with it. In fact this raised our expectations... which is NOT something a food truck wants you to do if they can't back it up. So we sat down about 3:11pm. And I kid you not by 3:13pm we had already decided this was THE best chicken sandwich anywhere. My daughter and I got the Palmetto, my son got the Hot Sam... we did this so I could get a bite of his sandwich and try it. Well, my son inhaled his sandwich. I never got a try. The Palmetto... was other worldly. The spices, the crisp... this was no pressed chicken patty or frozen shredded stuff. This was a thick, chicken sandwich, that was JUICY and not dry. We added the rosemary parmesan fries. The 3 of us said the same thing... there's a place downtown called Grill Marks. Their fries are truffle butter parmesan rosemary. They're delicious but after a while, they're so heavy they make you feel ill. Barn Bites were PERFECTION. Not greasy, not overly saturated with cheese or oil or anything. They were amazing. So think of the best chicken sandwich you've had. ChickFila? Zesto? Even BoJangles. yeah they're fast food places... ok so how about somewhere like Old Mill, or Liberty. This sandwich is better. WAY better. The folks in the truck were super nice. The strawberry lemonade was on point and fresh, with bits of fruit in it. This isn't any ordinary food truck. This is a food truck you want to get in line for, will happily wait for, and will seek out to go back to. I don't make long reviews often, but when someone deserves it.. deserves success and deserves to be known about... I like to at least do my part to spread the word and recognize. Seriously you will NOT be disappointed. Thank you to the folks at Barn Bites food truck, who were at Hazelwood yesterday. You've got this family hooked. I wish you much success and longevity!! We will be back to try the pork chop version, and the other sides.... we got the fries and the cheese balls.... we need more.

From the owner: "The Original Southern Breaded Tenderloin Sam'ich" Visit our Barn Bites Food Truck or book us for…read morean event! On-wheels and always on the go, our South Carolina red barn offers freshly breaded chicken or pork tenderloin sandwiches among other tasty eatin's. Stop by and indulge in the most delicious bites around or order Online with Grub Hub!

Free samples of kettle corn and salted carmel corn…read more Friendly service. Large bag is the best bargain. Outdoor atmosphere with great smells.

The popcorn was delicious. Caramel and lightlt salted was my favorite…read more I live in NE Columbia is your brand sold anywhere over in my area? I was at Soda City when I picked up a couple bags.

They came out to Craft and Draft and this is some of the best BBQ I've had in the area! Mac and…read morecheese and pulled pork sandwich was phenomenal! The owner was extremely friendly and the service was so quick! Highly recommend!

Friendly family owned business, new to the game but sure to be successful. High standard of quality…read moreand service, food is amazing and the drinks are great too. Jumbo wings were fried to perfection ( no sauce needed ) Have to get the Gouda Mac! Great pulled pork. Will be back

Good food. Good atmosphere…read more Friendly staff. Lots to see on the ceiling and the walls!

I put off trying Jack Browns for a while now. Five points…read moreused to be my jam, but alas age takes its ill on us all in some ways. The atmosphere was about as expected, the music exceeded my expectations. The bar stools were not the most comfortable. The hostess/bouncer looked like she could bounce for real. As for the food: Tried the Elvis. Should have ordered a double, as I was expecting a larger burger than it was. It was a solid flavor profile. It's a thin patty concept, with solid flavor profiles and dripping with juices. The presentation was a lot more o a fast food paper bag which was not expected, but I guess expect it when in a dive bar restaurant in 5 points. The crinkle cut fries were underwhelming, too thin to be fries. The sauce they provided was solid for fries. Maybe next time I will try sweet potato fries. Overall a fairly impressive hunk o burger love, next time I will try a double maybe.