Without question the best food truck in all of Virginia. What are you here every day if I could…read more Friendly, cost-effective,Great service and of course the ambience is perfect.

I stopped by Lost Rhino brewery this past Saturday and was happy to see that a food truck was…read moreparked right in front of the doors. After two beer samplers it was time for lunch. I went with the Shrimp Po' Boy. This sandwich was done to order, down to the breading of the shrimps. The shrimps were just the right size and amount for the sandwich and the sauce was tasty too. My only comment would be to maybe have a stronger bread as the sauce weakened it and made it very soft. I also had the fries which were fine, but towards the end seemed a bit salty. Maybe it was the blackening seasoning they put on there. I was happy to see that they take credit cards as well as cash. The price point was just fine for the mains but the fries seemed a bit marked up. Overall though, you can't go wrong with food on this truck. If you see it around your neck of the woods, head on over and give it a try. Buen Provecho!

I've heard of Spitfire before, but never had a chance to try it until now. I have been to…read moreTurCuisine years ago and liked it. I was not impressed with the food or prices. My coworkers and I ordered the following: -Döner Wrap ($9) -- my order -Chicken Shwarma Platter ($11) -Fish and Chips Platter ($13) My wrap was not very filling as it was mostly carbs from the wrap, and not a lot of meat. The meat itself was very dry and almost rubbery. I would definitely pay 5.50 for this, but not $9. The chicken shwarma was also such a small portion for the price. My coworker said the chicken was bland. The fish and chips platter definitely seemed0 worth the price. The fish was premade (but crispy) and sitting under the heat light. The fries weren't too bad. Another coworker had ordered a salad and said the lettuce was orange/bad. Unfortunately, I didn't get a chance to get a picture.

I'm so happy I stopped in today! When I worked on Worldgate I would stop in TurCuisine every chance…read moreI got and am so excited that they have a food truck I can access now across town. The menu is simple, but the food is delicious, and the people are so friendly. Plus their spicy sauce is heaven! Make sure to follow their Facebook page for updates on where to find them.

This pasty is not something you'll find in a steamy, smelly, testosterone filled joint in West…read moreVirginia, but instead a... steamy, smelly, meat and vegetable-filled baked delight. I think I may have hit them on their first day... I'd first like to applaud the guys on doing what they're doing; heck of a scene to jump into, but I'm happy to have them. As already mentioned, they have a handful of flavors for now at $6.50/ea and some sausage rolls, which I'll have to try next time. Bottled water, soda, and high-end potato chips fill out the menu. I opted for a curry chicken pasty. At first look, I thought "$6.50 for that?", but once I got down to it, it turned out to be pretty filling. Heck, I shouldn't complain; chowed down to an $11 salad today... Crust was very good as was the filling. Not out of this world, but no complaints. Coworker had the beef pasty and commented that it was a bit heavy on the pepper. I will definitely be going back, but I'm not in any rush. A nice addition to the food cart world, but... It's ~100 degrees out... I pray they stick around until the weather cools because they'll be a much more welcome treat then.

The Pure Pasty Co, a shop in Vienna, just started a food cart in Arlington. It will be in Welburn…read moreSquare, next to Ballston Metro, at lunchtime on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, according to the nice gentlemen in the food cart. At the moment, the menu is three pasties and a sausage roll. The pasties are $6.50 apiece and the sausage roll was a bit cheaper. Pasties are British savory turnover-type items. The cart offers a beef, a chicken curry, and a third one I don't remember, probably veg. And the sausage roll. They also have a basket of upscale potato chips, and probably some beverages (I didn't notice). The chicken curry was pretty good, definitely enormous, which is important for my $6.50. Though I'd rather pay $4 for one half that size, but maybe that's just me. The pastry crust was good, which is key - it wasn't heavy and it didn't break apart in my hands, either. Honestly, British food isn't usually "knock your socks off" amazing, and this is no exception. But these are authentic pasties, so that counts for something. The cart was run by two young guys, one in a "Pure Pasty" t-shirt and the other in a "Mind the Gap" t-shirt. Mr Mind the Gap politely informed me that I had mispronounced "pasty," and it should be "PAST-y, not PASTE-y." Which was on the line between friendly and rude, but a cute guy with a British accent can get away with a lot, right? So go for it, Mr Mind the Gap. Spread the gospel of PAST-y over Arlington.

The chicken sandwich is amazing! Thank you for stopping by our workplace. I highly recommend…read morethem..their food is very delicious!

I have to express my satisfaction with the Little Lady Grill!…read more The Little Lady Grill came out to Effingham Manor Winery on Saturday and I was happy to have a food option available. Although I hadn't heard of it before, it came with many glowing reviews from the winery staff. I decided I had to give it a try! I ordered the Chicken. It came with a good serving of chicken, on a bed of rice, with a side salad and balsamic vinaigrette. The chicken had a delicious fresh grill flavor, and went well with the rice and salad. While it appeared a bit on the smaller size, it turned out to be the perfect portion and filling. Overall, I highly recommend giving this good trick a try if you see it in your neck of the woods! The food is great, the service was awesome, and I hope to try it again soon!

I asked for tacos and enchiladas to go. While the tacos were ok, I thought for the price it was not…read moreworth it at all. The enchiladas never made it in the bag. It's probably a good office building deli but I won't be back.

The food is amazing amazing. Amazing. Service level is very quality. Wish they were around a bit…read moremore often at our apartment complex warm fuzzy good people good food.

Got to try Urban Poutine during food truck Thursday in Crystal City. Ordering was quick and the…read morefood was out in a timely manner. Fries actually held up for the first few minutes but the gravy slowly seeped in causing the fries to become mushy but flavor was still there. The cheese curds were a great compliment however they weren't melted enough. The red wine braised short rib was very tender and flavorful. Just not enough of it. Overall flavor of Urban Poutine was pretty good for a food truck. I just wish the quantity match the price especially for $11.

I had poutine for the very first time at Urban Poutine, a food truck in Washington, DC. I visited…read morethis food truck when they stopped by the State Department / C Street stop, though they do roam all around the city. For their location on any given day, I'd suggest visiting either their Twitter page or the Food Truck Fiesta app. Poutine is awesome - I had no idea what it was until I had some, but it's apparently comprised of French fries and cheese curds topped with a brown gravy and it originates from the Canadian province of Quebec. "Cheese curd" sounds gross, but it was actually fantastic! It was pretty greasy, but perfectly tasty and filling. I loved this poutine experience and think Urban Poutine does a great job. I'd definitely visit this food truck again in the future!

Great hidden taco truck . Food is great . Always consistent . BirriA tacos are the bestread more

the food is USUALLY excellent and the service there as well. But, recently (in the last 4-6…read moreweeks), I have noticed a decline in food quality so I want to write this. I wish i could go back to when it served very very high quality food. now, it is all just regular quality please, if you have a new food vendor or cook let's go back to the old way of doing things. The outdoor seating could also use some work, I love to eat outside when im there probably eat outside most times and i come quite a bit. But, it's just not that great usually ends with me eating in my car.

This food truck came to our neighborhood pool as part of our swim team and community bonding…read more My daughter devoured their fries after her time at the pool. I ordered the curry crab legs with the side of mac and cheese, and the oxtail with the side of rice and lentils. Both dishes were amazing. The curry sauce for the crab was tasty and flavorful. The crab legs were steamed well and perfect when dipped in that luxurious sauce. The oxtail was fall off the bone tender and paired perfectly with that flavorful rice and lentils. We would definitely order from this food truck again. Service was kind and hospitable. Food came out at a reasonable time, especially with so many orders at the same time!

This food truck came to our building today. Since we never have had food from Trinidad and Tobago,…read morewe decided to give them a try. We knew that food from that region can be spicy and we knew that we would like to start with something tame. After looking at their menu board, I decided to go with fried chicken wings with a side of potato salad. My husband ordered pineapple chicken with a side of rice and peas. The people who work the truck are friendly and gladly answered any questions we had. It didn't take long to get our food. When we got the food upstairs, instead of getting fried chicken wings, I ended up with fried chicken tenders. Also, we were both surprised to see that each dinner comes with a small, undressed salad which consists of iceberg lettuce, red onions and a slice of tomato. They give out some sauces/dressings and I chose the one that wasn't spicy. As it was described to us, it was supposed to be "tingly". Okay...well...it was a thin sauce with a little bit of kick to it. I put it on my salad and it worked well with it. I found the chicken tenders to be on the dry side but certainly edible. My husband's pineapple chicken consisted of fried chicken tenders with a pineapple sauce that was simultaneously sweet and spicy. He enjoyed the sauce, and, thus the chicken. The potato salad had sweet undertones to it and had some peas and corn in it. I enjoyed this unconventional version. My husband liked the rice and peas, even though it was on the dry side. The peas were actually pigeon peas, which we both liked. My husband was pleasantly surprised by the food and said if this truck comes by again, he would gladly order from them. I, too, agree but now know to add the pineapple sauce to my chicken.