I was in town for the Seaport winter festival. Service was quick and friendly, the Mexican elote…read morewas messy but delicious!

Worse street corn. I had gotten it in the cup instead of the cob so maybe it's better on the cob…read more The corn is boiled and covered with the spices, cream and cotija cheese. I definitely prefer it to be a grilled corn. The person handing out my orders also didn't realize I stayed around because they were missing part of my order. She was a little dismissive until I showed her my receipt. We also got lackluster hot chocolate. The only good part was the churros. Wouldn't necessarily come here again.

Delicious Mexican food. No table service. Casual and simple. Plenty of vegetarian options.read more

Ok - quick moving line - bus your own table. Nachos are loaded. Marg's are great. There isn't a…read morelotttt of space but people move quick and they let you move tables. We had a group of 8 . Loved it - will be back. Deep fried cheese cake was to die for .

Only healthy option... Thanks!!…read more What a fantastic surprise. :) With food allergies limiting what I can eat normally I don't get to eat out. This vendor was able to make me exactly what I wanted. Plain baked potato (no surprise unhealthy additions) with ingredients I could eat added. My only suggestion is to have sweet potatoes as a healthy alternative added to your menu. It would have been the only thing to make this allergy friendly surprise better. :)

What a treat! We found this food cart during our shopping at the Merrimack Outlets, it is located…read moreoutside the Food Court, rain or shine. They offer a variety of baked potatoes, topped with anything you can imagine! We went for the European, which was sufficiently loaded with toppings, and delicious. The potato was made as we watched by Salim, the incredibly friendly potato master, who we found hailed from Turkey, where the baked potato is a common shopping food. We ate the potato outside, in the sunshine, seated near the food cart. We will be back!

Decent food and friendly folks. The sausage, dogs, and burgers are standard fare... Biggest…read moregripe is that "condiments" are treated as toppings and this is not clear in the signage or when ordering. You do not put on your own condiments (or toppings) at all. For the prices, this is pretty annoying. Vendor should make it abundantly clear when ordering and on the signage. I get it, folks can just pile on stuff and be wasteful, especially kids in a busy environment. Lemonade was freshly squeezed and hit the spot for a hot day. Never tried the chili (but heard it was good).

This vendor is only on-site during vintage baseball game days, which is why I gave it 4 stars…read moreinstead of 5. Hot dogs are named after old base ball terms. The Club Nine is a perfect Chicago-style dog, complete with neon green relish he imports. He also has green olive salad imported from New Orleans for a muffaletta dog! The franks are all beef and he even has veggie franks. There's even a dog with queso, jalapenos, and peppered bacon. Nice!

First of all, let me assure you that Jim Jam himself cares deeply about his product. I have heard…read moretales of him wandering from vendor to vendor trying to make sure that he has the finest quality all-beef, natural-casing dog. His veggie dogs are available with all the topping afforded his other dogs (including multiple mustard choices, muffaletta, and queso), a welcome addition for veggies like me. What could be finer than watching a vintage base ball game at the Spencer-Peirce-Little Farm with an Ipswich Ale and a Jim Jam? Nothing, I say.

A great new addition to the Dover food truck scene. I've enjoyed one exceptional and one…read morepretty-good lunch. On my first visit, my brisket sub had great falling-apart meat and a nice balanced flavor in the sauce. A large sub with two sides for $10 was a good deal for a nice big meal. I tried brisket chili on my second visit. Something added to the mix was a bit too spicy for me and dominated the flavor, but the rest was good and it was a lot of food for $5. It's open 10-3 on Tuesday - Saturday in the 3rd St parking lot (in the corner closest to Dunkin Donuts) - check it out! The owner also advertises a catering business. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Bbq-guy-truck/271828146203041 Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/bbqguytruck

We have been meaning to stop by this food truck for a while, and we finally tried it it yesterday…read more All I can say is that I wish we had stopped by sooner. The BBQ pork sandwiches were excellent, and for $10 you get the sandwich plus two sides and a drink. It was a LOT of delicious food and definitely a great deal. We will definitely go back again.

On the Macy's side of Summer Street, I spied a new (to me) food cart with the word "AREPA"…read moreemblazoned on all sides situated across from the Summer Street entrance to the Downtown Crossing T stop. Curious about their "sweet corn patties with mozzarella cheese" which were grilled on site (but seemingly bought packaged), I stopped despite the fact that I had recently consumed my lunch. For $4, I received a 'sandwich' wrapped in foil with a paper napkin cushioning my hand against the heat of the contents. It was about 4 inches in diameter, and fully heated through. It was reminiscient of a corny grilled cheese or a corny sauceless pizza. Since, hobbit-like, it was my 2nd mid-day meal, I couldn't believe I ate the whole thing, but then I figured it wouldn't reheat in a microwave all that well... It was a nice snack, but it is priced a little high to make it as a regular snack destination for me... more like a special sometime treat. PS - it is noted on the cart that the arepas are Gluten-Free.

Just to start, the arepas I got here was disgusting. I'm not a picky eater and I was very hungry at…read morethe time, but it was so obviously expired that I physically couldn't eat it. The cheese must have been sitting out for a few days because it was so dry it wouldn't melt. Also the vendor was a huge dick to me. Got mad about me paying by card for a $6 order (that I'm 90% sure was advertised as $5) and mansplained credit card transactions to me. I was so jarred that I asked for my card back but he insisted on completing the transaction while complaining about cars payments the entire time. Do NOT eat here. You will regret it. If curious, this was the cart across from Boston Public Library.

We had The Sausage Guy cater an event at 66 Galen, and everything was absolutely fantastic from…read morestart to finish. The setup was smooth, professional, and right on time, which made the whole experience stress free. The food was a huge hit everything was fresh, flavorful, and exactly what we were hoping for. Our guests couldn't stop talking about how good everything was! The team was friendly, organized, and clearly experienced with handling events. Overall, they really helped make the event special, and we couldn't have asked for a better catering experience. Highly recommend The Sausage Guy for any event you won't be disappointed!

We found this guy on a whim. He was out in the rain cooking and after a three hour concert this $20…read moresteak sub with the peppers on it is exactly what we needed it. Ambiance? Who needs that, I wish my town had more food carts because this was everything that I wanted it to be and more. I didn't even get a picture as no picture was needed.

Very friendly owners and quick service!! Cash only though, but they have an ATM to use if needed!…read moreMany flavor options, no matter what, there is something for everyone :) Ask for John, he'll treat you right! They also have seasonal/temporary special flavor offerings, so it's worth visiting frequently

This used to be my go to place for hot fudge sundaes until today. Probably won't ever come back due…read moreto mice droppings all over the counter! Feces is all around the cups at the left window where the slushie cups are pictured. It was gross. More then 12 I counted. Dirty owners apparently and also notified the board of health.