I was looking at places close to me and found this food truck on google maps. It was close and…read morelooked good, so I called in an order and was told it would take 25 minutes. When I arrived at the address, it was 3 food trucks, thinking it was one of them, I knocked and nothing. I called the truck back and he told me they moved addresses and google wont change it. He gave me the correct address- an additional 15 minutes away and said "everyone knows our new address", I'm not sure who "everyone" is. How are you supposed to get new customers?! When I arrived at the truck, the guy did not apologize or make me feel any better. He wasn't nice or welcoming and kept blaming it on google. HE SHOULD HAVE TOLD ME OVER THE PHONE! When I got home, I was pleasantly surprised by the chicken plate. The chicken was great, rice was flavorful and the side salad with the lemon vinaigrette was a huge plus. However, the hummus was very nutty and the pita bread was flat and not warm. The correct address is in yelp, not google or Apple Maps!

This is located in a cute little food truck park. The people are very nice. I got the falafel plate…read moreand we also got the beef kebab plate. I love a good mediterranean salad but this place's dressing wasn't it for me. The beef kebab was very well seasoned and the rice is very yummy. I think I've been blessed with having good mediterranean food so this was just okay in my opinion. The pita was dry and the falafel was too big and mushy inside with not enough flavoring/seasoning. I also would have liked the falafel plate to have rice instead of fries simply because the rice was so good and the fries were so lack luster. Overall this is a very average place but perhaps I ordered poorly.

I love the Austin food truck scene. And even though every area in San Antonio is overflowing with…read moregood Mexican restaurants, Austin has them too but you have to seek them out. I think this food truck moves around, but we found it at the Fetch food truck park in the Bee Caves area. We got the Parrillada Norteña Mix. It was superb. It comes with a bunch of different meats and rather than just describe each to you, let me just say that even the sausage was excellent. All the meats in the combo all have that lovely grilled flavor and each one has its own seasoning or spices. Just writing this review is making me hungry for it again. Plus fresh tortillas and even the side of beans was loaded with meat and delicious. I'm looking forward to coming back!

Sam is super welcoming. He gave me a free quesabirria and Chicharrones taco to try. Wow. So good. I…read moregot Al Pastore tacos done just the way I like with onion and cilantro and a torta done to perfection. Love the spot...authentic food...welcoming owner.

I watched an absolutely devastating Spurs game on Saturday. Imagine watching all your hopes and…read moredreams being taken from you. It was a tragic night. On the flip side, the Shrimp Po' Boy I got at Strut & Dorothy was sensational. Usually when the Armadillo Den is packed out like it was last Saturday for the Spurs and Knicks Game 5 plus a World Cup Saturday, these food trucks parked inside are buzzing trying to get as many orders out as possible. Though it took a while to place an order with the huge line, once my order was placed, it was ready very shortly after. The guy running the truck apologized for the wait, which felt unnecessary because they seemed to be on top of it, but I appreciate the kindness and customer service nonetheless. Pricing is about what I expected for a food truck: $14 po' boy and $7-8 for fries served with ranch or bleu cheese. The po' boy with all the fixings was exactly what I needed to calm my hunger and nerves while watching the Spurs collapse. It wasn't the glorious night I wanted, but the po' boy was the bandage on the wound. RIYL: The most impressive seafood served in a food truck in Austin

Gumbo! Add crackers and Crystal hot sauce and you'll be in heaven! So damn good!! Super friendly…read morestaff and will be back for sure!

This was my first visit and this place is awesome! Will definitely be back. I ordered a gyro plate…read moreplus a side of pita and hummus. The portions are large and the food is delish!

The gyro over rice is to DIE FOR!!! They're super friendly and fast with orders! I've never waited…read moreover 20+ minutes to get my meal. There's also a cute seating area nearby to wait for your food (or you can check out the cool brewery station next door )

I haven't been able to eat a corndog since becoming pescatarian 10+ years ago, so having a veggie…read morecorndog was a highlight for me! I first tried the Corndog Company at Blues on the Green. I was confused when they asked if I wanted honey drizzled on it, because I have never heard of this combination before? I declined, and also because I knew I wanted to dip in ketchup. The crunchy batter on the corndog is SO good! Thank you for making a veg option. I saw them at the COTA amphitheatre for a concert and had to get one again. Nice people and great corndogs!

If you look up "Cheap Thrills" in the Oxford English Dictionary,…read more The definition is "Fried Oreos at the Corndog Company in Manchaca, Texas." Nothing else describes the concept of Cheap Thrills so well. And let me tell you, I was 100% thrilled. * * * The Corndog Company is a total gas. It is located on the grounds of the Watering Bowl, a state of the art dog park that has everything dogs or their owners could want. The Corndog Company will sell you single hot dogs chopped up into little pieces to give to your dog. I have no doubt this is 100% thrills for the dog. There is a dog grooming truck - which is more for the owners than for Fido. There is a huge yard to run around with other dogs - and there is a tiny side yard for small timid dogs who don't want to rough and tumble with the big dogs. There is a lovely bar with coffee as well, to keep the owners sufficiently lubricated and mellow, or caffeinated and perky. There is a large screen where the guys can watch their football game. The actual dog park has old growth trees and plenty of shade. The Texas landscape is easy on the eyes. * * * But to my mind, the Corndog Company food truck is the star attraction. The corndogs are everything you could possibly want a corndog to be. If there is a Pantheon of Corndogs, these corndogs go in it. The dogs themselves come in five flavors - but I honestly don't think the actual hot dog under that corn bread makes a whole lot of difference. Once it is wrapped in that corn bread, and then drizzled with honey and then covered with mustard or catsup or sweet habanero mustard, the dog itself could be whatever. Actually your corn dog will be more than drizzled with mustard or catsup or sweet habanero mustard. The holes on top of the dispensers are cut large. The dispensers will blast out your mustard or whatever like a fire hydrant. Expect to be wiping off your dog with your French fries. Also expect to be visiting your dry cleaner the next day. The corndogs are good enough however that even with an Atlantic Ocean of mustard on your corndog, that corndog will still taste incredible. The honey they put on the corndog before you start messing with the condiments is a huge component of what makes those dogs good. The cornbread itself is absolutely positively divine. The corndog itself is also absolutely filling. I am used to corndogs being somewhat of a shabby skimpy snack. These will fill you up big time, let there be no doubt on that point. * * * Dessert can be either Fried Milky Way or the Fried Oreos. I haven't tried the Fried Milky Way ... But the Fried Oreos are 1000% Decadence on a stick. The Oreos kind of melt inside turning them into a cookies and cream granular filling. The inside of your fried Oreo sort of looks like caviar Most of what you get is the cornbread coating with hot comforting chocolate and vanilla cream inside. Cornbread with hot comforting chocolate and vanilla cream inside is a good thing. Never mind the Oreo melting. I melted. I didn't want to be anywhere else on the planet. * * * I am just as happy not to own a dog. I don't have to walk it at night. I don't have to come home to feed it. I don't have to play blame games over whether the dog or the humans were responsible for passing gas. But if I am going to go to the Corndog Company, I do NOT want to have to bring my dog along. Who wants to pay attention to a dog when your eyes are closed and you are flying around the universe because you have just had legendary fried Oreos?

Really disappointed with my visit. As someone actually from Chicago, I had high expectations for a…read moreproper Chicago-style dog -- but this one fell flat. The bun was stale and hard, and it literally broke in half while I was eating. Service didn't help either. One of the guys working (Cowboys jersey) seemed checked out and was pretty rude, like he didn't want to be there. Expected a lot more from this spot. Won't be rushing back.

Thank you so much Mrs Bonita for bringing the taste of HOME to Austin. I've just stuffed a Wet…read moreBeef, a Dog, a Pizza Puff, and a sack of Fries and now I need a nap lol. Food was MOUTH WATERING EXCELLENCE, the service was WONDERFUL also with missing home Mrs Bonita make you feel apart of the family. I just want to say THANK YOU for the GREAT CONVERSATION and the DELICIOUSNESS of the flavors that I've been lacking in my life. This place HANDS DOWN IS 10 OUT OF 10 to try at least once

My coworkers and I got together at Artipasta to celebrate Festa della Repubblica (Italy's National…read moreDay), and it was my first time trying this place. I can honestly say it won't be my last! It's a small restaurant, but it has a cozy atmosphere that made the whole experience enjoyable. The staff was amazing, friendly, attentive, and on top of everything. I absolutely loved the Pizza "Stria," a crispy flatbread topped with EVOO, sea salt, and fresh rosemary. The bruschetta and Caprese skewers were incredible. Honestly, I could've made a meal out of just those appetizers. For my entrée, I ordered the lasagna, and let me tell you...the portion was huge! I shared it with four coworkers and still had plenty left for myself. Best of all, it was absolutely delicious. Artipasta did not disappoint. Great food, great service, and a great experience overall. I'll definitely be back!

Check my coworkers here and they all loved it. Stuff is very friendly and food comes out quickly…read more The inside is like a bright and vibrant. We got a little bit of everything and shared it family style. Our favorites were the lasagna and the creamy mushroom sausage macaroni. The pistachio and lemon desserts were also very good.

I came to Lustre Pearl for a different food truck but it had closed early, so I ended up getting…read morethe Honey Lime Chicken sandwich- and boy was I glad! This is a crazy food grilled chicken sandwich! The chicken was generous and so juicy and flavorful, with a hefty amount of Brie and some nice greens (could have used more greens but hey it was tasty), and even some surprise chips on the side! My friends got the hamburgers and they seemed to enjoy them but I was too deep in my sandwich to notice much lol! The truck didn't seem too busy and it took maybe 10 minutes for my sandwich to come out but I wasn't paying too close attention to the clock. We also got the fried pickles which are very unique- instead of just breaded slices/spears they wrap the pickle with cheese in a wonton wrapper or something along those lines and deep fry the package. I'd say in general I prefer the standard fried pickle as I'm crazy about them, but for a fun and different take on it I enjoyed them! Couldn't try the fries a they were sold out of them (6:30 on a Sunday so not exactly prime time).

Um...its okay food overall. Sliders...4 stars. Well seasoned…read moreand tasty. They're slider size but worth it. Spicy Fries...1 star. They're either frozen bag fries that are thin cut, over fried, and crunchy. Or they're fresh cut but taste like thin cut, over fried, crappy fries.. Not sure Fried pickle.. 0 stars. uh dont get. Sog Fest!

We really enjoyed our visit to Wake Up Mykie. It's in a food truck park right next door to Doxa…read moreCoffee. Mykie's has a variety of breakfast dishes and recently added breakfast tacos. We ordered the Ta Pesao breakfast bowl, which was a breakfast hash, and the el cuerno, which was a croissant breakfast sandwich. Listen, the sandwich was good, but the star of the show was the breakfast bowl. The portion was so large we were able to split it. It had a huge egg on the top and the hashbrowns were cooked perfectly. I wouldn't hesitate to order it again. Lastly, the cook was super friendly. He had great recommendations and brought our food to our table too. I wondered if it was Mykie. We'll definitely be back!

Had a great experience at Wake Up Mykie on a Saturday morning! They have a cute little area around…read moretheir truck with plants and places to sit to eat or after you order. Plenty of parking for the whole food truck park. The workers were kind and talkative and seemed happy to be there. I ordered the breakfast quesadilla and devoured it. It had bacon potato egg and cheese in it. The salsa it comes with was pretty mild but still had some flavor. Next time I will ask if they have a spicy salsa! Wasn't in the mood for something sweet so really glad they had this savory option. Definitely want to come back to try their mini pancakes!

SO GOOD. But oh my gosh it's pretty spicy. But worth every bite…read more We got the American Pad Thai. SO good

Gotji has some creative fusion dishes that sound very intriguing so we definitely need to come back…read moreto explore more of what they have to offer! The Best Pad Thai ($18): Thai-style stir-fried rice noodles with egg, dried sweet radish, chili, garlic, crab meat, bean sprouts, and chives, topped with fried tempura shrimp, crispy shallots, tobiko, peanuts, and lime. I love pad thai, and this version delivered! The flavors were quite concentrated, so I recommend mixing the noodles thoroughly before eating. While the shrimp tempura was crunchy with a nice batter, I personally prefer the traditional proteins -- beef, chicken, pork, or tofu. BBQ Brisket Clay Pot ($19.50): A Thai-Chinese style clay pot featuring garlic, ginger, smoky brisket, onion, mushroom, Thai jasmine rice, green onion, sweet soy sauce, and chili garlic sauce. The combination didn't quite work for me and I wasn't a fan of the flavors, though my husband absolutely loved it. It's not as flavorful as the pad thai so we had to use the sauce they provided.