I'm more than excited to give this new business it's first honorable 5-stars!…read more Because honestly, I loved this dawg so much.: + Friendly service + Fresh grilled all beef hotdogs + Toppings Toppings Toppings + Sauces-galore for your own picking (at least 9 different sauces) I generally go just for lunch, but I do find my self downtown in the evening where the Double Dipper can be found outside Dicken's Pub for a quick and tasty treat of meat and yummyness.

These guys were set up outside the Flames game the other night. While I was waiting for my dad to…read moreshow up with my ticket I decided to give these guys a shot as a change from the usual pocket dog I get during a game. From the selection I chose the "Hot Mess". Something with a little heat was just what I was looking for. The sandwich was very delicious. It could have been a little more spicy, but the flavours were great either way. What I didn't like here was the wait. Upon ordering I was told it would be about 7 minutes. While I like the fact that they're making everything fresh, when I'm at a food truck expect my meal to be served up quickly.

My bf and I escaped from our offices at lunch today to walk to Central Memorial Park, partly…read morebecause it was the first sunny day in weeks, and partly because twitter told me there would be a congregation of food trucks setting up around 11:30. I love cheese, so naturally, I was eager to check out this new food truck. We're not big fans of waiting in lines, so we arrived right at 11:30 and were served immediately. I ordered the mac'n'cheese sandwich with pulled pork and bf ordered the hot mess. The total came to $18 (no drinks or sides). Both sandwiches were amazing. The mac'n'cheese was creamy, the pulled pork was smoky, and the bread was a bit sweet. And of course there was some yummy cheese inside to hold it all together. The hot mess was just spicy enough. I would guess that extreme spice combined with cheese might not be that great. There was yummy seasoned ground beef, banana peppers, and a fried egg inside too. Fried to perfection - not so runny that you lose some yolk, but runny enough to drip onto the rest of the sandwich. If the sandwiches were $5 instead of $9, I would be 20 lbs heavier and looking for an apartment next to Cheezy Bizness HQ. It's probably a good thing the cost puts them in the "treat yo' self" category rather than an every day lunch category.

Fries taste like acidic sugar... $8 then asking for a tip for limp inedible fries is wildread more

Everybody has their own preferences,especially when it comes to food and the almighty fry is no…read moreexception,with that said,this style of fry wasn't for me,while I appreciate a home made fry that still resembles a potato with skin,I do not like soft and mealy with no crisp texture.I tried a hot dog it was enjoyable and a generous size.

Not every food truck in Calgary is down to earth and reasonably priced. This place is. I had a very…read moretraditional tasting double cheeseburger. The bun was very fresh and topping selection was good. Nothing really out of the ordinary here, but for only $6 I was very impressed. It won't replace my Alley Burger craving anytime soon, but for the price I thought it was solid. I noticed the menu was very reasonably priced across the board, but didn't try anything else today. Give it a try.

Catfish with poutine combo was fantastic the blackened catfish had the perfect amount of heat, the…read morechicken pan gravy was amazing. Service with a smile . Not sure how I found this truck but I'm lucky I did

There's a reason why whenever you see a group of food trucks this one has the smallest lineup. My…read morebrother and I are convinced their business is simply based on people who don't want to wait in the lines for Perogy Boyz, etc. We ordered the Turkey gravy/yam fries poutine along with a catfish sandwich each. The turkey gravy poutine was... not good. Like bad. The gravy was like a warmish lump on top of decent fries and some mess of cheese mixed in. We were absolutely starving and still couldn't get through this poutine. Thank god we have these catfish sandwiches, I thought. What the christ is burning my mouth off? Oh, that'll be the heavy dose of grainy mustard. My brother and I made it about halfway through these sandwiches and couldn't finish them either. This sandwich was neither fit for cat nor fish. Just blech. Here we are, a couple of starvin' Marvins with a container full of turkey gravy slop and 5 alarm mustard catfish sandwich that left me looking like Tyrone Biggums thanks to the excess flour buns. The best part: Two sandwiches, one poutine, two drinks = $35. Yikes. Sticky Ricky's? More like Icky Ricky's.

Being a big fan of chocolate and peanut butter together I was excited to try their new offering at…read morethe stampede. After handing over $6 and waiting over 40 minutes I was handed a cake pop, to which applying the term under cooked would be kind. Not only was the cake batter raw and still liquid, the Reese peanut cup was still solid. If you are looking for a dessert at stampede I'd recommend looking elsewhere.

These people do things with peanut butter that should be illegal......wait that sounds all…read morewrong....haha. I've had the pleasure of eating from this truck twice now. Discovered their magic at Stampede last year and shared the kabob with friends. For those of you not in the know, this is a deep fried PB&J (crunchy PB and brioche were nice touches) cut into 4 and skewered with deep fried peanut butter cups (team beach body for life!). It was so magical that it was my choice again. My friend had the Elvis which was grilled PB, banana, and BACON! Elvis? Knew what was up. That one was so good it didn't even make it to photos. Also? They have wee cartons of milk and it is a must with everything they offer. Eat here. At least once in your life.

I was so excited to try the Noodle Bus today! Food trucks are 80% of the reason I started using…read moreTwitter. I got the tweet around 10:30 this am, just as I was starting to think about lunch. I brought a lunch from home today, but couldn't resist leaving it behind to get some pho satay. What's one more day in the fridge for left overs? I ordered the beef pho satay and deep fried spring rolls. Both were amazing, and very fresh tasting. Satay pho was $7 and spring rolls were $4.50. The soup alone would be a satisfying lunch. The soup broth is great, very flavorful. I may be wrong, but I think there is a bit of a peanut flavor in the broth? I would have liked the soup even more if it was served with bean sprouts and a lime. I am definitely going back to try the banana fritters and the vermicelli!

I am a big big fan of hot soup and street food so I was super happy when I found out that there's a…read morepho food truck here in Calgary. Now for my birthday, I wish that the Noodle Bus can park outside my house so I can eat pho and spring rolls all day. I was only able to try out the beef satay pho and spring rolls. I would not say that the pho is the best I've had ever but there's something in their broth that sets it above the other phos offered in the city. I can't quite figure out what it is and I'm not sure if I want to...I think I just wanna keep ordering and ordering more pho from them. The spring rolls are flavorful and at that right level of crisp without being too oily. Even though there was a line when I got to the truck I didn't really have to wait long before I can devour my food. The prices aren't far from the phos you can get around the city and their servings are quite large. So yes I love them and I will continue to stalk...errr...follow them on twitter :)

Why is it that the concept of food trucks excites me? Food carts are not exciting but put that on…read morea truck? That's cool. Anyway, Holy Crepe was my first food truck experience in Calgary. I like the urban spray paint style the the truck and the religious humour thrown in for good measure. I found the truck downtown at lunch time and it had a huge line. I felt bad for the other cool looking food truck with almost no customers and probably 25 people standing around waiting for Holy Crepe. The other truck eventually left way too early for the downtown lunch rush and it's not because they sold out if you catch my drift. I ordered the Eden and I was not disappointed - it's not really like any other "crepe" I've had before. I'd compare the experience more to a panini in a crepe - but that really works for them. For what you get it's a bit expensive and not overly filling but for a light lunch it's all good. Things got a bit messy - not a great thing for midday in work clothes - but 15 minutes working on a drip on my pants in the bathroom later was somehow worth it. I've had this idea of catering my upcoming wedding with a food truck (which these guys do btw) for a bit and this would be a strong contender.... maybe! Review 5 of 30 in Yelp's 30 Day Challenge

Review #12 of Yelp's 30 Day Challenge 2012…read more Being a big fan of crepes I was so happy to find a crepe food truck here in Calgary! A crepe truck that regularly parks near my home and workplace which makes it easy for me to have access to crepe! Ok, so the quality of crepe may not be the best quality I've had but the fillings are so tasty most of the time I can finish two crepes (savory and sweet) that's good for two. The crepe itself is thicker and doughy than I would like it to be but it's not that bad that it turns me off. I've tried their their Holy Smokes which is filled with really tender and flavorful smoked meat. It's also loaded with mushrooms, peppers, onions, etc. topped with cheese - yummm!! For the sweet crepes, I've tried the Sweet Baby Jesus which is just a smaller version of the Sweet Jesus. I always choose to fill mine with mangoes and nutella. I find it easier to say no to the Holy Smokes but the Sweet Baby Jesus is just too hard to resist! :)