The Pittsburgh Pierogi Truck sells pierogies, haluski, and stuffed cabbage. The pierogies come in…read moreflavors such as potato-cheese, potato-onion, sauerkraut, sauerkraut-mushroom, potato-bacon, and sweet cheese. In 2021, at the Greater Pittsburgh Food Truck Festival, I ordered a platter of food from Pittsburgh Pierogi Truck. I rated the potato-cheese pierogies as 4.5 stars and the haluski as 2.5 stars. I really enjoyed the dough and filling of the pierogies, but I did not like the color and taste of the cabbage in the haluski. I appreciated that the employee had a cheerful personality. In 2025, at the BaconBurgh festival, I ordered more foods from this truck. I ordered a #1 platter that contained three pierogies, haluski, and one stuffed cabbage for about $14. I rate the potato-bacon pierogies as 4.5 stars, the bacon haluski as 4 stars, and the bacon-stuffed cabbage as 3.5 stars. According to their website, they also sell their foods at some stores, for catering, wholesale, and fundraisers.

Shopping at Bethel Park farmers market and had to order dinner. Staff is super friendly. Ordered…read moreplatter #1, which is 3 cheese & potato pierogies, haluski, and stuffed cabbage. Pierogies are not fried they are boiled and very good. The haluski was good and the stuffed cabbage was a little underwhelming.

No address or specific location- we followed what the map suggested and led us in the middle of no…read morewhere in Pittsburgh. Disappointed to get the taste of crepes.

My husband and I went to the first Carnegie Crawl of the summer. We decided to change it up and try…read morea food truck for dinner! This particular truck was located right outside of our ultimate destination, Apis Meadery. As much as I wanted a fruit crepe, I wasn't ready for dessert! I decided to get the Breakfast Crepe and my husband ordered the Chicken Ranch Crepe. I believe there was a new employee who was making them as the employee who took my order and money was instructing him along the way. It took quite a bit of time them to be made as almost all of the items are prepared beforehand and just placed within the crepe as it warms up. When I returned to my husband, I quickly realized he did not get Ranch as I watched them make it. He went to retrieve some and came back with the whole bottle that they use in the truck. I thought maybe they would have small cups to put some in.. Overall, the crepes were ok. I would be willing to try a fruit or dessert crepe if we choose to eat at this food truck again.

I stopped by this food truck a number of Thursdays ago at this point. During the warmer months,…read moreour neighborhood has food trucks come in every other Thursday and this One happened to be the Frankuary truck. I have been to the Frankuary restaurants before, both the original downtown under the church and then the one in Lawrenceville as well, so knew what to expect. However it had been a long time since I had been, so I was excited to be trying their product again. Since this was a food truck, there's not much to say about it other than it was being worked by two employees who were churning out orders quite efficiently. For my dinner on this day I ultimately ended up choosing a locavore, New York style and then also ordered a poutine to split with my wife. The menu described the locavore as a local grass feed beef dog with the New York style as coming with sauerkraut, sweet onion sauce and brown mustard and then the poutine as hand cut fries with fresh brown gravy and cheese curds. As I mentioned before, the people working here were going through orders quite quickly and soon enough I had both of my items and headed home. Once there I started on the locavore. It was decent enough as the bun was solid and I enjoyed all of the toppings on my hot dog as well as the hot dog itself. What I couldn't get past with it though was the $7 it cost and how it would probably take 3 of them for a proper dinner for me. After I had finished with the hot dog I started in on the poutine. The fries here were quite good and the gravy added a nice flavor and wetness to the dish. It was the cheese curds which were my favorite part as I am sucker for them, and who doesn't love cheese? The bottom line for me is that I might stop by here again in the future. While all of the food that I had was solid here, I still find it difficult to sometimes pay $7 for a hot dog. To each their own though!

loved that i ran into this food truck at a summer event. i never got to go to the brick and motor,…read moreand i've seen it at the airport, but unfortunately only when it's closed. so i was really excited to try it and it did not disappoint!

We popped in on a rainy day and got two drinks and pretzels. What a delightful little place! I got…read morethe raspberry mocha and I have no other way to describe it than graeter's berry chocolate chip ice cream. I think we came at a kind of off time of day because the pretzels were cold and kind of hard, but they still tasted good and the dips were what we expected. I'd suggest making a trip towards the beginning of the day!

Amazing pretzels!!!…read more Super friendly and polite customer service with warm, comforting pretzels and the most amazing dips ever. In addition to being organic and vegan I also appreciate the fact that they aren't too salty like many other soft pretzels are. These pretzels also reheat well in the toaster oven which is great when you are already stuffed but want to take a pretzel to go. I especially recommend the cinnamon butter dip which has a very unique flavor. I've never had anything like it. It is reminiscent of cinnamon ice cream in texture and flavor without actually being cold or too sweet. You also don't mind using a lot of it as it is light and fluffy in mouthfeel.  They must never take the tasty cinnamon butter away!!! They also have a tasty mustard dip which is a condiment I often recommend to people as a Dietitian due to its many health benefits. As the only local pretzel place in Pittsburgh to serve both organic and vegan pretzels this is the *perfect* vendor to any local party you are having - particularly events that have the need to be vegan and/or organic as people become increasingly concerned with their health and the environment. I highly recommend contacting Connor today or ordering a pretzel from him if you see his pretzels at an event! :)

The best ice ball cart in the city! Nestled in the Allegheny Commons Park (near the tennis courts),…read moreGus and Yiayias is a north side staple. In addition to their ice balls, they offer peanuts and popcorn (their popcorn is so good!) I usually go on a hot summer day after taking a walk through the park. The cart is only open until 6 pm on most days so get there early. In addition to food, they now sell merch online! My favorite ice ball is a cherry and banana one. So good and refreshing. Definitely go check them out!

The best In the city best flavors it's a family business wonderful people great atmosphere they've…read morebeen around all my life and then some

Tocayo is a local Mexican restaurant, and they also have this food truck that travels around the…read morearea to sell some of their menu items. I bought food from this food truck when they were at the Pittsburgh Taco Festival. The foods looked to be a little more upscale than some other food trucks' foods. I think that I ate the chicken and the al pastor flavors of tacos. These tacos were a good size and tasted delicious. Now I feel interested in trying out the full-service restaurant in Shadyside... Quesadillas, fajitas, burritos, desserts, etcetera...

My company had Tocayo bring their food truck for a company lunch over two days (along with two…read moreother food trucks). They setup in the parking lot and served food for about 3 hours. I had two barbacoa tacos and they were quite good. I was impressed by the two man crew in the truck and how fast they served the employees. Definitely more efficient and better food quality than the other two options we had. Can't comment about the price because I didn't have to pay...haha.

Gaucho's food truck. Really wonderful food prepared by a hard-working staff. Our orders were…read morecompleted very quickly, and the results were spectacular. Everything is cooked on an outdoor grill, and that gives the food a delicious smokey flavor. This has to be one of the best food trucks in the city.

Good lord have you ever had a chicken plate from asado? If not, get you a chicken plate because I…read moreguarantee you will never roast your own chicken again and think it tastes good. These people are the grill masters - you will in no way be disappointed with the meats. So amazing.

Great new food truck with French cuisine. Delicious…read moresandwiches on Croissant. Delicious pastries. Wonderful Teas. My Cara,el Apple Brie Grilled Croissant was so good. Lightly grille with apple slices with a touch of cinnamon and a wonderful melted brie. The mixed Berry pastry was also delicious. So glad they were out front when I was so undecided for lunch. If you get the chance check them out.

Chene's a la Carte is a new food truck that I came across while walking in the Strip. The menu…read morelooked delicious, and there was a decent line since it was outside and office, so I decided to give it a shot. Who doesn't love croissant sandwiches and French desserts? It took a while to order (~20min) since it's a husband-wife pair running the entire food truck. I got the apple braided coffee cake and the chocolate croissant, and OMG they were SO DELICIOUS! The apple coffee cake was full of apple flavor and buttery without being overly sweet. The chocolate croissant was flaky and stuffed FULL of chocolate. I would highly recommend that you try out this food truck if you come across it. The wait is worth it!