Picked up a grilled cheese with steak while downtown for an art festival. It was $12 and came with…read morechips and a pickle spear. The first few bites were tasty, but then the grease and butter overwhelmed me. My stomach wasn't happy after I finished. If less butter was used, I think this sandwich would be really good, the flavor was present.

Is there anything more comforting than a grilled cheese sandwich? *Spoiler* Yes - a GOURMET grilled…read morecheese! And this is the sweet spot where Lil Cheezers lives, taking that childhood favorite that every former-kid I know remembers fondly, and elevating that experience for your adult tastebuds. My latest Cheezers experience was a caprese grilled cheese sandwich, with basil, tomato, and balsamic vinegar adding that familiar tang to the rich mozzerella and chewy grilled bread. Served with a pickle and potato chips and my tastebuds are in *heaven.* My 7 year old daughter got the Plain Jane and finished both halves of her sandwich, a minor miracle that let me know she loved this lunch option. I haven't had a chance yet to try the hot brown grilled cheese but that's in my sites for next time we meet the Lil Cheezers food truck. Finally - there's rumor of a *secret menu* item. I learned from friends yesterday that you can ask for the s'mores dessert and they'll hook you up with this off-menu dessert. I couldn't possibly eat more after that filling lunch but it may be perfect to split amongst friends in the know.

We tried this food truck at the Central Park spot while attending the U of L Percussion Band…read moreperformance in early summer. Service staff were friendly and very fast from the time of our orders to when they called our names. We each chose a different flavor of chicken bowl. I tried the drunken chicken which was cooked with tomatoes and beer and served over a generous bed of white rice. I had a bit of indigestion afterwards, but it truly may have been me versus the tomatoes. We also ordered a prepackaged Kizito chocolate chip cookie, which made for some happy patrons. I would be willing to try another chicken bowl flavor version in the future before I retreat.

Terrible experience!! The picture explains it all!! Supposedly a buffalo chicken bowl, not even…read moreclose to what is advertised!

There are two things that are hard to find, not just in Louisville, but anywhere I travel: truly…read moregood french fries and a great burger. I think Jay's just fixed that problem. I've been trying to get there for a couple of weeks and kept missing their closing time, but I finally made it today. Their food truck is spotless, well-maintained, and has a nice outdoor seating area. The two guys running it clearly care about what they do, great customer service and pride in their work. Now, the food. For the first time since I've lived in Louisville, I got real french fries, crispy on the outside, soft and fluffy inside, perfectly seasoned. If Jay's can do it this well, why does everyone else get it so wrong? Then the burger, wow. Juicy, messy, flavorful, and just downright good. The only thing I'd change is a touch less salt, but honestly, I'll take that any day over a bland burger. Maybe toss on some bacon next time and it'd be perfect. Jay's Burgers is the real deal. Keep up the great work.

Made an impromptu stop today and I'm sooo glad I did! I've been wanting to try Jay's Burgers for a…read morewhile now and I just so happened to be in the area. I got their special--cheeseburger and fries with Jay's sauce--and it did NOT disappoint. The burger was fresh and super flavorful, and the fries were hot, crispy, and perfect (especially paired with the Jay's sauce!). Great, kind, and speedy service, incredible portions that were well worth the price, and the food was top notch. Definitely a spot I'll be coming back to and bringing friends and family with me!

We had the pulled pork and chicken and Mac & cheese. The sauce was absolutely stellar and the meats…read moretender and juicy. Everything was fantastic!

I was so excited to find this new food truck today, nestled under the ramp to the Big Four Bridge…read more Big Moe's World Famous BBQ has such a prime spot. It's shady, by parking and the popular pedestrian bridge and has ample seating area in picnic tables and then the the large lawn around it. The lady who rang up my order was very friendly. I got the pulled pork sandwich combo, which came with a soda and chips for $7. I took my sandwich home with me since I was only stopping by the bridge. I loved the sweetness of this barbecue. This is definitely a sandwich you need plenty of napkins for; it's a bit messy. The next time you're at the bridge, stop at Big Moe's for sustenance before crossing the river.

What an interesting concept for a food truck! I've seen Atrium at Flea Off Market before but have…read morenot had a chance to try them. I finally got my chance one Friday night at Akasha while friends were visiting from out-of-town. Atrium was blasting some fabulous tunes while being parked outside of the bar and were quick and pleasant with orders. They had a few vegetarian options, from tater tots to what drew my eye- fried halloumi! What is halloumi you ask? It's a hard cheese from a variety of goat and sheep milk from the Mediterranean region of the world that is delicious. It does great grilled or fried. In this case this version was a take on mozzarella cheese sticks- BUT halloumi cheese sticks! This is a one up in any book! What a great way to make something we already know better!! This was delicious and I can't wait to try Atrium again!

Atrium had come out and set up at my work as my company was trying to get us some variations in…read morefood out in our business park. The food truck people were friendly (as most food truck people I have met are) and they were prepared at the time we were told they would be open. Not all the places that have come out to us have been. The food was fresh and tasty. If we ever go back to office from all this working from home and if Atrium would come back out, I would get more lunch with them.

Red's Daug pound is a kiosk/concession food stand located in the south wing of the Kentucky fair…read moreand expo center of Phillips lane in Lousiville Kentucky. Red's Daug is a hot dog speciality place that has a permanent residence in the back corner area of the fair and expo center. I've had this a few times in recent memory from being here for flea markets and cheer competitions. Our most recent visit was during a Jurassic quest event. I personally ordered a chili cheese daug (I like how they don't use dog or dawg. Way to step op the creativity). My daughters got a few naked daugs (normal hot dogs). My oldest got a Chicago style daug and my wife went complete opposite and got a cheeseburger. Overall the food was solid. For the chili cheese daug they used a nacho cheese like substance which usually I'm not a fan of. But there's had a solid taste to it actually. So I didn't mind it. The kids all enjoyed there hot dogs and my wife said her burger which was dressed to the 9's was pretty tasty. Overall nice little concession that dosent have the same generic feels as other large expo center concession do. They have little tables outside of the stand and everything to give it the authentic restaurant look and feel. They are a tad bit pricey but you know that's to be expected when eating food at special events and shows.

Food was not good And way over priced. Even for a food truck. I don't mind paying higher prices if…read morethe food is at least good. really disliked the sneaky business practices. to charge me 2 dollars for four jalapeños slices is a lil ridiculous. should at least say it on the menu. Plus the tiny 50cent bag of chips they charge four dollars for. do yourself a favor and try somewhere else.

Had an allergy appointment and was looking for something different to eat besides fast food. Found…read morethis place on Yelp and had to try it out. I ordered chicken and chorizo tacos supreme. Chorizo was a little dry but better than it being greasy. I liked the sauces. Also liked their chips and salsa. I was really full after only eating two tacos. I'll be back!

Great family owned business with quality food and excellent service. I had the chicken quesadilla…read moreand found the chicken flavor to be to my liking. My dad even said "well, Taco Bell is now dead to us.." lol We went to the food truck located in New Albany on the corner of Daisy and Grantline. Check them out so they stay and maybe we keep growing the food truck scene!

They came to my office today and I'm hooked, I had the best tacos I have ever eaten and I've had a…read morelot of traditional tacos.

I absolutely love Smok'N Cantina! I've always loved food trucks, I think they're so fun, and this…read moreone is one of the best! Their Southwestern menu is absolutely delicious, and their service can't be beat! Everything I've tried from this truck has been fantastic. They have lots of appetizers that they call "Nibblers," Quesadillas, Tacos, and more! It's all great; they're quick, and everything is always cooked fresh and served hot! Plus, the staff on this truck are amazing! I have personally worked with them several times for an annual non-profit fundraising event, and they have worked harder, faster, and friendlier than you could imagine. If you see this truck out, you should definitely stop for a bite! I highly recommend them for lunch or dinner any time. Or, if you're having an event and looking for food trucks to attend, reach out to them and see if they're available. I promise you, I have worked with lots of trucks, and Smok'N Cantina is absolutely one of the best! Plus, they offer a catering menu, so if you're looking for an amazing meal to impress your friends, or food for a party, they've got you covered!