This place is iconic and a must go when in Baltimore. Prices are around $11 which includes a drink…read more They still only accept cash. The food is fresh and delicious. Parking is limited on this street. I stopped by early Friday morning around 10 am and the food was ready. If you want quality halal this is the go to cart.

Took a trip downtown for a quick lunch in between work meetings. Stumbled on this cute food truck…read moreright the heart downtown. My food was fresh and hot service was kind. Parking is a little dicey, but it shouldn't take you more than seven minutes to get your food so you should be able to find a quick spot. Highly recommended I'll definitely be back.

I love this food truck. They are always parked near Eager Park. The owner and his sons are very…read morewelcoming, and the food is always of good quality.

best korean food I have had in a. long time. the service too. I felt very welcomed and they were…read moreexcited to serve me. 10/10

I love coming to this farmer's market! Whenever I am close by I try to make a special trip. The…read moreselection is vast and varied. It's located right in the city of Baltimore under the highway bridge on E Saratoga St. Street parking is free and i guess there is a way to reserve parking in line now. Mercy hospital has also offered free parking in an adjacent lot. The market is open on Sundays for the season and is such a delight. The vendors are very busy but eager to assist. The prices are fair. Need a coffee fix? The local Zeke's coffee is on site to assist! Many fresh foods, plants, and seafood to choose from. Definitely worth a visit!

I love this farmers market. There's a variety of vendors including a mobile knife sharpener who…read moreisn't there every Sunday but has sharpened a few of our knives and some of my axes. There's a variety of vendors and many of them allow you to taste their produce. Soul Smoked BBQ being there is a delight for morning breakfast sandwiches. There's something for everyone there with food stands, flowers, produce, honey, booze lol. I mostly come with my husband to get produce but we've also gotten breakfast there and very well thought out pastries. You can get duck eggs sometimes and eggs from 2 or 3 vendors. If kettle corn is your thing, also something to pick up. The openness of the market and the friendliness of the veggies both edible and non is what makes us keep coming back. I've had beignets and oysters all in the same day.

Hawaiian Shave Ice $3 @ (4/5 NOMs). I really enjoyed this…read morehawaiian shaved ice. I went with Pink Lemonade, Blue Berry and Coconut flavors in a nice pretty rainbow! Loved Blue Berry, so nomnom. Coconut was very strong so I wouldn't order it. Some of the nice people work at this food truck. Stop by and say hello to them! I will post more pics of them later. Great 5th nom representing Baltimore during the Baltimore vs Washington DC Food Trucks

Ok, I may lose my Baltimore residency for this…read more Way. Better. Than. Sno-Balls. Way. Better. The consistency of Hula Honey's summertime treats puts all sno-balls to shame. Their shaved ice is like a fine snow that almost evaporates on the tongue, leaving a huge burst of tasty tasty flavor. And speaking of flavors, you won't find the rainbow assortment here. Honey's has less than a dozen, I'd wager. But in addition to the usual standbys, they have several "organic" flavors, made with cane sugar and natural flavors. I actually broke with personal long-standing tradition and passed up blue raspberry for the organic peach flavor, and boy howdy was I rewarded. Major peach punch-the-face with evaporating snow iciness. Delicious. Add to that, the cutest food truck ever, although you probably shouldn't call it a truck. Honey's is a bright yellow converted Bajaj auto-rickshaw. Easy to spot, but if you're not sure, look for the fat man running after it like a kid to the ice cream truck. That would be me. Oh, and they don't have marshmallow fluff, so don't even ask. But if you're partial to that, you're hating on me by now anyway.

Fantastic ramen at 32nd St Farmer's Market. Locally sourced ingredients and handmade noodles are…read morehighlights of the ramen. Veggie ramen is especially delicious; the tofu is my favorite part. Love the sit-down table and "share your dream" theme. This is an up and coming gem in Baltimore food. Keep it up!

Lovely food stand at 32nd st farmer's market with the most flavorful veggie ramen I have ever had…read moreand some special pork chashu. Best ramen in Baltimore made by even better people! Hope they open up a brick and mortar location soon!

Got fish wrap & fries. You put way too much Chipotle sauce. And I could barely find the fish…read more Pretty much a lettuce, tomato n Chipotle sauce wrap. You gotta know how spices work & balance ur flavors. Maybe I'll order again. Might have been an off day. But make sure u add fish to ur wraps. That was very tacky especially being at south mountain fair. Cutting aluminum foil gets into ur food. Fyi Had to pick some pieces out before eating. I did eat all the food as I hate to waste even if food is below average. Fries were fries. Nothing big there. Also, payment option is only venmo. Mind u. Alot of phones didn't have reception at south mountain. Maybe add more payment options if u can't handle cash.

We're from Ohio, and came here on a fishing trip. Our friends introduced us to Uncle Mo and his…read moredelicious food! Just know we will be looking for him when we come back! the guys on the truck was nice made sure we had everything we need! Good food! Good vibes!! Wonder man!

LaLa's is still here, Still great! The vendor is friendly, the all-beef dogs are hot and juicy and…read moreflavorful. This is way above your 7-11 dog! The menu is creative and varied, and the vendor will mix and match the generous toppings to your taste. I had the philly minus the marinara. Various chips, pretzels, etc as a side. Various cold canned sodas and bottled water. Quarter pound all beef dog with chips and soda for $6.

these guys come to your house, too. They were fantastic, we had them for a 25 person party and…read moreeveryone, I mean everyone, loved it. Great dogs, great ideas on combinations, and best of all great guy with a good attitude. Everyone leaves happy and full!

had to check this place out, since I was in B'more, so I walked over to the "NEW" lexingtion…read moremarket. the place was super-clean (still have a bunch of hood rats just hanging out) and they had a bunch of new stores. the food here was on point, the staff was clean, quick and efficient. I had the Carolina sausage and I would definitely recommend this place to everyone.

Stumbled onto Lexington market en route to an Orioles game in search of a quick meal. Interior had…read moremany different types of food and drink stalls (Jamaican, West African, ramen, Japanese, desserts, home baked pretzels, Latin American, soul food, ect). We saw the sausage master stand and decided to try it out. The sausage menu is split into "the dogs", which has the more classic fare like frankfurters, kielbasa and Italian sausage and "gourmet", which has more jazzed up selections with unique toppings (like Reuben). We got the vegan dog. It was a plant based sausage flavored with apple sage. It was on a soft bun and we had many different toppings to choose from. We got mustard, cheese, sauerkraut, mild vegan chili and jalapeños. It was a bit messy but such good comfort food. The sausage reminded me a bit of bratwurst, had a good snap and was juicy. All the toppings added texture and a spicy kick. Everything was reasonably priced. Service was very friendly.

Definitely a no-go if you are in a hurry... Visited this food truck on July 31, 2014 at noon when…read moreit was outside JHU. I took the line outside of the truck to be a sign of amazing food and service... I was wrong! The order taking was very slow and I was asked to repeat my order several times. I asked for a Windsor Burger (beef, blue cheese, sweet chili sauce, no onions) and a Chicken Pocket (minus the onions and tomatos) with an order of fries. And I proceeded to wait.... and wait.... It's called "Four Brothers" but only two were there so maybe that was the problem... We, along with the rest of the crowd, waited 25 minutes for our food. While we waited, I noticed that neither the individual taking orders- who also helped with food prep- or the cook were wearing any gloves or anything- and would go from handling pens and paper and cash to handling bread and condiments. When I did get our order, the fries were in the box with the burger (they were ordered with the pita pocket). And while the food was decent tasting- the order was WRONG. The pita pocket had BOTH onions and tomatoes (which we asked to omit), and the burger had American cheese and a pepper relish, not blue cheese and chili sauce. Usually I choose a food truck as an alternative to JHU cafeteria food... but won't be returning to 4 Brothers!

Very disappointed!! Over priced and the only thing home made is the burgers. Almost $7 for chili…read morecheese fries, $2 for some generic half & half, the burger was good. I definitely won't be going back!

Terrible customer service. I left this review on their Facebook page:…read more "Can't rate the food or customer service of this truck because after booking them and then reconfirming our event date (just to make certain), they never even showed up. No e-mail, no phone call. Nothing. We had many of our community residents very disappointed after having marketed this truck for almost two months prior to the confirmed event date. We even sent out their menu to the entire community and as a result they were very excited. This is a bad, bad way to do business. Never have we had a truck NOT show up onsite. It's a shame as I've heard great things about their food."

It is easy to get jaded with food trucks' flashy accoutrements these days, but I was still…read moreimpressed to see a stone tandoor springing up in the middle of this truck, smoking meats and fresh naan. The meals here are priced to own (especially when parked next to the over-priced Woody's Tacos). This truck usually sports two young dudes listening to Flo Rida slinging standard Indian fare (Chicken Curry, Tikki Marsala and Lamb Vindaloo). The prices are good ($8-9 for entrees), but the real value lies in the freshness. You can't swing a cat in Mt Vernon without hitting a lunchtime Indian buffet these days, but it is so often the same bubbling fodder that has been sitting in a tired chaffing dish since it got mixed in with the leftovers from yesterday. At this food truck, the meals are made fresh and you can epecially taste it in the meats and Indian flat bread. The meals aren't trying to blow your mind, just serve up some good, fresh noise to go. All dishes come with plenty of rice, a side salad and a rameken of that green chutney sauce. The Flo Rida is complementary.