Visited from Texas 11 years ago and it was just as yummy this time! Last time we visited, it was…read moreoff-season in December, and the place was a ghost town, but it was so fun to see it booming in July. Love their fries and lemonade. Orangeade was tasty, too! Can't be this classic and experience!

Nathan's may be famous for its hot dogs and its iconic eating competition, but the prices at the…read morebeer stand are outrageous. We ordered two beers: a Coney Island Mermaid Pilsner for $11 and a Coney Island Mermaid IPA for $14: they were both served in simple, flimsy plastic cups. Charging that much for draft beer to go is, in my opinion, excessive and feels like taking advantage of customers simply because they're in a famous destination. I understand paying a premium at a popular attraction, but these prices are difficult to justify. The beer was good, but certainly not worth what we paid. Ambiance is also a no- dirty tables outside and place is filthy. Unfortunately, this experience left a bad impression. I won't be purchasing drinks here again.

Very very clean; I've walked by this guy a few times as every morning he's meticulously cleaning…read morethe inside of his cart. I see a permit, so he's legit. The guy doesn't speak English and there are no English signs, so I asked in my broken Cantonese. Of course he only speaks mandarin, but I did understand tsou dao fu; stinky tofu! I've never had it, so wanted to give it a try as the old Chinese dramas really made it seem delicious. With our language barrier, the only two things I understood was stinky tofu and $10 portion. He took the black tofu out and fried it first. After frying, he poured over some broth, pickled veggies, cilantro and something spicy; it's pretty spicy. Overall, it was an experience, I thought it tasted good but was it worth $10? Not really. The fried tofu was crispy and held up too the broth for a 7 min walk, it was spicy, the broth kind of tasted like ramen broth (which isn't bad to me). Word of advice: Don't be afraid of the smell!!!

When I was a kid you'd go to one area of Nathan's for hotdogs, another for fries. There was always…read morea backup of people, and a crowd at the counter. That wasn't our experience today. An orderly line, one-stop-shopping, plus tables and benches outside. They've had seating for awhile ..... but not in the '60s, when we'd regularly stop at Nathan's. The frankfurters are spicy and have snap! The fries are crinkle-cut with their signature ridge, and delicious. Coney Island still has frog's legs (if that's your thing.) But no more pineapple soda, a drink they were known for. (That was my thing.) So .... four hotdogs (two for me, two for T), shared fries, shared soda. $38!!! Kind of expensive. Curious about price before we arrived, I used A.I. since the menu wasn't posted on Nathan's site. Information was inaccurate, citing a discount if you buy two franks and an incremental amount more to tack on fries and a soft drink. Wrong! No meal-deals in Coney Island. Oh well. I enjoyed our brief stop. The days of dollar hot dogs are long since gone.

6,900 miles is a long way to go for a hot dog but Nathan's Famous just exchanged Coney Island and…read moreBeijing as their HQ city having sold the brand to wholly owned Chinese pork processor, Smithfield Foods. Who knows if the famous Nathan's "snap" will fall by the wayside in favor of cheaper ingredients but I suspect Joey Chestnut won't fare as well trying to down 75 fried egg rolls in 120 seconds. In any case it might make for some awfully fun television... Mystery Meat Theater. Four curious stars.

This truck has been a solid option to get torta and cemita. Not into their burritos/platos…read morepersonally. Lately been trying newer items like gorditas, which are enjoyable. The birria soup comes in a drink cup and very flavorful. Very easy to order: You can call ahead or order on premise. No issues with communication for me. Good thing they always parked at one spot and it's a wider street so you are not bumping to people as you wait for your food.

I've always found tacos dry and flavorless but ever since I've tried these recently-- BEST TACOS…read moreEVER. I've had them from the truck on avenue U and W 8 st. Guys the chicken actually has flavor and the steak isn't tough. Everything is seasoned nicely but not too overpowering. That red sauce is the perfect kick. I really hope the truck get a lot of customers cause they deserve it. Very hard working staff. I think I'll be back here if I'm ever craving tacos all the time.

Food is incredibly good, delectable! Service is warm and so friendly. 10 out of 10! Highly…read morerecommend! NEEDED to add this note! Habibi Moroccan Halal food uses ACTUAL tzatziki sauce! It's delicious! All the more reason to EAT HERE!! (Unlike Halal Guys in the city, they use mayonnaise.)

My go to late night. Chicken and rice is fire. I had something with some very tasty bread once too…read morebut I pretty much get the chicken and rice late night or when I just crave it. The Moroccan spice blend is fire.

always my to go place for good quality and great price tacos. super authentic and yummy. very…read morefriendly worker

Tacos El Bronco is forever superior in my opinion, but Tacos Lopez has some really solid & good…read moretacos too. At $3 - $3.50 each, they're still decently priced for the amount of meat you get in each one. I ordered the Al Pastor, Steak, & Carnitas, and all 3 were tasty. Al pastor is my go to taco anywhere, but I was surprised to find that it came without pineapple here. I've seen that they have it in other photos, so not sure why they left it off. I also didn't get a grilled onion, which was a bit disappointing! But the al pastor still delivered in terms of flavor, and I would most definitely get this again. Carnitas were also surprisingly good, given that some previous reviewers thought it lacked flavor. I thought it was seasoned well, and was further complemented by the salsas. Steak was tasty, though I actually preferred the other two. Pico de gallo and guacamole are an extra $0.50 per taco. I'm a sucker for some good pico & guac though, so I'd say get it with all the fixings. Salsas here pack a little bit of heat & pair really well with any of the meats. Service is fast - my order was completed in about 5-10 minutes. Cash & Zelle both accepted.

was in the neighborhood and the Lamb over rice was as solid/delicious as I remembered. Cash only…read more Pricing is now $10. Max is $11. I only asked for a little red sauce and it was spicy! Hours are around 1030am to 5ish am. These guys are friendly but work their butts off

I love this cart, falafel is awesome. Falafel sandwich or add a few pieces falafel on top of a…read morerice/meat dish.

Been seeing this taco truck and finally decided to try it out. I ended up waiting 40 minutes to get…read moremy order of 10 tacos. So call ahead if you want to order. Also sadly, they had no more green sauce Normally, carnitas tacos are pretty juicy but they were pretty dry. They all come with lime, cilantro, and onions. It was average Surprisingly, the suadero were REALLY good and I would probably get these the next time I come back. They were juicy and full of flavor The al pastor were decent as well. There were little chunks of pineapple in there and the flavor was good. TLDR: Get the suadero and call ahead

The food is so fresh made to order. Call ahead if you order more then 4 tacos!…read moreSo clean and they deliver! The prices are very good for the full tacos! I like to order then mix them together! The guacamole is amazing as a topping. And the guys are super sweet please tip them they really make sure your food is well cooked and seasoned! A great healthy quick fresh filling meal!