This moving food truck was fun to try to find after hearing about it. We found it last year at the…read moreoutlet mall in Byron center, line was long but we got there early. They were pretty fast for how many people were ordering and by the time we got to eat it we were starving and it was Fantastic! Lots of flavor and the ones we got had a decent amount of meat in both rolls and neither rolls felt soggy.

Joined these guys with the mobile truck in Holland this past weekend. I had it east marked for a…read morewhile now and so I was looking forward to a good lobster experience. We arrived around 2pm and we were the only ones at the truck. (It was raining to be fair.) The menu, while easy to read, felt crammed and confusing and the guys in the truck didn't ask if we had questions, so we muddled through it ourselves. I ordered a Crab Roll and my son ordered the hot lobster roll, (Maine roll vs Connecticut?) and we each ordered an order of Tots. The buns were both grilled. I don't know if it was with real butter as they were greasy like that fake yellow liquid Sysco makes that acts like butter. It didn't taste real for me. The crab was piled on the roll but tasted tinned, not fresh. My sons lobster was mainly claw meat, no whole tail, or large chunks. I definitely had more meat than he did. He thought his was just OK, not worth the $70 I paid. The Tots were fire! The sauce included was too oily tasting. I'm not sure what it was as it was too bland. Overall, an experience but not worth the money.

If you enjoy tender, smokey, spicy brisket with generous portions, then this is the place for you…read more I arrived hungry and am leaving really full. I ordered the Sloppy Scott and got a sandwich with incredibly flavorful and tender brisket ends, coleslaw with a lot of crunch, and pimento Mac and cheese that was incredibly creamy and delicious. The brisket had just the right amount of spice that let you know it was there. If I lived in Grand Rapids Two Scotts would be a regular stop for me.

Delicious BBQ! Came…read morehere for lunch (check dates and hours as they are more limited than you may think). You order at the counter and self serve your sauces. Husband got a pulled pork sandwich with their homemade tater tots and their special root beer drink. I got just a 1/2 pound of brisket. Meats were deliciously Smokey, flavorful and , tender with enough chew/bite. Coleslaw was average (light on the mayo, slightly citrusy) and tots were yummy! I always love root beer - theirs is more light/bright flavored. Inside is small with counter seating. We will be back!

Amazing food, fast service, and now completely housed inside our favorite brewhouse. Lost Art…read moreBurger is making the most of their newly opened kitchen. Still serving the same top quality smash burgers, but now with the addition of hotdogs and expanded appetizers. Always a treat to go!

It was our first time visiting Lost Art Brewhouse recently and I was excited to try some burgers…read morefrom their food truck. The online ordering wasn't working the night we were there, so I sent Nate outside to order for us. They give you a beeper so you know when to go back outside to pick up your food - helpful for the snowy November night! The menu consists of smash burgers, an Impossible burger, fries, pretzel bites, and chicken nuggets. I got a double Original Lost Art, and Nate got the Frankenstein, which is a double burger with one beef patty and a ground kielbasa patty. We also got a side of fries to share. Our food was done pretty quickly and the burgers were big! I liked that they wrap them up a bit so it's easier to eat. Mine was pretty messy and the buns did end up sliding all over, so be sure to get some extra napkins. The patties were thin, seasoned well, and super tasty. I absolutely loved the fries. They were super hot and fresh, with lots of salt. The star for me was the Frankenstein burger, though. The addition of the ground kielbasa patty is just next-level. If you like sausage, you have to try this. Super delicious and I hope to see Lost Art Burger around town more often, otherwise I'll be back to Lost Art Brewhouse for more tasty food soon.

I saw this food truck parked in front of Bridge Street Market not too long ago, so I decided to try…read moreit. Apparently they opened up two months ago! The owner was super sweet, and it was fun getting to converse with him for a bit. This place takes card, cash, and accepts Apple Pay (not sure about Google Pay, but can ask next time). Los Pinches GR make the Mexican staples- tacos ($2.99), tortas ($10), quesadillas ($6/$9), and burritos ($10). They also have desserts ($4.50), like conchas rellenas, and carota (Mexican lemon pie). For drinks, they have water, coke, Jarritos, and Mexican coke. I got the pastor and suadero tacos. The portions were smaller than I expected, so I would recommend getting three tacos if you want to come out feeling satiated. I really loved the suadero (brisket confit) tacos - I would recommend trying that one. The brisket was tender and juicy - I did wish they added more of it to my taco! The pastor taco was pretty good. Something that did surprise me was how juicy the limes were. I always ask for limes with my tacos at Mexican restaurants, but they usually turn out to be dry, which leaves me barely any juice to squeeze out. However, the limes Los Pinches GR gave me were really juicy! The little things that bring me joy.... If you're getting groceries at Bridge Street Market, or simply around the area, I would walk across Bridge Street and try some of their food!

My wife's work had an annual work celebration and catered in their adorable little food truck, for…read morequite the delicious free meal if I do say so myself. I got an asada quesadilla and my wife got an asada burrito, both were delicious and served with yummy refried black beans and rice. Definitely a nice afternoon lunch and worth a try on their own.

My kids and I stumbled upon the Sparta Concerts in Roger's Park this past Wednesday - such a cool…read moreevent! We saw the food trucks and new we had to try one. The line was shorter for Landwhale (clearly everyone is unaware how amazing it is!) so we jumped over there to order. While their menu is small, only 5 wraps, the two we had were so freakin' good! We got the Cuban and the Monica Gellar. I was not anticipating these wraps to be so big! The wrap is super soft and thin - makes it easy to bit into and doesn't overtake the insides. They both were warm which was a pleasant surprise! The flavor was on point and these things were girthy! (yes, sorry I just used that word..) Since the kids and I couldn't finish them, we took them home where my husband ate one later - it came out of the fridge cold and he still thought it was amazing! The salt & vinegar chips in the middle of the MG wrap = delish. LWD has chips and drinks to grab on the side. Love that they support local and MI made products! We will definitely be back to Concerts in the Park when LWD is back!

Absolutely wonderful! Looks good taste good everything you want in the meal. Please don't try this…read moreat home you got to come out and try thank you!

I caught the pressed in time food truck at Food Truck Friday's at Riverside Park. Their menu was…read moreenticing and I decided to go for the motherload waffle fries. It is a basket of waffle fries topped with carnitas, chicken, and corned beef, along with some veggies, cheese, and a creamy sriracha sauce. It was delicious!! The portion was absolutely massive and definitely more than worth the $14 I paid for it. I couldn't finish it so my friends finished it off for me and they thought it was really tasty as well. They had a long line for most of the event but they seemed to pass out orders pretty fast compared to some of the other food trucks. Overall a good experience and I hope to catch them again to try more items from their menu!

3.7 but keeping it at a 3…read more Ive been waiting to try Taqueria Chilango for a while now but locating, contacting and finding them had proven more difficult then I would have liked. Its now located in the basement of a small restaurant complex, open kitchen layout, kind of a bar-ish feel around. I thought they maybe shared the space with another business but im not 100% sure. I tried 4 different proteins in taco form - chicken, carne asada, flank steak and al pastor. To rank them, 1a Chicken, 1b pastor, 2 carne asada, all 3 of those were top notch, the flank steak was hit or miss for me, some bites were tasty others were to fatty/gelatinous for me. White onion and cilantro on top, went light on those which I would have liked more of. Hand made tortillas were also great. My big issue was the price point.. +$5 for each taco is to steep for a midwest taqueria in the basement of a restaurant. If price wasnt an issue for me then this would be the only taqueria I would go to in GR, but unfortunately price does play a part, but i will say they didnt skimp on the protein. I ordered 2 Tostada, 1 chicken and 1 shredded beef. I only received the 1 chicken tostada and I really wish I could have tried the shredded beef. But if I were to go back I would 100% get the tostada again, it was delicious, my favorite item by far, $7 for the tostada and although steeper then I feel its worth, it felt more worth then the $5 tacos and if I go back it will be what I order. Instead of a Tostada I got a mystery meat quesadilla. Authentic quesadilla but not what you expect if you are use to ordering them at other local joints. It was decent but definitely a grease ball. It was our least favorite item. We also ordered chips with 2 salsa and a side of guacamole. Chips and salsa were $8, chips were okay, homemade for sure but enough of the chips didnt feel fully fried. Salsas came in 2 2oz cups, again felt weak for the price point. No way those chips made it through that salsa, probably not even half the chips made it through the salsa, needed way more. The worst thing we tried by far was the $5 guacamole in a 2.5 Oz container. If im paying $5 for guacamole I expect more then half an avacado worth of guacamole, on top of that it was mid guacamole at best. The 2 salsa was a salsa verde and a peanut salsa, i didnt catch which pepper was used in the peanut salsa. The salsa verde was okay, somewhat bland. The peanut salsa was fabulous, I loved that it was not too spicy but so much flavor, will be one of the main reason I return. The owner was so so friendly, it was only him and 1 other dude. Im not trying to rip the business but to make it my go to taqueria would be hard to justify with what I got and what I paid for. My personal opinion, if the owner is making tortillas like that I would love to try a big flour tortilla burrito with that peanut salsa. Overall for the price point it was hard to justify. Some of the food i got was really delicious, some of it really didn't hit. Ill definitely be back but ill give it some time.

These are some of the best tacos in town in my opinion! I get the tacos al pastor each time because…read morethey are just that good! The service is over the top and the guy working there is super friendly. It's the perfect quick grab and go spot off a grassy lot near wealthy if you go to the food truck location! Perfect in the summer time when they have picnic table out too! Otherwise you can get it at Broadleaf underground on Bridge street! This is where I most recently had it and it was just as delicious as at the food truck location.