Oh WOW!!! Friendly service and the FOOD!!!! We are definitely going back and I have a feeling…read moreoften! We tried 3 items this first time here. We tried their mozzarella sticks with marinara and they were very good. Poutine, I only got 1 taste, so that says a lot - again, very good. Now this last dish we tried takes the cake - Zac N' Cheese Bowl.... AMAZING!! The chicken in this dish was excellent, mixed in with a very creamy, yummy mac n' cheese and their sidewinder fries!! Definitely everyone's favorite so far. We all want to go back and try their hotdogs and pull pork dishes. Looking forward to the return. Hats off to this food truck - whatever you are doing, keep up the excellent work!!

I'm 35 years old and have never have wings like their wings. SALT AND VINEGAR. DTF- get a patent…read more Holy cannoli amazing wangs. Crispy. Juicy. Huge. Salt and vinegar throughout. HOW?!?!

The prices go up every year, but the quality stays the same and it is excellent. I have never had…read morebetter onion rings. I usually get the Schutty's Platter, which has some of everything. The large one is pricey at almost $40 but I find it comfortably feeds 3-4 people. There is a convenience store across the road where you can buy beer while you wait for your order-- I have discovered it goes well with the fried seafood.

I've been on a mission to find the best lobster rolls in Maine. Sadly, this is not it. I was…read morereally disappointed. Not much lobster for the price (again, this has been a continually mission for me - I know the average price and what I typically get for it). I didn't like lettuce in the bottom of the roll. It was thin and my roll was cold. The onion rings were cooked perfectly. They were great. Staff was friendly. The kids' crab rolls looked good and the boys were happy with them. I was a little jealous to be honest. My son said his clam basket was delicious. He was thrilled. This is a food truck - which is absolutely fine, and fun. It's in a parking lot so zero ambiance. Again, okay. That's not why we came. But just so you're aware.

Summer in Maine always means a continuation of my search for the best lobster roll. Today brought…read moreme to Morse's (they close at 4 on Sunday so go for lunch). The roll was cooked perfectly with just the right amount of butter and nothing extra...just lobster. It was a good amount and is, traditionally, served with chips. You can order fries or onion rings instead. Food came out quickly. The lemonade was delicious. The spot is hard to beat. Parking can be a little challenging.

Not much to update - but had to add the photo of the most amazing sea food nachos - my…read morebrother-in-law from FL was so waiting for it - and the staff did not disappoint - there was a long line, it was hot, but the team at Morse's are the best. As she handed me the dish she said "this is truly a work of art". We agree, and it was SO tasty (and all gone).

Sometimes - make that Lots of Times, I think entrepreneurial thoughts, thoughts about little areas…read morethat make sense to me or crumbs that The Bigs leave untapped or ignored or just random creative visions. I've loved the idea of food trucks built to mimic & recreate their flagship menu item. Say, a taco truck built to look like a taco, empanada truck to look like an empanada - all possibly driven from Dumb and Dumber - Lloyd and Harry's van that was customized to look like a St. Bernard or another such fluffy pooch. -How cool would it be for a Fish and Chips truck to look like a mackerel or a top neck? There should be a line around the Water Store to get a taste of Len's clam strip bellies, a possible mix of corn and pastry flour with no excess, form fitting like 90s spandex. Soaked in something wonderful, Len's head is always up and smiling between dunks and plating. I've had fried clams all over the country - Tacoma to Texas - and with Casco Bay where the water runs thru just next to us, there's that little grit of freshly dug clams. The clams that were lying just below the sandy surface a day ago and the tides right, so, shucked this very morning. It's like kissing the bay, the full bellied clam bite with a deep fried finish - delicious from start to finish.

After much debating, I got the tofu mushroom bowl with added hot sauce. I've been on a trip from…read moreTexas to the west coast to my east coast signing tour, and this was one of the best meals I've had on this trip!

I got the falafel wrap - yummy goodness - the wrap was delicious, and the filling was amazing -…read morecrisp falafel, pickled red onion, dill pickles, salad and a delicious sauce. It was at least a foot long - two women would be able to split it. The people who work the cart are lovely and polite. I wish I left a bigger tip!!

Boy am I glad I tried this out today. Weather was a little dreary, so it was slower and we got a…read morechance to talk to the owner a bit longer. Great service! He told us about his former job working for race teams that got my son very intrigued. Food was out quick and fantastic. A perfect Maine lunch for me is a red snapper and a moxie, I got that here! Definitely will come back. *not pictured* my son got a chili dog, he wants everyone to know it is "worth the mess"

Our former pastor is from ME and his cousin Dan owns this food truck style business. Dan apparently…read morehas a background catering in the NASCAR circuit. So we decided to give it a go in our recent trip to ME. The food trailer is parked in the lot next to Plant's Seafood in West Bath. We arrived close to closing time so they didn't have much lobster left. I ordered a lobster roll with mayo and a crab roll. My meal also came with chips and a soda. (My hubby can't eat shellfish so he ordered a hot dog meal.) I would recommend this food establishment if you love lobster. This was the first lobster roll I have ever eaten. I'm now a huge fan! (Also, we own a small business and we gladly support other small businesses.) Totally recommend!!! Just wish we could've met Dan!

Absolute best not only food truck, but tacos in the Brunswick area. Fantastic burritos, rotting…read morespecials and always friendly. Staff make this one of the best places to go in the midcoast.

I LOVE Taco the Town! The food is always delicious, made to order and they are always considerate…read moreof everyone's needs and desires. If you're looking for great Mexican, Taco The Town is it. I'm hoping for a brick and mortar in Bath!!!!!

I am so stoked to try this new food truck in town. Loaded baked potatoes! Omg!!!! What a treat! I…read morelove that it's something new. All the food trucks in town are amazing and offer something different. Today I got the Brisket Chili and Cheese potato. Loaded with delicious stuff! They were having some issues with their computer system and a nationwide Square payment outage. But luckily it was fixed before I strolled up to the window. I told the two gentlemen how excited I was for their new truck and a big hearty welcome to town. Now I get to stuff my face in the park on this friggin amazing BEAUTIFUL day! The sunshine, green grass. Perfection!

The Brisket chili is awesome with a bit of kick of spice. Large portions. They also have all beef…read morehot dogs and some cool flavor toppings.

The Galley is THE local breakfast and lunch spot in Bath for casual, simple, fresh made, well…read morepriced meals. I'm a breakfast regular, early mornings with the local fisherman and tradesmen and mid morning with families and other locals. Just order the days special, or hope they've still got haddock chowder and pie with ice cream left (all house made and great). Booths and counter space. Very casual but always clean and bustling. Super friendly (and fast and pro) staff, even if you're from away . Coffee refills at the ready (this isn't Starbucks, don't expect an espresso machine). Off street parking in their lot, open year round. Did I mention the chowder and pie?

Stopped in for breakfast at The Galley due to a local person we met earlier that morning. He told…read moreus it is the best breakfast around and he eats there most mornings. The more you look around the more you realize why it is called the galley. If you stop in look for all of the things you might see in the galley of a ship. It is a family run diner. The wait staff were very congenial and rather cheery, the service was great, the prices were good, the portions were larger than we expected but more importantly delicious. The other patrons seemed to be locals as there were lively discussions not only at their table but from table to table. When someone new walked in there were greetings to them from other patrons. The atmosphere was awesome, the food was great, the staff were welcoming, and the decor fit the name! PS The diner was clean!