I noticed 6-Pack Subs parked at Truck & Tap... Couldn't not. Best tofu bon mi. Cannot pass up…read more Could eat two of these sammies. Kind of bites that make you wanna keep eating. Flavor is perf. If you see 6-Pack Subs, get you some. Always great service, always fresh. $11 + $6 for the beer-- reasonable-- you're worth it! Truck and Tap has a great dog-friendly patio & live music.

I came across 6PackSubs' food truck at Stone Mountain's Lunar New Year Festival. For $9 each, I…read moreordered two chicken banh mis and an $8 spring roll. The banh mi was large and delicious! The chicken was juicy, and all the ingredients inside the bread were fresh. On the other hand, the spring roll was bland and should not have cost more than $2.

Solid tacos in the metro ATL area! I've been on a Quesa Birria kick and they were good - not the…read morebest I've had, but good. It was a little pricey at $14 for 3 small-ish tacos, but each taco was packed with meat. I also got a taco de la abuela with pastor meat. For their street tacos, they have normal street tacos for $3.25, or for $0.25 more you can get the same taco with a handmade tortilla (aka taco de la abuela). I didn't try a normal taco, so not sure if there's a notable difference in the tortilla, but I thought the pastor taco was solid as well. I felt like perhaps it was lacking a little in flavor? But I do appreciate the amount of meat that's given. The slices of pineapple are nice as well - very authentic. Throughout my dining experience, most customers were picking up/taking orders to go. The restaurant is kept clean and there's a serve yourself salsa bar. I'm glad that I've found a good taco spot nearby! Parking is a bit limited as the lot is small and is shared with other small restaurants as well.

Pretty delicious tacos!! Love the al pastor and beef. The meat wasn't as juicy as I've had in other…read moreplaces outside of GA but will def return here. I got beans and rice on the side and wished the pinto beans were more mashed and had some more flavor. Small casual spot with a few tables. My husband enjoyed his burrito. The chips and fresh guac were also delicious. Churros filled with cream and chocolate were amazing.

Amazing- I've tried to hunt this truck down bc they are mobile. I personally love the shrimp.. my…read morehusband loves the pork. And the Fries are everything. If you see them - even if your not hungry buy it for later. Doesn't disappoint!

This was my first time seeing this Food Truck at Midtown 12th & Peachtree Food Truck Thursdays…read more Wasn't quite sure what i was getting myself into as I'm not the best food conisuer of Vietnamese Noodle bowls. I've had variations but this experience has been the BEST, outside of Pho. I ordered the Saucy shrimp noodle bowl. Tasty! Fresh! Almost worth every $14 spent. Now their sauce is great. Inwas happy it was not a fish or an eel sauce. It was light sweet soy aaucw with a smidgen of red pepper. I'll pay extra to get an another, if that's an option? I highly recommend this food truck wherever you may find it.

The Best Jerk here in the Atlanta area! Highly recommend the Brown Stew Chicken! I am highly…read moresatisfied and will be back!

Soooo yummy!! I ordered a few things to split and everything surpassed my expectations. The food…read morecame out fairly quick, and you'll get a text when it's ready. It's inside of Politan Row, so there are other restaurants. Plenty of seating with lively music. I'd come back.

Delicious, crispy and hot tots with an explosion of flavor…read more We got the cactus hugger ($9) that had cheese, beans, fried jalapeños, sour cream, guac, green onions..?? I think that's it. Kinda pricey for how much you get, but that's all food trucks. Definitely worth the try! 10/10 recommend.

Horrid. I expect laughing reacts for my review, but hear me out…read more $12 for tots without cheese. Had I had the cheese, it would have been $10 -- huh? The menu says "Make it vegan for $2 more!" ... like that sucks, but substitutions are alright. But, nah.. it was $2 more for the dudes to put one less thing on the tots. Cool stuff bro. So what about taste? They were mediocre. Salsa seemed to be Tostitos or any other bargain-basement jarred or canned salsa. The guacamole was a slurry of goo that really had no flavor. The tots themselves were nice and crispy, but no more than straight from a freezer bag. I get it -- speed of service, profit margins, etc. ... but don't settle with trashy ingredients for the toppings *and* charge a premium. So what about portion? Well, I figure there was a total of 18 tots given to me. For $12. Do the math. Toppings weren't skimpy, but I wish they were, just because the quality wasn't there. I should have just gotten their naked freezer bag tots. At least then I'd've known what I was getting. Never again. Feel free to throw me all of the "Funny" reacts, but for real -- meat eater, vegetarian, or vegan, stay away from this place and ignore these fake Yelp reviews. P.S. For the record, I didn't let the truck know of my disappointment. They may have been very accommodating. Who knows. I know the festival is taking a big cut of their profits, but they don't need to charge more for less food. That makes no sense. Good luck, guys.

We ordered Piedmont BBQ for delivery and it was delicious!…read more We had the pulled pork, creamed cucumber, Mac and cheese, and salad with two mini German Chocolate Pies! Very yummy! The homemade bbq sauce had a citrus tangy taste to it, the bbq was melt in your mouth yummy, and the cucumber was yummy. The garden salad was super fresh and great mix of spring salad, red onions, carrots, and cucumbers served with a dojo on vinaigrette. FYI, the pie is to die fore and the crust is the best part! Highly recommend!

I was expecting an actual restaurant, but what they really are is a food prep / catering company…read more The owner was very cool and pointed me towards some other great BBQ in Glen Wood.

Whoops! This is an overdue review from December…read more Xela Pan Cafe is a Guatemalan restaurant/bakery/convenience store on Buford Hwy in Doraville. Just a quick warning that, depending on which employee helps customers, there may be a slight issue with their understanding of English. They absolutely speak and understand Spanish. Xela Pan Cafe is in a small strip mall that is next to the strip mall where Kung Fu Tea is located. There is limited parking in front of the storefronts. This small business is made up of a restaurant, a bakery and a convenience store all run by the same employees. The convenience store sells a lot of seemingly random items, just about all in glass display cases. I noticed a lot of things to help with digestion and upset stomach, and hoped that this wasn't an indication of their food (Thankfully, it turned out that it wasn't!). The bakery items were in a separate area of display cases, but customers are free to self-serve themselves by using a tray to place whatever they choose, using either tongs or disposable gloves (I can't remember which they use) to take the items out of the cases. R and I came here for breakfast on a Sunday morning just before 9 am. There is an order counter, but that's for customers who are ordering items to go. Once the employees found out that we were going to eat breakfast inside the restaurant, we were told to seat ourselves and an employee would be by soon with menus. The restaurant area contains mostly booths, with some tables and chairs in an area between the order counter, convenience store and bakery areas. A very helpful and knowledgeable server came by our table, bringing a couple of glasses of water and menus. For a small restaurant, there were many items on the menu. We both ordered the scrambled eggs, rice, black beans, plantains and cheese. We didn't wait very long, in spite of other customers lined up at the counter to order takeout meals. The scrambled eggs with tomato and onion in them tasted a little bland, but I dressed it up with some bottled red hot sauce that was on the table. The plain tasting white rice, which had peas, carrots and corn in it, was pressed into a heart shape. The black beans in its watery sauce were very good. The plantains were cooked to a perfect firmness, and had a perfectly matching natural sweetness to them. The small block of slightly salty cheese also had a nice firmness to it. The price for each meal was very reasonable. Overall, this was a good dining experience.

This is probably the best Guatemalan food inside the perimeter of Atlanta. When you walk in, they…read morehave a lot of typical Guatemalan things hanging up, and the menu has many of the typical dishes you would find in Guatemala. There are certain things they make better than others. For instance, the chuchitos are pretty good! The Pepian that I ordered didn't really taste like Pepian, but more like a guisado. It was still pretty good, it just wasn't Pepian haha ! They have traditional drinks and they even have pan francés! The Guatemalan snacks they have are very convenient when you have antojos! I would say the service is pretty friendly and the ambiance is pretty authentic! We have been here several times and will definitely return!

Its an entire "yes" for me!…read more We actually stumble on this place at Truck and Tap in Duluth and they did not disappoint! We had the chicken gyro with potatoes, I also ordered the hummus and a side salad, all amazing! The gyro was so soft and yummy, they did not over power the ingredients with sauce either, you could definitely taste the soft flavorful chicken, stringy purple onions and tomatoes. The half moon potatoes were crispy on the outside and soft in the middle, the salad was a salad and the hummus was great.... Yes, you should definitely try the hummus! They got me looking for this truck, in the day time, with a flashlight -lol

They came to our subdivision and we ordered the gyros with chips, falafel, grape leaves, and hummus…read morewith pita bread. The gyros were amazing, but the hummus was next level because the pita chips were deliciously charred. Truly the best Mediterranean food we've eaten anywhere. Run don't walk to their food truck.