I had never heard of Chihuahua Chili Co before and saw their food truck at an event in Ypsi. I was…read morea bit skeptical, as I've been to some terrible food trucks lately, but wow! The veggie sofrito bowl was wonderfully seasoned (think fajita veggies) and the menu can be suitable for vegetarians and even vegans! I can't wait to try out the churro ice cream, because churro ice cream, right?!?! Now if only they had a veggie dog! This place is a great addition to Ypsi!

The Chihuahua Chili company food truck was at our company offices today…read more It's a simple no-nonsense mexican food truck with a limited concentrated menu. I tried the Naked Rice bowl, with Chicken, and Sofrito vegetables ( like Fajita veggies), Cheese, Pico and Lime. It was hot, fresh, filling, and everything I expected from a food truck, all for 7 bucks! They also accept Apple Pay and all credit cards. I'll eat there again, if it's in the area!

Don't get the barbacoa de rez they will rip you off they give you more fat than carne so…read moredisappointed it happened to another friend of mine and their friend too.food is 2 stars as well.

I really like how all the tacos come with plenty of meat and crisp onions. The double corn…read moretortillas are griddled/flash fried which helps them keep their shape and adds some nice flavor. Pastor Taco (5/5): Deliciously marinated meat with lots of flavor. Asada Taco (5/5): Tasty steak. Carnitas Taco (4/5): A little lacking in flavor, and could be a bit crispier. RATING SYSTEM 5 - Great (Need to get this again) 4 - Good (Would get this again) 3 - Ok (Might give this another shot) 2 - Not Good (Won't get this again) 1 - Bad (Telling people to avoid this)

Excellent food. I definitely recommend this place and the…read morebarbeque chicken egg rolls are the best I've ever tasted

It's rare for viral restaurants to meet expectations, but Detroit 75 Kitchen is o-fficial. Prices…read moreare reasonable, ingredients are fresh, and they clearly take pride in the food they're serving. A lot of restaurants have been cutting corners and sacrificing quality to turn a quick buck, but not here. Detroit 75 is representing their city well. I'm not sure if they're the 3rd best food truck in the country as currently rated, but it's the best I've tried in years. 4.56 stars.

Food is ok but very expensive for a food truck. This isn't Little Caesars Arena! Feels like they…read moreare gouging.

INCREDIBLE Greek falafel salad!!! Warm delicious pita bread! Quick service!…read moreWill definitely not hesitate to order again!

I have been wanting to try this truck for 2 years. Between my work schedule and timing, it never…read moreworked out. Finally yesterday was the day and I was able to find the truck outside Stony Lake Brewing company in Saline. The other customers said there usually is a line and there wasn't at all just other customers waiting for their order. There is a lot to choose from and I really love lobster. My son had the crab roll and I had the lobster tacos. Both very good but a bit on the smaller portion size but not surprising because the quality is worth it. Talking with others waiting there are no bad choices on the menu

I've long wanted to try this truck. Saw the Shark Tank story. Told my mom, sometimes you have to…read morepay for quality. Tried it at 2025 Arts Eats Beats. Extremely disappointing. I told the workers, I don't blame them, they are working hard. Maybe it was an off day, but the truck had just opened Friday of the weekend event. 1) Hardly any meat 2) I'm no lobster expert, but the meat tasted flavorless, rubbery and old. Not fresh. Which shocked me ( even my mom agreed) 3) got the Connecticut - not very warm, could barely taste any butter, they gave no lemon slices as others have mentioned If anyone asks for my opinion of Cousin's, unfortunately, it will be negative. Cost $28 all together.

We used this shave ice truck for my daughter's graduation party and it was phenomenal. The shave…read moreice was delicious, particularly with the soft serve at the bottom, and everyone loved it. The service and communication ahead of time was excellent also. I would recommend him highly.

Refreshing treat on a hot day! Young entrepreneur with a great concept. Would def it okey recommend…read more.

The truck was at Campus Martius Park downtown Detroit - with lots of competition around. We decided…read moreto try Pita Cruiser cuz it was new...and they had a short line. The shwarma was definitely different than what I've had at other mediterranean restaurants but it was a pleasant surprise! My friend had the Gyro and also enjoyed it. Nice to have different options for lunch, on a sunny day in the park. I'll try them again.

From the owner: Mediterranean Food Truck is cruising the streets of Northern Michigan!…read morePita Cruiser Food Truck is providing the freshest and most delicious mouthwatering Gyro, Shawarma, Vegetarian Pita's and more! Pita Cruiser will be cruising the streets and making stops at festivals and events throughout Northern Michigan. With our Fantastic food and superior service Pita Cruiser is sure to have you coming back for more!

We had Moveable feast cater our daughter's wedding on June…read more21st. Misty and her crew were fabulous. We had several people with food allergies and they dealt with them without any problems. The food was praised by everyone at the wedding. I would use them again in a heartbeat.

We selected The Moveable Feast to cater my daughter's Bat Mitzvah in the midst of a global…read morepandemic, and they did an extraordinary job. Why did we choose The Moveable Feast? Well, because our congregation had a small list of approved caterers, and my daughter wanted one thing for the big celebration: a chocolate fountain. As luck would have it, The Moveable Feast has a chocolate fountain front and center on its website, so they were the obvious choice. The only other thing the Bat Mitzvah Girl wanted was bagels and cream cheese, which is her favorite food and pretty much impossible to mess up. Especially when the caterer agrees to source the bagels from Zingerman's Bakehouse. But one needs more for a luncheon than just bagels, cream cheese, and a chocolate fountain. That is where Misty Rose entered the picture. She got what we were going for and helped to round out the rest of the menu. I was told we had to get the whitefish as it was a signature dish of the company, and that was a great call. The pastrami spiced smoked salmon was tasty too. Having grilled vegetables was a fantastic idea as well. If I were to have TMF cater another event I might skip the red pepper hummus, the beet and quinoa salad, and the frittata. I make all of these things at home on the regular, and not to brag, but mine are better. However, those each served a role in the buffet, which on the whole was well received. Where The Moveable Feast shined brightest was its staff. They were extraordinary! Misty for both her flexibility and her patience in dealing with a father who was planning an event at the earliest stages of Omicron. Misty also directed me to A1 Rentals and helped to come up with several floor plans to make a 20' x 40' tent feel like a celebratory space. Plus the event staff were simply heroic, setting up the tent while I was at the ceremony and having everything ready by the time our guests arrived. Everyone who braved traveling to Michigan in December amidst a growing pandemic had a great time. The bartender roaming around pushing mimosas certainly helped. As did the tent heaters, which TMF helped to get back online when one wasn't working. They called up the rental company and made sure A1 brought over a new one. Plus the TMF crew even helped to spread out some straw when the lawn got sloppy thanks to the unexpected ice storm. If you've read down this far, you might be asking yourself, "So why only four stars?" Well, if you recall, the critical components of this event were a chocolate fountain, bagels, and cream cheese. The chocolate fountain was everything the guest of honor had hoped for... and maybe more. But somehow, the caterer forgot to bring the cream cheese. And a bagel without cream cheese is like a hug without the squeeze. I know that's not actually how the line goes. Still... it's close. My personal belief is that a business is best defined by what happens when something goes wrong. In this case, their first offer was to simply not charge me for the food they didn't bring. That was not terribly satisfying. Ultimately, the resolution was a sum that was roughly equivalent to the mimosas which helped make our adult guests happy despite the omission. I appreciated the gesture, but would have preferred an outcome that did not feel as transactional. You know, like a tray of sweets, or an "I'm sorry" cake. I know I'm weird about this, but money feels kinda dirty. Although at some point it's best to just take the offer and move on. Which is exactly what I did. Would I work with The Moveable Feast again? Absolutely! Would I recommend them to anyone who asks? You bet. Would they work with me again? I certainly hope so. We had a tremendous amount of leftovers, which included a few pounds of smoked salmon and multiple pints of whitefish. We were even able to salvage some of the ambrosial nectar from the chocolate fountain. More importantly, thanks to TMF we were able to pull off a successful event in the face of some abysmal conditions. I mean... on top of everything a last minute ice storm? And despite being down a person, they did it all with a smile. Bravo!

We get so excited when we see this place at the fairs in Royal Oak! We made a special trip to…read moreWinterfest to grab these. Always delicious and wish there was a local spot.

The donuts were made fresh, didn't take more than 10 minutes, everyone I walked past asked where I…read moregot these from!

We had the meatsa pizza . It was delicious. They notify you just about the time it is to come out…read moreof the oven. Personally, my wife and I like ours a cooked a bit longer. But that is a personal preference. A good value

Terrible service, and the owner was extremely rude. I asked about a gluten-free pizza and the owner…read moreproceeded to make fun and make rude comments while I waited for my food.