We stopped by for a breakfast sandwich before heading on a roadtrip and it was the best decision of…read moreour life. The sandwiches came out hot and fresh and were delicious!

Super great food! Would love to have it more often, unfortunately, operation hours are extremely…read moreinconsistent and you'll drive all the way there on a day. It says it will be open and no one will be there.

The food is very very, very, very very very very good tasting…read more The fry bread is awesome The bison is awesome

Fry bread was fluffy and delicious. Bison, salmon and beans were great. Tried the corn side and it…read morewas excellent also. Wish we didn't live 900 miles away..would be eating there a lot! Maybe will have to find way to get back there again as I'd like to try everything. Don't usually do food trucks but it would be a mistake to miss this one!

Great little treat. We got the bacon wrapped jalepeno poppers to try for $5.00. The order came with…read moretwo and a side of bbq sauce to dip them in. They were smokey, salty and the bbq sauce had a nice kick of spice. Very tasty.

I'm glad my hungry Wifey hit this truck. I had a 'less than' experience here a while back, so I…read moreusually look for other vendors to try when we visit the Pavilion. Hey, I'm man enough to say they did great this time, and I'm glad to report that. She got a sampler platter for $20, and it was quite, quite robust. Meats were great, and so were all the sides. And they had Dinosaur Eggs available today; a nice savory treat for $4 a pop. Looks like the Zach-ster has it rollin' now. Nice job...

GREAT FOOD TRUCK PARK! everything from waffles to burgers. We got the loaded lumpia at the Benzo…read moretruck then the fish tacos from Los Brasas truck ! Amazing

Incredible!!!! This is the best orange chicken I've ever had. Will definitely be going back ... soonread more

I've been wanting to go here for a while and finally got a chance. When we got there we were…read moreinstantly greeted by a nice lady at the window . We ordered the three meat plate, regular size, with the kalbi rib up charge. It didn't take too long for our plate to arrive and when she gave it to me I knew this was going to be impressive. The thing probably weighed about two and a half pounds, and when I opened it, boy did it look gorgeous. The three meets we chose were the Polynesian chicken, katsu chicken, and kalbi ribs. The plate came with a side of rice, and a combination potato macaroni salad. While both the Polynesian chicken and the kalbi ribs were tasty, the star of the show was the chicken katsu. It was crispy, tender, and very flavorful. My husband kept going around the plate picking up all the crunchy peices. The dipping sauce added a nice contrast. It was Worcestershire sauce forward, but added great flavor. As for the kalbi ribs, they were delicious, though a little tough and chewy.

Very nice people. Ordered a Chicken Katsu plate, which came with a lot of chicken and rice. The…read morekatsu sauce was good too. The Mac was not on par with the chicken however-- it was peppery and my companion stated that it tasted like milk. Pretty unfortunate cause I've been craving some Mac and theres not a lot of Hawaiian cuisine in the northern states.

We went on a pretty slow Saturday evening (weather was chilly), so our food was ready super quickly…read morefor us. I ordered the frankfurter (definitely recommend the curry ketchup with it!) and a side of Kase spatzle (cheesy pasta). My partner got the schnitzel plate with standard spatzle (buttered pasta) and cucumber salad. Both of our meals had terrific portion sizes. The overall vibe of the truck is very authentically German, and next time I want to try the reindeer polish sausage!

We got a chance to try this cute little food truck in the Post Falls Food Truck Pavillion. We…read morechoose the Bratwurst Plate for $14.00. This came with 2 sausages and two sides. We choose the Spatzle and cucumber salad for the sides which were both tasty. The cucumber salad was both briny and crisp, while the spatzel was tender and nicely seasoned. As for the sausage, I really enjoyed the beef. The white sausage had a different flavor that I wasn't keen on but my husband had no problem finishing it...lol I loved all the mustard options and appreciated the place to sit down and eat in the Pavillion. I will say it did take a while to get your food, but it does give you a chance to walk around and get a table.

We found Eats on Spokane Street last summer after they first opened. It turned out to be the best…read moreplace to go after a morning of pickleball with many options of light breakfast fare. We have had the smoothies, smoothie bowls and avocado toast... each being thoughtfully designed for a delicious healthy option. Enjoyable atmosphere inside or out! We will definitely be back again soon!

Eats on Spokane Street has easily become our go to Friday night spot. The live music every week is…read moresuch a vibe. It feels fun and upbeat without being that loud, chaotic bar scene. It's the perfect place to get out of the house and bring the family and friends. The food is always so good (like actually good, not just "it'll do" good ) and their craft drinks -- both cocktails and mocktails are top tier. But honestly, what makes this place special is the people. The owners and staff make you feel welcome right away and genuinely care that you're having a great experience. You don't feel rushed or like "just another table."

The lomo saltado (top sirloin) was so fresh and packed with flavor, the owner is also incredibly…read moresweet. * Adorable little food truck *

Authentic and delicious Peruvian food dishes (Peruvian-approved). I had Lomo Saltado and Chicharrón…read morewith Chicha Morada. Everything tasted amazing. Looking forward to going back soon to try Ceviche, Chaufa, Empanadas, and all the other awesome Peruvian food options they have. I absolutely recommend them and if you've never had Peruvian food before, you are in for a treat!

The smoke on the chicken is absolutely amazing. Got the smoked chicken yakisoba…read more Will definitely be coming back soon. Great prices as well

This dude's gotta a good gig going here. It's a unique pairing of smoked meats and Asian-style…read morenoodles/veg. Both entrees we got were well prepared. I like that he gives you the opportunity to hit it with condiments you'd prefer; hot for me, but it's all up to you. Every order is cooked on demand, so be patient--and go find some cool desserts with your meal. You sure will, when all the food trucks are open in the Pavilion on the weekend. We liked this truck, and thought prices were good for the grubbage...

Cute little food truck with great burgers! The fries left a little to be desired, but it's a solid…read morebang for your buck, 10/10 will be back.

The Order: General (burger) + Loaded Brisket Fries…read more First off... Online ordering... aka ScrollFest 2026... worked great, even if it felt like filling out a mortgage application. A heroic amount of options. I'm sure some folks love that level of control, but by the end I half-expected a personality test. On a phone? Absolutely unhinged. Desktop was survivable... barely. Pickup: Online said 30 minutes (6:23pm). Reality said "Nah, we're done already" at 6:09pm. Credit where it's due... glad I went down early so the food didn't turn into sad leftovers before I even met it. Presentation: Burger and fries looked good. No shame there. Instagram wouldn't have laughed at me. The General (Burger): Unfortunately... dry. Not send-it-back dry, but definitely "thank God for pickles" dry. The pickles did some real heavy lifting, adding the only noticeable zip. BBQ sauce and ranch were apparently present in spirit only... I saw a drip, but my taste buds never got the memo. Result: A decent burger. Not bad. Not memorable. Certainly not something I'd text a friend about like "BRO YOU HAVE TO TRY THIS." Loaded Brisket Fries: Flavor? Good. Sauce? Tasty. Execution? Eh. For $12, the portion felt a little "is this the appetizer?" The fries could've been warmer and better mixed... instead it was more like scavenger hunting for bites that had everything together. The deep-fried cheese curds were legit but borderline fork-vs-curd death match. That plastic fork never stood a chance. Outsides were pretty crusty... almost too committed to the crunch. Overall Verdict: Good food. Nothing offensive. Nothing that screams "come back often." If I'm nearby and hungry... sure. If I'm choosing a place intentionally... probably not. Final Score: 3.5 stars... rounding up to 4 because I believe in grace. Solid effort. Some wins. Some misses. No fireworks. Would eat again... but only if someone else picked the place and I didn't have to scroll for 10 minutes first Ambiance: N/A. Consumed at home where the lighting was good and the floor was not sticky.