Don't even think of going to McDonald's while Kim's shiny yellow van is parked just a few yards…read moreaway. This chap does the best burgers and baguettes you've ever come across (£2.50 for a chicken fillet burger - cooked fresh, loads of salad and mayo, and it's huge!) and he's a really nice chap too. Kim has been trading in this spot for at least ten years and has amassed a good loyal following in that time - he's been there for longer but I first stumbled across his emporium of goodness when I first moved to the area in 2003 and loved it ever since.

Fantastic food truck for late night eats. Everything is cheap and a good value. My favorite is the…read morechips with hummus, falafel, and garlic sauce.

Hassan's is simply the best street food / kebab van in Oxford. Parked in front of Blackwell Music…read moreon Broad St (at the corner of Turl St) every night, they start serving food between 6:30 and 7:00 and are open at least until 3:00 in the morning. Cheap, generous portions (£2 chips and cheese) - the staff is extremely friendly, the cooking facilities are very clean and you can see all your food being prepared. Even the salad is fresh and clean. Highlights include the chips, cheese, and chicken (£4, and you get a ton of grilled chicken and chips and cheese and salad). The hot sauce is quite spicy, but the real highlight is the garlic mayo - it's incredible. The kebabs are great, the chips are well-fried, and all of the food tastes fresh, and, crucially, is cooked really well. Definitely a step above the other street food in Oxford.

I LOVE a burger. And not just any old burger... With the Streetfood revolution happening in…read moreBirmingham, I have become a burger snob. It's not good enough to just chuck any old beef onto a griddle and serve it in a sesame bun anymore. A great burger has locally sourced, fresh ingredients and has been thought about from start to finish. THAT's why Flying Cows gets a big ole' thumbs up from me. As one of the volunteers at the JQNF who arrange 24 Carrots, I love seeing new traders at our market. When I spotted Flying Cows on the list of people coming down - I was both intrigued and excited. Although they have appeared at super popular streetfood events across Birmingham, I hadn't come across them before. I decided to take a gamble last night and give them a try for my dinner. From the moment I walked over to Dan, I knew it was the right choice. After I had placed my order (beef burger with stilton - £4), Dan explained that it would take around 5 minutes to cook. This wasn't a problem as we filled the time talking about how he got started in the burger business and what was different about his food. Honestly, if you ever get a chance to chat to him - do! He's a lovely chap. My burger looked amazing! Unfortunately I ate it before I thought about getting a picture, however, it was meaty, cheesy and just fantastic. The bun was soft, the meat tasted and looked fresh and the cheese was the perfect accompaniment. It was one of the best burgers I have had in Birmingham (and I've tried most of the greats). Dan is relatively new on the scene, but he will be a big name before long. Check him out now (and have a natter) before he gets to the point where there are queues forming around the block!

Unlike the previous reviewer Im not a fan of burgers at all and a burger from a street vendor is…read moresomething Id normally avoid like the plague...BUT... there are burgers and then there are The Flying Cows Burgers..... there is just no comparison these are stunning... we had them at the Hare and Hounds Kings Heath Street Food Sunday Festival..... and it was very hard to stop at just one.....by boyfriend had two !!.... amazing.....

wonderful just wonderful if there was pizza better than pizza this is the pizza to eat just for you…read moredarling and just the truck to go to

From the owner: Hot Stones Pizzas specialises in pizza catering for many different types of events across the…read moreMidlands. Uniformed chefs based in Leicester that provide catering solutions for weddings, birthdays and special occasions. The company has a specialist menu for weddings and can provide a variety of sides and desserts with any catering.

We phoned our order ahead to ensure that it was ready when I arrived, which it was…read more Unfortunately, the meal was not good. The servings of chips were really small and the fish was really greasy. I could not believe the cost either. Over £20 for two portions of chips, two pieces of fish and a sausage. I do not believe that we will be returning.

22:10:22 used lord chips to cater for a private party of…read more140,,, was pleased with the quality and service given by them,and would highly recommend them,,,

Even with the current trend for pop ups and Streetfood in Birmingham, Caribbean food has been…read morehugely under represented in Birmingham's City Centre. There is normally a good selection at the Food Fair and Jamaican Independence festival (obviously), but not a lot else. Baileys has really stepped up to the mark. With a static location, gigantic steel BBQ and a gorgeous rich smell which fills The Square; they're on to a winner. Big props to Dave P. who alerted me to this gem of a stall a few weeks ago. I had been meaning to try it for a while, but after seeing Dave at our CMYE on Tuesday - it was agreed that Lunch WOULD happen. And it did. And it was sooooo good. With a reasonable selection of Caribbean favorites (Ackee and Saltfish, Rice and Pea etc) it was always clear what I was going to order. Jerk chicken. The godfather of all the chicken dishes. On a rainy Wednesday in Birmingham, it couldn't have been a better choice. It was clear on this particular day that Baileys were having some cooking issues, but we rocked up and were politely told that we COULD have Jerk, but not for 10 minutes. Not a problem for us (as they'd clearly just fired up the BBQ). It gave us a chance to go and mooch at the newest deliveries into Ignite Records in the Oasis (and for me to go and drool at the Hello Kitty merch on sale nearby). Within 10 minutes, we were back and ordering. I had Rice and pea, Jerk Chicken and a little bit of veg. For £6, it was a -very- reasonably sized portion. As an added bonus, Baileys also provides a small covered seating area (with a nifty Pacman decorated bench), so you can still enjoy some sunshine food in the pouring rain. I was mightily impressed with the level of spice, the sauce and the rich flavor of the Rice and Pea. I was so blown away, it was devoured in under 5 minutes. It was -THAT- good. Baileys could now become my "go-to" place for lunch on the run. Saying that, it strikes me that as the food is fresh you sometimes might have a bit of a wait. So... Go, give it a try. But make sure you have plenty of time!

Just bought coleslaw to go with my meal. They sent me off coleslaw that is clearly out of date. It…read morealso isn't fresh at all. Very appalled it had a bad smell from the minute I opened it. Disappointed.

DDC's just awesome. The original and best weekly street food event in Brum. Mercifully now 2 days a…read moreweek (Friday and Saturday) to allow more opportunity to enjoy some of the vendors amazing grub. It's set out the back of Spotlight & Mama Roux's under a large canopy. There's normally 5 or 6 vendors, and it's generally a good mix of different cuisines - always one burger joint (the best being Flying Cows and Meat Shack, now OPM have their own digs), normally something Asian (either Thai, bao or Vietnamese), sometimes Mexican, BBQ (Andy's Low n Slow is there regularly) desserts (crepes, pancakes and so on), wood-fired pizzas and loads of other stuff. Drinks are inside Spotlight, full bar with craft beers, cocktails and everything else you'd want. Always a great vibe with good music in very 'Digbeth' surrounds. Well worth your time of a weekend!

Excellent street food market in Digbeth that happens at Spotlight on Lower Trinity Street. This is…read morehonestly the best place to get food that does not need a plate anywhere in the city. The atmosphere here is as good as the food with people meeting up straight after work on Fridays and staying for most of the night. If you want a table I strongly suggest you get there early as it gets really busy almost from the time it opens! Watch the website for street closure events that take place from time to time. You will have even more choice of where you can eat and the types of food you can enjoy. The hardest part is making the decision of what to have! At around £6 a portion it's not the cheapest food you can get in Brum but the quality of what you get speaks volumes. If you haven't been here yet....why not.....do it soon :)

This is a great butty van loacted on an industrial estate in Ashby de la Zouch …read more They serve up decent grub at decent prices with options a little bit different to the normal greasy van. As I am travelling on the road a lot, these places are a convenience for myself. The burgers here are a level up to what you normally get. The one with blue cheese and black pudding is excellent! If I am ever in this area again I will definitely return.

After much deliberation and going round the houses to select a caterer, we settled on Seasons…read morePantry. Russell's communication speed was second to none and along with a lovely proposal assured us we were in safe hands. The food was exceptionally presented. They arrived on time, set up with out fuss and were on hand throughout the party, looking after guests. They cleaned up and took everything away with them. A big thank you from the Hayward household. We will be booking for our party in the summer.

From the owner: With 5 star ingredients from some of the countries best suppliers, we are determined to do them…read morejustice and spread joy through the medium of food. Honesty is our best policy and this starts with your first interaction with us, all the way to the dinner plate. You'll know where you stand, and what you're eating. We are speedy communicators and we are always on hand to answer your questions, anytime.