Heard this was a dessert to try when visiting Canada. Stopped by the downtown Calgary location last…read morenight and got the chocolate hazelnut and banana one. It was a good size for 2 people (or one hungry person) and very tasty! It was served quickly. I would have liked more chocolate, but it was was enjoyable nonetheless. I will visit again on my next trip to Calgary!

Found some hair on my pastry, told the lady who made it. She was very dismissive and stand offish…read more I told her I didn't want a new one, I just wanted a refund. She told me that wasn't an option. I could either get a new pastry or leave. I chose to toss the pastry and leave. You've taken for ever to open, only been around a month, and THIS is how you treat customers? Nah. I'll pass.

I normally have some french fries, but alas, like many things in life owners try to cut corners and…read moreruin their product. Last time we ordered fries, they were REAL homemade fries, not any more. 8.00 Dollars for McCain fries, you have to be kidding.

Burgers are always tasty. Service is great and definitely worth the wait for great tasting burgers…read moreand fries.

Maybe I have too of a high expectation or something. Well I ordered the Cali-rito and it had quite…read morea bit of stuff. Rice, pickled vegetable , imitation crab meat, smoke salmon wrapped in a white soft tortilla. So why I gave it two stars. I did find it a bit nasty gross. Too much sauce. Mine was drenched in sauce. The rice was not evenly spread. Most of it was at one end of the burrito. And the same goes for the smoke salmon and imitation crab meat. Portion wise was good. This is not a poke burrito. Also everyone knows California roll comes with avocado. Oh well. Too much sauce made it very nasty. Don't think I will order this again.

Quick, name 2 food items hipsters love as much as ironic moustaches and vintage cameras. Sushi and…read moreBurritos! Nailed it! Enter Bento Burrito. From the second I saw the black BentoBurrito truck sporting asian style burritos in the parking lot of Market on Macleod, my inner hipster did its happy dance. (Which ironically, isn't a very hipster thing to do.) BentoBurrito takes all the food items you'd find in a Bento Box and wraps it up with a burrito shell into one big mass of love. I could be wrong about this, but I think Bento Boxes are typically a Japanese thing, but BentoBurrito uses ingredient from all over Asia and americanized sushi, serving up items like the Chiki-Rito (Coconut chicken in a peanut sate) and the Cali-rito (kind of like a California Roll but in burrito form.) I've seen other sushi/burrito places (like Sushiritto in San Francisco http://www.yelp.ca/biz/sushirrito-san-francisco?osq=sushirito) but BentoBurrito does it a a little better. Instead of using the Nori as the burrito skin, they just just use a regular flour tortilla and put Nori flakes on the inside to give you the flavour. Much easier to hold, eat, and a little closer to a burritto than mowing on a gigantic sushi roll that hasn't been chopped. They'll fill you up with healthy and tasty ingredients for under $10. Hopefully you'll get a chance to check them out before next summer.

The fish batter is thicker than the slice of fish, I'm not going to buy from this food truck ever…read moreagain.

Tasty taco for a decent price. Most food trucks are over priced but Happy Fish is fair. I had the…read moreMango Tacos( 3 tacos for 10 $). I saw one lady order the Kimchi fries and they looked pretty good too.

I keep cursing my husband as he often does work up by the brick and mortar location of Holy Smoke…read moreand will get to eat there for lunch. Imagine my happiness as I strolled outside to see the Holy Smoke BBQ truck. FINALLY here was my chance and the line wasn't enormous yet. Amazing meaty smells wafted at me as I waited to give my order, I told the guy operating the till that his truck smelled wonderful. I think I scared him slightly. I got the pulled pork meal, all the meals come with your choice of side: potato salad, coleslaw, baked beans, but I opted for the corn bread. They were super quick with doling out the orders, once you receive it you can shimmy three steps to the left and put on all the BBQ sauces. I swear there are at least 15 options of sauces ranging from spicy to sweet and even some smoky sauces were available. I lathered up my pulled pork bun and found somewhere to sit and eat. I was not disappointed in all the hype I have heard of Holy Smoke from my husband. Glad to see the food truck incarnation holds up to the restaurant. Moist delicious pork, great coleslaw topping on the bun (maybe don't order coleslaw as your side), the sauces I had donned were flavorful and that corn bread. I could write a sonnet about that corn bread. As I ate it, I was ashamed I had baked corn bread the week before as it was an insult to this immaculate creation of corn and flour. Please come again to FMC, Holy Smoke!

Some of the best fish and chips I have ever eaten in Calgary!…read moreTheir donairs are unbeatable and I've had quite a few donairs right in Halifax! Bravo for bringing them to Western Canada!

Fish and chips = The unmistakable shape of Captain Highliner 1 piece with fries $13 the fries were…read moregood but I felt like I had been HAD docked

My boyfriend and I were in a rush to grab lunch and Hoodoo was the closest and quickest option. We…read morewere floored by how delicious the paninis were. We tried the Pear & Gruyere and the Chicken Vindaloo...literally some of the best food we have had anywhere in the city - and we eat out too often. If you see this truck make sure you try one!

Why is it that the concept of food trucks excites me? Food carts are not exciting but put that on…read morea truck? That's cool. Anyway, Holy Crepe was my first food truck experience in Calgary. I like the urban spray paint style the the truck and the religious humour thrown in for good measure. I found the truck downtown at lunch time and it had a huge line. I felt bad for the other cool looking food truck with almost no customers and probably 25 people standing around waiting for Holy Crepe. The other truck eventually left way too early for the downtown lunch rush and it's not because they sold out if you catch my drift. I ordered the Eden and I was not disappointed - it's not really like any other "crepe" I've had before. I'd compare the experience more to a panini in a crepe - but that really works for them. For what you get it's a bit expensive and not overly filling but for a light lunch it's all good. Things got a bit messy - not a great thing for midday in work clothes - but 15 minutes working on a drip on my pants in the bathroom later was somehow worth it. I've had this idea of catering my upcoming wedding with a food truck (which these guys do btw) for a bit and this would be a strong contender.... maybe! Review 5 of 30 in Yelp's 30 Day Challenge

Review #12 of Yelp's 30 Day Challenge 2012…read more Being a big fan of crepes I was so happy to find a crepe food truck here in Calgary! A crepe truck that regularly parks near my home and workplace which makes it easy for me to have access to crepe! Ok, so the quality of crepe may not be the best quality I've had but the fillings are so tasty most of the time I can finish two crepes (savory and sweet) that's good for two. The crepe itself is thicker and doughy than I would like it to be but it's not that bad that it turns me off. I've tried their their Holy Smokes which is filled with really tender and flavorful smoked meat. It's also loaded with mushrooms, peppers, onions, etc. topped with cheese - yummm!! For the sweet crepes, I've tried the Sweet Baby Jesus which is just a smaller version of the Sweet Jesus. I always choose to fill mine with mangoes and nutella. I find it easier to say no to the Holy Smokes but the Sweet Baby Jesus is just too hard to resist! :)

This review is based solely on their doubles. Been craving doubles and I've been searching all over…read moreCalgary for somewhere that makes it. This place luckily offers it and they're delicious; incredibly fluffy and packed with flavour. The catch is that it's expensive. Doubles in Toronto is only $3 each and this place is $9. Although they're slightly bigger at 6", it's a huge jump! Seems like a popular spot for locals to grab takeout, but there are a few bar stools to eat in if you wish!

Bland soggy jerk chicken. Pretty sure they just cook it in the oven which is NOT jerk chicken…read more Should at least be cooked over charcoal. The fried dumplings are as hard as life. Not impressed. Will continue to just cook it for myself and eat it when I go to Toronto. It's strange why all the jamaican spots here suck. There is literally no good places for it in Calgary.