Hot dog carts to me are usually good no matter what city you're in. Good as in street food good…read more We're not talking Michelin Star quality. But when you're downtown on a lunch break or just exploring, running errands, whatever, it's a quick and inexpensive way to eat something that tastes decent. It's one of those things that we love seeing in places like NYC or Chicago so why not the 'burgh too? Grabbed a hot dog with ketchup only and chips. Hot dog was cooked properly, it was warm and it filled me up.

We popped in on a rainy day and got two drinks and pretzels. What a delightful little place! I got…read morethe raspberry mocha and I have no other way to describe it than graeter's berry chocolate chip ice cream. I think we came at a kind of off time of day because the pretzels were cold and kind of hard, but they still tasted good and the dips were what we expected. I'd suggest making a trip towards the beginning of the day!

Amazing pretzels!!!…read more Super friendly and polite customer service with warm, comforting pretzels and the most amazing dips ever. In addition to being organic and vegan I also appreciate the fact that they aren't too salty like many other soft pretzels are. These pretzels also reheat well in the toaster oven which is great when you are already stuffed but want to take a pretzel to go. I especially recommend the cinnamon butter dip which has a very unique flavor. I've never had anything like it. It is reminiscent of cinnamon ice cream in texture and flavor without actually being cold or too sweet. You also don't mind using a lot of it as it is light and fluffy in mouthfeel.  They must never take the tasty cinnamon butter away!!! They also have a tasty mustard dip which is a condiment I often recommend to people as a Dietitian due to its many health benefits. As the only local pretzel place in Pittsburgh to serve both organic and vegan pretzels this is the *perfect* vendor to any local party you are having - particularly events that have the need to be vegan and/or organic as people become increasingly concerned with their health and the environment. I highly recommend contacting Connor today or ordering a pretzel from him if you see his pretzels at an event! :)

The best ice ball cart in the city! Nestled in the Allegheny Commons Park (near the tennis courts),…read moreGus and Yiayias is a north side staple. In addition to their ice balls, they offer peanuts and popcorn (their popcorn is so good!) I usually go on a hot summer day after taking a walk through the park. The cart is only open until 6 pm on most days so get there early. In addition to food, they now sell merch online! My favorite ice ball is a cherry and banana one. So good and refreshing. Definitely go check them out!

The best In the city best flavors it's a family business wonderful people great atmosphere they've…read morebeen around all my life and then some

Roadrunner Hot Dawgs & Catering did an excellent job supporting our National event…read more They provided great food - dogs, cheeseburgers, Kielbasa and hot links at our car show. The Lemonade was especially well received. The friendly service that was provided to our group was really appreciated. The team arrived in a timely manner and were setup and ready to serve the members of our group. On several days they extended their service to make sure everyone was well fed. We would definitely recommend Roadrunner Hot Dawgs to anyone. Falcon Club of America

I tried Roadrunner for the first time yesterday. We ordered the 2 dog combo (includes 2 hot dogs,…read morechips and a drink), a kielbasa sandwich, and a cheeseburger. All for a total of $15!!! My husband said the hot dog and kielbasa were nothing special but I loved my cheeseburger. Its a bit messy because the cheese they use is actually nacho cheese. Sounds gross but it was really good and worked and you really can't beat the price.

No address or specific location- we followed what the map suggested and led us in the middle of no…read morewhere in Pittsburgh. Disappointed to get the taste of crepes.

My husband and I went to the first Carnegie Crawl of the summer. We decided to change it up and try…read morea food truck for dinner! This particular truck was located right outside of our ultimate destination, Apis Meadery. As much as I wanted a fruit crepe, I wasn't ready for dessert! I decided to get the Breakfast Crepe and my husband ordered the Chicken Ranch Crepe. I believe there was a new employee who was making them as the employee who took my order and money was instructing him along the way. It took quite a bit of time them to be made as almost all of the items are prepared beforehand and just placed within the crepe as it warms up. When I returned to my husband, I quickly realized he did not get Ranch as I watched them make it. He went to retrieve some and came back with the whole bottle that they use in the truck. I thought maybe they would have small cups to put some in.. Overall, the crepes were ok. I would be willing to try a fruit or dessert crepe if we choose to eat at this food truck again.

Nice! Really good tacos....made to order with all the toppings except the salsa. The salsa comes…read morein a squeeze bottle in mild, medium or hot. Had the medium and it was standard medium; may try the hot next time. Had the chorizo and carnitas Mexicano style. These tacos are on par with Las Palmas and a couple of other taco stands in the area. If you like real street tacos with fresh ingredients this is a good stop. There are a couple of tables and and awning cover them so you can eat at the table as everyone walks by on the sidewalk or take it with you.

Good taco truck in the heart of the strip! We had the carnita on a corn tortilla and it had good…read moreflavor. Instead of choosing American or Mexicano toppings alone, we asked for everything on it... that was the right call! The meat was tender and the hot sauce has a nice kick! There usd only one table, so it's a stand and eat kind of place.also, it is cash only, so I was lucky to scrounge up enough to get the $2.50 taco!

Pocha by Kye Won was a 34 mile road trip from New Castle, PA, and worth it! (It was a nice weekend…read moredrive in the country with the wife though, so the drive was fun too) I got the dol-sut bibimbap, the wife got the spicy pork with sweet potato noodles (those are the translucent lightly brown stretch noodles you find in so many Korean dishes. GET THEM instead of rice, or with rice if you have to have rice, just get these tasty, stretchy, noodles!) Kye-Won is who did the actual service for the food, and she is terrific. I'm VERY familiar with Korean food, and she guided us through the smaller, but well curated menu. There is no jujube chicken, no squid on a stick or oyster pancake. What they DO have is a rotating menu of kimchi ban-chan sides, all EXCELLENT! If you are disappointed by the banchan and kimchi you've had elsewhere, because it wasn't "hearty" enough, this place will fix that. I loved the place! Without reservation and unequivocally. Oh, and there's an outside covered grilling tent for AUTHENTIC Korean table grilled meats! (The Korean bbq) I can't wait to go back for that! Check out the menu pics, all current as of March '26.

My mom loves Korean and it's oddly tough to find good Korean in Pittsburgh. When my husband found…read morePocha, we had to book Mother's Day' reservations for my mom. Since we were at Grist House, I wanted to have a drink. I absolutely loved my pineapple mojito with vodka. So sweet and delicious! We decided to try some apps because they all sounded really good and we read about how much people enjoyed the online. We started out with the Mandu (Pork Dumplings) / 만두 were so crunchy and the meat and sauce were really good too. The scallion pancake was so crispy and flavorful. We all loved it. My husband also loved his Korean Curry Rice / 카레라이스. He's a big curry fan. My mom and I love Korean beef. We both had the bulgogi with noodles. We found out the beef bulgogi is cooked in fire so it was a bit more burnt than we could eat. We let our nice waitress know who talked to the owner. The owner personally came out to find out more, explain and make it right. It meant a lot to us. She remade the food with less char and it was delicious. It also came out quickly. Then she also took them off the bill. I tried to at least pay for one. It was only fair. She appreciated the gesture but would not hear of it. What a wonderful person! We would love to come back and try the Korean fried wings. Others had them and they looked delicious. I also love Japchae and would like for try that with chicken. So many good things on the menu.

One of the best tacos I've had since I moved to the US, if not the best ones. After 6 years in the…read moreUS I've movies in multiple different cities across the midwest/north east regions. I always try to find the best possible place for real, authentic, and delicious Mexican food, after several months in Pittsburgh, this is it. It has become a place my girlfriend and I go to a couple times a month when we're feeling home sick or are just hungry or bored. Of course the service is quick, the taquero builds the tacos right in front of you, so you can see all the different meats and pick whichever looks best for you. The whole vibe of the place makes reminds me a lot of how the traditional streets taco stands are places in Mexico. Again, the most authentic place I've been since moving to the US. One thing I do have to add is that you have to get there early, most of the times I've been there they have been out of a couple of the meats. If you haven't tried it, give it a shot, you will not be disappointed.

Delicious tacos, with a wonderful/classic toppings station where you can add as much or as little…read moreas you would like. I got the Al pastor and really enjoyed it. Quick and easy spot, to stop for a yummy bite. They have lots of seating but you can also grab and go. The staff were kind and I would definitely be a regular if I lived in the area.

This Saturday afternoon I sampled six great varieties of pierogies. The curried sweet potato and…read morethe black bean both stood out but all were great. They were both melt in your month good. I did not take the flier but they list where they procured all the ingredients including local farms and the East End Food Coop. Pedaling Company is the brainchild of Jeff Newman and Tom Guentner. They are making creative locally sourced wonderful organic pierogies and will be vending them on the streets of Pittsburgh from a mobile pedal powered food cart. Keep your eyes out for the bicycle food cart and enjoy.

My husband and I have been coming here for years. The restaurant has a diner style vibe. Love the…read morebooths and you can choose to sit at the counter to eat. We typically always order the New York style hot dogs - mustard, onions, chili, and pickles. The potato salad which reminds me of my mother's. They do have other options for lunch and breakfast. I can always count on a smiling face and the ladies are always giving great service. The price point is good here.

I really don't understand the reviews here. We had a poor experience. Our waitress was rude and…read moreunfriendly. I had the NY dog. My best comparison is that it tasted like a hotdog you'd get at the concession stand at a high school football game. The hotdog looked and tasted like a standard Oscar Meyer, the bun like Wonderbread, there was almost no chili on it. They truly made no effort to make it taste good. My wife got a Chicago dog. I'm not sure any part of it resembled a true Chicago dog. The fries were McDonald's style, They were OK but not quite as good as McDonalds. My wife asked for cheese on hers. They slapped a piece of American cheese over top the fries. That's a first for me. The only good part of the experience came at the end. We were waiting for our check (no one told us you have to go up front) when a younger waitress came over and was very friendly, as was the owner who was there at the counter. The bill came in at an affordable price too. I don't enjoy giving such poor reviews, but I don't think it matters here. These guys obviously have a loyal, regular clientele. They cater to them and not intruders like us.