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    Torta Boyz

    4.6 (17 reviews)

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    Pastor Torta
    Esmond L.

    Great local spot by Chinatown for flavourful bites. Great cozy dim lighting with great 2000s music. Big portions and would recommend to share the Torta if you are getting appetizers.

    Carne Asada Torta (Striploin)
    Gladys C.

    Torta Boyz is a food truck set up in a parking lot in Little Italy. They open at 3pm until they are sold out or until 9pm. I tried to go on a Saturday at 7pm and they were totally sold out and closed. So, I went back the following week at 3:15pm and there was a huge line around the parking lot. It was a beautiful day, so I didn't mind waiting but I waited for about one hour. I would recommend going a little bit before 3pm. I ordered the Carne Asada Torta, which is a Mexican strip loin sandwich with avocado, curtido, chimichurri, and chipotle mayo. The sandwich was $16, which is a little pricey but it was very heavy and filling. It was pretty delicious! I also ordered the Asada Fries ($10) which were topped with queso, pico, guac, cilantro and onions. There were also add ins like chicken or beef for a little extra. I got the brisket with salsa pasilla (+$4). I loved the fries! There were a lot of different flavours going on, and it was sort of like a Mexican poutine. Overall, it was definitely something different and I really enjoyed it!

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    Depp N.

    A group of 12 visited torta boyz . They made space for us on their very cute patio and we experienced the binge as you can call it Quickly getting to the good and anti good The good 1. Ooh what a cute patio , if you have a large group this is perfect evening resembling small town cafes to chat all evening over corona beer and some yummy meat 2. Meat meat meat - particularly the signature dishes carne asadas . The sandwiches are huge and loaded with meat 3. The torta bread - resembling a Portuguese bread . It's fried before it's toasted with a crunchy bottom and toasted top . Soooo good 4. Service - ooh such a friendly efficient and considerate staff and owners . Reservations and checkouts were a breeze 5. Parking - ample street parking on weekends The anti good 1 . Busy - this small joint will get busy and you can see the pressure building if you are a large group . Although the staff takes every care to make you few comfortable 2. No brunch option - it's fried bread and loaded fries guys - I'll need an option to have it before 1 Pm :) 3. Desserts : non existent just Churros , but fear not you have some top notch gelateria couple of blocks away . Standout dish We got the chicken and Carne asadas , the tuna tostada ,the tacos ,the ceviche and couple of virgin cocktails The standout dish for me will be the chicken asada . Yeasss I know the carne asadas are the bomb , but today somehow the spice mix of chicken edged

    carne asada torta
    Morgan P.

    LOVE LOVE the food here. But unfortunately the price point has gone through the roof. Their carne asada sandwich, which is insanely delicious, was $17 in summer 2021 and on skip the dishes the same one is $24.50 ($20 in person), without a side. The asada fries, also amazing, are $17. We love the quality of the food but the price point is getting too steep.

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    Quite literally the best taco I've ever had. Very nice decor and feels cozy. The service was also very good.

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    BEST FOOD IN THE CITY hands down. Amazing service very kind and accommodating staff and great ambiance highly recommended 10/10.

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    Smoke n' Steam

    Smoke n' Steam

    4.5
    (2 reviews)
    1.4 km

    Being the glutton that I am, one of the that things I love about Ottawa is all the food festivals…read more I'm only there once a month, but I've already been to a few in the past year.  When a friend was in town visiting my wife, we were looking for some food while doing a mix of tourist-y stuff and less interesting errands that I was running while in possession of a car. Always on the look out for trying new food trucks as I am, I gave the Street Food App a look, and saw that a couple were located in front of city hall. Knowing that this is where a lot of events occur, I delved a little further and found out that there was a mac and cheese food fest going on. This was going to happen. The mac and cheese fest wasn't to the scale of poutine fest(s) or others that have been held in the same space. Maybe it was because it was just the mid-afternoon, but there was just a handful of slingers of cheese-y decadence, a couple dessert ones, and a lone leomade vendor to sate your thirst. The beergarden was empty, save one couple whose motto was likely "it's five o'clock somewhere" and the band soldiering on despite sound issues and the lack of an audience.  However, when you're there for a simple meal and not to engage in a full out day of pasta gorging, you don't need that much selection. I picked out Smoke n' Steam, a rustic-looking hut on top of a trailer, as they had several types of mac and cheese to choose from, and at a more respectable price point than some of their competitors. Among their options there was chunky bacon, shrimp, hotdog (for the young and young at heart), and what I ended up going with, the Reuben. There wasn't much of a line up, so we quickly had our orders in and then in hand, taking seat in the nearby colourful Muskoka chairs.  The container was generously filled with big hunks of smoked meat, sauerkraut, and pasta in a white cheese sauce that was presumably Swiss, in true Reuben fashion. It was the type of mac and cheese that called out to be mixed altogether, mostly since I'm not enough of a sauerkraut fan to want mouthfuls of just that. Everything came together quite nicely, as the sauerkraut cut through the richness of the cheese and smokey, tender meat, but wasn't too funky. The pasta itself was a tight spiral similar to gemelli, and was a nice al dente, which was pleasant to find, since pasta served at big events like this can often be over cooked from sitting in a heating tray. I got an order of their smoked meat mac and cheese to take home to my studious wife, and look forward to trying Smoke n' Steam's regular menu of smoked meat goodness in the future.

    Best food truck in the city! The smoked meat is out of the world. Have been looking for something…read moreto remind me of Montreal and this is above and beyond. Best smoked meat I have ever had.

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    Stone Soup Foodworks

    Stone Soup Foodworks

    4.0
    (4 reviews)
    1.4 km
    $

    So wow - after all the build up I feel bad giving this truck a 3! But please understand, a 3 is…read moreA-OK! I liked it, I just didn't love it. The food is high quality - often locally sourced and organic. Dahl soup was tasty, with just a hint of heat from the spice. Chicken taco filling was tasty but... and I think this is where I'm struggling... I am realizing that I really don't like soft tacos. Something about the texture of the taco itself puts me off. I'm sitting here trying to decide if I'm being fair giving them a three because of my preference for taco shells. I guess what I'm saying is: take my review with a (proverbial) grain of salt. Would love to see a garbage can and recycling bin put out. Since they are located on the UOttawa campus during school year, plan to bus/walk to get there. (Parking is a pain during the week.) If you get off at Campus Station 2B, Sweetpea (the truck) is really close by. (Don't take my word for it though - things change, so make sure you check on that.) Staff was great. They have 2 tables and about 6 chairs for people who want to sit and eat for a bit. Would I return: Yes. I'd love to go again when it's not Taco Thursday, to try to get a different menu item. Would I recommend: Yup - if you like healthy choices that are locally sourced and organic, this is a great option.

    I know it's good - but all sold out today :(…read more Went to Bite This instead, support'n those trucks with my Belly !!!!

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    Sweetpea!
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    Red Roaster Food Truck

    Red Roaster Food Truck

    3.2
    (6 reviews)
    1.7 km
    $$

    Today's menu had 2 offerings - chicken club and pork tacos - along with several sides. Picked…read morecoleslaw and sweet potato fries. Tacos were great - but what really shone were the sides. Absolutely fantastic - both the slaw and the fries. Service was cheerful, love their truck (which I guess passes for great décor in the food truck world) and the location is perfect, with a park just steps away and lots of suitable srocks to sit on. We got there just before noon - and just before 'the rush' - at one point, I think there were about 20 people in line. Would I return: Yes Woudl I recommend: Yes - particularly if the weather is great and you just want to soak it up.

    Summary: Tasty food, but I found it overpriced for what you get…read more While in the neighbourhood this week, I decided to try Red Roasters since it is one of the food trucks on Bank that opened up last year. I've tried the Urban Cowboy food truck down the street and quite liked what I had so I thought I'd give Red Roasters a try. FOOD I ordered the chicken sandwich for myself and a pair of their pulled pork tacos for a friend. I have to say I liked the chicken sandwich, though their choice of bun isn't one I would make (a bit to plain and boring). My friend found the tacos tasty as well. The portions are on the smaller side. Their menu is rather limited. They have their chicken sandwich, their tacos, a salad, and sweet potatoe fries. They also had a daily special. That's it, that's all. COST/VALUE And this is my main issue with Red Roasters (which my friend agreed with). At $9 for a main and $6 for sweet potatoe fries (which I didn't try), that too me is about $2-$3 too much for what you get. (If you order a combo, you get the main, the fries, and a drink for $15). This, unfortunately, is a common occurrence with a lot of the new food trucks that opened up last year (Red Roasters isn't the only one). I guess time will tell if selling items at this price is a good decision or not. LOCATION/PARKING Their location on Bank is such that you should be able to find parking on a side street nearby if arriving by car. SEATING There isn't any seating at the food truck but it is on a part of Bank that is less occupied so finding a spot on the sidewalk to eat shouldn't be a problem. WOULD I GO BACK? I liked what I had but I wouldn't go back.

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    The Red Roaster food truck.
    The Red Roaster food truck.
    And the chicken on a bun.
    And the chicken on a bun.
    Um yeah.. I forgot to take a picture until I'd already eaten one taco.  (It was that good!  Like a distraction noodle.)

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    Um yeah.. I forgot to take a picture until I'd already eaten one taco. (It was that good! Like a distraction noodle.)
    TD Chips

    TD Chips

    4.0
    (1 review)
    1.2 km

    T&D Chips is a food truck that has been around for well over a decade. In my youth, I loved chip…read morewagons, but as I got older, they lost their appeal. I got to experience T&D Chips for the first time recently by happenstance. I only ate a few fries, but they were good typical chip wagon fries. My husband and I were walking around Centretown and getting hungry. We planned to have a snack at King's Wrap, but they do this unusual thing where they close between 3:30pm and 5pm and guess what time it was? Yes, during the time they are closed. So my backup plan was Yi Ryo. The wait for my food at Yi Ryo was apparently too long for my hangry husband who was waiting outside, so he marched on down to Lisgar and Bank Streets and grabbed some fries at T&D Chips. So when I stepped out of Yi Ryo, I saw my husband standing on the street, voraciously eating fries out of a paper bag, lol. Being a good Yelper, I stopped him for a picture of the fries and sampled some, haha. So he told me they were $5 and the food truck only accepts cash. They were hot and crispy and slightly sweet. I liked that they weren't mealy. He told me it was a medium, but the bag looked pretty small to me. However, given places like Clocktower charge $12 for an order of fries (yup, for real, I couldn't believe it and further couldn't believe that my husband actually bought them once, and they weren't even good, but that's another story) I guess $5 is a deal these days. And the fries at T&D chips were actually good. Anyway that's my story about T&D Chips, lol.

    Smash Daddy

    Smash Daddy

    4.0
    (8 reviews)
    1.6 km

    Smash Daddy's - Restaurant Review Note for Americans: Bring…read morecash - no U.S. credit cards accepted! (Not sure if it's the same for international cards.) Walked here from my hotel. At first glance, the place is a bit cramped and chaotic, with minimal counter service and not much signage to help you out. But once you get the flow, it's straightforward. The menu is tight: Burgers, Fries, and Shrimp. That's it! There was a line out the door, which usually means good things. The small Asian lady working the grill was super nice and honestly seemed like the only one who had a handle on things. The burger joint itself is a haze of burger grease and onions--smells great while you're there, but be warned: you'll carry it with you the rest of the day. Food-wise, it's solid. The smash burger had a great crisp with a chipotle mayo or ranch-style sauce. Fries were better than average. I didn't try the shrimp, but people around me seemed happy with it. Now, the not-so-great part: they couldn't process any of my U.S. credit cards. That was awkward. My total was $23 CAD, so I just handed over $30 USD and told them to keep the change. Could've avoided the mess by ordering through Uber Eats (assuming you want to use a card). Bottom line: The food is worth it, but the payment situation and setup could be smoother. Slightly pricey for what it is, but your mileage may vary. Give it a shot if you're nearby--and bring cash just in case.

    TL;DR/The Short Version: Tasty smash burger. A bit pricey at…read more$13 for just a burger, but it was delicious. The Long Version: I've been meaning to try Smash Daddy since they started their food truck on Preston St, but never got around to it. Then on a Sunday in February we were walking around downtown and checking out Winterlude and came across this Smash Daddy location. It's an actual restaurant (not a food truck), but is mostly takeout. They have 7 stools along a counter if you want to eat-in, but it's a bit snug. My husband and I got the original Smash Daddy ($13) to-go to share. It's 2 smashed beef patties, 2 slices of cheese, pickles, onions and Smash Daddy sauce in a buttered brioche bun. It was delicious. My first time having smashed burgers. I like my burgers well done, so this style is to my liking. I liked the crispy edges. I found the price a bit high for just a burger, but those are the prices everywhere these days :( Service was pleasant. There's really no decor to speak of. You go there for the food, not the ambiance, haha. Happy to see this business expanding. They have 3 locations now. I think 2 food trucks and this restaurant. Street parking only. Review #60 (2025)

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    Inside the restaurant. They have 7 stools along the counter.
    Inside the restaurant. They have 7 stools along the counter.
    The Smash Daddy $13.
    The Smash Daddy $13.
    Front of the restaurant

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    District Deli

    District Deli

    4.9
    (7 reviews)
    1.6 km

    District Deli is the quintessential local delicatessen, serving some of the best sandwiches and…read moresides in the Ottawa Valley. I love coming here for lunch, the food is great, reasonably priced, and the staff is incredibly friendly. They're always great about accommodating minor changes to the sandwiches at no added expense, and the coleslaw, chips or cookies are great additions. Try the Holland, it's my favorite!

    TL;DR/The Short Version: Deli serving up loaded sandwiches…read morein Hintonburg. A bit pricey, but tasty. The Long Version: District Deli opened up around March 2025 in the space that was Bismallah Pies (was Charlie's Groceteria before that). My husband and I dropped by to pick up a sandwich to share. The sandwiches are all named after nearby streets, which really gives it that neighbourhood feel. All meat sandwiches are $13.99 and vegetarian sandwiches are $12.49. You can also build your own for $13.99 where you can choose 2 meats, one cheese, and whatever vegetables you like. We went with the build your own option. We got roast beef and prosciutto cotto, fresh mozzarella and lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, pickled onions, pickled eggplants, and roasted red peppers, with a bit of honey mustard. The sandwich was really good. The bread was fresh, as were the other ingredients. It was a bit pricey in my opinion, but this is in comparison to other similar sandwich shops with $8-10 sandwiches (like 50 Two Sandwiches or Shorty's Sandwiches), but they are in industrial parts of town, so I get it, rent in Hintonburg is higher. District Deli only has cold sandwiches. No hot sandwiches, at least not at the time of the writing of this review. Service was courteous and efficient. Street parking only. Review #118 (2025)

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    Side of the deli. It's where Bismallah Pies used to be, and it was Charlie's Groceteria before that.
    Side of the deli. It's where Bismallah Pies used to be, and it was Charlie's Groceteria before that.
    Build your own sandwich 2 meats, 1 cheese, choice of vegetables. $13.99.
    Build your own sandwich 2 meats, 1 cheese, choice of vegetables. $13.99.
    Build your own sandwich 2 meats, 1 cheese, choice of vegetables. $13.99.

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    Build your own sandwich 2 meats, 1 cheese, choice of vegetables. $13.99.

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