My partner and I were looking for a local spot for lunch and came across Pita Bowl, which had great…read morereviews and it did not disappoint! We both ordered the chicken gyro bowls along with the spinach basil balls. The portions were incredibly generous. So much so that we each took half of our meal home and enjoyed it again for dinner. Everything tasted fresh and flavorful. I had never tried spinach basil balls before. They reminded me of a croquette, crisp on the outside and full of flavor inside. You order at the counter and pick up your food at the counter. The space itself is beautifully decorated, with a warm ambiance that feels inspired by Greek culture. We'll definitely be back!

I was visiting my cousin in Nutley last night from the Lehigh Valley…read more I have celiac disease, so we specifically chose this restaurant due to the variety of Clearly marked gluten-free food. I did not feel the need to call and question the processes as I feel if a restaurant has the audacity to label something allergy free, it's trustworthy. An hour after eating this I became violently ill. It was an hour and a half ride home for me, vomiting in my car and going to the bathroom on the side of Route 78 and 37° weather. This is unacceptable and I am absolutely furious. Laid up in my bed and wasting days of my life being ill now Please don't make the same mistake I did and trust this menu

Great staff, super welcoming. Small place but enough to sit and eat comfortably…read more My friend and I stopped by for lunch to try their cheesesteaks, I got a chicken and she got regular. Both were good we just wish there was a bit more sauce to them. The bread is delicious though, super soft and crunchy on the outside. Their fries are great too, homemade and tasty. I'll definitely be back to try their disco fries. While we enjoyed this trip, I think I'll definitely come back to try their burgers too. They offer milkshakes too- which we split and it was a nice treat to finish lunch. This is definitely a place you can come to indulge in some cravings!

YUM!!! SO GOOD!!! I crave this food. I have allergies and they were accommodating, which is truly…read moreincredible. Just wish they had longer hours or open more days. But when they are closed, I go to Hangry Joes.

It is one of those elusive unicorn food trucks. It only opens once a week, if the chef feels like…read moreit, the hours are unknown, and the menu is only a suggestion. If you are lucky to find it and find it open, try it!!! But make sure that you have spare time to wait, because you WILL wait. Everything is made to order and super fresh. We tried the mofongo with Vaca frita (fried chunks of beef), trifongo with Pernil and the acapurias (empanadas type of fritter made with plantains and stuffed with ground beef).

It was clean ,the server was pleasant and the food came out quick,,,,,,the weather wasn't perfect…read morebut ther were

had the texas and italian hot dogs.... ON POINT! and the dogs were not dirty water dogs either. i…read moreheard the fryer and was like NICE! will definitely go again and try something else on their menu!

We love the digital food truck for all of our catering needs!! Unique and delicious!!read more

ordered a few times from tdft. always on point. everyone loved the sliders each time. matter…read morefact... i gotta put a order in right now. and you should too. you wont be disappointed. enjoy!!!

My experience with this food trucj has been amazing! Food was savory and a must try! Everyone is…read morefriendly, well, it feels like home. The customers are very eager to try, and that's a good sign :) One of the cook, I asked, his name is Gian was telling me how much he spend time making sure the food was cooked well, love the enthusiasm. You have to catch them on events stated on their website; love the yellow truck! very clean, that goes for ambiance. Over all, a must visit!!! Will come back and visit them on scheduled event!

Would give 0 stars if I could. Went here during the…read moreSomerville International Food Fest. The line was incredibly long, I waited in line for 2.5 hrs, and waited another 30 mins for my food. The people running this business are incredibly disorganized and unprofessional. I came specifically for the chicken isaw, because it was the 1 unique item on their menu. Everything else on their menu, you can get from any filipino restaurant, including ones not far off in raritan (Lutong Bahay & Ph Island) so I wouldn't have joined the long queue if it weren't for that. If you see a long queue wrapping around the corner of the street, you should have a staff member going around announcing each time you run out of a menu item so that we don't waste any time standing there. The paper they have magnetized on the truck isn't reliable because it was constantly flying off of their truck. that's what happened to me. It was my turn and they no longer had chicken isaw. None of their staff ever communicated items that were selling out to the people in line. Since at this point i've already stood there for 2.5 hrs, I just ended up ordering the regular bbq. After ordering, you then have to stand by another table where people are gathered waiting for their orders to be called out. I stood there for another 30 minutes, getting frustrated throughout. Because while in any other circumstance i'd understand that they're still trying to cook the skewers, I was continuously seeing that as skewers were being placed on the aluminum trays where all the cooked ones are, their relatives who were just sitting and hanging out behind the counter/table, would grab skewers from that tray and snack on it. Napaka bastos! (How rude!) In front of the customers who have been standing there waiting for their orders! This turned me off the most. I got my order later on and it wasn't even good. You're better off going to Leo's bbq if you want good skewers or even Philippine Island in Raritan. 0/10 worst service, most unprofessional, and most disorganized establishment i've ever been to.

The inside of the place is really cool. Appearance of a taco truck but you're inside and air…read moreconditioned which is fantastic for the summer. They are a couple of outdoor tables too if you prefer to eat outside. We ordered the Birria bowl and the AL pastor bowl which came out pretty fast. Before that a basket of chips and salsa were given to us which hit the spot too. The bowls were flavorful and really filled us up. Rice, black beans, all the fix-ins and some birria sauce on the side for me to drizzle all over the meat. This I would consider an authentic Mexican restaurant in the middle of North Arlington. If you're in the area definitely give this a try!

Very nice environment and tasty tasty food! Would def eat…read morehere again. If you're looking to try something different; give it a try

This place is great the food is amazing and so is the owner definitely would recommend this place…read morethe prices are good

I loved this place! I ordered the Pan de Lechon sandwich and it was divine. The service was so…read morequick, it felt like i waited under a minute. I will say the ham coquettes were better than the yuca fries. The truck looked clean and lively. All my friends were pleased with their food. The one small thing is I thought the ratio of meat to bread could have been better (more bread or less bread). Would 10/10 eat here again!

A Ripper: otherwise known as a "Deep-Fried Hotdog". Three plain and simple words, but when…read morecombined, they are nearly pornographic. At least they are for me. Rutt's Hut has been on my punch list for a long time. Actually NJ fried Hot Dogs have been both from Rutt's and from Hiram's over in Ft. Lee. I got to Hiram's and today was my luck day to get a shot at a Ripper. Rutt's is a bit off the beaten path and is down a meandering pothole filled road in a very industrial feeling part of town surrounded by wooded areas. It seems like it would be a better place for a serial killer body dump than a Hot Dog vendor but it's been there since 1928 so it must be doing something right. There is a large, private, and free parking lot which is a huge bonus in my playbook. The building looks like it is in disrepair. There are 2 areas to eat here. A door to the left seems to be a pub/bar with sit down service and then there is the right side that I went to which is a stand up, indoor counter where you can get in and out very quickly. This is a cash only spot so come prepared. Get to an open counter worker, give them your order, and pay when they hand over the goods. I was a little intimidated when I walked in because it was clear that everyone else in the place understood the ordering routine and knew the menu (there are quite a few other items you could order other than Rippers). I stood in a corner like a potted plant for about 10 minutes and watched what others did when they walked in before I figured out the process. It's pretty simple but I did not want to screw up Rutt's world order by doing something stupid. The 3 Rippers I ordered were good (but not best in class for me). The one I liked the most was the chili cheese dressed Ripper because the chili was actually quite tasty. On the counter are large containers of brown mustard and almost-fluorescent yellow relish. People seem to love the stuff. It was a bit like sweetened sauerkraut for me and the color of it makes me think it is either radioactive or seasoned with antifreeze. I would be happy going here again but I can't say that my Rippers were anything special. I might ask for them to be a little overdone next time to add a bit of texture. What I did like about Rutt's was the history, the dilapidated building, the simplicity of the menu, the naming of their dogs as "Rippers", and the fact that it felt like I was eating among real NJ natives that knew exactly what they were there for. Experiencing local culture doesn't get much better than that.

Best in the world…read more Best in the world Spectacular hot dogs and a vibe that hasn't changed in 4,000 years.

I have been to Mamma Vittoria twice. Schools in Nutley have a lot of their student events there…read more This last time I visited was for a repass. I was pleasantly surprised that they had roast pork as one of the entrées in the buffet. I don't typically think of that being an Italian dish, but regardless it was really delicious and that made me happy! They also had chicken francaise amongst other dishes. I must say that I consider myself a chicken francaise connoisseur. Lol! That is my favorite Italian dish and what I always pick when I go to an Italian restaurant. I found this particular chicken franchise to be just OK because the chicken was on the thick side and I like it thin. I also thought there should be a bit more sauce in the container it was in. I do remember that the other time I was there the chicken francaise was thick as well. Otherwise, the restaurant is fine as they have ample parking, though the spots are tight. Service was attentive and I do recommend the restaurant for any party or event.

In October or November 2025 my daughter-in-law booked Mamma Vittoria for May 17, 2026 to celebrate…read moremy son's 60th birthday and was given a price. In February 2026 she received an email stating that due to the time of year and demand, the price would have to be increased which came to an additional $700 for the party. Obviously my daughter-in-law cancelled. That then made it impossible to find another venue. This is no way to do business.