This place has the best pizza. Best feta bread. Best ranch. Best everything. They are always…read moresmiling when we come in and so awesome. They also have Bob Ross painting on one of the televisions so the ambiance is on point. I would eat here every day if I could.

We love the pizza here. Thin crust, always crispy. The cheese bread is awesome sprinkled with…read moretheir tabletop herb blend! Reasonably priced too.

We love it here Good quality food…read more Gluten free options Kid friendly Quick service Clean

Everything was average. Tacos were a little dry. Service was okay. The pickled jalapeños were…read morereally good and the queso appetizer was very good. Not sure I would go back. Ambiance was fun.

!Woah¡ tacos is a really fun Mexican food truck that had the coolest items like the birria…read morequesadilla, the chicken empanada and the banh mi taco! Pros: great quality, fast service, switches up their locations so it's more accessible Cons: expensive, little vegetarian options The food was undoubtedly delicious. However, $5 for one birria taco is excessive. If the prices were a little more reasonable, I would've given 5 stars but I don't think I will be returning given how expensive it is. My recs: the banh mi taco and birria quesadilla! I would skip the empanadas

Delicious and fast... #3 truck did an awesome job while at Pavlov's. The chicken tacos flavorful!read more

Great dinner last night at a party that rented this food truck!…read more I had the Beef Ravioli, Meatballs and the garlic knots. Everyone loved their meals too. Lots of menu items to choose from.

I attended a casual corporate event and Saucy Joe's was hired to provide the food. There were a lot…read moreof attendees, and the food line got long at times, but Saucy Joe's had it under control and my meal ready in ten minutes. This is classic Italian-American comfort food from a food truck. I recommend trying the sandwiches and garlic knots. The gnocchi, meatballs, and red sauce were really good too. Saucy Joe's seems like a good choice for parties and corporate events like the one I attended. No one went hungry with all the options to choose from for both meat eaters and vegetarians. I'd be happy to see them at future events.

Pizza is cooked quickly and tasty! I had the meathead pizza with sausage and cup pepperoni which…read morewas very good. Service is great and with a smile! The pizza is a bar style with a very thin almost cracker like crust which was delicious. I think the sauce is somewhat sweet which I don't prefer but that is my own preference and others may love it! Check them out for a food truck ambiance and very good !

Picked up pepperoni pizza at the outdoor market in DeWitt today…read more Nice thin crust pizza with a sweet red sauce and real cuppy pepperoni! Though it's a personal size pizza, could be shared between two folks as a decent snack. Fresh, hot, FAST, and yummy!

Bought a mixed platter from a food truck in Monroe. Ribs were memorable, and many great choices for…read moresauce. Pulled chicken lacked flavor but pulled pork and brisket were both tender and tasty. Baked beans and Mac 'n Cheeze just fine. I would choose this again, but probably stick to ribs and brisket.

Husband and wife operation, Michelle and Dale are on point! I had ordered off one of their Food…read moreTrucks and could not believe how good the pulled pork and chicken was. Since that time I have used Hickory Barbeque several times for catering and are my go-to for future catering. Always a crowd pleaser. The pulled pork and chicken is consistently juicy and flavorful, all the sides dishes are as delicious as it could possibly get. My go to for 30 people's (Trust me it feeds more) Slow Smoked Pulled Pork 6LB Whole pork shoulder, rubbed generously with Daley's Swine Salt and smoked low and slow until the meat pulls away from the shoulder bone, when tender, each shoulder is then shredded by hand. BBQ Hand Pulled Shredded Chicken 6LB boneless, skinless chicken cooked low and slow, then shredded by hand and tossed with Daley's Chicken Seasoning and Daley's Original BBQ Sauce. Macaroni & Cheese Cavatappi noodles, tossed with an enticing creamy blend of cheddar, cojack, mozzarella, provolone other cheeses to create this six-cheese explosion. BBQ Spicy Baked Beans smoked with Daley's Swine Salt and our own mixture of Daley's BBQ Sauce to give it a nice spicy & sweet finish. Creamy Coleslaw Fresh green & red cabbage with julienned carrots mixed with a creamy coleslaw dressing and a delectable savory blend of spices & herbs. BBQ Sauce BBQ Sauce (Pitmaster's Choice (Assorted)) Hamburger Buns Byron Cancelmo

We get so excited when we see this place at the fairs in Royal Oak! We made a special trip to…read moreWinterfest to grab these. Always delicious and wish there was a local spot.

The donuts were made fresh, didn't take more than 10 minutes, everyone I walked past asked where I…read moregot these from!

We had Moveable feast cater our daughter's wedding on June…read more21st. Misty and her crew were fabulous. We had several people with food allergies and they dealt with them without any problems. The food was praised by everyone at the wedding. I would use them again in a heartbeat.

We selected The Moveable Feast to cater my daughter's Bat Mitzvah in the midst of a global…read morepandemic, and they did an extraordinary job. Why did we choose The Moveable Feast? Well, because our congregation had a small list of approved caterers, and my daughter wanted one thing for the big celebration: a chocolate fountain. As luck would have it, The Moveable Feast has a chocolate fountain front and center on its website, so they were the obvious choice. The only other thing the Bat Mitzvah Girl wanted was bagels and cream cheese, which is her favorite food and pretty much impossible to mess up. Especially when the caterer agrees to source the bagels from Zingerman's Bakehouse. But one needs more for a luncheon than just bagels, cream cheese, and a chocolate fountain. That is where Misty Rose entered the picture. She got what we were going for and helped to round out the rest of the menu. I was told we had to get the whitefish as it was a signature dish of the company, and that was a great call. The pastrami spiced smoked salmon was tasty too. Having grilled vegetables was a fantastic idea as well. If I were to have TMF cater another event I might skip the red pepper hummus, the beet and quinoa salad, and the frittata. I make all of these things at home on the regular, and not to brag, but mine are better. However, those each served a role in the buffet, which on the whole was well received. Where The Moveable Feast shined brightest was its staff. They were extraordinary! Misty for both her flexibility and her patience in dealing with a father who was planning an event at the earliest stages of Omicron. Misty also directed me to A1 Rentals and helped to come up with several floor plans to make a 20' x 40' tent feel like a celebratory space. Plus the event staff were simply heroic, setting up the tent while I was at the ceremony and having everything ready by the time our guests arrived. Everyone who braved traveling to Michigan in December amidst a growing pandemic had a great time. The bartender roaming around pushing mimosas certainly helped. As did the tent heaters, which TMF helped to get back online when one wasn't working. They called up the rental company and made sure A1 brought over a new one. Plus the TMF crew even helped to spread out some straw when the lawn got sloppy thanks to the unexpected ice storm. If you've read down this far, you might be asking yourself, "So why only four stars?" Well, if you recall, the critical components of this event were a chocolate fountain, bagels, and cream cheese. The chocolate fountain was everything the guest of honor had hoped for... and maybe more. But somehow, the caterer forgot to bring the cream cheese. And a bagel without cream cheese is like a hug without the squeeze. I know that's not actually how the line goes. Still... it's close. My personal belief is that a business is best defined by what happens when something goes wrong. In this case, their first offer was to simply not charge me for the food they didn't bring. That was not terribly satisfying. Ultimately, the resolution was a sum that was roughly equivalent to the mimosas which helped make our adult guests happy despite the omission. I appreciated the gesture, but would have preferred an outcome that did not feel as transactional. You know, like a tray of sweets, or an "I'm sorry" cake. I know I'm weird about this, but money feels kinda dirty. Although at some point it's best to just take the offer and move on. Which is exactly what I did. Would I work with The Moveable Feast again? Absolutely! Would I recommend them to anyone who asks? You bet. Would they work with me again? I certainly hope so. We had a tremendous amount of leftovers, which included a few pounds of smoked salmon and multiple pints of whitefish. We were even able to salvage some of the ambrosial nectar from the chocolate fountain. More importantly, thanks to TMF we were able to pull off a successful event in the face of some abysmal conditions. I mean... on top of everything a last minute ice storm? And despite being down a person, they did it all with a smile. Bravo!