This was a somewhat hidden gem, the hot day was fantastic and the schnitzel sandwich was…read moreoutstanding (easily as big as my head!

Other than parking (street parking was free til 2 today) it was a very good experience. The service…read morewas friendly and the food very tasty.

This is one of my favorite businesses inside Findlay Market. Everything here is made-from-scratch…read moreand uniquely flavorful. My favorites are the elote -- spiced perfectly, and the stuffed corn muffin -- which has a home-made corn taste to it. In addition, the stall is very colorful, and the persons waiting on me were always attentive and friendly.

I stopped by Mama Lo Hizo for a quick snack with my husband during a trip to Findlay Market. They…read morehave a pretty big menu, but the item that caught my eye was the queso filled corn muffin. It was everything I could've hoped for and more. It is literally a soft corn muffin with a hole in the top that they ladle queso into. Not sure why more places don't serve this. It was DELICIOUS!!

These two Brits have brought the ultimate comfort food to Cincinnati. The short crust for the pies…read moreis bang on, the fillings of beef and potato are oh sooo good. I have yet to try the cheese and onion pies - that is next on my list! My favorite is the Cornish pasty - delicious and easy to eat while walking around the market. Check out the history of the Cornish pasty if you haven't already!

From the owner: Proper, hand made British pies, pasties and sausage rolls.read more

A great new place on the banks. Full service and one of the best margaritas I have ever had. The…read moreantihero tequila strawberry purée lemon juice elderflower jalapeño and basil. A flavor bomb indeed. You can order food at a food window. Had the cold chicken sandwich. So yummy. Support this new business and you won't be disappointed

Definitely check out The Park! Friendly staff, great drink prices. Very fun vibe. Had a great DJ…read moreplaying the entire time we were there. And, he played a wide variety of music. One of the owners, Will, introduced himself and made us feel very welcome. Not to mention he's in Alabama grad, which is a big plus for us! Roll Tide! Roll Park!!

This brand-new french fry business operates out of the Rhinegeist brewery on Friday nights from…read more7-11pm, or until the potatoes run out. I went over there with a group of friends with the sole intention of trying her product, and we weren't disappointed. Even though the owner claimed she had trouble with the batch she was cooking (the last of the night), the fries were crisp on the outside, flavorful, and the perfect thickness. Add in her variety of homemade dipping sauces and it can't be beat! I know she's looking for permanent "window" space and I look forward to trying her other products. Supposedly, there will be a variety of fries, seasonings, and sauces when all is said and done. If what she can do with a pop-up table at a brewery with an inexpensive deep fryer is any indication, the results will be outstanding!

Good cupcakes (at least they used to be good). However, I had one at the taste of Cincinnati and it…read moremelted as soon as I walked away from the truck. Would have been nice if it was refrigerated in the truck.

Had their yummy 1/4 lb. Chocolate chunk cookie during Blink and it's definitely delicious! I wish…read moreI'd been able to warm it, but even straight off the truck you could taste the buttery goodness and rich chocolate morsels.

I was drawn in by the clever, punny name. Because who can resist?…read more I was convinced to get lunch when I discovered it was a grilled cheese truck. Because this Wisconsin gal LOVES some cheese. It was decided what I would order when I saw the worn "Bacon" on the menu. And another pun?! Bacon Me Crazy, indeed! My only wish was the sandwich felt like it was missing a little...something...to really make it outstanding! It was certainly good and a great meal choice at the City Flea. Just something a little more (garlic...balsamic...i can't quite put my finger on it...) would have really pushed it to five stars.

Back when she began there was a way to see her location and specials for the day. Thanks to my…read moreco-worker for introducing me to such a gourmet grilled cheese. Really wish I could locate her food truck

Ah, the pretzel. That crisp knot of doughy-goodness that pulls you in at ballparks, movie theatres,…read moreand the mall food court. Vinnie's takes pretzels to a new high. His food truck serves up fresh baked, made to order pretzels. Each comes with a hilarious name which pokes fun at religion. There are six pretzels to choose from: - The Pope: Parmesan cheese - The Morning Monk: cinnamon sugar - The Sister of Mercy: hot sauce and Parmesan - The Sister of No Mercy: fire sauce and Parmesan - The Friar: salted - The Abbott: unsalted All the pretzels cost $3.00 each, 2 for $5.00 or 3 for $7.00. You can also get a side of cheese dipping sauce for $1.50. But wait... it gets better! Vinnie's serves up fresh squeezed, carnival-style lemonade. Yes, with the lemon juicer and gigantic plastic cups. These cost $3.00 each. Now I can get lemonade during any season of the year... and a pretzel! I was craving something traditional, so I went with the Abbott with a side of cheese. It was delicious, warm, and just the right texture. The cheese sauce was an enormous cup; enough for three pretzels. I'll definitely be tracking down this pretzel truck again. I hear it hides out at 5th and Race Street from 11:00am-3:00pm during the week.

Sit down Auntie Anne's! Vinnie's GP serves perhaps the best pretzel I've ever had and at prices…read morethat will have you coming back for more (I had two!). So, I pigged out and had two of the Sister of No Mercy (glazed with hot sauce and then drowned in Parmesan cheese), good lord it was so good. Prices are on a sliding scale: $3 ea - 2 for $5 - 3 for $7. Nice deal! I will certainly return to try out their other pretzel varieties. Check https://www.facebook.com/vinniesgourmetpretzels for locations of the bright yellow food truck

Genuinely one of the best places to get tacos and quesadillas in cincy. Have moved away for school…read moreand had had literal dreams about their food not even joking. If you had time to come here pls do

I spent a fair amount of time in the '90s traveling on business to Mexico City, and one of my…read morecolleagues there loved a hugely popular taco stand near the center of the business district. They were revelations, half rolled soft tacos with delectable fillings unlike anything I'd had in the States. The tacos at this unassuming little West side gem taste EXACTLY like the ones I remember from the Distrito Federal, authentic and flavorful and 1/4 of a mile from my house. I've had the al pastor, pollo, fish, barbacoa, veggies, and the amazing squash blossom fillings, and they all rock. They also have a variety of other handheld items and platos, but the tacos are so freaking good that I haven't tried them. Bienvenido al barrio, amigos!