Quite Frankly

We were at Summit Park for the annual CFTA Food Truck Festival, and this year and I wanted to give Quite Frankly a try. I saw on their menu that they had a few options that included almond butter. They told me that the Pumba was award winning, so I went with that option. I loved the mixture of different flavors. The pretzel bun really made it complete. It was so filling and I ended up being glad that I tried something new. I highly recommend Quite Frankly to anyone looking for a quality hot dog!

Came across Quite Frankly's at the CFTA Food Fest. Ordered the Melted Pig ($8), which is a grilled cheese packed with slow cooked pulled pork and sweet BBQ sauce. This grilled cheese was bussin. Honestly so delicious and I still think about it. I would definitely get it again and try more off the menu too.

The University of Cincinnati Department of Athletics continues to expand their Gridiron Tailgate offerings before each home football game this year. Brand new this year is the Bearcats Music Festival with live music starting two hours before kickoff for the first five home games. In addition to the music, additional food truck offerings are now located adjacent to the stage.Just before a recent game I stopped by the Quite Frankly food truck for something quick to eat before heading into the stadium for the game. This food truck has been around for at least a couple of years, but this was my first time trying it. I'm not big on hot dogs, so I was glad to see that they have added some sandwich offerings to their menu this year.I easily settled on the melted pig sandwich, a three cheese grilled cheese with the addition of BBQ pulled pork and had it served on dark rye ($7). The sandwich was prepared fresh in just a few minutes and was served hot. These aren't large sandwiches like you would find from C'est Cheese, so I was a little surprised by the cost. However the sandwich tasted very good and was actually more filling that I would have initially thought.Overall I would definitely order from Quite Frankly again.

Quite Frankly was a breath of fresh air for me. I recently was diagnosed celiac and found that dairy had to be eliminated from my diet as well. As someone that loves food, beer, and trying new places, this was difficult. Quite Frankly was at Cincy Beer Fest and I was going to get just a hot dog with non-dairy toppings, but after talking with the lovely folks that were staffing the booth, I found out the pretzel bun is gluten free (pretzel bun! GLUTEN FREE! WHAT!!) and they had non-dairy cheese! They even let me know what hot dogs would be safe for me by substituting the pretzel bun bun if it didn't have it. I got The Pumba (1/4lb. beef frank, topped w/savory pulled pork, homemade applebutter, tangy Carolina BBQ sauce and chopped onion) - it was out of this world! So, so good. You would never know the pretzel bun is gluten free, but it is and it's delicious.I was able to eat safely for a change and not get sick after. Definite recommendation from me if you can't have gluten or dairy (or have a wheat or dairy allergy). I was surprised they don't promote this, but just ask and they are happy to accommodate! Great folks!If I ever see their truck or booth out and about, you better believe I will stop and get a meal!

Meh. I had the Comrade Kraut. The dog was barely above room temperature and had no snap whatsoever. I agree with another review that suggested they sear the dog. At least that would compensate for the lack of snap. The kraut lacked the zing of a good kraut. The decent pretzel roll and friendly staff kept me from rating 1 star. I expected better franks from a business with "frank" in their name. It would be a vast improvement if they used better quality franks and actually heated them.

The flavors were good but the whole thing could have been greatly improved if the dog was cut in half and seared. As is the dog was too bit to get a bit with the dog and toppings and everything kept falling off. The boiled dog was just meh. A little sear would help it quite a bit. As it it was ok. Interesting concept but didn't wow me.

Saw this truck at Union Center Food Truck Rally, and I only had their Riley Bites, so I can't really give a detailed review but.... The Riley Bites were delicious! My only complaint was the wait! There was literally no one in front of me or behind me and it took nearly 10 minutes to get my food.

Fantastic!!!! Had the Franktoberfest Dog and it was outstanding!!!! The apple butter with the onions was definitely a good fit and a very surprising taste. Never would have thought of that flavor combo, but I'm glad they did. Will definitely look out for where they will be in the future.

I'm allergic to alot of things. I went here and there is no dairy or egg in the bun. Acknowledge of allergies, then the Pumba with the Naked Tots blew my mind with the various, but simple toppings. The Pumba is a masterpiece by its self and will fill you up. I recommend to anyone that wants to try good food go to the Street Food Finder app and look up Quite Frankly!

Advertise full sandwiches on the truck and only give a half. "The Kraut" had cole slaw, not sauerkraut. Overall wasnt worth the money!