We had them come to our tattoo event and I absolutely recommend! The truck was cute, they were on…read moretime, very friendly, very affordable, and everything they had was delicious!

D&D offers individual items and combo plates. We tried the egg rolls, dumplings and wontons…read more Everything was okay and served hot. It just wasn't very original. And we ended up spending over $40 for our family. The wontons could have used more filling and were sweet.

Their food truck stopped by my office today. They had really good food but the portions are so…read moresmall for the price. The worst were the mini doughnuts: $4 for 6 of them. That's almost 70c each, for a tiny doughnut. They must be making bank!

My "Poutine Dog" (french fries, cheese curds and brown gravy over an all beef dog) had two french…read morefries that I had to wait five minutes for. The two fries were limp and flavorless. The four cheese curds were average and a bit soggy with oil. The gravy was a thin brown packet-style excrement they should be ashamed they are serving. The dog was plump and perfectly cooked but nothing special and had a suspiciously Oscar Meyer-like flavor and texture (this is not a traditional skin-on weiner with a snap as you bite into it). The bun was unremarkable and tasted as if it were straight out of a factory bag. I keep hearing about how wonderful the hot dogs and other food are at Target Field....so what happened? Is this just a low-budget attempt by Target Field to jump on the food truck craze without actually offering any of the quality ingredients or care that the real food trucks offer?

A couple weeks ago, I was at the Government Center around lunch time, and was excited to be able to…read moretry some food trucks! However, I realized that it was early November, and some of the usual players were done for the season. As I was about to admit defeat and grab something from Panera, I see Scratch Food Truck and I was saved :) They have a nice selection of sandwiches; I was heavily debating between the pork & shrimp patty, the sesame beef, and the fried chicken. The jalapeno slaw on the fried chicken sandwich won me over in the end, though. The fried chicken sandwich comes on a long bun, and is absolutely delicious. The slaw is spicy and tangy, and paired with the crisp fried chicken and mayonnaise, it makes for a very excellent sandwich. They make their own chips here, too, and you get a very generous portion with your sandwich. I'll definitely be coming back here.

Tried Scratch out for lunch and LOVED it! Great addition to the Food Truck industry in Minneapolis!…read moreThe chef incorporates an asian taste to his food. There's a selection of sandwiches and wraps. I went there yesterday and they had rolls on the menu! Two of us ordered the Pork/Shrimp sandwich, and another the sesame beef. The sandwiches are definitely large in size, perfect for any large appetite. Comes with tasty fried chips....not sure what the oil used was but very tasty! Everything is made to order, but still a quick turnaround! The pork/shrimp sandwich came with (what I believe) a tasty mango-type slaw and 'mystery' sauce that really created a 'light' asian taste to it. Not heavy at all, regardless of the size of the sandwich! All of us enjoyed our lunch and plan on coming back for more!

I tried this food truck for the first time today in St. Paul and got the BLT…read more Food: You can tell they truly use quality ingredients and whatever the peep sauce is really added something to a dish that otherwise holds no surprises. The bacon was thick but crispy and the tomatoes fresh and juice, the bread was also fantastic! Also I saw someone getting the wontons and they looked amazing. Service: they were really friendly and fast, probably some of the best service ive had at a food truck Price: food trucks are always a bit pricey but $12 for a BLT with no sides seems a bit too much to me. Honestly while the food was great I don't think I'll be getting anything here in the future until the price matches what you get. I mean for 12$ they could at the very least include some chips! Honestly the only reason I took off a star.

I'll totally throw out the first review for Peeps Hotbox and it's a great one. First off, the level…read moreof friendliness that they have is superb. They also have examples of their food out on their shelf if you're curious what it is you're actually getting. Solid. The food. I've only at the Pork Chop Sandwich. It's a super great, ridiculously good twist on a banh mi sandwich with super thinly sliced pork chop, pickled veggies, cilantro, jalapeno, and some nice tasting sauce on a CRAZY soft and perfect french baguette thingy...like really soft on the inside and a nice crisp on the outside. Well done. The other food looks great, but I haven't had the opportunity to explore them...more to come. Overall, it's a great quick choice.

Posting the review here also although we are at the Rosetown American Legion where they are also…read morepermanently located. We have done the food truck at the New Hope Hy Vee several times as well. A delicious juicy burger perfectly seasoned with a massive crispy meat skirt. Served with fries at Rosetown (but I believe not at the remote food truck) the fries are worth it. The bun was great and held up to the juicy burger. This one is not to be missed! One single and one double cheese plain came to $30 cash with tax and tip. Great value.

I haven't been to the home base yet, but I did get to try for the first time via the food truck. I…read moreasked for feedback and was told to do it, so I did. I drove from Chaska to Burnsville, where they were parked. I got three burgers to try the Hot Honey,OG, and the Bourbon Bacon. I gave the OG to my husband, who liked it. He eats everything only if he likes it. All the burgers were absolutely delicious and one of the best I've ever had. I wanna joke that it's definitely a better than sex item. I was hungry, so I ate it faster than I should have. I will try and visit the home base.

Great BBQ - 4 stars…read more Amos & Amos is a quirky place. And I have to admit, I love the weirdness. According to the owner, they've been around for 9 years. But the building itself is an old A&W drive-in fast food joint, built in 1953. Very cool! Most people seem to drive around the back of the building and pull into one of the parking spots that were "order from your car" spaces back in the day. Or you can just park on the street. Then you walk up to the window and place your order. Easy, right? This is where it starts to get weird. The sliding order window has 2 basement window well covers bolted over the sliding doors, like a big clam shell. The owners cut a flap in the bottom that only opens from the inside. Apparently, this is some sort of home-made do-it-yourself security thing. It seems to do the job...but you can't talk to them and they can't hear you until they slide open the door and then shout through the clam shell. And they don't seem to be in a hurry to do anything. I stood around like an idiot for a while, watching the lady, until she FINALLY slid the door open and talked to me. Kinda hard to hear through the big plastic clam shell. Speaking of shouting...you wait in your car or stand outside for 15 or 20 minutes and they yell when your food is ready. You can't hear what they're saying when they shout...but it all seems to workout okay. Like I said - quirky. LOW CARB: Okay, on to the most important thing: the food. I got the rib tip combo meal with a big hot link. Both were excellent. The rib tips were amazingly tender and lathered in generous amounts of a sweet sauce. Great taste. My hot link was huge and flavorful. For some reason, it reminded me of a big blood sausage. Good stuff. Unfortunately, you can't get any meat without sides. And all of the sides are plants. So in addition to my meats, I received and payed for unwanted carbohydrates of coleslaw, white bread toast, and a huge mountain starchy of fries. Those all came home with me to feed the Blue Jays and the Squirrels. That was kind of a waste of food but I had no choice about the high starch carbohydrate sides. I like this place. The meats are great. But it's a little frustrating if you eat low carb. It would be awesome if these guys sold meat by the pound, like many of the other BBQ joints. Oh, well. It was worth the stop. -Maxx

I've been here a couple of times and the food is good bbq. I love their rib tips. The big…read moredetractors are that 1) there's no online ordering, which is just absurd at this day and age. 2) Their listed phone number is disconnected, so forget about ordering in advance which leads to 3) their food prep is slow af. What prompted me to post my review at this moment is taking the time to come here during business hours and they're not open. Oops.

Fantastic and delicious! I got the Cajun burger - very well balanced and juicy. The burger was…read morecooked to a medium well. It came with pickles but no lettuce or any other topping. Fries that came with were insanely crisp and perfectly salted!

Bison is so easy to dry out, so I'm always leery of ordering, but the array of food trucks by the…read moreCapitol seemed awfully familiar except for the Bison Butler. Just finished a vacation in Yellowstone, so missing the bison in general. Ordered the California bison burger with cheese. Fantastic!!! Nice guys in the truck too. Won't be the last time I visit for lunch, and my coworkers were headed there after eye-balling my burger.

This food truck is loved by my coworkers and me! Remarkably delicious mushroom melt! I'd for sure…read morerecommend!!

Tacos, sandwiches, hot dogs, soups - 4 stars!…read more I caught up with the Smug Pug food truck at the Elm Creek Brewing Company in Champlin. These folks are based out of Hugo so you can find them throughout the NW burbs. You can call them or find them on their Facebook page. My food was excellent. It was the perfect combo of munchies at a brewery. Of course, I grabbed some soup since they seem to be so proud of it. I ordered a cup of beer cheese & veggie soup. It was very good, obviously made from scratch. I also grabbed a small bag of "Better Made" brand chips (made in Michigan). It's nice to see them selling an interesting snack from old school company (since 1930) that you don't see around here every day. Cool! It was a hard choice but I went with a chili dog. Again, I'm pretty sure they made the chili themselves. Just like the rest of my food, it was great. Very satisfying! Finally, the 2 owners working in the truck were very friendly. It was fun chatting with them in a warm, sunny fall day. Thumbs up! -Maxx"