My wife and I went to Claremont Craft Ales and Fair Game happened to be there. We had there food…read morewith our beers and they were tasty! Nice size sliders with fresh French fries and alligator hush puppies. The jerk chicken sliders were packed full of flavor with the pineapple chutney. The hush puppies were surprisingly good but spicer than we expected. If you ever have the chance to try their food you will not be disappointed!

I just went to Fair Game today because one of my associates mentioned a new food truck out back on…read moreMississippi next to the Staples. I must add, that this place is delicious and the owner is an absolute sweetheart! I am looking forward to trying the many menu items which include tacos, sliders, and wraps. Nothing on this menu is over $11. The slider bun is soft and chewy- truly like a gourmet sandwich.. with a well spiced jerk chicken! There was not a single disappointing bite! I'm looking forward to returning on Mondays or Wednesdays to try more of their French flare. Here's to delicious food that really inspires our pallets! Happy Eats Yelpers! xx

My 1 Star Quota is Met For The Year…read more I don't like giving 1 star. Me giving 1 star is like women farting...you think it doesn't exist, but once in a blue moon it catches you by surprise and it's loud and clear. Not quite sure what to say about food on this one. It's like if you could buy a bunch of nearly expired ingredients at the grocery store sale rack and threw it together then served it, this is what you would get. Both burrito and tacos could use way more meat as they were flavorless, room temperature, and stale. The burrito was tiny for the price. Cut in half they were about the size of a child's fist. Even the chips tasted like they've been sitting out in a fraternity house all night and the tortillas felt like carpet. Yep. Don't Diss Me, I'm Not My Hat. The truck was at an event at the new Boomtown Brewery in the arts district. I'm wearing a Bronco's hat, the all american team, as I approach the order window. The guy says to me with a stern face,"We don't serve Bronco's fans." I chuckle and laugh thinking he's cracking a joke. Nope. With a straight face he stares at me for 5 seconds which felt like minutes. I break the awkwardness and silence by telling him I wanted a burrito and three tacos, paid then waited for my food that he probably spit in for all I know. The food is done and he summons me by yelling..."Hey Bronco...! You're food's done." I'm not cattle and your food tastes like a dirty farm.

Considering I got two tacos for $6, I almost feel like there should have been a side of beans or…read moreguacamole... I opted for the shrimp and fish taco, in a lettuce cup. I recommend it that way, not only for the obvious reason but it makes for a crispier taco that adds a nice crunch in a sunny Los Angeles. They do have a 3 tacos + drink for $10 combo, which is nice, but the tacos are just not that filling and it's just slightly pricier than it should be.

Wow Let me say it…read moreagain--- Wow This is a fantastic truck. And it is here in LA County. Michael and his brother-in-law the other Michael have been running one of the best Orange County trucks for some time now. (63 reviews 4.5 stars), but because of the bureaucratic red tape, they couldn't get their OC truck licensed in LA County. So they added a second truck, just for those of us who live, work and eat north of the Orange Curtain, and it lived up to and exceeded every expectation I had. It may have been the best barbeque sandwich I have ever had. I ordered the "Rhino" which is an enhanced version of their basic pulled Pork/Grilled Cheese. The enhancement is mac and Cheese, stacked into the sandwich. I say stacked because the pork inside the grilled cheese was almost an inch high. They add the BBQ sauce sparingly, but they provide a gallon jug with a pump on top, for you to load up on your own. And it was tender pork, the kind that requires no biting and very little chewing. Too much pork and too much mac for the sandwich to hold. (Be sure to grab a fork). Oh and it is on grilled cheese. Amazingly the whole sandwich is only $8.00--some trucks charge that for grilled cheese alone. But forget about the size for a minute, this is quality pork. One of the Michaels was glad to share the recipe 14 hours of smoking at 225 degrees. 5 stars for quality 5 stars for quantity 5 stars for value 5 stars for service and 5 more stars because I actually dreamed about this sandwich last night. Gourmet Food Truck #197 on my never-ending quest to try every truck in "So Cal"

DOODWHAT, BEST PULLED PORK I'VE EVER HAD!? FVCK YES, LADIES!…read more got the pork sliders my first time & they are seriously to DIIIE for! the pork is cooked so well & it's so tender & juicy that it practically melts in your mouth, HOW DO THEY DO IT?! & their bbq sauce - PFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFT, forget abt it! oh wait, i can't because it's ADDICTING. & they put coleslaw in the sliders & it's actually rather nice in there ^_^ & i'm not a cole slaw type of kiddy but this is gooooooood. last time i went, got the ... fries? but they were loaded fries. bbq sauce, ranch, some other stuff, then i asked for the pulled pork on top. WTF! MIND =BLOWN seriously cannot get over this truck. better than texas. quite honestly the best, hands down.

I came here when there were 5 food trucks lined up in Granada Hills on Chatsworth/Zelzah. I wanted…read moreto try more than one truck so I was only able to try the Munch Fries. Munch Fries - fries topped with a champagne cheese sauce, pastrami, pickles, and deli mustard. It's a heart attack waiting to happen. If you do get one from this, at least you got one from eating something amazingly delicious! The pastrami was surprisingly juicy, tender, and not salty. I didn't expect a food truck to have such good pastrami. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/y1tw6YF8LrUNRv0DWF5T1A?select=YboPT33MrM0GwEuiAAdFLw This truck is definitely worth another visit to try the rest of the menu.

When you approach Da Munch Box, you see the logos of the evil New York Yankees, the evil New York…read moreJets and the formerly evil but now simply incompetent New York Knicks. And while those symbols may represent a poor choice in sports teams, they also indicate that you are gonna get some pretty good food. I chose "Da Munch Box" which is a sandwich with he same name as the truck. This sandwich substitutes a potato knish for bread, and is stacked with pastrami. While the pastrami is not as lean as I would prefer (think more Johnnie's and not Langer's) the sandwich certainly works. Thyer top it wih a brown deli mustard and a slice of dill pickle. They don't offer other condiment choices, but you really don't need them. The sandwich is solid. I was also comped an order of Munch fries, these too were topped with pastrami, and also in a swiss cheese sauce that made the whole thing work beautifully. The chef told me he added champagne to the sauce, and to be honest, I don't know if he was pulling my leg or not. But it is plausible. Leaner pastrami would get me to give it 5 stars, but all in all it was a solid 4. Gourmet Food Truck #154 on my never-ending quest to try every truck in "So Cal"

It looked like another burger truck, with a twist. But it ended up being another burger truck…read more You get to pick your bun, your protein, your cheese, your sauce and sides. If you go too far from the basic it starts getting expensive. As it is, two sliders without any frills was like $9, and it goes up from there if you want to add cheese or substitute sauce. I got the carne asada on a brioche bun. The bun was fine, the meat was actually really good, the toppings and garlic aoili were fine, but nothing special. I also tried the sweet potato fries, which were pretty flimsy, greasy and overall disappointing. If it was cheaper, maybe it would deserve 4 stars, but for the price it just didn't feel worthwhile.

This truck was close to our office so we decided to check it out. They were out of their slaw (the…read more"FHC fan fave" according to their menu and website), which was disappointing especially since we ordered when they first opened. That's strike one. I had the rookie size of the portobello sliders, which were tasty, but within an hour after eating them I was hungry and for costing $8 I expected them to be a more filling meal. Strike two. Additionally the food wasn't as hot as it should've been and we had to wait 45 minutes for our order of 8. The umpire's out on that one. Overall the place was overpriced for what you got and not a substantial meal, but it was tasty. Maybe try it if you want an overpriced snack and it's close by.

I was not a fan of the burger. I didn't think it had great seasoning. The bun was really nicely…read morecrispy though. I just think it was very expensive for what we got.

I stopped by the Hamburger Planet food truck during the July 4th fireworks celebration at Warner…read moreCenter in Woodland Hills. Unfortunately, my experience was disappointing. I waited in line for about an hour and a half, which I understand can happen at a busy holiday event. However, the person managing the cashier seemed visibly frustrated the entire time I interacted with him (this was around 8PM). He was huffing, puffing, and had an unfriendly attitude, which made the long wait feel even more frustrating. I hope he wasn't the owner I considered walking away, but after waiting 90 minutes, I didn't want to start over at another food truck and risk another long wait. I understand holiday events are stressful and busy, but customer service still matters. A friendly attitude and a little patience go a long way, especially when customers have already been waiting for such a long time. The burger was not bad.

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Fruit Frenzy is a disorganized, substandard taco truck with confusing branding. Against my better…read morejudgement, I chose to eat here during the 2016 Hollywood Fringe. Although I support their endorsement of the festival, their service and food was a mess. When I stepped up to the truck, there was already a crowd of unserved customers standing around. Most were waiting for sweet potato fries and vegetarian burritos--not my personal preference, but it was a theater crowd. Their deep fryer was malfunctioning, however, and even with three cooks they couldn't produce a burrito in under 20 minutes. I ended up with an ear of Mexican street corn with cotija. Alright, but certainly not of the flavor and caliber of garnished elote found commonly in Los Angeles. I also paid $8 for a ridiculously small carnitas burrito that barely lasted a three block walk. Unless this is your only option, press on.

How do you visit LA and not eat at a food truck?…read more Luckily, I stumbled on to this gem on Hollywood Blvd across from the W hotel. Not knowing what to expect I decided to support this truck. It was after several drinks so I knew exactly what I wanted, some burgers, wings and fries. I tried the sliders with bacon, and the teriyaki wings with the fries. It was delicious and hit the spot. The guy in the truck who I'm assuming was the owner, promised that the food was going to be ready in exactly 4 minutes. I don't know why he felt the need to put himself under such a tight time constraint. My expectations change once he said this. I found myself growing impatient once it eclipsed 4 mins. Expectations is everything. Other than that, everything was good. A bit pricey..$13 for 6 wings and fries, but I guess that price is relative and depends on where you are from and what you are use to paying.

I enjoyed eating and spending some time at this truck. They have great sliders wings and fries. I…read moretried the chipotle and house sliders with a side of nacho fries lol it was so amazing!! They having been around Hollywood the past couple of days but I definitely will follow and keep going back. Worth a try! ps. Great service and quality.