I had their sliders MONTHS ago so my memory is a bit foggy except for one thing. So overpriced. Don't get me wrong, the burgers were good but they were tiny. Seriously small. Like, I'd need 3 and some fries to not still be hungry. And I don't eat that much per sitting compared to a lot of other guys. At about $3 a pop for a slider, that's $9 just in sliders. Add in the fries and you're looking at $12 or so. Out of a truck. Good, but sorry, nowhere NEAR that good. You could look at it this way. For $12, you can get 3 Double Doubles and a couple orders of fries from In-N-Out which is enough to feed 3 people. These sliders were good, but they were not THAT good. read more

Terrible, terrible service. So unfriendly. The food is crap. And don't leave out a water bowl for dogs if you're going to have an attitude when someone asks you to fill it! read more

Had Pattywagon for the first time today, although they've been parked off my street for a long time and it was quite memorable. Got the combo it was the perfect amount of food. I like that the burgers are slider size, and not a big hunk of "TOO MUCH." (I find myself struggling to finish Grill Em All's burgers) The flavors remind me alot of Umami's burgers without the gross feeling after. The nice man who took my order recommended the rosemary fries, which i LOVED. I took a side of ketchup as i walked back to my car, only to spill it all over myself and didn't get to use it on anything. I took that as a sign from the burger gods and just had it without any additions. Good stuff. Ill be back read more

Slightly torn with this truck. I've eaten off it twice. The burgers are good, tiny as hell but good. In fact fair warning you're ordering a slider. Let's just get that straight. Not only are the burgers (priced starting at $3.50) small, but also the toppings are strangely sparse both in both the variety of what you can order and what you actually get with your order. Think of a single piece of lettuce the size of potato chip Requesting a topping on your burger, even as basic as onions might too be much to ask for. I had the feeling I was asking for something completely off menu. Their classic burger comes with beef, lettuce and a small pickle ring affixed atop the burger bun with a toothpick. All in all a decent 3 or 4 bites of burger that signage, pictures or some indication as to portion size would be helpful to those who may be new. read more

I have NEVER given a 1 until today and i have proof for y it deserves a 1! Look at the burger! I took pix look at them I'm 5' 4" no joke. Whoever reviewed this shit before me sold out. read more

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I frequent food trucks a lot and have never had cause to write a negative review before. Until I tried PattyWagon, that is. After reading all the buzz about this food truck, I was excited to try it out last week when they stopped by near my workplace. First off, when I asked how are the burgers cooked, the guy in the truck said "However I feel like making them." And perhaps he was joking but I was not amused. When I was about to walk away, the guy who I presume was the owner at least said, "No, no. We'll cook them however you like. Otherwise, we cook them medium rare." So, I order it well done because if I see pink meat, I just can't eat it. Next, I got gypped out of my rightful change by the girl taking the order. Initially, she gypped me by $6, and when I asked again how much the meal was, she said, "Oh!" and gave me $5 back. Ummm...if you can't do simple math, how about getting a calculator? I was going to leave a $1 tip because I'm generally nice like that, but I guess she took care of that for me. When I ate my 1 slider and side of the sea salt fries, the disappointment was complete. I got the "You're My Everything" slider which was supposed to come with grilled onions, sweet peppers and garlic-mayo. Now, I know these are sliders so they're small, but I couldn't believe how stingy they were on the toppings. There were a total of TWO red peppers, a few grilled onions, and a tiny dab of the garlic mayo - so basically, there was no flavor at ALL in the slider. It should have been called "You're my Nothing" because that's what it tasted like. I've had sliders before but this were a total let down. The fries look like fettuccine and were equally tasteless. It's pretty difficult to screw up french fries, but somehow, Pattywagon managed to do it. All in all, I know I won't be returning to this food truck ever again. Who wants to deal with the bad attitude, getting gypped out of your rightful change and the fact that the meal was bland and tasteless? My workplace has a LOT of other food trucks that come by and I'll happily go to those instead. read more

DAMN. I think this was the best burger I've ever had. By chance, my daughters and I drove past the Sears parking lot on Victory and Laurel Canyon in North Hollywood. We were hungry and were just gonna pick something up somewhere. I am so happy we happened to catch this truck. SO, SO, SO happy... lol I had the Mood Indigo which had onions, mushrooms, bacon, and blue cheese, on a ciabatta bun. Whaaaat??? It was amazing. My daughter had the #1 or the classic I think, but after she tasted mine she wanted me to get back in line to get her one. Rod and Mike are two really nice guys who make some badass burgers and fries!!! Thanks guys, my stomach was very happy yesterday. You have a new follower. read more

We used the Patty Wagon for my son's Bar Mitzvah. They were fantastic, a hit of the evening. Very reasonably priced and the food is delicious! We did just a basic menu of burgers and cheeseburgers and kids were coming back for third and fourths. The garlic rosemary fries were a favorite. They showed up on time and were busy working and serving. I would definitely use them for any future events. read more

Oh my goodness. Soooooooooooooooo delish. Totally drool worthy. I LOVE, love, LOOOOOOOve these grass-fed burgers. The rosemary sea salt french fries were SO YUMMMM. You can taste how fresh everything is. Whenever I can, I try to find these guys!! Try them, you will not regret it. read more

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I was starving when I pulled up to my local Trader Joe's to do my weekly grocery shopping. So I was very excited to see the Patty Wagon parked on the street outside. I stopped over for a quick bite (to keep me from buying crazy amounts of groceries and stuff I didn't need) --and let me tell you, it was tasty! I don't remember the name of the burger I had...It's the one with the mushrooms and grilled bell peppers I think. So decadent and delicious. And not too greasy. Especially for being a slider sized burger. All the flavors were perfectly balanced, and generously stacked. My only potential complaint? It was like $4 for one little slider. I love to cook---so I know you're also paying for a lot of love and care (and quality ingredients) and not just some assembly line cheeseburger. Still, feels a little steep....But not SO steep that I wouldn't do it again :) Just makes it more of a 'once in a while' kind of treat. read more

Delicious food truck. Their fries = THE BEST. Their burgers = Good. They use cheddar cheese, which I am a big fan of. If two sliders came in an order, they would be majorly winning. But 1 is cool -- it's a nice treat. If you see this truck in your area, stop by :) read more

Came to the NBC studio building on Sunset Blvd. looking for the Glowfish truck, this place was meh. Used good ingredients, the meat, cheese and vegetable combinations looked as though they would be more flavorful than they were. Ordered 'La Vie en Rose' which is Gruyere cheese and caramelized onions on a toasted Ciabatta bun grilled with thyme and Vermouth. How could anyone mess that up right? wrong. This burger was dry and lacked that certain something that an epic burger needs. Also got the Mood Indigo...thank god for this one, they saved patty wagon from a lower rating. Bacon, sauteed mushrooms, blue cheese. Not bad. Not the best blue cheese/bacon burger in my life, but hey, I am a very tough critic with a vast amount of experience from the burger capital of the world, Los Angeles. read more

Totally unimpressed. Borderline offended by the price in relation to the size of each "burger." Each "burger," or slider is the size of my palm and costs about $2.25-3.50 each! I thought the prices were the price of a regular burger, but I have to probably eat about at least 4 to be full, which means, I would be spending $15, including fries and a drink, to be full. $15 at a TRUCK??? I thought the whole point of trucks was that it's affordable and good? Whatever happened to those days? I would walk right past this truck if I saw it again. read more

Walked outside my office in Burbank and saw the Patty Wagon blasting awesome music from the 30's. As I approached I saw a random ironing board with a pot of flowers sitting on it. This intrigued me! I approached the owner (who was super friendly) and ordered myself a regular burger with rosemary garlic fries. The food was fantastic! I don't like to eat massive portions these days, so the mini burgers are great for me. The fries where crispy and very tasty. If you hear 30's music blasting in your neighborhood, look out the window for Patty Wagon and get yourself a bad ass burger. read more

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As of this review, I've eaten burgers from Patty Wagon 6 or 7 times, ordering 2 sliders each time. And I think it is excellent. The meat is not too lean and not too fatty and it's flavorful. And the flavor combinations of the various burgers are creative and work so well together that I enjoy it even when it has an ingredient I don't normally care for. The fact that the meat comes from grass fed cattle is also wonderful. I love having that option so accessible because of my principals on the subject. The sliders I enjoy ordering the most are the La Vie En Rose and the I Get A Kick Out of You. I eat the Rose first because its taste is more subtle compared to the Kick which has spicy peppers in it. I love both of these sliders. After eating them I want more but I'm full. I enjoy the sea salt fries too though if I were to make any additional comment about them I'd say they may be slightly salty for my taste. I haven't had the rosemary garlic fries yet but a friend I introduced the truck to recently ordered them and they smelled great so that's definitely in my face on the next visit. I've read several reviews here complaining about pricing. I have to say that I think complaining about their pricing is completely ridiculous for two reasons: 1) GRASS FED IS MORE EXPENSIVE! If you think you're getting the same meat raised the same way you're dreaming. You're paying for peace of mind that you can't get from standard grain fed and that's a fact. The meat comes from animals that are raised the way they should be rasied: naturally and humanely. And for that reason you have higher overhead. There is no two ways about it. In my opinion, nobody has a right to be surprised by the grass fed price and it's not fair to compare its price to other sliders. Actually I think it's absurd. 2) With the combinations that are offered, you can get 2 creative sliders, fries and drink for under $11 and be satisfied. How often do you go out and spend that for burger fries and a drink at a restaurant? Was it grass fed beef? A burger and fries at Denny's of all places can cost almost $8 and you don't get a drink. Huge difference? Not in price. If you've ever gone to a restaurant that serves gourmet burgers, prices beyond those from Patty Wagon are common, as you may remember, so let's stop discussing the price so much and get some perspective. It would have been really nice if the beef came from one of the many grass fed ranches that California has but that's not going to stop me from going and enjoying. read more

Delicious!! Pattywagon comes to our offices every other Friday... Most of our employees are healthy and love organic foods. They kept asking for a healthy food option, so when I read that Pattywagon made grass fed burgers we had to try them. Every one at work is really enjoying the food Pattywagon makes. Its been a great perk. Personally, I do not typically eat burgers, but these really are delicious. I've decided I eat Pattywagon burgers. Oh, and the fries are AMAZING. I love, love, love fries. read more

The PattyWagon was in Silverlake tonight, next to Trader Joes (they were here the other night but closed when drove by). I had the cheeseburger slider, and the Sunny Side Up. They were both EXCELLENT. As a picky burger eater that I am, I can safely say if you like burgers, you won't be disappointed with the PattyWagon. 2 Things I Hope: a) they hang out around Silverlake regularly; after all, the Trader Joe's here supposedly gets 30,000 customers a day (their stats) at this location, so there's a lot of traffic. b) I would love the PattyWagon to have a special deal for, say, those wanting to buy 3 sliders. Even a buck off for 3 would be cool. :) *****Update 3/28/10***** Literally the day after I posted this, they started offering $1 off if getting 3 sliders. Rock on!!! (Reading Yelp and being responsive is awesome.) This is a nice deal now, as you can essentially have a GREAT filling burger meal for $5.75+ (the "+" meaning a bit more if you're going for the specialty sliders). So for those who thought the food was great but slightly pricey as some have said here, I say, it's priced very well now if you want to make a meal out of it. I've now eaten here 3 times in a week, and look forward to more great burgers! read more

OK. so this review is waaaay late. Like a month late. But I think it says alot about the food if you are thinking about it that long after you actually ate it. I was able to convince the bf to drive to Fullerton so we could finally get our taste of grass-fed goodness. Man, was that the best idea for a Saturday night or what?! I had the La Vie En Rose and bf had the classic. Some fries and drinks rounded out the meal. I can just taste that messy goodness thinking about it. How can you go wrong with caramelized onions, Gruyere cheese, and a spanking hot patty?? Heaven! So good, you wish it were bigger! (which is why 2 more were ordered) As much as I love blue cheese, mushroom and bacon, which is why I chose the Mood Indigo, I think the La Vie En Rose was the star. Crispy fries where good, but I'm making mine garlic powered next time. The next time the truck is somewhat in my neck of the woods, I'll make sure to visit! read more

Worst food truck experience ever. Waited super long, and they skimped us on their expensive fries. After we mentioned to the employee about how little fries we got for 4 bucks, they just said, "ok" and offered us nothing. Our friends were served double the amount of fries. RUDE. They took a page out of Amy's Baking Company in Arizona. The hamburgers were so-so, nothing special. Go to In 'N Out instead folks, cheaper and better. read more

Food truck at a birthday party last night. I scarfed down the burger and fries, we had a choice of cheese or no cheese sliders. I went no cheese. Would love to try some of the other fun options. Vey yummy, salty goodness. read more

I had this for the first time at the LA Food Truck festival (approx 3.5 years back) and instantly fell in love with their sliders among the sea of other trucks. The grassfed beef is fantastic, and they have no issue accommodating the way I like to dress my burger (despite asking for items off-menu). If they have it on the truck, they'll throw it on a slider. No attitude here! Seriously, though, I love Burgers and wish they were in Hollywood more often as i'm too old now to go chasing after food trucks when I get a craving. Wish they had a storefront. read more

Beyond rude!! I came to Burbank's Friday Food Trucks at 5:30pm. Food truck was open. I walk up try to place an order and the older man attending the truck quickly stops me and says "No, we're not open. I don't have anyone here to help me so I cant help you." What? Why have the service door open? Not only was he rude, but a bad businessman. read more

Burgers are well made and super tasty -- we had a classic with cheese and a mood indigo (blue cheese). They are slider size so you will be hungry afterwards -- I'd eat at least two (was still hungry after). Was a good size for young kids. Fries were a bit odd and not to my personal taste, but I could see someone else liking them. They weren't exactly ribbon cut... reminded me more like Frito's, but longer and with potatoes rather than corn. We had to wait 20-25min although they were the single provider at a special event so, I'm guessing usually the lines aren't so long. But still seemed like they only had space to cook 4 burgers at a time at the speed they were coming. read more

First had Patty Wagon burgers at the Sunday Farmer's Market in Studio City opposite the CBS Studios, where they frequently park. I was hooked! Amazing quality and flavor. I visit them so often now the owner Matt knows my favorite plate - a classic cheese burger with double cheddar and a "Day at the Races" which has the applewood smoked cheese and horseradish sauce, sea salt fries and the ice cold Mexican Coke in the chilled glass bottle. It doesn't get much better than that! Thanks Matt! See you in a few days as usual. read more

O....M.....MUTHAEFFIN'... G! Run. Don't walk. #5 You are my everything (it was) + Rosemary Garlic fries. Hamburgers were topped with homemade pickles. I HATE pickles, but these thing were like crack vineger. Thinking of going back for seconds. Run. read more

So here's the deal. I am a clean eater and don't eat junk food or fast food at all. It gets exhausting preparing every last thing that goes into my body so the PattyWagon is my treat and a break from all my shopping, kitchen prepping, and cooking. I eat a fairly strict Paleo diet and stay as far away from toxic grain fed factory farmed meat as possible. Grass fed animals are a completely different product with regards to nutrition, health, sustainability, and humaneness (watch Food Inc. and King Corn). If people were more informed, they would likely make the switch. It may cost more, but it's way more nutrient dense and come on people....it's your body....your temple! People spend more on their purses, clothes, hair, weed, etc. than what they put in their bodies to keep them well and disease free. Makes no sense. Anyhow, off my soap box. There are several trucks that roll by my place of work in Burbank but this is the only one I frequent. They happily accommodate my request for lettuce wrapped sliders...no bun....no fries.....no canola or soy based mayo. I have tried many of their interesting varieties but I think the jalapeno is my favorite as I am a lover of the heat. The burgers are juicy and fresh and I like knowing they make an effort to support local farmers (they showcase the farms where they source their produce). If you are in the mood for burgers, grab some from the PattyWagon. nutrition, humanity, and sustainability aside, the burgers are just damn good. read more

This place is delicious. The burgers were incredibly appetizing. The grass fed beef was especially tasty, but they pay great attention to detail even on such small burgers. The French fries were super good as well. Fresh cut, double fried, and optional rosemary and garlic (which I highly recommend). Definitely visit if you have a chance! read more

I am definately a huge fan! After a late nigh at work--I was more than anxious to go home--when I spot Pattywagon in front of our building. I consider myself a foodie--but I haven't really experienced anything from this new wave of truck foods. So--I decided to give it a once over, hoping to find something I could sneak onto the train for the ride home. I placed an order for 1 mini cheeseburger and an order of the fries tossed with rosemary and salt. 5 minutes later--I was drooling! The fries were very thinly sliced to a crisp and tender mound of perfection. Throw in the rosemary and the their organic homemade ketchup--and I honestly could have easily ordered 2 more servings and made a meal of it. Their burger was also great. Seasoned perfectly. I live in Long Beach, and I know they may never make their way down that far south since they seem to stick to the general hollywood area--but I sure do hope they show up in downtown more often. read more

As good as anything I've had on a food truck EVER. The marbled rye patty melt was as good as it gets. read more

Very, very good specialty burgers. Almost took off a star for small size, but what they lack in size the make up for on taste. Love the fries too, make sure to try the garlic rosemary salt. read more

I must say I was a bit skeptical of paying $3.75 for a mini burger. But I scooped out of my pocket my money and put my bet on la vie en rose. Can I say wow? It's a burger topped with melted gruyere, caramelized onions, and fresh thyme and vermouth. All I can say is can I order a grande size version? Nevertheless, I went back and got a another round. Good stuff! read more

Exiting off the 134 freeway, I noticed parked on Brand and Milford a food truck. So I parked nearby and walked to this food truck, and much to my surprise the truck was playing music from the big band era circa 1930's and 1940's. I ordered two burgers because all their burgers are sliders. The two burgers were called "classics" and I ordered them with cheddar. Pretty darn good food, kinda pricey considering the sliders were together $6. I asked him when he was coming back to glendale, and he told me next week. "Good," I told him. read more

Overpriced!! $5.00 per itty bitty slider that was too small for a meal, so you have to buy two. $5.00 for a small portion of fries. Don't waste your time or your money here. read more

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PattyWagon has been an intriguing truck to me for some time, with their grass-fed mini burgers and all their talk about how "healthy" their burgers are. While waiting for the Kogi truck, I had an opportunity to try one of their burgers, the La Vie en Rose (their special that day) and an order of fries. The burger, simply put, was cooked medium well - to well done. That completely ruins it for me. The fries were fresh out of the fryer. I have to say they are more like potato chips in texture though, as they're like flattened french fries. read more

I knew it would be good. I just didn't realize how good! I was very happy to see the PattyWagon Truck in my neck of the woods (Granada Hills). This was my 2nd attempt as they were already shut down the first time around. I happily ordered the combo with I Get a Kick Out of You and La Vie En Rose sliders with the rosemary garlic fries. First, the guy who took my order was a sweetheart. Didn't catch his name but he was a riot. Second, the wait wasn't too horrid. And third, the sliders were so yummy! I did prefer the toasted hamburger roll to their ciabatta roll though...note to self! Can't wait to return! Thank you mystery order-taking man and PattyWagon! read more

I love burgers and fries! So I was excited to see PattyWagon roll up to our office building. When perusing their menu, all their burgers sound so amazing and flavorful. They also use grass fed beef, thus I was expecting a juicy patty. I ordered the "I Get a Kick Out of You" (Roasted jalapenos, pancetta, provolone cheese, and mayo on a toasted hamburger roll) and "Mood Indigo" (Bleu cheese, bacon, caramelized onions, sauteed mushrooms on a toasted ciabatta roll). The toppings had great flavor, I loved the roasted jalapenos and the bleu cheese/bacon combo. However, the meat was bland, super dry and tough to eat. The burgers were slider size, which I didn't mind since I got to try two different kinds. I was so disappointed with the how the meat was prepared especially after reading all these stellar reviews. I will say, the fries were deliciously thin and crispy. I got them tossed with garlic and rosemary, however, I could not really taste either. They also accept credit cards but they add a 10% surcharge, which made my order come to over $12. Man, I could have ordered 2 double double cheeseburgers from In-n-Out. read more

Last week I headed out to what seems to be the lunch spot in the Valley for trucks- CBS Studios off Radford to hit up the Kogi truck. By the time we got there, the line @ Kogi was too long to be doable for the time alloted for lunch so I went for a couple of the other trucks there. First I hit the Patty wagon and ordered the La Vie En Rose burger. It was a perfect size for someone like me who was only going to take 1 bite of it for lunch and another for dinner. It was packed full of carmelized onions which I love and it melded well with the gruyere cheese and the burger. Nice flavor combo. It was much tastier than some of the other burgers I have gotten off some other trucks even if it is a mini burger. All in all it was pretty good. read more

Holy crap, amazing food. These burgers were SOOOOO fresh and the blend of unique ingredients really set them apart from the other trucks. If you see them people, do yourself a favor and drop $3 and try these amazing little gems. Great, now I am craving one...damn! read more

Great burgers and combinations of flavors well refined and definitely worth the money. If only I was still living in LA.... These guys know what they're doing and they do it well. The burgers always come out hot. My only complaint is that once my food was a bit over-salted. Overall great for a quick bite though. read more

4 stars for a 3 bite burger. Good quality ingredients and a nice flavor. read more

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