Edit: Received this…read morecompliment from the owner, calling my review phony and re-assuring me how great his food is: "All we have to say to this phony review is "Voted best burger in WNY by Yelp 2014". It's pb&bj=WTF" Not a good way to respond to criticism in my opinion, so I'm adding it to the review and also lowering from 2 stars to 1 star based on the accusation that my 100% honest review was "phony". Actually should have been a 3 originally because I almost never rate family-owned businesses less than 3 out of common courtesy. Having said that most family businesses don't come out and call me a liar. Also based on that response, I definitely won't be giving it the benefit of the doubt and giving it another try, regardless of how much some of my friends, or the people of WNY, or the owner himself, loves the food here. ***** I had a seizure when I tried this food. My friend suggested they change their name to Foaming Buffalo because one taste and I was foaming at the mouth in disgust. But seriously, no. I really, really, really don't like this place. I had half a burger - which compared to Vizzi's or Ruzzine's or Mooney's (or even a Big Mac) was very disappointing. I had my own order of "Buffalo Poutine" because it sounded so exciting! And it was so damn expensive too grr. So Buffalo Poutine is basically... really bad french fries that taste like frozen oven fries. Really bad crumbly bleu cheese on top of them. That tastes awful. And then some very sharp tasting Frank's Hot Sauce poured all over them. The end. I couldn't taste any butter in the sauce at all. It tasted (a) awful, (b) lazy, and (c) how much did I pay for this omg? And so because of the price and the very high rating from everyone else and how thoroughly disappointed I was, I have to give them an awful rating. I've said this again and again but Buffalo food trucks are reeeeally not that good in the main and they're also very overrated (Lloyd's, I'm looking squarely at you). I'm not one of those people who thinks that food trucks are automatically a lower standard than restaurants. I LOVE food trucks. Nobody loves them more, I might even say. My 2nd fave place to eat in Seattle and in San Diego: food trucks. A Taco Bus and German Mariscos Taco Truck more specifically. And Tazo Nazo in Columbus. Omg one of the best ever. And then there's the Halal Carts, especially Sammy's, and Biryani Cart, all in NYC. Some of my fave places in Rochester and Philly are trucks. My fave in Pitt? India On Wheels food truck! Cleveland? SETI's baby! I am used to getting incredible food from trucks. So I have the same standards for trucks as I do from non-trucks. And I like dirt-cheap regular places and dirt-cheap trucks, it's not about how fancy it is. But no. It didn't do it for me. At all. I might even say that for all I care, this truck should go Roaming from Buffalo and stay Roaming. PS The star attractions here are a Bison Burger (I can never bring myself to eat Bison meat or pay $8 for another bad burger from here), and a WTF burger (which is a PB & J burger - edit - the owner is annoyed that I said PB & J instad of PB & BJ. Sincere apologies). Let me just make this clear. I think PB & J is awful, I think the fact that it's a legitimate sandwich and/or meal here is awful, and every time I see it on a menu I roll my eyes. Why not serve "Kraft Mac N Cheese" burgers then? How about a "Brownie" burger? (More awful American things I can't stand). So you get the idea. No, I'm not going to try their 2 specialty burgers because then I'd probably end up lowering it to a 1. The regular burger gets a 3, the poutine gets a 2, and the fact that it's so overpriced and overrated evens out to a 2 overall.

After finally getting a chance to come back here to try their Bison burger, this review gets an…read moreoverdue update. You ever crave a perfect burger from a truck? Roaming Buffalo has the solution. Not only do they grill a perfect cow, but the BISON burger they sometimes have is mouth-shatteringly delicious. It's lean, scrumptious and even a bit healthier. Sure, you pay a premium price for it, but at $8 -- it's still a steal. The husband and wife owners who run this truck are great people as well. Valerie, who takes care of the orders is really friendly and her energy gets you excited for the food. Christopher, the chef -- is a true burger maestro. Their PB & Bacon Jam takes them 8+ hours to prepare and he put some of it on the bison burger, along with some tomatoes, onions and lettuce. The tomatoes I tasted were very flavorful and the other vegetables tasted very fresh. The PB & Bacon Jam is a great condiment for the burger, but only if it's cooked medium rare, otherwise it tastes a bit too dry for me. If you haven't had a chance to get a burger from here, you're missing out. Roaming Buffalo does it right.

Absolutely delicious hot dogs with fun specialty dogs. It was hard to decide on what to order since…read morethe sandwiches also sounded amazing! I got the impractical dog and a classic dog. Both came out super fast and piping hot. Will definitely be going back to try more!

To be frank, you need to make hot dogs and run a street cart downtown. To be frank, you probably…read moreneed to change your name legally. To be frank, I really don't like these hot dogs. I'm a massive fan of all forms of hot dogs, whether it's standard fare like Ted's, or bizarre concoctions like Zunzi in Savannah, Georgia. Frank Gourmet just falls short for me. It did absolutely nothing for me. There was nothing gourmet about it and I didn't particularly enjoy it. I understand that it's making very interesting combinations and it's trying to offer dogs from all over the country. But the LA street dog (wrapped in bacon) tastes nothing like the LA dogs (not even one tenth as good, not even close), and the others have a similar story. I guess I am spoiled. You'd be better spending your money at one of the other downtown food carts, although if you fancy a hot dog there isn't really anything horribly wrong with these dogs either. It's better than Lloyd's Taco Truck. But then that's not saying much.

Not to be confused with Trood F*** Fridays, which is something else, and I have no idea what. Nor…read moredo I wish to. OK, I wish to. Food Truck Friday's pisses all over TGI Friday's from a great height, but then who wouldn't, given the chance and vantage point to do so. It's always pretty awesome when they have these food truck festivals in Buffalo. Buffalo is really beginning to be a cool place lately for this kind of event. The problem is the selection of food trucks in this particular city is awfully hipster and is about twice the price of the best trucks in New York City and is absolutely toilet standard. So I can't give them more than four stars but the concept and organization and breadth and scope of this thing is definitely Five Star level.

Food truck Friday at the Marriott was fabulous this past Friday. I enjoyed the fantastic live band…read morealong with a multitude of culinary deliciousness ranging from tacos to bbq to pizza and then ice cream, cookies and cake. I did pay $2 for entry which goes to a local charity. I enjoyed a scoop of ice cream, great music and fantastic summer weather.

Twice a year my company hires food trucks for an lol employee event and we decided to have Pizza…read moreAmore back. They showed up early to get the preorders for our customer service staff taken care of first and they did an excellent job with entertaining us and great conversation to our staff. The ingredients were fresh and delicious. We were impressed that they had the pizza coming out of the oven so fast and down to perfection. I recommend everyone try them out. My favorite was the calzone pizza!

Ordered pizza ahead of time. It was ready on time. The pepperoni is our go to and never…read moredisappoints. We tried the hot honey and it was good but messy. I think it could have been presented better but probably won't order again.

They are very unreliable in terms of being open as a brick and mortar business. Our small community…read morekept them a float during covid and they've gone down hill ever since. It's a shame. Now they're going to the 3F club and that's members only. What a joke. Luckily, we have other pizza places in the area such as Billy Mac's,, Vincenzo's, The Little Bakery and Favorite's that are reliable in terms of business hours and service.

Customer service was AWESOME! Good conversation while standing in line and I only was waiting for…read moreabout 4 minutes TOPS. Especially considering I had this when I went to food truck Tuesday I have to say that is impressive. You absolutely MUST to try the Shrimp'Po Boy. It may not look the best in my photo but you will NOT be disappointed. I was little weary of the sauce at first but it had a nice spicy/butter kick to it. I was very pleased! It filled me up too. Looking at the pricing at a glance seems unreasonable but once you taste the food and see the portions you'll see the prices are justifiable. They have a pretty extensive menu. I have even seen some veggie friendly options. The specials change daily so don't be afraid to try something new. ;)

Gave this food truck another chance because they offered me 2 free menu items. Welp 2 years later I…read moredecided to try it agin but this time it was at the Green Acre farm on Latta road. Thank you Jim for honoring my 2 free meals, they were delicious. So much better than my first experience. I got the lobster quesadillas, lobster, melted cheese with a dipping sauce, pico and lime. This was my favorite. I got the lemon butter lobster roll. Very good, full of lobster chunks. Lastly they threw in some lobster bisque, it was so good. It was full of lobster chunks and potatoes. I will definitely be back sooner than 2 years later. lol! Thanks again Jim for making my second experience worth it.

Visited while they were in Niagara Falls this weekend and had a great experience. The employees…read morewere professional and my garlic butter lobster roll came out hot and pretty quick (in just a few minutes). It was loaded with lobster and flavor, and I appreciated that it came in a cardboard box and wrapped in paper since we ate outside. I look forward to coming back again!

I love that the campus food truck stops in front of the health sci library every week day. I've…read moreonly just ordered the buffalo Mac from there. Portion is on the bigger side. The hot sauce made it flavorful but the Mac itself is kinda tasteless. Has a lot of potential if they reconsider seasonings. Came to a little over 7 bucks. Probably try something else when I stress eat/study on campus again. Big blue: south campus Little blue: north campus

Their food is great don't get me wrong, and I've had this numerous time since they've opened this…read moresemester. Ofcourse because I really liked it. I'd usually get the Mac and cheeses, but recently i finish class at 11:00 and don't feel like eating cheesy Mac and cheese and wanted to try the loaded tots. I'm a huge fan of tater tots but I asked them to swap out the bacon to grilled chicken for me. The grilled chicken had bits of bacon in it. This never happened when i would get the grilled chicken with my chicken Caprese. So I thought it was maybe a mistake so I asked them to remake it and guess what? Bacon bits again in my grilled chicken. That felt terrible as a Muslim who can't eat bacon. I threw out the food but here's a picture of the bacon bits in my food and i don't know how many consumed before I noticed. This is so disheartening.

The food is delicious you can't go wrong with anything on the menu it's all great! The people and…read moreservice are amazing. 10/10 recommend!

From the owner: Simply Loaded is a food trailer located in Buffalo NY owned by local family. The menu consists of…read moreunique food combinations served over crispy French fries. Although loaded fries are our main attraction, the menu consists of other loaded recipes like sandwiches, desserts and drinks uniquely made with the creativity of the owner. With diverse and freshly prepared dishes carefully curated Simply Loaded will garner a loyal following amongst foodies and those alike.