Wow, wow, wow! We had an event at work and this was one of the food trucks that fed us. I ordered…read morethe Pulled Pork Bowl. OMG, it was utterly, completely, overwhelmingly, delectable. I will travel for this food truck, I HAVE to have that Pulled Pork Bowl again. I have to bring friends so they can partake in its delightful deliciousness. Now, about the Keto. Having been on Keto in the past and studied Keto in depth I can say with certainty that the Pulled Pork Bowl is most definitely not Keto. Onions and the sauce throw it under the Keto bus, it might have sweet pickles on it too, which of course are loaded with carbs, but I might be mistaken as the pickles may be dill. But seriously, if you're looking for a filling, taste sensation that is somewhat low carb, try the Pulled Pork Bowl. You will be happy that you did.

Best keto food truck in the world. Can't beat their blend of comfort food flavors made for low-carb…read morediets. Their breaded chicken is the bomb. Try it on their healthy noodle with their special marinara/pesto blend, in the Asian chicken salad, or just as chicken fingers. Follow their social media accounts to find out where they will be serving next. I guess you can get regular food too, but that's not how I eat.

We had our annual event on October 8th at the Edmonds Waterfront Center with Shooby Doo catering as…read morethe food vendor. The Waterfront Center has them as an exclusive contract so we had no choice but to use this caterer. We signed up with them back in 2020 believing that we would have an in-person event in 2021 but the Delta virus made us have to do a virtual event. Shooby-doo refused to refund our significant down-payment, so we were stuck with them for a future opportunity. Which we utilized them, as I said, on October 8th 2022. The tasting that we did those years ago was absolutely wonderful. The food was quite delicious. And that team worked with us to make sure that we would have a really good selection of food items to meet all pallets, allergies, and so forth. Thus, the food is quite expensive. The major issue that we had with this company is that we are a non-profit organization and have to abide by state guidelines in regard to serving alcohol. It was almost impossible to work with Scooby-Doo on this issue because they had really bad information that they kept telling us was accurate. It was not good. It took weeks on end to finally get them to deal with the state directly and understand that we were correct and we would not do anything that would potentially jeopardize our nonprofit status. In the end it was resolved well but the frustration that we were put through is still something that has a scab on the wound. One expects for someone who is providing a service that particularly has to meet state guidelines would know what they are doing and what they are talking about. And not asking us to work in a gray area. And that's what we were told over and over again. "Just work in the gray area", but like I said it was finally resolved. One other minor thing that was aggravating but we dealt with quickly was them wanting us to get more alcohol than we needed. We got what we knew we needed and still had a few bottles left over. And the only other minor aggravation was they didn't know their full contract the evening of when everything was said and done. They thought we were supposed to be out of the building at 10:00 p.m. but we were actually scheduled to be out by midnight. Again it got resolved but it was something else to add to a more stressful moment in time. Now on to the good stuff: The night of the event was extraordinary. Their employees had everything set up in advance as it was supposed to be and the venue looked amazing. They were so friendly, accommodating, and easy to work with. They literally catered to our every need asking questions along the way to make sure that we were satisfied before our guests even arrived. The staff members were amazing. The food was out of the ballpark extraordinary. People absolutely loved the food. We had a double-sided buffet in order to make things would go smooth and quickly. I'm glad we opted for that rather than having them serve the dishes. It worked well. I'm absolutely sure that we would never use Shooby Doo again for our agency events, because of the massive issues we had with them in the beginning. However, I do think they would be good for things that are not related to being a non-profit: Like weddings, birthdays, small corporation celebrations, and such. If you're considering Shooby Doo to cater your nonprofit organization, be careful, be warned, and make sure you check everything, especially the legality around alcohol service. Also, know and monitor the contract so that you know exactly what's in it. While the service was excellent the night of, and the food was extraordinary, the price tag on this event was far more than we anticipated. We recognize that food costs are up and inflation is a nightmare but this is a very expensive catering service. Scooby-Doo gets a five star on the food quality and the evening of service. They get a one star on the knowledge on working with nonprofits, or at least with our non-profit. They get a negative 5 for not allowing us to get our down-payment back when the Delta virus came and shut everything down for everyone. I feel they should have offered it back with perhaps a small penalty but they did not so we were forced to have to use them a couple years later. I thought that was absolutely ridiculous. I told them that I would give an honest review. And this review is that.

We recently hosted an event at the Waterfront Center in Edmonds, an exquisite venue. Unfortunately,…read moreour experience with Shooby Doo catering left much to be desired. Despite hearing positive feedback about them, we were disappointed with both the service and the pricing. While the food itself was satisfactory, the service fell short of our expectations. The staff, particularly the head staff member, displayed below-average professionalism and a snarky attitude. Additionally, the setup did not align with what was agreed upon and promised beforehand. Despite planning for 90 guests, the seating arrangements only accommodated 64, causing inconvenience and dissatisfaction among attendees. During the event, the catering staff were conspicuously absent, leaving us to pick up the slack and handle tasks that should have been their responsibility. Adding to our frustration was the unexpected 23% additional fee, which the catering company failed to justify adequately. When questioned about this fee, we were met with vague explanations about covering costs, which left us feeling misled because they also leave room for minimum of 16% tip that must be paid BEFORE experiencing their service. You do the math. Overall, while the venue itself was stunning, the experience with Shooby Doo catering staff left a lot to be desired. The combination of subpar service, unexplained fees, and high pricing makes it difficult to recommend their services to others. You still have to use them if you have an event at the Waterfront. Don't get the chocolate cookies, or the deviled eggs on toast. If you go for the fruit plate, this cost us $1,710 plus tax. ($19 a person). The empanadas were yummy, the beef sliders were finished, and people complimented the salmon in puff pastry.

First time trying sugar and spoon. AMAZING, CREAMY, LOVE THE WORKERS YAZZZ. I got the Oreo dough…read moreand icecream

While on a walk with my boys in Edmonds, we happened upon this food truck. I had already planned on…read moregetting them ice cream to distract them from a disappointing afternoon. While reading the menu, I asked the young lady, "How much is this?" I hadn't even seen the pricing on the "menu." She said, "A single is $6, a double is..." and went on listing the prices for the various sizes. The menu says: Step One: Pick a flavor. Step Two: Pick a size. Step Three: Add ice cream. I said, "So it's like a cookie with the ice cream on top?" The young lady agreed. I said, "Okay, we'll get singles of whatever my boys pick for flavor." We got cookie dough in probably 2 oz bowls... with NO ice cream. I was confused, and despite my 14-year-old begging me not to, I went back and asked, "So... was this supposed to have ice cream?" She said, "No, that's extra." I looked back at the board, the three clearly stated steps, and said, "What? Are you sure? It says Step One, Step Two, Step Three." Even she looked confused. She explained, "If you look by 'Add Ice Cream,' there's an extra charge." In utter bewilderment, I discovered that, in approximately 1/2-inch font in a color swatch only slightly darker than the background, there was a tiny "+3" hiding underneath the ice cream scoop image. I can tell you, the Karen that lives inside us all wanted to make her presence known regarding the false advertising of serving cookie dough in a bowl WITHOUT ice cream on a hot summer day. But she did not. Karen was suppressed, and we quietly ate our bowls of edible cookie dough sans ice cream. 0/5 stars for expectations. 2/5 stars (and that's generous) for the dough itself. It was SUPER sweet. So sweet, in fact, that two out of my three boys didn't finish theirs, and we really needed that $2 Kirkland water bottle they were selling just to wash it down. My 14-year-old human garbage disposal gave it 5 stars, but the 11-year-old gave it 1 star, and the 9-year-old gave it 3 stars... so they average out to 2 stars overall.

I hired truck for event! Really glad I did I was given…read morechoices on service Everyone was thrilled

We had All City Ice Cream come out to our Summer Day Camp and it was amazing! Professional,…read morefriendly and with nearly 100 kids and staff being served it was quick (and delicious)! thank you again!!

Amanda no showed for a non profit event despite confirming 4 days earlier that she would be there…read more She didn't even have the courtesy to call and let us know after we had promoted her business. I'd recommend looking elsewhere for your event needs so you aren't left hanging. I would also suggest spending your money with folks who care about supporting their community as it seems this isn't her first time not showing on non profits based on the reviews On Google.

Disappointed mainly because they didn't have much ice so I couldn't get a blended drink and they…read morehad no pastries. It was disappointing and expensive for a chocolate milk and a slightly warm iced mocha. They did their best. But they shouldn't show stuff if they aren't offering it. Just disappointing. Would have higher reviews if they had more items and price for chocolate milk wasn't so high. I do understand they didn't know how it would go and didn't want pastries to go bad.