Gourmand Vagabond Food truck can be best described as fusion sandwiches on wheels. They just do 3…read morekinda Sandwiches. Roast beef, Chicken Vindaloo & Ham sandwich. The ingredients are fresh and the sandwiches taste yummm, my favorite being the Chicken Vindaloo sandwich. Just one thing, even though its called vindaloo, it has nothing to do with the actual Indian vindaloo dish. Nevertheless its tasty. Sandwiches are 9 bucks each (including taxes) and you can get a salad and a beverage (gazpacho, strawberry juice) for 14 bucks. The take cards too. Food : Good Service :Fast Ambiance : It's a Food Truck Worth the price : Yes

I had wanted to try raclette for some time now, so when the Boîte à Fromages food truck stopped by…read moremy neighbourhood, I jumped on the occasion. It was dinner time and there was a big line up. I think the owners we still training part of the team, but some more experienced members were working at a fast pace. We ordered the classic raclette (8$), which consists of roasted potatoes covered in melted Oka cheese and topped with cornichons and pickled silverskin onions. The truck had about 4 wheels of cheese melting on rotation, but I don't think it was enough to keep up with their own popularity. We received 2 scrapes of cheese. The first wave of melting goodness looked great (but very pale); the second one was barely soft. As a result, the relatively small amount of melted cheese cooled down rapidely and didn't coat the potatoes as well as expected. Also, the latter were a bit dry. Overall a good experience, but the limitations of the food truck and the overwhelming crowd somewhat lessened it. Anyhow, I am now a raclette fan! Update: props to the girl who sent out our order - she was still working at 11 PM yesterday! What a trooper!

I heard about this new type of poutine awhile ago, with raclette cheese and grelot potatoes. We had…read morethe food truck for a private event and the concept is fun, the owners were very friendly and good service. As for the food, the cheese was very good and loaded with merguez and beef so overall poutine was delicious. It was nice to try a new type of poutine but the classic fries and gravy is the hard to beat. If you that food truck you wont be disappointed by the quality of the ingredients and the melted cheese miam. A bit pricey but worth trying it! Thanks to the BOITE A FROMAGE for the great private event!

Yummy burger, if a little on the spendy side. I suppose that the price is fair considering that…read morethey took the time to load their truck up and drive through Montreal traffic just so that I could have the street food experience, but $15 for a small cheeseburger, a bag of possibly homemade chips, and a shake is hard to swallow "for what it is" Maybe it's about location, location, location; their truck was parked nearby to three burger restaurants so despite their delicious burger it was nothing that couldn't be had elsewhere cheaper. If, on the other hand, they're parked nowhere near a burger joint and you're "jonesing" for a sandwich that Jughead Jones himself would love, then go eat their burgers; they're delicious.

I had their burger at the Jean Talon Market. Takes the prize for the most disgusting burger in…read moreMontreal. I threw away half of it. Gross.

I attended Monkland village's yearly festival and immediately zoomed to this food truck due to from…read moreprevious reviews. Also I'm truly a sucker for pulled pork sandwiches. The price-tag was decent, only $6! So I grabbed one and got some lemonade to go with it.... and disappointed would be an understatement after my first bite. Sure it looked appealing with lots of meat but the taste/sauce was pretty plain to me. It lacked character and emotion... ultimately I felt forced to eat so mediocre and once I ended up halfway into the sandwich... look at that... no more meat... just lots of salad leafs though? I've had a lot of pulled pork in my life and this didn't hold its ground at all. And the lemonade? It was pretty watered down. This was shameful. I consequently helped myself to some homemade lemonade down the street at Ben & Jerry's... which was made completely in front of me. Delicious.... Perhaps a bad day but not a good experience. All in all, a solid 2.

Food: The pulled pork sandwich is amazing! The meat is cooked to perfection, enough tendon but…read morestill holds its consistency, mixed with just enough sauce and accompanied by a small amount of lettuce, just enough to keep the bun moist until the last bite. The addition of lettuce also adds an extra "crunch" factor at each bite, DELICIOUS! Service: Quick, nice, and gave tons of napkins for the drippings hihi Price: Well worth the price!

I needed a dessert to finish my food truck meal and hey, whaddaya know.... there was an ice cream…read moretruck to enjoy! Chef Martin Juneau and his team at Pastaga (love their brunch if anyone is looking for a good brunch spot) have created Monsieur Crémeux, a bar all about slushies and soft serve ice cream. They do vanilla ice cream and then offer different augmentations to said ice cream - in the form of different sundaes or a Mont Blanc. I decided to go for the pecans, maple bites and maple syrup sundae. Off the bat, the soft serve vanilla ice cream is killer. Nice soft silky texture with a great vanilla flavour. Great base to add some sweeter additions. The maple and pecan crunch added some nice contrast to the smooth ice cream and the maple syrup... well it's maple syrup people. You all know what that adds to a sundae. Just a great sundae - the perfect summer treat as you walk around downtown taking in the sights and sounds. Cheers!

We visited their food trucks during the Premiers Vendredis at the Olympic Stadium. We took one…read moreslush each and they were food. My boyfriend took a Lime and Jack Tonic slush. We asked if it contains alcohol and the answer is no! Therefore it is kid friendly! Yay for that. But it does taste like the cocktail. I took the blueberry one and it looks like it contains real blueberries inside. However, my boyfriend thought it tastes like raspberries. We have yet to try their ice cream. They looked really nice and the staff was also extremely friendly and helpful with our questions! 4/5 starts because the slush were not extraordinary.

I never figured that a croissant sandwich labelled "vegetarian" would draw my attention. Wow was it…read morepacked with flavor! My first taste of "Fous" happened at the food truck gathering last friday. It was the first truck I ordered from since it was right by the entrance and there was no line up -perhaps it was the anticipation build up and my hunger that helped turn this 7$ croissant into of the one best light snacks I've ever had. Yes, it's pricey, although this is something I'd only have at special events. There's something fun about ordering from a truck! I was hoping they would serve up their classic ham or bacon creations but I opted for the mediterranean (sundried tomatoes, ricotta cheese, basil) which was a perfect mix. The croissant is nice and flakey on the outside, tender and buttery inside- Great blend of salty and sweet. I'm looking forward to trying more from their menu, this is a must if you're visiting the food truck event at the Olympic Stadium, I love how light and flavorful this is, leaving room for all the other trucks on my to-eat check list. Bonus: they take debit/credit cards.

I had no idea that they would be at festival Gueule D'Érable! I just saw the word BACON on the…read moretruck so that's where I went right away and then found out I had just eaten at their resto a month back. We got the large maple poutine to share! The bacon was very crispy and some not so not so it made for a nice texture. The cheese which they give a lot of was cold and Fresh and the gravy wasn't dark wasn't light it was just right. I can't wait to try more things on their menu as this time They only had a a few option and had a maple theme To go with the festival.

The Schnitzel Truck was at the St Jean festivities at Millenium Park today. My husband tried the…read moreSchnitzel burger which came with fries and a spicy mayo. He said he wished that the burger was cooked just a tiny bit more, but that it was still really tasty. I tried some of his fries and I really enjoyed the taste, especially when paired with the spicy mayo. *The kind business owners have told us it wasn't cooked as much because it's a sandwich, not a burger, so my husband misspoke when he told me what he had ordered! My apologies! Thank you for your kind help!

While I am sorry I couldn't find more of an official website other than their Facebook page, I am…read moreSO glad we discovered this Food Truck during St Jean festivities today. They were among four food trucks at Millenium Park in Dorval. I ordered the rib poutine, which the server seemed extremely happy about and said "I recommend it! It's a good choice!" Sure, that may be due to the fact that it was one of the most expensive menu items, but after trying it, I understand why. It is packed with meat. It was so, so, so delicious. I had a hard time deciding between that and their quesadillas, so now I have a reason to keep track of where they will be next! I posted a photo of the menu they had today, so you can see more of what they offer. I will definitely want to try more of their food.