I've had a few burgers from this truck over the past couple of months. All of their burger patties…read moreare 1/3 pound and served on a buttered brioche bun. On my first visit, I ordered the Baconmeister. It was described with bacon ground into the beef mix for the patty and topped with bacon, so yes, I wanted it. I told them I didn't want any toppings so I could "taste the meat." I think this confused them because they left off the veggies and cheese but also left off the bacon!!! I told them about this the second time I ordered the Baconmeister. They apologized and gave me free day-time weekday Summerfest tickets. This time the burger was topped with everything. I didn't want to risk losing the bacon. The patty was pretty good. It was well-seasoned but I didn't notice the bacon. The bacon on top of the patty made up for it. I was also surprised that they put the lettuce, tomato and onion under the patty. The taste buds are on my tongue, not the roof of my mouth. I don't want to taste veggies first (after the bun), I want to taste the burger. I took the veggies off anyway this time, so I could try and focus on the patty. Both times the patty was cooked a bit above medium, so when I unwrapped the burger, there were burger juices flowing out. I like that. The fries were fresh cut and seasoned well, so I enjoyed them even though they were on the soggy side. I guess the trick is to fry them more then once for crispiness but then you risk unpleasant color on the fries and potentially unpleasant taste. Not sure how to make the the happy medium other than constantly changing the oil, but that can be costly and cumbersome. I'll leave that to the pros to figure out. For $9, this burger included chips or fries and a drink, so good value. This was in mid-June. I noticed their prices went up a buck last week or the week before, so I passed on them, but today the prices were back to the original prices from my first 2 visits. Game on. Today I ordered the Garlicmeister. Had my eye on it for a while. A garlic-herbed butter is spread over the patty. I lifted the top bun and saw finely minced garlic all over it. Yes! Watch out butter burgers, garlic butter burgers are my new preference for naughtiness! The burger patty was still well-seasoned and the minced garlic butter added a great dimension. If I get this again, I'll add bacon. I might not try again because they changed the fries today. Last month fresh cut seasoned fries. Today battered (I presume frozen) and seasoned fries. They were fine, but I don't like the texture of battered fries. They don't feel like potatoes. They don't taste like potatoes to me. They were crispier than the fresh cut fries and I'll assume that's what they were going for, but I prefer the fresh cut they made last month. I may ask for a discounted price and skip the fries and drink next time. Seems silly to buy a bag of chips from a food truck when I can get those anywhere. Burgermeister also features a special burger of the month, or week, or day. I forget. Today's was a French Onion Burger with caramelized onions, gryere and asiago cheese for $11. $10 is my threshold for lunch, so I passed. Burgermeister provides great customer service. They really hustle on that truck and they make good burgers. Worth checking out if you haven't already.

When I heard that Milwaukee tool on Lisbon had a bunch of Milwaukee food trucks on the property I…read morewent over for lunch to check out what was going on. It turns out that it was some sort of employee appreciation thing where they hand you red tickets to use on any truck, yah I totally crashed there lunch but I didn't pretend to be an employee and paid for my lunch. I almost had a problem since it was a private event there was no cash drawer, she had to ask if cash was ok and realized they have no change so I think she gave me change from her own pocket to take care of me. I tried to spread the word at work but no one had the balls to crash the event, there words for the most part. My thoughts are that if you see 8 popular Milwaukee street food trucks in a strange place or business stop and check it out. It was a tough choice because all the trucks were all the trucks I would like to try but a gourmet burger from burgermeister sounded good. I opted for the bacon burgermeister, $7 and no frys. The bacon burgermeister didn't look very gourmet, see my picture. It was a bun with a beef patty, bacon, cheddar cheese, shredded lettuce, diced onion and a slice of tomatoe. The bun was very disappointing because it reminded me of your average back yard BBQ burger bun dense/hard, gourmet should be an outstanding bun in my opinion. The lettuce was just regular iceberg and gourmet should have a better option. The diced onion did not work either because it was falling out with each bite. The bacon was razor thin so there was a minor taste of bacon. The one thing I liked was the beef patty because it had great flavor and if the other items were geared towards gourmet this would have been a good burger. I don't understand all the 4 and 5 stars that this truck is getting so I was expecting something mind blowing or at least better than average. To my Yelp friends who have higher star ratings, I'm just being honest with today's visit and the pictures have been posted to back up my review. Overall I was not impressed with the baconmeister from the gourmet truck and I was expecting more and I'm not saying it was bad. The baconmeister was an ok burger for what it was and it looked like an ordinary burger so I really didn't see anything special about this truck.

Take Out Tuesdays is winding down at Schlitz Park and today I was surprised with a visit from the…read moreEats & Treats Truck. As Rachel pointed out in her Roll MKE review, I'm a BIG fan of the Roll MKE guys (and I may have eaten there about 6 Tuesdays in a row) but look out, they now have some stiff competition from the Eats & Treats Truck. I had heard about them through a story in the Journal-Sentinel but have never seen them around on a Tuesday at Schlitz Park, so when I heard they were coming today, I had to give them a try. First and foremost, the service is outstanding. I hate that I will probably end up comparing everything to the outstanding quality I've gotten from Roll MKE....but Christine couldn't have been nicer. I mean, what other food truck offers you fresh-popped popcorn while you wait? Have you been to a movie theater lately? Popcorn is REALLY expensive! Nice touch! Secondly, let's take a look at their menu. They seem to specialize in Waffles and Burgers. What a combo. And some of their waffle creations sound a bit intriguing, and also insane. Who would have ever thought that a beer brat waffle would be a good idea? I was certainly intrigued....but the newspaper review said the burgers were the star of the show. So, the burgers. I'm a bit of a burger connoisseur. I've had about a hundred bland burgers in Milwaukee, and a handful of delicious ones, and this one fit right towards the top of the delicious ones. Hand-pattied burgers, the real deal. The bun was amazing, the burger patties were damn near perfect, and everything was just great. The only minor complaint was that most of my cheese somehow ended up on my wrapper, which was a little sad, but not enough to ruin the party in my mouth. I'd really like to try a waffle next week, but not sure how crazy I'm going to get with it. Between Roll MKE and these guys, it might be a matter of who parks closer to my office door next week!

The food truck was at the West Allis Farmers Market last Saturday. The menu had so many items that…read moresounded tempting but I got the Hang Over burger. Beef, egg, cheddar, bacon, avocado, and chicken strip. All kept in place with a skewer. This was a great burger. I obviously had to take out the chicken strip just to fit it in my mouth but this burger was absolutely delicious. With or without a hangover.

I know about tacos, I look for the best anywhere I go, I lived in Mexico for 6 years and these are…read moreby far the best I have had in the states. The burrito... I asked only meat since I was taking it to my hotel, the tortilla was dry and the meat inside was juicy, I put some avocado, tomato and their sauce and I was in heaven... at the truck I had al pastor, asada, and chicken with onions and avocado... and their green sauce.. yes! Limón too... I ordered like When I lived in Ensenada, Mexico .. flour tortillas.... omg! I was back there... I will come back, I will go tomorrow for more. I am happy to have found this gem Very clean, fast, inexpensive, nice people... 10/10

There's really nothing special about these soft shell street tacos. The chicken was bland although…read morethe chorizo was tasty... The tomatoes didn't appear fresh and the salsa was store bought (probably out of a can). I much prefer Cocina Real, Al Pastor, or Casa Noble. Disappointed overall since this place has 4.8 stars overall.

This food truck is usually parked on Holton st across from the Family Dollar and former Lena's. I…read morestopped in here recently to grab my friend some lunch. Their menu offered a lot of randomness. The special of the day was fried chicken but they also had a Mexican-style menu up. Since my friend loves Mexican food, I went that route. I asked for the steak tacos but the woman informed me that there wasn't enough to make a good serving. Disappointing, but I appreciate the honesty rather than get a wimpy taco. So instead I went with the ground beef taco combo. For $5.50 you get three huge tacos covered with freshly shredded cheese, pickled jalapenos, red sauce, sour cream, the works and a soda. (They had orange, grape, lemon iced tea and Pepsi). It was so good and just barely more expensive than taco bell. When I dropped off the tacos my friend said that he had been there before and that they have awesome burritos as well. I will have to look into these burrito claims but so far I am sold on this off-the-trail food truck.

Po boys were huge and delicious. Gave them a 3 because I went for gumbo and it wasn't ready. It was…read moregoing to take an hour and I didn't wanna wait. Also, went back the next day and it was closed. Please update your business hours online so that people don't have to drive a long way and find out yall are closed.

Made a random stop at this little shack because of the name and my appreciation for all things…read more'Nola... Solid sandwich, great fries! Brian knows what he's doing! #fleurdelis

I'm amazed Oscar's on a Roll doesn't have a review yet. They've been out for a few weeks and I…read morefinally got to try them today. I figured it would be hard to replicate the amazing burgers they make in house...but I was pleasantly surprised with how good my lunch was. The Big Gringo and I go way back.....I feel like I might be missing other things on the menu, but if it ain't broke...don't fix it. I think the Big Gringo at their restaurant is one of the 3 best burgers in town...and their food truck version isn't as great....but it's still damn good. Burger was a little greasier than I had hoped, so I'm thankful I grabbed extra napkins. The burger patty itself was good...not great....but when comparing it to other food trucks (other than my personal favorite) it's one of the best in town. I'm glad I asked for my fries without parmesan, because that made them taste even fresher. Oscar himself is running the truck....the man, the myth the legend. Couldn't be a nicer guy, and the way he rifles through orders was extremely quick, but always with a smile...and a great attitude. Even though summer is ending, I look forward to checking out Oscar's on a Roll on a regular basis.

Sometimes when you look at a line of food trucks you want something predictable that you know will…read morebe filling, delicious and not cost a million bucks. Oscars has got your back. Really it's the same food from the restaurant. They tend to pile in their fries in the take out container with whatever sandwich you order...and it's around $6-7 depending on the sandwich. For a food truck, the ordering and speediness is dialed in. You grab a soda out of their cooler while you wait and then you receive your box of yum. Hint: Grab an extra napkin or two if you order the Big O.

Birria tacos are $5 for the driest meat you've ever had, didn't even add any consommé to try and…read morehide how bad it is. Also put in an order of corn with Taki's, which of course had half a small bag of Hot Cheetos instead. Corn tasted awful regardless. Including tip I spent about 28$ for some cruel joke.

Lowkey kinda expensive for a taco truck and takes a while sometimes but a mke late night post bar…read morestaple! I usually get the steak tacos and they pretty solid.

Romero's truck was at The Rock in Franklin for their summer concerts at the Umbrella Bar. They were…read morethe only food truck there, maybe they rotate? Anyway, I couldn't resist the smell of the tortillas and had to try them out! Their menu on the truck has no pricing, which I didn't like so I researched online and found they have an actual location (which I'll try soon) but food truck prices are usually a bit higher. That was the case here, and after asking the prices I went with the birria tacos over the quesadilla. Tacos were $4 and included the protein, onions and cilantro in two corn tortillas. The wait was longer than I was expecting at about 15 minutes but they do give you a buzzer to know when it's ready. I added some of the orange salsa to my tacos which was good! After eating just one I was feeling a little full, they didn't skimp on the fillings. Overall I thought it was pretty good but not necessarily a taco I'd dream about. I'd get it again if I was near their truck but would try other options too.

Romero's is always a great. They were one of the food truck options at an event I was at- I've had…read morethem many times before. I always order something different and they never disappoint. Well priced, nice portions and tasty.