Food truck at Amador Brewing. Menu had no pricing and I was shocked to find out that we paid 10 bucks each for a standard hot dog and a fish sandwich. The fish was listed as fish and chips on the menu. So imagine our surprise when what we received was a very small piece of fried fish stick inside a GIANT sandwich roll with tons of cabbage fresh from the plastic bag smothered in a sweet and sickly sugar water glaze. I think they thought they were making coleslaw. Uhh, no! No mayo, no spices, no seasoning, just cabbage from a bag swimming in
sugar syrup, no acid, no flavor.
The hot dog was straight off the Sysco truck. Probably cost all of .85 to make but charged 10.00! Really not a good dog at all but what made it worse was more of that sweet, crappy coleslaw that seems to be the "filler" on all their dishes. A big plastic container of crappy coleslaw with a tiny portion of what you actually ordered does not disquise a terrible dish and way over priced food. When I asked why don't you display their pricing on the chalkboard menu, the response was "we want you to ask"? WTF?? You mean you want to hide your ridiculously overpriced food vs what you actually receive. Also, the fish sandwich was written as fish and chips. Barely any fish, all bread and said crappy coleslaw along with a few very cold, greasy, kettle chips. Not actually chips nor fish and chips in the traditional menu item. Bait and switch selling tactics delivered with subpar food.
They did earn a star because when I questioned the description of fish chips and showed them what we received saying this is a fish sandwich, not fish and chips, he asked me what did I expect? Umm duh, I expected Fish and Chips just as you wrote on the menu description (with no price). I told him I would give him back the humongous, dried sandwich roll for another peice of fish. He accommodated the request turning a terrible review into a buyer beware review with the key tip to ASK questions! Ask about price and how the dish is actually composed and with what ingredients. Buyer Beware! read more
