WOW. I'm not even sure where to start. We just had two hot chicken sandwiches that were so good,…read moreI'm pretty sure time stopped the moment we took our first bites. Not to be dramatic, but I would fight a bear to relive that moment. I'm not exaggerating. With that first bite, my soul briefly left my body. Angels wept. A single beam of light descended from the heavens and landed directly on my plate. Somewhere in the distance, a bald eagle screeched. I don't know who or what was in the back of that food truck cooking that sandwich, but I'm thinking it must have been God himself. I'm kicking myself for staying in the truck to be a passenger princess while my husband got out and ordered. Seriously guys, every bite made me weak in the knees--like, I had to steady myself against the table as I ate. My husband and I looked at each other dead in the eyes after the first bite, and we both just sat there in stunned silence, chewing like we were in the final scene of a romance movie. Im embarrassed to share the sounds we were making with every bite. Let's just say if someone had walked past us, they would've 100% assumed something deeply inappropriate was happening. Like, WHAT IS IN THIS FREAKING SANDWICH?! The crunch. The heat. The sauce. Omg the sauce. I will be dreaming about that sauce for the rest of my life. Now, I have to admit, as with all good things, there is also sorrow. And the sorrow hit hard. Because as I took my last bite of that heaven-sent sandwich, I realized: I will never again experience the first bite of that perfect sandwich ever again. Never. Sure, I can return every single day for the rest of my life, but that first moment. It's gone. And it's never coming back. But, as the wise once said, it's better to have loved and lost, than to have never loved at all. So do yourself a favor, go get this sandwich, and you can thank me later as you rise into the heavens with that first bite.

This evening I was not in a mood to cook, and wanted to try something new. Lucky for me, a food…read moretruck was in the front of the neighborhood. The wife and I had heard great things about it, so we took little trip. We arrived and perused the menu outside of the truck. A lot of delicious looking things on the menu. Burgers, birria tacos, yummy looking fries, lots of good stuff. Near the front of the truck a separate menu saying it was burger week, so we opted to try a burger. A friendly face, presumed to be the owner, greeted us and took our order. The wife ordered a single patty smash burger with all of the fixin's to include jalapeños for $15. I noticed a breakfast burger on the menu, so I inquired what was on it. One patty, cheese, a fried egg, bacon, and a hash brown patty. All of my favorite things on one burger. Also, for $16, that seemed like a good deal. In good time, we were summoned to the truck for our order. The fella who took my order informed me he had forgotten to let me know that a spicy strawberry jelly came on my burger as well and asked if that was ok. I am generally not a big fan of jelly, so I politely declined. Unfortunately, the burger was already made, so he requested the cook to remake the burger. Not wanting to wait for another burger I told them I would give it a try. He insisted remaking it would not be a problem, but I opted to try it anyhow. We strolled back to the house and got right to it. I grabbed my burger and forgot about the fried egg. The egg popped and seeped all on the plate before I got a bite. Whoops. Anyhow, the first few bites of my burger were delicious. Juicy, and seasoned very well. Bacon was cooked right and was not rubbery. The hash brown was also a great addition and tasty. About the third bite I got the strawberry jelly. The jelly was good, but it overpowered the burger. The sweetness distracted me from the juicy burger, and annoyed my tastebuds. I tried to scrape the jelly off of the burger, but the burger was saturated with it. I ate about half of the burger and gave up on it. My hands were also very sticky, so I had to stop eating it because it was just too much. I finished eating my fries and watched my wife finish her burger. To be fair, they did offer to remake it. So, the jelly fiasco is on me. I own up to that, and will not ding this review because of it. That being said, I cannot wait for them to visit my neighborhood again. I definitely will be having them again. The food was great, and I loved the whole food truck vibe. If you see this guy in your neighborhood, give them a try. Shop local, and keep these guys in business. Enjoy!

Their food was always delicious and amazing. This couple was friendly and helpful. Food truck very…read moreclean

I love a good food truck and when they are at Windmill Farm Winery I try to support. This one…read moreneeds a little more practice before I visit again. Their Facebook page said they were opening at 1PM, but it was more like 215PM. Finally able to order we got a BATL sandwich and a half order of fries with Cajun Ranch. The Texas toast on the BALT was good and had a nice exterior crunch. The sandwich was okay. For $14 I would have expected some thick sliced bacon. The fries are the winner here. They make hand cut fries that were very good. Crispy on the outside, with a lot of skin. We had the Cajun ranch dressing that was a great pairing.

I've lived in Texas off-and-on for a total of 11 years. During this time I've literally eaten at a…read moreminimum of 100 Texas BBQ restaurants. My wife and I would spend our weekends traveling the State hitting as many of the Texas Monthly Top 50 BBQs that we could. One Saturday a few years ago we ate at 5 different Texas BBQ restaurants - I'm not kidding. And I have never once during this time had a meal I didn't enjoy - until tonight. I'm not going to jump off the deep end and say the food was bad, it wasn't. Except for my iced tea which was terrible. I spent a year in New Jersey where they serve tea as dark as coffee with a taste that makes your head snap back. This tea was just like that. Texas tea is a light brown color, not black. Needless to say, after one sip I didn't finish it. The BBQ beans are definitely not Texas style. They were watery and sweet, and not very appetizing in my opinion. Definitely different than any other bbq beans you'll find in Texas where pinto beans are typically served with BBQ. The green beans were under cooked and tough. The corn needed a truck load of salt and pepper. Now to the meat. My brisket, sausage, ribs, and pulled pork were all OK, not horrible, but nothing to get excited about either. The star of the show was the banana pudding which was the only item we ordered that could potentially motivate me to return, which I probably won't do. I assume the pudding was homemade and it was definitely tasty. You've probably seen the pictures of the facility. It's basically a small store front where you walk inside and the ordering counter is immediately inside the door just one step away. There is no seating inside. The outdoor patio on the front of the building has 4 or 5 rickety tables with a couple of "indoor tvs" that are hung on the roof supports. Because they are indoor and not outdoor TVs, unless it's pitch dark outside the screens will be washed out and you won't be able to see anything. There are two tables on the patio on the backside of the building and we initially attempted to use them so we could sit in the shade and not in the blast of the setting sun that covered the front of the building. Unfortunately, these two tables and their chairs had not been cleaned for a millennia and were covered with a bunch of sticky crap that had blown off the nearby trees and parking lot. I'm going to be extremely generous and award a score of three because the meat is disappointingly average but not terrible, and because it hurts me to disparage a small family business. But this very easily could have been a 2 star score. And considering there are a boat load of great BBQ options within 10 miles, I can see no reason to visit here again in the future.

Tried this place out 1 time and that was enough. Brisket was more fat than meat. Sides tasted ok,…read morebut seemed to be from the day before. Been wanting to try them for a long time, but stoped today I really think Bill Millers is better.

100/10, best hot dog I've ever had! Trust their recommendations, they come up with the best…read moretoppings combos too

Looking for a good burger in the area, I found this gem! Ordered a cheeseburger with grilled…read moreonions, and it was delicious. The burger was juicy, the cheese melted just right, and those sweet grilled onions took it over the top. All of it came on a soft bun that made every bite melt together perfectly. I paired it with my once-a-year Coca-Cola, and it hit the spot. Lee was kind, friendly, and a joy to chat with, he makes the visit feel personal, not just tasty. This truck is well worth seeking out...good food, warm service, and a cool evening breeze. Good vibes. Will return.

This place is awesome!! We drove out from California dropping off some supplies for the town and we…read morewere greeted by a handful of locals. One of which was these guys with a warm delicious meal! Quality food and awesome people who work there. Veteran owned too! We loved it so much we drove out the next day and got seconds. Highly recommended!!! I know you do catering, will you come out to California please?? Thank you so much everyone!!!

I tried to give this place one more try, the food is absolute garbage. Got a breakfast taco, the…read moreeggs were over cooked yet. Somehow the tortilla was raw and stuck to the tinfoil. Tasted terrible, not to mention the service is very unfriendly.

I've only had delivery, but my order is perfect everytime. Cheesesteaks are made "properly."…read more I get this whenever I spend all day at the salon for me & my stylist. The fries are awesome as well.

Awesome Philly cheesesteak. Owner is first class OG Philadelphian. Texan transplant who has…read moreadapted well. Very cool shop in old elementary school setting. I'll bring my family next time.

This was my first food truck experience in Seguin. We…read moreordered the brisket hoagie. It was delicious. We wound up sharing one and saving the second one for later. The roll was soft and fresh, fine chopped onions, lots of brisket. I look forward to trying other items on the menu. The service was pleasant and questions were answered politely.

Food was eggcellent, definitely mess heavy with this place. They have all sorts of options…read moreincluding burgers, hot dogs, breakfast tacos. The owner is very polite and helpful

Great little food truck, truly a hidden gem here in Canyon Lake. If you're out here make sure to…read morestop by , you'll be in for a treat.