I really wanted to love this place, given all of the wonderful things I'd heard, but unfortunately it just seems to be another over-hyped novelty that doesn't stand up.  I've been twice and sampled as many burgers as possible to be sure it wasn't an off night, and haven't found anything to recommend.  Now, I've only been to their brick and mortar location, and have not sampled directly from the food truck itself, but it doesn't sound like there is any difference.  \n\nThe wait is unreasonably long, nothing I have tried was piping hot and none of it tasted as if it were made fresh to order (other than assembling the burger and toppings).  I was also a little surprised by the prices.  They are quite high, but would have been worth it had the burgers been phenomenal.\n\nThe bun to meat ratio is way off.  The top bun is way too thick (or the meat is way too thin).  I also agree with some of the other reviewers about the dryness/staleness of the bread.  Each time, I ended up picking off about half of the top bun because it was so thick and dry.  \n\nThe toppings I have had are bland and get absorbed by the bread, and the meat itself has no taste.  McDonald's makes a more flavorful \"special sauce\".  The sauce on my burger had less flavor than plain mayo.  \n\nThe only highlight of the meal were the bbq fries (with jalepenos, bbq sauce, onion strings, bacon).  Despite being shoestring fries, they were crispy enough to hold up under all of the toppings and were quite yummy!  \n\nUnfortunately, some decent fries aren't enough to bring me back again.  Overpriced, overhyped, and underwhelming.