Meatball.

Meatball came to our neighborhood recently.Overall, this was a mixed bag, but I'm glad they came by.Ordering was online only and supposed to open at 5pm. I logged in to create an order at 4:40 and was allowed to submit it. We were hungry, so I was stoked at the idea of eating sooner than later. Alas, this was not to be. 5:30 would have to do.We had planned on one Philly + one eponymous sandwich, but, to be frank, the prices convinced us we could share one sandwich and fries. In part, this was because items were more expensive than the preview menu we'd seen. $16 scored the "Steak and Cheese" cheesesteak with parm/garlic fries. What it lacked in authenticity, it made up for with great taste, quality ingredients, and its blimp-like size--not exactly a Philly, but a great cheesesteak. The fries almost stole the show with just the right amounts of parm and garlic, but no grease to be found. Outstanding!Five stars for taste, three for prices, 2.5 for wait time. 3.5 overall.If I see them again, I'm definitely up for a meatball sub.

How do you turn down a good meatball? You don't! That's how. I recently got to try meatball. at the Denver Summer Brew Fest and it sure did not disappoint! I chose to nosh on the 'Za Cheese sandwich. It's grilled cheese sandwich with provolone, pepperoni, pizza sauce, parmesan, fresh basil. It was full of flavor and huge! Almost to the point where I couldn't finish it... Almost. But I endured and ate it. All of it. And I would gladly do it again. I probably waited five to seven minutes from placing my order to getting my food. Even better!Perfect addition to my Colorado evening of drinking!

Meatball came to our neighborhood last night. Ordered on line & the food was ready in about 45 minutes (I ordered a little late). I got the Cheesy Meatball Sub with Parmesan-Garlic Fries. Both were delicious & a generous portion (had leftovers for lunch today). The fries were thin & crispy, just how I like. The sub was wonderful, the only thing I would suggest was just a little more sauce (I tend to like sauce!). The price was fine for a food truck ($11.50).Everything seemed safe & adhering to our current COVID 19 guidelines. Was a great experience.

This review is really just a continuation of my experience at Station 26 Brewery, which I love. There was a Meatball. food truck on the driveway by all the benches. It was easy to grab a menu, deliberate at the table, then go back to order. Everything was ready fairly quickly despite the full house there. Maybe not everyone was on the same dinner schedule.I had the cheesy meatball sandwich, which was so hot and so good. The meatballs were giant and moist. Cheese was oozing everywhere. Too filling for me to finish, but then again I was stuffed with a few beers at that point. I'm not sure if the food trucks at Station 26 rotate, but I would love to chase down that Meatball. truck again the next time I'm in Denver!

Agree with other reviewers that these sandwiches are delicious and huge! This sandwich and fries could be shared with someone. I ordered the "cheesy" and the Parmesan garlic fries. The fries were great. They give you a side of balsamic ketchup which is a nice change to the normal ketchup. I would definitely try it again. I do think they should have some alternatives other than just sandwiches and fries that would lighten up the heaviness, such as having it with some roasted veggies.

The Meatball truck came to our neighborhood last week and after perusing the menu, I knew we had to try it. My husband and I shared a spicy meatball sub - homemade spicy marinara, tender and flavorful meatballs, and toasted cherry peppers. It had some heat for sure, but was not so spicy that it was overpowering. The bread was great too. Crunchy, absorbed some sauce but was not soggy. It was a great size to share, especially served with a nice portion of garlic fries (yum!). It was surprising to me that it took 30 minutes to be ready from the time we ordered (a food truck? 30 minutes? Dang!) but since we ordered online, we hung out at home until it was done. I have to wonder what that process looks like if they were - for instance - at a brewery on a Saturday night. Just interesting! Would love to try one of their other subs if we see them around again.

After waiting nearly an hour, we finally got our 2 subs with fries. As a garlic lover, I got the Stinky Meatball. When I unwrapped it, all the cheese stuck to the paper, I had to get a fork to scrape it off. The bread was soggy, had clearly been sitting for awhile. There was so much raw garlic, it was nearly inedible. I ended up taking the cheese back off since most of the garlic was stuck in it, and I didn't even eat half the bread because the meatballs didn't fill it. My husband had the Original Meatball and has been on the toilet with a sick stomach. The fries were ok, also definitely not fresh. Maybe things would've been better if one of their members wasn't sleeping in the truck that pulls their "food truck." Really disappointing, don't recommend.

Meatball sub was good but not mind blowing. It was gigantic though. Parmesan garlic fries were pretty amazing! Prices were reasonable for a food truck.

Best chicken meatball I've ever had - that's for sure!We were lucky enough to try the meatballs sliders marinated in Stranahan's Whiskey BBQ sauce, and it was simply divine. Topped with pickled cabbage and I believe goat cheese. Nevertheless, it was savory and melted in my mouth and made me very happy. The menu is super innovative, but I didn't really expect anything less from the same awesome geniuses that gave us Hey PB&J. Give this food truck a try. I implore you!

Can't speak about the food. But the driver of your SUV towing the trailer thinks it's a good idea to cut across 3 lanes of traffic and almost cause an accident because they missed their turn. You should re-consider the safety of others around you, especially when you have a giant advertisement highlighting the place I will never visit because of your driver's arrogance.