Fuzzies Burgers

The hype is REAL!!!Wow!! The burger was AMAZING!Crispy edges.. juicy tender in the middle.. their signature sauce is so tasty too!We got the dill fries and the original fries both were delicious! We got the green ranch with them and that was great too!The food came out quickly and was so easy to order through the kiosk! The foood truck is inside of the Peabody heights courtyard and makes it a great time to grab food!We didn't know we would be staying for a beer and enjoying music during the last "Butch Gardens" event of the year- everyone was in great spirits and the crowd was lovely and diverse- I will be back asap for this burger and to see what's going on at fuzzies!

Food trucks are all the rage these days! AND I'm here for it. Portable, convenient, and some have provided me brand new experiences. Fuzzies is in that category.I was at Peabody Heights Brewery for an event, and they were the food truck on site that night. Oh yeah, I'm also finding that, for many of the food trucks, you can order ahead on the 'Toast' app (I learned this at the event and used the app again a few days later for another food truck). So, I ordered ahead and was given a time my food would be ready. HOW COOL IS THAT?!I ordered the Falafaburger. It's a chickpea burger with tomato, picked onions, ranch lightning, and 'lots of fresh herbs'. This was my first chickpea burger, but I love chickpeas and have my own recipe for making a sandwich. They have a surprising amount of protein. But I digress. Anyway, it was ready on time and I couldn't wait to dig in. I mean, I've had impossible burgers, beyond burgers, but had yet to have a chickpea burger. I WAS EXCITED!.IT WAS GOOD!What I liked most was the cruch it had around the edges. Not a burt crunch, but a cooked chickpea crunch (if that makes sense). The sauce, herbs and ranch added to the flavor. The bun was nice and soft too. It was thoroughly enjoying my meal. Oh yeah, I also ordered some fries that were cooked just right. They were fresh, which means hot & crunchy. They came with a small vial of the 'special sauce' which was okay. Overall, it was a good new experience.

I didn't want a burger but Fuzzies was the only food truck on site when I visited Peabody Heights brewery this past Saturday for a Yelp Elite event. The event started at 11:30, so I went to be the first in line at Fuzzies as lines at the Yelp events get out of control quickly. However, the Fuzzies food truck was locked up tight and there was no response to knocks, nor were there any hours posted where I could see.Eventually I realized I could place an order online (I was also able to see they didn't open until noon). I placed an order for a plain burger and fries + $1 for extra sauce. That totaled $19, which is ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS IMO, but what could I do in a food desert situation?I received a text when my food was finally ready and it was sitting where I (or anyone else for that matter) could just grab it. I hustled back into the brewery and unpacked the offerings.The fries were pretty good, no real complaints there. The plain burger tho...bland and boring. I'd have had a better burger at McDonald's. Disappointing isn't even the word, but again, food desert. Oh, and that sauce that cost $1??? Not good at all. I don't recommend Fuzzies.

I love having Fuzzies at Peabody. Their smashburgers are always delicious as are their fries. I like the hot fuzz, it never lets me down. Pickleback fries are different and delicious. My only beef is that you can't remove anything from a burger. My husband can't do pickles, so he always ends up ordering doordash for some junk he never likes. So, please, Fuzzies, let the people remove the pickles if they want. I know it sounds really easy for someone to just take them off after they get their order. But non-pickle eating people tell me they can't do this bc pickles leave a flavor trace wherever they go. tysm!!

We got the OG fuzz with pickle flavored fries and it was pretty good!! We were supposed to get Lettuce and tomatoes, but I am assuming they ran out. Either way, the smash burger was great and the fries were exactly what I expected from pickled flavored fries. Very convient for when you are playing games in the dugout at Peabody brewery and need some food to sober up!

This was my first time to Fuzzies Burgers. I came to their Peabody Heights Location. They opened a little later than expected, but man, was the wait worth it. I was able to easily check in with one of the employees about allergy info, and ordered the hot fuzz burger and original fries from their QR code. There is also a kiosk. They text you when the order is ready, which didn't take long at all. I DEVOURED the hot fuzz burger. I was licking my fingers. Eating the drippings. There's a reason they've been nominated for best burger in the area. It was the perfect balance of sweet and spicy and savory. The umami was on point. The fries were perfect. Very crispy on the outside, soft on the inside but not soggy. Perfectly salted. I WILL be back again. As I'm writing this only about an hour after eating this, I'm already debating whether I should order another one.

Reminded me of burgers Bobs Big Boy would make back in the day. Great fries, too. Portion size is adequate, a rarity these days.

These burgers taste like fascism. The last time I bit into a fuzzies burger, it kept falling out the far-right of my mouth. Realize it's hard to hear, but I'm sure the Fuzzies' owners will take it on the chin!

We have gotten burgers from the Fuzzies food truck at various locations around Baltimore. I typically order their signature Fuzzy burger, and the plus is that they make a delicious smash patty. Not much to be said on service other than it is efficient, since you typically order on the toast app and get a text message when it is ready. The downside is that each burger is $15 before tax and/or french fries, which is expensive even in these times, in my opinion.This time around, my patty was drowning in sauce compared to my friend's who ordered the same burger. Tasty, but it made the burger impossible to eat.

We ate here while at Pherm Brewery. The guys in truck wouldn't take my order, you have to scan a QR code and order online. Not a big deal, maybe it's more about payment than taking orders. But I wanted to get their signature burger, only without the sauce, as I don't like mayonnaise based sauces. I was told that they don't do modifications to orders. I could order the basic cheeseburger, then add pickles separately. But the basic cheeseburger only has one smash patty (the signature burger has two) and no lettuce or tomato. It's literally just a question of, can they not slather a bunch of sauce onto a roll when making a burger. Apparently they can't. Ridiculous. So I ended up going the basic cheeseburger route, and because smash patties are so thin, it was too much roll, not enough flavor.