Daddy's Bonetown Burgers

Paid $11 for a burger from this food truck yesterday and I was not impressed. It was small and the most overpriced, "meh" burger I've ever had. We got the Bone Daddy's Special that has Black Angus beef with Proscuitto, Pancetta and other toppings. The extra fancy proscuitto and pancetta didn't do anything for this burger. Seems like a waste of such delicious ingredients to just slap them on carelessly onto an unseasoned burger.Also they had a few different ketchups to try. I grabbed what was labeled "Spicy Ketchup" but I'm not sure that it was. I don't want to sound too mean but it was pretty disgusting...it smelled really strong and there was literally nothing spicy about it. Me and my boyfriend were trying to figure out what was in the ketchup because it had such a strong, distinctive smell/taste. The worker said there were some special chilies in the ketchup but after smelling it a few time's we're pretty sure it's just Worcestershire sauce. Huge nope.The one thing that was good here were the Tator Tots. They're simply seasoned with salt and pepper but they were perfectly crispy and super satisfying!---------------------EDIT:Just received the most unprofessional message from someone at this business. See attached picture for the message. I immediately knew it was from someone here because other reviewers have reported that they also received very unprofessional responses from this place. These people have no idea how to receive feedback. They need to learn to focus on improving their food and business instead of personally attacking their customers...

Amazing beefy burgers with an eggy twist! Of all the food trucks in the area, this one had the longest line and for good reason: they are delicious!

This one is a solid ok.It's a good basic burger. Nothing crazy, nothing out there, just a good unchallenging burger.I got the All American with bacon. The burger was cooked to a medium rare. The lettuce, tomato and onion were fresh and clean. The pickles were nice, not the soft, too sour chips you after see. These were mild and looked fresh. The bun might have been too soft to handle a burger from a truck, lots of breakage while eating. But, they are pretty fast with the order.I'll definitely go back.In short, a well executed average burger.

After my previous review, I've been wanting to return to this truck to give give it a second chance, and give me a second chance to try it. Last Saturday I finally got the chance. Ordered myself a Lemmy with some fries. Burger was cooked a medium-well, but was still somewhat moist which was a pleasant surprise. I couldn't tell you how I felt about the seasoning, but if I have no complaints, that must be a good thing. In terms of toppings, these were quite nice, and went well with the somewhat bada** theme of the truck. I would like to say that while a little more would not have hurt. However, this being a food truck, loaded burgers could lead to a mess. I also found myself wishing for some ore fresh elements, something cool and crispy. The relish was great, but that was it in this department. Then again, the Lemmy is advertised as such, so I have no one buy myself to blame (I guess). Still, a pickle on the side would have gone a long way. Fries were solid, hot, and well seasoned. I also enjoyed the occasional fried piece of cheese and the aioli too!The spicy ketchup though is something to be beheld.Though the food was very solid, and a great filling meal (lasted me from 2:30 all day), I didn't feel blown away.

Gotta love the burgers and the entire rock and roll concept here because, well, it rocks!! Awesome burgers, made with love and creativity, friendly staff too. Step up to the truck, place your order and listen to some good tunes while you wait. Then go back to your office, car, whenever and enjoy, you'll be glad you did!

This was a complete waste of $10. If you want a really good burger, you can find one just about anywhere else. Ordered a regular chessburger which is cooked fresh to order, however they served the burger on a COLD egg bun. Who does that? No other customers, so can't use the excuse they were busy. If you want to take your chances, at least ask for them to grill the bun. Either way, $10 is a bit much for a small burger.....

These guys rock... quite literally! We called on them last minute to do after show food for the Foo Fighters concert at Fenway. They showed up and pumped out 100+ gourmet burgers and fries for our crew, I can't thank them enough. Nothing makes a roadie happier than a badd-ass burger after a rock show. All Burgers were made fresh to order, and for our celiac peeps gluten free could be served in a lettuce wrap.The crew favorite was the Lemmy- 100% Angus Beef, truck made Bourbon BBQ Sauce, Crispy Friend onion strings, bacon, & cheddar cheese. And don't forget the bacon salt, truffle oil, hand-cut fries. The Foo crew lubs greasy bacon! If our stomachs ever bring us back to Boston, we'll be back for more.

The burger was amazing. I got the all American burger and it was so juicy. And the plus is it is currently at Hynes field on Mondays in West Roxbury. If your in the area or when they go back to there regular location after the summer is over please go there to help out such a good small business.

I usually visit this place when it is parked outside my gym - Equinox. So, given that, I am generally ravenous when I visit this fine food truck establishment. These are burgers with an attitude, and by that, I mean, flavor, spice, and hipsterness. My favorite is the Lemmy, smokey BBQ sauce, bacon, and onion ring strips. Mmmmmm. The burgers are cooked as you order them, so there is a wee bit of a wait compared to other food trucks. My only true complaint though is not about the wait but that the thin plastic boxes just don't hold heat well during the winter. This is not my area of expertise, and I understand there could be issues with burger juices and other types of containers. I don't know. It's yum, I deal.

Listen. The food here is ok. But they charge exorbitant prices for what you get. And they give you attitude to boot. So I got a bacon cheeseburger, the Telly, and they charge 9 bucks for it. It had bacon and awful little fried onion strings. I had to throw the onion strings out. The burger was good. But charging 9 bucks for it?? They are marking this product up 300 percent. Then I came back for the tater tots, what a nightmare. The tater tots, according to the sign, were $3.50. I gave the lady with one eye pointing in a different direction 4 dollars and she looks at me with a disgusted look. I look back confusedly and shrug. She barks at me, "it's 4.50, dude". I look at her, then I look back at the sign and I say, "the sign says fucking $3.50...." (Nobody gets away with giving me attitude) she then says, "ok, but you don't have to swear about it..." she then starts talking to the head "chef" (the guy flipping the burgers) and she she starts swearing at him. They both look at me and realize I am looking at them then look away. I had to wait for the tater tots to get out of the fryolator and then the jerk chef dumps a whole bunch of sea salt onto my tater tots out of spite (see picture). These people think they can screw you over but you can show these people they need to treat their customers, who they overcharge, like human beings. Don't patronage this food truck. Be a humanist.Update: As you can see, the owner of this business is upset and posted a response to my comment. He made fun of my shoes (white sketchers) and appears emotionally/mentally unbalanced. He even challenged me to come back to his truck to fight me. Do you want this business cooking your food for you?