Keys Gourmet Slider Station

I was lucky enough to try this food truck on Wednesday. I'm not usually a fan of Sliders, but these were amazing! The portion sizes were pretty big. They seemed closer to the size of a McDonald's cheeseburger than a White Castle.I had an "Old Time Burger", which was a more traditional hamburger. Reminded me a bit of Steak n' Shake. I also tried the "Cajun Pulled Pork," which was a little spicy but cooled off with the coleslaw the sandwich is topped with. It was probably my favorite of the 2. The seasoned fries where a little bland, I'd probably skip them next time.Everything is made to order, which means it's fresh, but it also means be ready to wait if there is line.

We were at the Harrison Center for an event and they had a few food trucks on Delaware. We ate at Keys' as my wife had eaten at their food truck before.The price was fair for the sliders. However, my hot hawaiian didn't come with a fork and was nearly impossible to eat making a mess. At least I had a bottle of water to wash my hands. Wife liked her bean burger. The food was good. If you see them worth a try.#366

One of my favorite food trucks! Great food without the pretension that is often associated with the nouveau food truck movement that's sweeping the country.They make about a dozen different sliders, but on any given day, only serve 4, which rotate daily. 4 is more than enough variety and is to be expected due to the lack of kitchen space in a typical food truck.What also makes this place great is you get a great deal. You can try all 4 sliders ("The Home Run" (or mix and match them any way you want) for under $10.

Bought a couple sliders from the food truck for lunch the other day.Have to say, the sliders were thoroughly average. Some of the other options look pretty good but they weren't available when I went. (I would specifically love to try that catfish and curry mayo slider).Cajun Pulled Pork - pretty decent. The pulled pork was moist and cooked well. The BBQ sauce was mostly sweet with just a bit of a tangy flavor at the end. Nothing really cajun about the pulled pork, just a normal pulled pork. A little Cajun spicing might've made it a much more interesting sandwich to be honest.Southern Bell - Pulled chicken with rosemary and something else. Almost totally without flavor and without sauce. What sauce there was was good, but there was none of it, just tasted like the most plain/bland chicken you'll ever eat. Shame they didn't add more sauce.Pretty decent deal - two sliders and a bag of chips for I think $7. Decently filling lunch, but rather disappointing flavor wise. Kinda wish I could give it 2.5 stars.

I was at work and the slider station was scheduled to be there that day. I tried the Grandma's and the Cajun Pulled Pork sliders. Both were great! I want to go back for the Hawaiian. If you have the opportunity to try KGSS definitely give it a go!

The best turkey burger I've had!! The grandma burger is amazing as well. Customer service was superb and truck was clean and presentable.

Service was great! I was nervous about the black bean slider because those are usually mushy, however it was crunchy. I'm glad I listened to the owner and got it.

Enjoyed some slider goodness last night while they were parked at Triton Brewing. Normally, I might have given them 3 stars, but the seasoned fries have me bumping them up to 4! They were really tasty. If you like ketchup, be sure to ask for extra as they give you just a small amount. The ketchup tastes really fresh though! It tastes like they make their own, but I'm not entirely sure. They have about 4 or 5 (can't remember) sliders every day and rotate the selection in and out from a larger list. I had the Some Like It Hot with roasted jalapenos, onions, and provolone. They were very tasty! I like the spice the peppers gave them. I can handle some serious heat, but this was nice enough not to overwhelm everything else. My husband had the more traditional sliders, and he liked them but compared them to a popular slider chain. I beg to differ! They are slightly reminiscent of that, but they also have choices like Cajun pulled pork and a Hawaiian slider that I would really like to try next time. While at Triton, they text you when your order is ready which is handy. I'm not sure if they do that regularly or not. I definitely recommend with a lovely Triton brew!

Holy nom nom!! Sometimes I get to be a negative person. I love food trucks but I've been burned by a number of Indy food trucks that when I am up to order at a new food truck I haven't been before I get this flood of negative thoughts, "It looks plain" "That's quite a bit of money" "Should I just go grab a salad, I'm going to be disappointed anyways." But man these guys really proved me wrong! Don't lose faith in the food trucks! Haha.. We split the following : Chicken Salad slider, the Olympian, the Rosemary Chicken and my fav the Peruvian egg salad slider. Sweet baby Jesus! Delicious. Food: 4/5Service: 4/5

Second time eating here. The new day bean burger is really tasty, as are the seasoned fries. $8 for any two sliders is a fair price and it gives you the opportunity to either try different sliders or split a meal. Hubs had the hot Hawaiian, which was very messy to eat. The seasoned fries were good, but I wish they had packets of mayo and not just ketchup.The service is a tad slow, but that's because the food is cooked when you order, and the guy who runs the food truck explains that in a very apologetic manner. Having said that, I don't think the service is any slower than other food trucks we like.