Tot Boss Truck

We visited this food truck twice in the last few weeks. First we went to the Anoka Food truck festival and tried the loaded tots. The actual tots were very crispy. The toppings don't stay on very well but the lettuce was crispy and the sour cream was cool. The second time we visited them was at the state fair. We got the dill tots. The service was good at both locations. We liked the options of two sides to order at the state fair. It really helped the line length. The pick up window was at the end and we didn't have to wait long either time. The great thing about the truck is you know what they are selling just by looking at the truck.

On 8.9.2017, the Tot Boss Truck was part of the Food Trucks for Charity event at The Depot with all tips benefiting the Ronald McDonald Charities. My colleagues and I ventured over here in the rain for a good cause. Three of us has the beef burrito basket which came with a loaded burrito AND a little basket of tots on the side, all for $6! Added a nacho cheese dipping sauce for $0.50. I wished I'd tried the jalapeño ranch instead, the nacho cheese was kind of runny. Other than that, the burrito was tasty and the tots nice and crispy. I ate them all and saved none in my pockets for later. (Napoleon Dynamite ref ;))Added a bottled water for an extra buck and plenty left for tipping which went to RM House! Good cause!

Tot Boss Truck was at the Food Truck Fair last week. I love tater tots!! I lived off tater tots in my undergrad years in California. I came here with babe this past Sunday to check out the food trucks that they have in Minnesota. There was quite a bit of variety at this state fair. There was all types of food..falafel, donuts, burgers, wings, pulled pork, smoothies, tater tots, beer...you name it! The Tot Boss Truck, however was the busiest of them all. The service was fast, yet lines were still long. We waited in line for 20+ minutes for our tots. There was many options such as chili tots, which is what we got, poutine tots, bacon wrapped tots, and more. We decided to go with the chili tots without the sour cream. It wasn't that great. Tots were good, but the chili is meh, but I'm not a big fan of chili to begin with. I'd go back to this place, but not chili tots. I'll try bacon wrapped tots or poutine next time.

Less than spectacular tots -- in fact pretty much ordinary and overly priced. I had the bacon-wrapped tots and the bacon was certainly not fresh and was pretty skimpy and really didn't contribute any bacon flavor to the tots save for the idea of tots wrapped in bacon.It'd be awesome to see what they could do if they stepped up their game and did more than re-heat pre-prepared tots -- like use fresh ingredients, interesting sauces, and more generous portions. But until then, I can only give them two stars.

Wow!! I got the bacon wrapped tots and the chicken tender basket. The bacon wrapped tots were cooked perfectly and with a little Franks Red Hot they were perfect. The taste is just epic. And the chicken tender basket was perfectly cooked and with a little Red Hot was just perfect. The Tot Boss Truck is a winner.

Visited the Minneapolis Food Truck Fair yesterday and this truck had, by far, the longest line.. I had to give it a try! After waiting 20 minutes, building major anticipation and excitement, we made it to the front where I ordered the Chili Tots for $6. They surprisingly finished our order within minutes and I was off on my way.The tots were fresh, crunchy, and delicious. The chili was okay. Was it any different from tots that I could buy elsewhere? I didn't think so. Plus, the portion was extremely small for $6! Although it was delicious, I'd probably rather spend my $6 elsewhere at a food truck that's more unique next time.

Taters gon tate! But all jokes aside, this was fantastic! I came across this food truck at the MNNI (Minnesota Nissan Infiniti) Car Show at Running Aces Casino. I only agreed to go with my boyfriend and our other car-enthusiast friends because I heard there would be food trucks. Honestly, this was the only one that appealed to me and I wasn't disappointed!I ordered the Loaded Tots and there was a decent amount of tots for the price that we paid ($5 I think). The tots were crispy and delicious! There was cheese, bacon, and sour cream on it as well. Honestly, the tots were good on their own but it did add some extra flavor to it.

I've been craving tater tots for some time now and was so excited this food truck was at the Anoka food truck festival. There was a huge line because of course everyone loves them some tots so I was happy I would get hot tater tots. Hot tater tots is sure what I got. They basically threw the hot tater tots in my hands then handed me the cheese sauce which I burnt my hand very badly on, and then also my water all at the same time shewing me out of the way. I am so glad they were hot, however the carelessness of the person placing the cheese sauce in the container (spilling it down the side) cause a very bad burn on three of my fingers not allowing me to enjoy my tots as much as I would have liked. Also if I have to pay 50 cents for sauce I would like a full container of it. It was barely half full. Overall the tots were hot and good but having burnt my hand when it shouldn't have happened lost them a star. I guess moral of the story Is be careful if you get a side of nacho sauce it may be running down the side and may burn you.

Summary:- Long wait (~40 minutes)- Perfectly fried tots- A little expensive for what it is---Tot Boss was near the entrance of the Minneapolis Food Truck Fair and it immediately stood out; it literally had the longest line out of any of the other 40 trucks.I walked around a bit but noted to myself to come back. After all, going by my parents' rule, I should always eat at places with a lot of people.We got some food and started to wait. The line was really long, stretching the length of about 3-4 trucks. It wasn't moving very quickly either. After about 40 minutes under the beating sun, we made it to the front. Though they had a bunch of gourmet styles, I ordered a plain tots (24 count) to share with my friends. The price was about $4.50, which is all right given the demand, but really, tots are pretty much french fries. After two minutes, our tots came out piping hot and fresh. Their crispy shell picked up some ketchup and I don't know, it just worked well. I'm not sure if it's worth the hype but the food is solid. Try it at the next food truck fair!

Beware when booking a private event with them. They will cancel on you if a more lucrative event gets offered to them. This is what happened to me. I was told "sorry" and asked to change my date as they would not honor my reservation. It was stated the date and that it was a Friday when booking. Poor way to handle a business and poor customer service.