The Steer and Wheel

people were a 10! burger was crazy salty. Yesterday at the Dancing Nomb, Sharpsburg .

This food truck was parked outside Hitchhiker the last time I visited, and the food smelled too good to resist. They had some interesting sounding burgers on the menu, but we decided to try the Jam on it burger. It had onion jam, whole grain mustard cream sauce, and Gouda cheese. The sweet onion jam mixed with the "vinegary" taste of the mustard was perfect. The burgers are all cooked the same, so you can't choose how well done you want it. I would have preferred it be a little softer inside, but it was still super juicy and flavorful! Definitely give their burgers a try if you see The Steel and Wheel food truck!

We ordered a few different burgers with fries and sauces. In general everything was far too salty. I think the items would have been really tasty, but they were completely overtaken by salt. I don't know if I would give this place another shot. If I was extremely hungry or out of options...I'd maybe just order a standard burger with traditional toppings and plain fries without sauces. The workers were friendly and timely with our order. Also, It really didn't sit well walking away with 3 burgers and one order of fries for $50+

Just had a great lunch from The Steer and Wheel. They parked their truck outside of my office so I was able to get one of their highly sought after burgers.I ordered the McBurger, which is a take on a Big Mac. It tasted great! The patty was perfectly cooked and the flavor of the burger with all the toppings was spot on!The real star of the show, however, was the fries! I read the reviews about the fries and boy they did not disappoint! Their technique of double frying them really makes a difference.I also tried the truffle mayo dip. The flavor was good but I found myself tasting truffle oil well past the mealtime. So next time I'll try a different dip or just enjoy those delicious fries naked!I will most definitely keep my eyes open for this food truck in the future!

Actually surprised by the really high reviews. I got the curly truffle burger and my husband got the spicy one burger. We also ordered a large fry to share. The burgers themselves didn't have any flavor to them. My burger was pretty pink so I could only stomach half the burger. To be fair I did not request how well done I like my burgers. The fries were super good and really the only reason (besides the friendly staff) that Im giving this truck three stars. I probably will not be returning but maybe it just wasn't my cup of tea.

One of my favorite food trucks..everything I've tried has been excellent! A must try if you find them parked at your local brewery.

I have only had the delicious higher end burgers from the Steer and Wheel. During Pittsburgh Craft Beer Week, the Steer and Wheel catered the beer dinner that I attended at The Grist House. I thought the concept of a curated food truck beer dinner was innovative, so I had to check it out. (Besides the fact that I love beer dinners) Boy, did Steer and Wheel really crush it. I can't get over the Main course of Shrimp and Grits. Having lived in the south, I am always on a mission for great grits. And they hit the mark. The shrimp was not overly breaded and really complimented the cheesiness of the grits without being overbearing. All of the courses were done to perfection with flavors that were accentuated with the paired beers and vice versa. I like how The Steer and Wheel stepped out of the truck (See What I did there??) and left the bun behind.

I was impressed the first time and continue to be impressed by The Steer and Wheel. Burgers made fresh and to order using locally sourced ingredients can't be beat. And when I consider the fact that they frequent local businesses (including my place of employment and local breweries), it's going to be a 5 star review.I don't always get fries when ordering a burger, but at Steer and Wheel it's recommended. The fries are double fried which kind of makes them doubly delicious. If you check out the website there are a lot of burgers listed however they aren't all available on a daily basis which a nice change of pace because then I'm not ordering the same burger all the time (even though I'm partial to the BCQ Burger). They have enough diversity that I feel confident in saying anyone can find something they'll enjoy. Unless you're a vegetarian. But then again, there are those fries. I think it's great that the local food truck scene has become so popular. These truckers deserve success for sharing their labors of love.

I am a HUGE fan of this truck. For the longest time, it was like my White Whale; I saw it pop up on Twitter but could never find it in real life. I finally (!!) pinned it down at Coffee Buddha one day and have been hooked ever since. My mouth is watering just writing this!Sure, it's a little on the expensive side for a food truck, but you get quality and quantity, my friends. The menu is pretty big and they only have certain items on the truck, so be sure to follow them on Twitter to see what their offerings are. Even if you don't see your favorite, go eat there anyway. The burgers are fresh, always piled high with amazing toppings, and so juicy you will need to roll up your sleeves. Now let's talk about the fries. You get a ton of fresh-cut, warm, salty fries. I'd liken these to Winghart's and are currently tied for "most favorite fries in Pittsburgh."I'd go for The French Lieutenant's Burger and Curly's Truffle but they usually have a special Buddha Burger when they're parked at Coffee Buddha. Go. Run. Now!

Shelby T is wrong. Trust me or trust the person who uses such a clever profile pic as a hand holding up The Leaning Tower of Pisa. Your call.